The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-05-05

VI 'he concentration OF large amy OF
Russian troops close TO the frontiers of
Upper and Lower Silesia. They consist
chiefly of Cossacks and Circassians. The
same paper also confirms the ,umors car
rent OF disturbances in the Russian part
of Poland, especially at Warsaw.
Advices have arrived from Lemberp,
fGallicia,] OF the date Of tue 22d March,
which announce that a great popular
demonstration took place there on ,he
18Th The people demanded cons,i,u
non, the liberty OF tie press, a general
amnesty, the national qua rd, the adoption
OF Polish language, and that the Emperor
OF Austria should take the title Of king |
OF Poland. Count Sladion undertook to
transmit these demands to the Emperor.
On the Ped, a courier from Vienna
brought the reply of The emperor. Two
hours after, the students, the pupils OF The
School of Arts and Manufactures, follow
ed by an immense crowd, went to the
Governors palace. The Count Stadion
read from The balcony the answer of the
Emperor, which is in substance as follows:
/. A rms shall be distributed to the peuple
on condition that they shall only use them
aga'nst the enemies Of the country. 2
] he Emperor 10 be proclaimed King Of
Poland 5, Political and civil eauallty
to be decreed; the Germans and Jews to
be consldefed as natives.
Adrices from ST. Pelershurgh to he
>lsl OF March state, ,ha, on the proposl
ton OF the Minister OF Finance, sanction
ed by the Emperor, a decision Of the
Council Of the Empire has been issued,
authorizing the establishment, of a TEN
| poary commercial bank at Nishui Novgo,
rod tor three years.
The following appears in the Cpnstitn.
'i'nna', taken from a letter received from
Poland.
Thirty thousand Russians are on the
frontiers of Gallicia, al some eagues lr I'M
Cracow; 5o, 600 Russians occupy Russian
Poland, 90 600 are in Warsaw. Tie Rus
sian Guard is marching tow ards tie Ducht
OF Posen; reserves have been called from
the ihteri~ri and the corps stationed at
the side Of Odessa, and towards Turkey
have orders to send $1,000 men towards
GaIllcIa The Caucasisn army is about
to be diminished, and placed rigldly on
the defensive. Schamil has org .nized
communications witI Cuns,inuple, ID or
der to krow what is passing IN Enrope
ii's intention is to take the offensive AS
soon as hOstililies have Commenced Ia po.
land There are from 60 COO 10 80 0,00O
Poles IN the Caucasus. The government
is not easy about Soulhern Russia. The
Cossacks imPaliently support The harsh
administration ot the Car. In the pro
vince of kasan there is a sort of fermen.
talion: the provinCe situated between the
White Sea, the Oural Mountains. and the
Vulga, is inhabited by four millions 81
Tartars who lily hear The iron yoke that
weighs upon them, This country is the
horn OF abundance Of Russia; it is there
that are found plalina. gold, silver, cop.
per, iron, timber. Unfortunately, it is
oh' of theNteacb of Europe.
The Poles leaving Paris in bands of 20
are to rendezvous al Strasboirg. Tie
Germans leaving France have not been
stopped, as was said at Meaux, but kindly
received
We read in letter of the 18Th, from
st. Petersburgii to the Augsburg Gazette:
The events at Paris have been known
here only ten days, aid slready every
thing assumes warlike appearapce. All
the soldiers on furiough are called on to
rejoin their corps by April lst, (l3th.,
The recruiting is fnished and adds re in-
forcemen. of 300 600 men to the army.
.Itis probable ,hat before the end Of
April part of the army VIII be concen.
trated in Southern Poland on the fran.
tiers of tSiiesa and Bohemia. The guard
VIII also follow, the emperor having tew
days ago cong raIul1led the officers on lie
approaching campaign'
The Courier Francois says:-An ex-
traordinary courier has arrived at the
Russian Leg tiuo VI ParIs, 1t is said that
he has brought desPatches of the hlghes,
gravity. 1t appears that the provinces oi
the south Of the empire are 10 full iusuI
rectIon. The mobiles and The army are at
the head of the NOV ement
News is said 10 have reached town las
evening, from Berlin, of the 9th. as fol
lows:--' Wa arsaw is IN open revolution
The lnbabitants rose en- mdsse, aud mur
dered several hundred of the Russians.
| The troops fed TO the fort aud fron
thence bombardsd the town. Warsaw i
in ashes. Tomorrow the PfussiaE- Poli.i
legion departs from here a he Krng's ex
Pense, 10 special train TIE Germah
luurnsls since receISed up the 2Slh u o NJ