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Newspaper
Huron Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1831
Page
2
Reports from Warsaw and London detail Polish General Chrzanowski’s 800 prisoners and 16 baggage wagons captured near Zamose, plus ongoing Russian advances toward Warsaw. Citizens in Samogitia and Lithuania rally under arms, while cholera spreads and Prussia enforces quaran tines. The piece notes Prussian and Austrian reactions and a broader call for Russian military action to end the insurrection.
The fragment asserts that no movement has occurred of significance and that Europe remains hopeful about the war's outcome. It praises the valor and unity of the soldiers, notes the enemy's numerical edge, and urges continued resolve while Poje forces stay armed.
Reports from Warsaw detail repeated clashes near Dluziesodlo between Russian Guards and Polish forces. The Warsaw Gazette notes several engagements with Polish advantage, while Gen Chrzanowski’s corps advances toward Zamose after marching from Kock, defeating Russians and taking prisoners. Badgered by reports, authorities claim Volhynia nears confrontation with Russia as Dwernicki’s retreat concludes in Austrian territory.
Fragmentary text notes Sticki and Chizarat at its head causing trouble in Podo lia or the Ukraine engagement, with emphasis on Russian government concern. The garbled line hints at geopolitical tension and diplomatic focus.
The note dated the 22d inst and the postscript to the letter of the 15th are said to be written by the General. The passages are singular productions and suggest a change in the person in the upper window of the Dutch Deluge picture. Weather master Noalio Gaz Nau.
The note from New York recalls James Monroe's long career from state legislator to diplomat, secretary of state, and president. After two terms he retired to private life, facing poverty yet pride in duty. Exhausted by illness, Monroe died yesterday in Virginia, without regaining consciousness.
William Thompson, a hack driver, stood accused of assaulting Capt. Parker with intent to murder and rob him after an attempt to escort a young lady out of the city. The account describes Parker severely beaten, the assailant resisting, and the accused found guilty after testimony showing premeditation and no provocation. The record notes the judge’s assessment and a related Telegraph reference.
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