Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-22
From tho Globe.

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pertinent Of Safe from s.. Ps,ersburgh, sonlariog la
ter information directly from Russia, than any whish
had arrived by the iate,t dates ether 10 London or
Pari'.
The Journal Of s.. Petersburg, Of September 2l.,
announces The fall Of Warsaw, in The following linss
from the Commander in Chief
"Sre,-Wsrsaw is al your feet. Aseo' ding 10 the
d.po'i,ous which have made, the Polish army is re
tiriug upon oek. PAsKEwITCH."
N,x, follows tho journal Of the mill airy operations,
and the report OF the Commanders, with the letters be-
tween them and the heads OF the Polish Government
Report of Count Pdsketoitch.
The prepM auons for ausck bong oil made wished
10 make another attempt 10 fset cancellation, be-
lore coming the last extremity, and sent Gam Dam
nerberg with tho last proclamation Of His Imperial Ma
me suo%,''S1 n, rebel
army, was depu,ed by the Commander, Count Ktutko-
wiecki, to receive him, and in eon'eqrense OBJ an
ed from the latter the 9Th Of p,. letter In whsh
he says, 81 equally desirous TO prevent tho flu ion
of blood, but though Pfetident OF the Posh Govern
ment, my powers are limited by tho DEGREES Of ,he
ed 10 the spirit Of the proposition made by your Excel
Iensy. The Poles have taken up arms In defense OF
their in lepe ndenso within tho limit, which formerly
separated ID en- from Russia. The National mi
awaits your Exesl,ne, . In ormaon a. 10 how far the
Emperor Of Russia will! aseede 10 their wishes.
'KRUCKOwIECKI
All hopes OF accommodation were removed By tbis
letter, and ordered apauit be made day bre
next morning II was success, full and after the whole
outer line OF Notifications had been carried, NJ ond
zyn'ki presented himte, bearing letter from Count
X 'uekowiecki, aud demanding an interview. No
wishing TO lose time 10 vain deba &c, asked of him 10
declare what The b,ss Of the negotiation into which
he wished to enter, ing him at n, samo time, thai
could admit other than that OF entire submission 10
the will of His Imperial M. jssy in reply receive
from him declaration Of his assurance that tic in,en-
tons OF Kruckowesk were TO return 10 complete obe
denee with the whole PJih Nation, for which he wa
invested with full powers, and that no wirhed 10
know what conditions required. gays my cons. nj
that Count Kruekowseki should Immediately visit me
in person, and engaged His Imperial Highncss, he
Grand Duke Mishsel to be present at tho n,ervie W.
General Coun, Toll aud neral Borg there also;
but The language Of Count Kruekoweek was very di-
ferent from that whi'h had reason 10 expect. He
entirely dsowned the declaration made by Promo gym
ski TO- The face OF The latter and pretended that be had
not resolved any suca pow r, from the Diet A warn
dissussio took place, and was twice the point oil
ordering Iecommen ement OF hosliii's. Az length
however DESIRING IL possible, TO prevent further e1u
sion OF blood, sharg,d General Berg TO read The pn
cpsl conci ions Of arrange ment, and ed
wait until oco g hour) ios The FINAL ansWer of
Count KruSkowietki.
even sent him summary Of NJ prs lminary cen
di ions announcing that, as soon as he had returned
ht I'm with bis signature fixed, tho hosuies should
sefs,. Al ono o'clock, seeirg come, sem
Prince Souwaroh 10 say hat should order attack
they asked half hours delay, after whish, no result
having been Obtained, ths batteries were opened. A,
coon their eGes, was f,i M. PrcndzyD.ki appeared
with de cIaraiion tn unlimited po had been con-
6dod to Count Krukowieek'. The Grand Duke M
chaei then General Berg 10 Warsaw, accompanied
by Pines Souwarof
General Berg reported follows:-"As soon as |
saw Count Kruekowesk', informed him that although
suon Of blood, yet tina, he considered the DELAYS
obtained by the Psl Oh merely int
in order TO gain time and that The attack would be
continued until de ate result had reached The
Couat endeavored TO evade, aud informed that he
had not, indeed, been We, furnished with p'enary pow
srs for consIudiDg Pasihcation, but he expss,ed
every moment that III: y would be Forwarded from the
ID ell
SION saw bis OH ct which was to discover whetho,
the sanDonsde were denomination, or in reality the
prelude OF an anau Of whish informed the Commau-
dor through P.ince Souwarof He al leog H. afer re-
sewing information that the Polish troops giving
way. wrote the following letter TO the EN- error:
"Sire-Havipg this momen received power TO s.esk
10 the Of no Polish naion, address myself to the
paternai hsar Of your Royal and nperiai Hs hness
ErivaD. In submitting Internationally to your M!i,s-
W, King, the Polish nation knows that you alone
can cause the past to be forgotten, aud heal the deep
wounds which have torn my county
"COUNT KRUCKOwIEcKI.~
"WdrsaD, Sept. Z, 1881. 6. p M
General Berg on entering the City found iha K-ue
informed that he had sent ia his rsigoatou, aud
that NJ. Niemowki had been elseted Pres dent 10 hi.
stead.-Wh him, G.n. Brig refused TO frea,, until he
had received from Gen. Kru1aowiseki bi psef state
ment OF hi, rergnaion Al length he obtained lot
from en- Malashow,ki, CONN shiei OF the
rebel forces, informing me that al o'clock In the
ing the city would be evacuated by the army under his
somm and, which would retire upon PIo.k, aad that al
tina, hour the RuOian army might enter. Snso writ
ing the above am Informed that the separate corps Of
Romsriro will take the same direction.
The troops Of your Majesty occupy The City aud Gu
burbp OF w arsaw.
Hence i, clearly appears that the Polish army were
no, included in any way in The surrender
Translation OF note ICON the frat Secretary of Slate Of
tie Kirg Of Spain cling tho suspensioD for on
year, Of the execution OF the Decree abo,h.ng the
freedom Of the Pot OF CsdiZ:
SIR:-The King, my august Maser, bs' though
proper 10 abo!;h the freedom OF the Port Of Cadz by
his Royal Decree OF the 18Th OF The present month,
which To- however, not 10 60 into operation until one
yoar from the date thereof cono' mably to The 9Th Ar
ucle OF the Desree Of February 81, 1920
have The h'Rour Of eaiing this fact 10 your
Exseleney 10 order that you may give notice thereof
TO your Government and TO Americans engaged In com
merse.
haiier myself that your ExseII.ncy will in tbi,
the expression OF his Maje,tys desire do nothing
whst may prove in The least degree prejudcial 10 The
interests OF your country, az you nigh, oherwie have
supposed have the honor OF repeating TO your Es
seeney the a'suranses Of my highest consider alton
Gwen at ST. Idefouso this 20 h S. pi. 1881.
(Sisnsd) MANUEL GONZALES SALMON.
letter resolved al the Department OF Sale from
CT. Huges, Charge d'Afairs Of tbs United States
at Stockholm, enclosed the following extract Of letter
from the celebrated EngIi'h Pbyisisn, s. Matthew
Terney, TO Lord BlOon6.li tue British Mtyi,ter n,
Soekhom.-Gfsat approximations were entesiaiped 10
Sweden Of the Cholera Morbus, and tbs sFicesi quar-
anns regulations both by aud land TO prevent the
.Pgtoasb.MThe remedy indicated in the letter, the
Cdepm Oh 10 produced in Amboyna, and perhaps 10 |
other parts OF the East Indies 1t would be good
pfetsuon Tor merchant trading to thote countries 10
order supply Of that arlisle.
Elk rsct from Sir Matthew Tierney's letter dated
London, 4th August, 1881, TO Lord Bloomfield, Bri. |
fish M mister al Stockholm.
"a friend Of mine lately returned from India whsro
he served all The high Offices in tho dfas Prssdensy
except that Of Governor has given me geeat hope ,b,
remedy has been found r the CboIers. He was
Judge at Mdserlpa,sm in 1925. 1hen the ebosra pre-
vailed 10 great extent beEe. Odt oil saIes 10 whom
The remedy was administered only disd--I 10 the
Csjepu, Oil, procured from Amboyna, and known az a
favotiie Temsdy in rheumatism and for spssm in the
stomach. This dose in the India Cholera was 30 drops
n ful lof At asnA trl