Southern planter., 1832-12-01

""'W'h'f Ihoslueh' oi INC finance department, in
forming him that the iniendant general of The
army has been ordered to have cloihinr mnde ~
three different sizes for boys from the age Of 10
about rs, the number Of 100 from every walwode.
ship. The clothing, Of which patterns have been
sent IN, Consists OF caps Of grcy cloth with yellow
collars and plain buttons, grcy pantloons sbo,f
boots, black stocks, two shirts for each, and socks
ihe nn'io'm resembling that ofiho Russian canton-
ISIS, amounts Tor the whole roconing. 10 100 for
each "awode, TO 1892 Polish ilorins The field
marshall adds, thar he has approved of the pstern
and tho prices, and desires the president az the A.
nance department 10 furnish tho above sum from
the revenue ofiho kingdom, and To bring Il 10 uc-
count IN the budget under the title Of exiraoidnarv
military expenses.
! Those orders, the contents of which are sotb,o,,
ening, and which are still more terribloin ,be az.
ecu,oni excited general fear m tho whole kingdom
Tho terrified mother ceased TO send their children
70 the schools still existing, which indeed we're
Iyery indifferent, and this went so Ear Tint the mun
cipaiy ofWmsaw found il necessary 10 publsh n
declaration, (Which was Immediately made known
IN the Pmsslan. STATE Gazetle) that the emperor
took only poor and orphan children under his pro.
ieciion. But Il depends on the miliilry povcrnor
TO decide which child Is to bo called poor or an or.
phnn. Up TO The 9th of May, fUur convoyu. each
$50, had been olandcstinely sont out Of Warsaw a.
lone. On the l7,h Of May the 9Th CONVOY, consist.
dren from The age oi0 10 ~, was sent away not IN
secret, but openly. Tho scene was heart rendine
For some days past, writes eye witness, the wcah
CT had been very bad and cold and on that day. i7h
ofhay, there was heavy rain--Nobody was seen
IA the oslrcos; all al once about ono in tho afternoon
there was heard an extraordinary rumblinn Of yae.
gous, lrampling Of horses, crias Of women mingled
with sobbing. ltwas tho caravans with the stolen
chldron rolling from the Alexander's barracks TO
Nhah hid l.I. - a
clothing, OF money in the house, sent or carried il
out, put It in the Wagons gave il TO tho innocent
creatures forever lost 10 their mothers and their
country The mothers running aner their children
rushed among The wagons TO stop themj other wo-
men Joined IN their grefa general lamoniation is
heard with loud curses ofthog farms but without
effect The better informed could not help rocol-
cciing the story Of lion at Floranco that praw-
cd through the streets, seized child, and bore Il
of 10 the desert Alasl the despair Of The mother
disormcd the cruelty ofthc wild beast but Il cruelty
q not diaarm the cruelty Of the men a, Warsaw.
y Y Those Russians who then felt how dreadful the or.
ders oftheir government were, propagaied in War
!. saw, as an apology that this wis done IN conse.
n qucncc of the principles adopted with regard 10 Po-
I land 10y The three allied courts Of Russia, Prussia,
! and Austria '---AlgemsaHf zeitung, Aug, sed
Il We copy tho following letter ifom Gaeqnani's
J dated
Z Thorne, August go. The conduci oftbe Pnissian
Government and its officers towards tho unfortunate
y Poles, who had taken refuge in the Prumian terri.
; tory, has been cruel ia the extreme ~ o. Cour.
:, icr
! !, The last Polish refugees who sought an asylum
= in our country have been delivered up 10 tho Rus
!, SLAMS.
! A few only were able to reach Pillau and Dant
! zc 70 embark for France The Prussian govern
nient issued cabinet order by which il was direct
cd that every means must bo employed except vio
ence; TO induce the Polish refugees 10 return home
D. and ~ case oftheir not complying with the niunc
o ton, hoyworo TO be sent 10 the Russian fortrcsscs
10 be employed in the works. The Prnssian gen
Ii oral, Schmidt, was charged with the execution o
ID this order This general leaving il TO subordina
10 agents, the latter thought they should ronder them
ID selves agreeable 10 the king by delivering these
s. fortunate men into the handsofthe Moscovies. Tn
m Poles we're divided into deaohmenia Of from 20
yo 70 900 men, toeach Of which tho cabinet order wa
m read. Tho passage pointing out the motives b
To- which the Poles 10 bo induced to return hom'
n. was not read, but instead oft tho Prussan officer
We added that IN case Of resistance, they would DO con
ng PEELED 10 return 10 their rcountry sto be remarke
es that tho Poles were already under the exclusiv
in command ofPrussian oficon.-After having hear
~ the order they all declared they would not rouf
"a but by force AZ this answer was to bo expected
lat quuhl4 ul Iouo anu Dluugconb hud Dcen Co
he leclod and the Prussian soldiers received orders
n strike the Poles in the face If they did not obo,
b. This was actually done, but without producin
the desired effect. Tho cavalry was then ordered
iis make charge upon the unfortunate Poles, VIII
ed thrown down and trampled upon by the hors,
nd men. Many oftho refugees have been woundet
c- they were at length forced 10 advance, and thu
nd they passed the lrontiers not escorted but chase
H. and pursued as It were by dogs. On arriving j
nd Poland the Russians gave 10 each oflhem from s.
he to 100 lashes of the knont One Of the most M
~, merous detachments which had been so III treateC
as obstnatey refused pass the frontier and the
u diers composing it, harassod by the Prussian troop
Of at last In t Of evaporation, fell upon the Office
IN and threw them from their horses thus reiurnn
al. violence Upon this the cavalry charged then
an cut them down with their subres, tramped on her
no with ihoir horses, and then left them 10 be nshe
be lby the Cassacks. Some Prussian officers and m
the ny inhabiinnts who were involuntary witnes
,at cs 10 these bloody scenes, reproachc1 the Cover
af mcnl aloud with tears in their oyes. detachme
iief of the 4h regiment which had gained much ho
or during the war; was also TO be given up TO 4
we'd Russians, but they exclaimed unanimously, y,--ssY
yslmay kin us, but We will never pass the frontier
he The cabinet order was then read 10 them with an
vev suranco that they resisted they would be- sent