Litchfield enquirer., 1831-03-10

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F.s"'e. Inc great powers, or AZ eas, some OfIhpm,
may come 10 the conclusion that there is NO o,her
way o. letting on the political steam, which threatens
Sw"eia' eSPIoslon' and therefore cOWtriVe TO make
= war IN their Own defence. But at present we do
"Ot discover any good Of war, nor any strong
PronaO'lIty that one is likely to occur.
The grain market continues TO improve, and the lasr
ss'es at Liverpool and London higher than those
OF any former dates This is most important news TO
this country, and had immediate effect on the mark
etS here.
FSOAsiers Of Poland, Jan. 13.-~The thunder clouds
collected in the Russian frontier provinces have
yet burst. Accumulated masses Of snow aud cOnn,u-
ed frost are not indeed great obstacles the convey
ance Ofcannon and "f military aud sedges blu,
throw great difficulties in the way fhe rapid advance
Of the infantry and cavalry, though ample distributions
OF brandy are not wanting.
What the journals have said Of the hatred which tho
native Russians feel towards their half brothers in PO-
land ia certainly true is returned with interest by
the Poles. Both Alexander and NichOIas were Gllv
aware 0t this,a"d would willingly have dispensed with
!he odous measure Of Keeping Russian regiments in
Poland hut they could not venture to leave the Po-
fish troops, especially the artillery themselves, and
thus new seed" 01Inextingushable hatred
London, Feb. I'VE have received the French pa
Pers Of Saturday and Sunday. The principal feature
OF their contents is the report Of the conversation
Sh and 28th ult and which has already appeared in
s!e Morning Herald Of yesterday. The subject was
introduced BY M M"ngon, VIII" called upon The min
sstry to explain their policy with respect Belgium
aud Poland. The challenge accepted, and Nh in
teresing and important discussion the cnnse-
qnence. nj. MAngnn taxed the Ministry with betray-
ting the Bcigans to the Holy Alliance--wh nterfcr-
Ing with them in the choice Of King, and in their
darling project Of re-untns their country France
IhR-was the more uDgracinus, because the Belgians
only fault was the having initiated France in declaring
themselves independent. He also incu pa,ed them
with respect TO Poland. General Sebastian made "a
clever and pertinent reply. He reminded the Cham
Der 81 the proofs Of attachment which France had al
ready given to the Belgian people, in saving them
from invasion by the troops Of the Holy Aance-re.
reving their MISUNDERSTANDING them European
neutrality up"" the same footing with the Swiss. and,
10 tine, making common it'll the family Of Kings.
He denied that the Begians ere unanimous in " is.-
ing for union with France, aud argued that the part
which he had taken with respect the Duke Of Leuch
ienburg savored more Of friendly n,nonon than ma
tlomal intervention. France had large claims upon
isegian gratitude, and il not taking too great
liberty r" require voice, particularly when referred
TO- az 10 'he form oil government "b'chso n"ara neigh
hOr ought to assume. Poland 400 leagues tstam,
from France, aud nothing was be done for il bur
through the medium of Continental war, for which
France was not anxious, though not u"prrpared-
These arguments were re-echoed by the Minister of
War. General Lafayette ma intaiRed that France
ought to adhere 10 the broad principle protest against
all international intervention, and ought 10 enforce
~ all risks. M. Manguin iUded by saying. that If
France was disguised to take Be GUM under iis wing
the Powers Of the C"ntnent were all too weak TO in
'erfrrc with it. The Minister'S and all, professrd
aheir adherence 10 pacific ay stem.
The body Of Lord Rivers hai heen found in the Ser
renne River. lie 10 supposed 10 have drowned him
self ON the 22i oC January.
81. Peters Church in Birmingham has been destroy
"e'
LATEST.-By the Corin,hian from London, date
10 the 81 February received.
The Lordon (evenng) Globe Of the lsl of Fehru
'y' s"9 ~" 'T 'vcrs ''' "Ie "t,''s '" !" ''''St
,Eho go ''....' ' '" 1r " % 49, s .'s"
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The Letters by the Dutch mail this morning. state
the rrsg nation Of the Dictator of Poland. The Rus
sian Bonfs IN Holland rose upon this
P*rs papers to the 3lst of january had been recev
ed III London. Ia the French Chamber of Deputies
some conversational! aparring took place in tho sungs
"i JAM ~, %" the extent OF crown influence womlt
TIE proper TO allow IN the elections "f the provincial
municipalities, b"' IT led I" n" practical result
Gen. Chopicki has resigned the Dictatorship Of
Poland the aedgcd ground of u to, restricted
power from the Diet. The London Gl,pe says - |
We have for sOme time pas, doubted The nature of
the intercourse between THE leader AMI the Emperor
Nicholas. II is asserted that this resig nation have
misrhevous effects tho troops. This point re-.
mains yet he decided las impl, ing want "f unity
great crisis 10 least dscouraging and omin
Gus
General Wcissenhof takes command Of the Polish
army.
The Warsaw State Goze,.e o;ves tho e,,,ov;nv ,c.
counts Of Gen Chon;cL ~ ss;sn,,;on 10 ,he
,rnrn;,g a The l6,, tho n;c,."r ;"~;,d ,an.,a,n
.f ,I,. F,;., 10 cnnCsr.,co 81 I.,.., ~ H. :, ,L.,
~. cn,d NJ, .ts ,nn mr. a" ne , 70 NJ ,"
army hnt I'm, On The cor,rarv hc d.emsd !, neces
sary to enter INTO ncsoca,;"n. and that he wa. there