Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-05

land. and that they oly fought dirs the resurrection
foe the p"rpo'e Of defending Themselves In pint OF
tact, thse Regiments chef npossd 81 volhyni-
ami Lithuanian, and Galicans. ali sous OF the auclen
| From the Prussian State Gazette Doc. 7.
The following (secoant ION Warsaw Joutnsls) 10 the
proclamation OF the Council OF Aimnis,ra ion respect
| ing the admission OF new members.
| In the name Of his MAJESTY the Emperor, King Of
Poland, Nicholas L. Considering the urgency OF the
case the Council Of Administration has invite the fol-
owing persons TO join in the exercise oil s iuhciiOns
The PENCE Senator and woywode Adam CxsrtOrissi.
the Senator Woyvodc Michael r ,dxiy-, he Senator
Castslisn Michael Kochauowski the Senator Cat, Ian
Coun; Louis Patz, the Sec etary the Senate Julian
Nisne"wiez. aud Gen Joseph Ch'opieki Done at Var.
| (sisned) The President Mioi.'sr of State.
COUNT VAN SOBOLEwSKI.
The NJ mister OF Financs,
PRINCE LUBECKI.
F3r IN Secretary OF Sac.
TYMOSKi
The same Journals contain the follo wing docu.
Pole! 'hs events Of yssorday evening aud last
which are as meanch holy un sxpsct Il, aAvs induce
the goversmea 10 Add to it, ernbers persons dis
tiosushed by numeou, wees, aud 10 address 10 you
| the following procls nation:
" His Imperial Highue.s he C;sand Oak. Cyn.,an.
,ine has forbidden tho Russian troops to Interfere any
farther; Tor only the Poles them elves ught reunits
the divided mini. OF their conptrym.n But the Pole
must not stain HE aud with the blood Of his brs hrsu
a. little ean be your intention to give TO thu world
the meianchoIy spectacle Of civI Molei alton
alone can save you from he precipce at the brink OF
which you stand Return then Ter aud IRA quill
~; and may all the tumuis be ended with tn IA al night
which has covered them with it's veil Think the u.
ture. aud your distressed country. Put away every
thing hat might eDdaHger is existence. II will be
Us To fulfil our dnte', by the maintenance OF the pub
lie security, al the laws m Of the be secured
the country by the constitution.
Warssw, Nov. 80, 1890
(Sisned by the Members OF the Councii)
The Prerident Of the funicipait and the Police of
the city Of Warsd,c, TO the citizens
" The Council Of Aduinirir. alton OF the Kic gIom,
have invited To hs post of esdent of the city o.
Wassw, undoubtedly for reasons different from those
which must be fresh in the mory of my eoun,ryms n
aud which manifest my good intentions, which rnd.a-
vonred to display in s-msr times when filed the
poet When was formerly at you6 head, was in the
prime oil LIE; am now old man. b, assured, ,w-
ever, that my love Tor you has coo.I. Citizons!
'hs country Is threatened with dangers tina, you alone
eau avee by union and zsaou. ,f,5,s TO preserve or
der. Do not therefore, Withhold from me your a,sis-
tarci 10 you. hou 'eholders, merchants, manuactu-
rer', aud artisans address myself ist.n TO oip the
ranks Of the Safety Guard that ha, b en formed May
all the inhabitants OF tho c'pal, seeing arm. in
yonr hands feel now mors doub, Of the safety of
their p r-on' and property now let your workm-n
aud servants return TO iheic The c,un-
try viii call on them when II wants their aid. IL tn.
counsel OF experienced man has any believe
mo ihat the duties VIII ch the counry REQUIRES of y,
all VIII be best performed by your ex-ring yourselves
to preserve tho public welfare aud the prosperity of
your citizens, and their personal IA
y.
(SigneO "v. wEGRZECHI,
"The Secretary General
&C JACHOLKOWSKI."
To the news given yesterday il is to he aided tia.
me Pollen General Nowcki lost his life by a mis- ak-.
He was called 10 by ,ost, aud nsneI bin but tho -
VINO questioned him thought ihey heard another ma me-
and he killed
Warsaw at the date Of the Dispatches was per(.e,-
W quiet Tho Archluke Const ntine in retire At TO
the empire; AMI, in ociims,ioo, he commits all the
national md public property, and sons to the honou
tiers, and the Emperor BE- less pesceabIs han IN
arch duke. The Poles have laid he louudd alton stone
of their rcganed power, anil will, ia all probability
succeed in raising the sUpersructure
The London Court Journal says that the news from
Poland has not produced any marked change 10 the tom
or hearing Of the ministers of the three Powers rea
| tive 10 The affairs of Beltium.
Al the beginnag OF 1929 the kingdom, Of Poland con
tanned 4.0SS,2O9 souls, exclusive Of he army The
iDcreass since 1925 has been 8S3 9S3. The Jewish
portion OF The inhabitants had almost universally
ed IN distinct quarters they % 3Si,263 The
extent OF property insured at the Warsaw Assurance
office 42D 100000 Gndsns or f23 $50 600 .tg In
value. war'aw contains population Of 1856 554 indie
pendently OF GARRISON OF about Is 900 menoi this
population ii6 are Jews.
The Trnea OF 18th Dec. states that their extracts
from The Germas papers con ain facts scanty To form
any decided "pu i'n concerning the ual extent or
probable result Of the m nts in Poland The Cou
rirr OF 'h' SAM DIT. "ays. that au N ic
from war'aw' OF IN Dc announce that Pow.
sionai bovernmsnt bod oe~u formed in that city, upon
principles m7rs hostile 10 Russia tn those ORIG inay
avowed 1t also stated that the active measures
were taken at Warsaw, to repe attack.
Tbs following INN )rtaut article is from BeIs Weakly
Messengers of The 10Th.
The foreign Intelligence Of the week /. of more
interest han usual inasmueh il brings inform alton
OF great Revolution which has taken place in part
~ Europe wh're the sun OF freedom seemed To have
SCI orever We ande to the revolt Of the Poles In thu
Russian province, the flight OF the Arch duke Con-
stantne, and the establishment of Provisional Govern
nent at warsaw.
" Though in more distant quarter of Europe we
confess that we look TO this revolution with more sat
Isiacoo than 10 that which has recently occurred liz
France or Is slgum. Poland has bsen oDpres ell nv
the unreleniing hdnI OF despousm for many wears IL
had not the ea shadow Of free Institutions hut wa
under the sway Of pure uDmx ed desroisna dsspo'-
ism not conieDted with civil tyranny but b. set
ung the paths OF domestic life, an pollung even thu
privacy OF The chamber with a degrading system of
espionage.
" The oppression which the Russians practised in
Poland can scarcely be believed ", MN in any eta.
ION OF lie was Permitted to mary dispose Of his
inheritance withou, a Hcrnss from the government-
Most persons possessed Of any iDu .Bce we're comp H.
ed to live 10 solitude upon their own estates and no,
rmitted to pas the frontiers Of enc province to
another without passport obtarc d by the most
iog supplcaions. Thus willis, the Russians were
travelling In every qnsrter Of Europe, Polish travel
ter was scarcely so much seen. Poiani WIS i'm
prisoned, a. IL were, within her own frontiers and
k9pt or the gloomy pielsurs Of Russia who exhaust
led every species OF tyranny aud exacisn upon the
people.
Every mind Of common fseling must r.ioics at the
tsmpt IN ds by such people, b. the event what IL
may, 10 regain their freedom. Whatever sympathy
may be excited France and Belgium, il must be
recollecisd that they already in possession Of lb
eral o'ms OF government; Wills hs Poles we're almost
the only unsmAncipatsd slaves in Europs-the nd.
script gtcbe OF the dark ,udsI ayes the uo,umen,s