New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-30

ofbaving view Of works. With two soos
brought down those gentlemen, and al the SAINT mo
nebt The batteries let fly discharge oil oae, soeus,
and grape shot, which fortunately passed over my
head" go
The yxdlp,ndance Beige publishes the following
letter, dated Han burg, 18th inst:
1.-The military measures adopted Of late by the
Russian Government in Poland evidently prove IN -
il wishes TO be prepared should potch compucs-
tons render that country the theafer OF war All Tue
fortresses have been placed In iormaaols sttte ..
defense and supplied with provisions for eighteen
months and three divisions OF the army are nov ~
stalled in the three camps the military engineers nsve
been engaged in constructing since the nrst
of September. | am, moreover, informed that within
q few DAYS the eneineeriug dep artment, with we"
TO eompletpg the measures of defense az warsaw.
ano connecting the elf, rent military points, has or
dered the demolition Of the great bridge OF boats over
the Visuia, by vb oh the Popul1os suoaro OF frsea
communicates si'h Warsaw Beng DESTROYS, now
ever 10 keen 90 the Communication OF that city With
the right bai L. wn.Lc- II derives rs principal sup
piies, the Government mas ord-fe1 tne construction
OF q temporary bridge over The fstula, under the
protection of the guns OF the ctdal OF Alex tnder
This bridge thus commanded by four formidable bat.
teries may in the events OF the war require II,
be removed in few instants. Down TO the sth, no
other regiments of the Russian Guards had entered
Warsas-a fact confirming the announcement thar
by the order of the Emperor, numerous corps,
composed of bis best troops, have oalted on tue
way 10 await the ul,eri)r development OF
eveDt. The Her, ditaTy Grand Duke hsd not arrived
in the Polish capital having renamed WHO tue
GuafGs which under his command, aud the oulld'
ipgs prepared for the establishment OF his headquir
t.rs have remained ct the disposal OF the general
staff The desrth Of all sorts of provisions IL at
present cruelty felt At Warsaw. For the purpose OF
aeyiaiiDg ss much possible the sufferings of the
working classes, the Military Governor-General OF
the kingdom, Count Rudiger has decreed the free
admission into the capital OF all sorts OF bread and
ticles Of food made with -four. He has likewise
abolished all the tolls ana duties on grading corn,
which the peasanry we're obliged 10 pay for tue bread
and -four they brought into town. This measure mas
produced general satisfaction at WARSAW. The supe-
nor Cover Of Poland has also, on the approach
OF winter considerably reduced the price OF convey
ofcoa by rail way and that article winch was very
dear had fallen considerably. For some days Oas, our
merchants have received very large offers OF freight
for the transport England from the Prussian attic
ports Of quantity of Russian goods, as the Russian
merchants have been informed that number ot llgn'
Russian chips OF would make their 1poearahce
il that sfer the evacuation Of the Gur OF 'th-
MA and Finland by the sed squa irons, and caoture
in turn the English merchantmen W ich might VEN
ture into those CULTS. All the exeroDs hitherto made
to Obtsn the liberation of the English sailors taken
prisoners by the Russians on the 3lst ult when the
English brig Thomas was wrecked On the coast, be-
tween PolangeD and Libsu have been irultless. The
whole crew has been conveyed TO Riga The British
steam. frigate AmphiOn arrived on the 18th Inst at
Memel TO which zoe intended TO pay short visit the
last probably Def, re the closing of the navigation
etters have been received from NJ. de Lagonde
and VI de Damperre, taken prisoners by the Rus
SONS in the Crimes the former the of the bat
lie Of the Alma and the latter during the operations
of the siege Of Sevastopo. Both speak highly OF the
attention shown them. Alter being extremely well
treated during their detention in sevastopol, they
were conveyed by order of the Emperor to st. Pc
tersbuIgh. There, by His Majestys directions, they
shown all that s curious IN the capital add were
TAX en- 10 the fbeater. They then supplied with
fur pesses and with provisions of all kinds, and were
removed TO Jaroslaw which is to serve as depot for
the French prisoners.
We read in the MoniteUr:
Accounts from Vienna Of the 18th inform us that
the ielt sphic communications by way OF Cronsadt
and Bucharest are accidentally suspended in cone-
quence of the breaking OF a wire. No astonishnent
need III. refore he felt if the news fro the East,
which for some days past has been transmitted by that
road in preference TO any other, should experience
some little delay until the broken wire has been re-
placed, which will be soon done"