Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-23

,h,, ,be Swedish Consul at Antwerp has received
,rders from his Government not to pass any acts
which m;ubt indicate an acknowledgements King
Leopold by King Charles John. lilswe'' known
that the Swedish Monarch is greatly nder the
influence of the Russian Cabinet
Stock Erchangs, Oct. 10, hay past 4 O'clock
The rejection of the Reform Bill has not pro-
ducsd SO great an effect as would naturally nave
been anticipated This is to be attributed part
~ to the expectation of Lord Grey being able TO
maintain his ground, and ultimately carry the
measure, and partly to the very slight depression
produced in the English Funds. The Five per
Cents for Cash have fallen 40o; The Ihrees' DOC;
the Neapolitaus, 90; Guebberd's, J; Rentes Per-
petuelles, !. For the end of the month the FIVE
per cents. have risen Zoe; the Ihrecs have fa'l'
en- Csc. and the Neapuitans, csc.
POLAND.
The Augsburgh Gazette has the following IN
tcligence dated Vienna, the lst inst: - by let
tiers from Cracow of the 9th ult. We learn that a
division Of the corps Of Rudiser has entered the
territory of tie Free State OF Cracow, whittier
the troops of the Polish general had retired. In
consequence of this movement. the latter entire
Nv dispersed themselves, and He'd in all dlrec-
tons. Genera! Rozyski and Kaminski passed
over into Gallacia with numerous suite. The
town of Cracow itself has been occupied by the
/ Russians. Prince CZartoryski and Gen. SkrZy-
necki had left and sought refuge III Gal!acia. Ac'
cording to accounts received to-day from Brunn
the cholera has made its appearance in that town
The total number OF persons attacked by the
disease at Vienna, up to yesterday, was 1860, oil
whom 544 died. The same paper also states, in
a letter from Berlin of the 5Oth ult. that the re-
mains of the Polish army of Flock, together with
make their subsection to the Emperor, had arriv
ed at Strasburgh, Prussian town on the Polish
frontiers, when they laid down their arms.
Extract of private letter from Warsaw, dat
ed 29th ult.-" This capital presents the appear
ance of one vast bivouac-advanced posts and
patrols are found at every corner. The Russians
! have denounced to the Police several thousands
of persons who have been jealous in the nation
al cause. Since the 9th inst. the day on which
it resumed its functions, the Police has been con.
stantIy employed in making arrests; and in the
first two days of the Restoration. upwards OF 1000
persons of all ages and classes were thrown into
prison, and confined with the worst Of malefac.
tors. Since that period, $50 men, shut up in
one of the courts of the prison, were fred upon
for nearly two hours in succession. under pre-
tence of revolt of the malcfactors, though not
less than four-fiftrs were confined on suspicion
of political offences. There are now upwards Of
1900 incarcera,ed, and they will esteem them
selves fortunate if they are not all sent to Sibe
ria. Poland has sunk into the tomb" Another
letter of the same date says, that it appears that
there is still an administrative Polish Committee
organized at CzenstOchou, for the PaIatInate Of
! Kalisch.
The Berlin State Gazette communicates the
following intelligence, dated Frontiers of Poland
Sept. o." We have this moment received the
news of the surrender of Modlin to the Russian
troops. The remains of the Polish army had left
Plozk, and approached The territory. The COM
mander of the regiment of Hulans of the Grand
Duke Michael. upon being informed of the move
ment of the Poles to the left bank of the Vistula.
marched against them. but he soon found that the
1000 Polish troops who had passed to the left
bank, had already retired to Plozk, and destroy.
ed the bridge on the VisuIa near that town. In
the meanwhile, the Russian commander remain
ed with his detachment of HuIans at Krasnowiee,
in order to watch the Polish army, should it again
attempt to pass to the left bank of the Vistula"
The Berlin State Gazette of the I'd instant
contains the following. under the date Of Warsaw
September ~
" The following Russian Manifesto, dated
from ST. Petersburg Sept. l6, and signed by the
Emperor, had been issued in that capital: :. In
order TO restore in the Palatnes of our Kingdom
Of Poland, the order of the internal government
dissolved by the agitators. have established,
for the administration of those Palatines. Pro-
vislOna Government. consisting Of a President
and four Members Tins Government is invest
ed with the same power as belonged 10 III" Coun.