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vented the battle being so decidedly victorious. Prince Radziwill lost the valuable services of his right hand man, on the brave Chlopicki being wounded.

 Iyesterdav paid the Polish soldiers visit at the batteries at Praga; they were in good spirits. Since Friday every thing remains quiet, no fighting. The conduct of Prince Radziwil is universally extolled: he has seen superior merit in Gen. Skrzyntcki, the third in command; the Prince proposed to resign ill his favor, the sec0nd in command second- ed the proposal, and we all look with conf- dence to Skrzvnrcki; all the inhabitants are ncw ening tn take the oath ofallcgance to the present G9vernment

 WARSAW, March 3.-The day blf re yes terday there was general review, at which the new Generalissmo assisted. The Ma tional Government has named General Kru- kowieck Governor of Warsaw, in the place cf General Moyczynski, and Colonel Lewis Raminski vice. governor.

 LYNDON. March 19, (evcn'ng. )-German papers to the 18th inst. reached us this morn ing, but they donNt contain any material fact. According to letter from Cracaw, the Po- fish army had quilted the right bank of the Nistua on the 1st inst after setting fire to Praga, but they left 5 1000 mtn to defend tete- dc-p1nt. The number of wounded men in Warsaw is stated to amount to 18.0O0, and there is scarcely a private house which does mt contain some. These papers do not give any further accounts respecting the insurrec- tinn in Italy. A private letter from Milan, however, says that the Austrian troops had not yet entered Parma and Modena It IS stated from Mavence that the Plenipotentiary Sent from the Netherlands upon the subject of the free navigation of the Rhine, had yield ed to the objections made by the FrenchGo- vernment; and it was considered probable that the treaty with that object would be speedily concluded. The Russians have lest since they entered the country, in killed and wounded at least Is. 900 men, and the Poles about 5000 or 6,00O.

 His emincnce, D. M. Maurus Cappcllari, Cardinal perfect of the propaganda in Rome, who has recently been elected Pope, takes the name of Gregory XVI. He is 66 years old.

 The last Pope, who had the title of Grego- ", being the XIV. was consecrated in the year 1891. The first. if we mistake not, was St Gregory, surnamed the great, consecrated 3d September, 5Ce, and held the holy see IS years, months, and 10 days.

 The following particulars of some revolu- tionary movements in Hayti, are from pa per of the Eth ult.-Charieston Courier:

 "Re6ellion in Hayti.-We understand ac- counts were received here, by his Majesty's ship Mersey, Captain Courtenay, [arrived sth inst. in three days passage, that MT Pre- sident Boyer, during the stay of that ship at Port-au- Prince, received intelligence that a reUoiution had been attempted by the troops in garrison at Aux Caves. Every thing, in consequence, was hustle and confusion, to pre- pare an expedition to quell the rebels, and it was reported that the President, in person, would take the field at the head of his ''guards. ."--What the result would be, it was impossible to imagine; but the general feeling was, that MT Boyer had presided quite long enough over the destinies of the Haytien people.

 "Port- au-P Prince, which was once one of the most fiourishing cities in the western hemis- phere, is now almost desolated, and the pc verty and misery which exists in its present ruincus condition, is a strong proof of the effects of free trade in the Colonies" :"