From the New-York Courier & Enquirer, Nov. FALL OF WARSAW.
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FALL OF WARSAW.

 By the British ship Arkwrght which arrived last evening from Dundee on the 24th September, wei have been able to obtain from passenger the onlyE late paper on board-the Dundee Courier of the 20th which contains the disastrous intelligence we Svea below of the surrender of Warsaw to the Russlansi The Captain of the Arkwright states that when he; left Dundee he had in his possession three Londoni papers which contained confirmation ol thls event.. but he gave them away at the Orkney Islands, where, he touched with his vessel.

 FALL OF WARsAw.-This capitol has at length' fallen. After two days of sangulnary hghtlng the: town surrendered by exploitation, and the Russlansi entered Praga. The oii0wi"g s1 c'e ''e

 "Osci,l intelligence was received at Berlin, on! the 1lth inst ofthe equalization of the city of War- saw, on the 7th at six o'clock, F. M. after two daysl bloody fighting in the neighborhood during which, the Russians carried by assault all the entrenchments which had been raised to protect the city"

 "The Polish Army, followed by the Diet a1d thel members of the Government, retired through PragaI on the night of the 7h and early on the 9th the Rus

 sian Army entered, maintaining perfect order-per- and property were protected"

 "The Poles were retiring upon Modlin and Flock where it was supposed they would make an effort tol maintain themselves"

 Snch is the substance of this fatal intelligence. ltI is still said that the Poles will maintain the struggle

 But the loss oftheir capitol is fearful blow, ands may, we fear, prove fatal to their cause.

 1t will be perceived that the above Is sald to be a. communication" from the London Times not anl extract The Times receives an express from ParlsI every other day. and the presumption IS, that on the 17th their express did arrive until after their ed

 y announced 5d'an the ae 1 to the public and the particulars to different parts of the United King

 dom This is the more probable as the Sun ofs the afternoon of the 17h merely alludes to the fact

 without giving any particulars, and states too, thatl Warsaw fell on the lth instead of the Eth. ThereF is not the slightest to doubt the authentcacy

 this intelligence, it is expressly stated that the "oicial intelligence was received at Berlin on thet 11th

 The following is the extract alluded to, from the | Sun ofthe 17th.

 A morning contemporary mentions the capitula-E ton of Warsaw as a catastrophe that took place one the lth after 1.-two days bloody fighting in the neigh

 boriood during which the Russians carried by as -f saut all the entrenchments which had been ralsedF to protect the city," We have still our hopes that this disastrous news is unfounded if however, it un

 luckily prove to be correct we shall trembe for the sensation it will create in the French capitol The people there feel an intense interest in the cause oi

 the Poles, and will not apprehend, tamey brookS the intelligence of the fall of Warsaw" E

 City, 12 o'ciock.-The most unwelcome news forS some lime past is announced this morning-the ca ptulation of Warsaw after two days fighting in ltsf environs with the storming of the Polish entrench

 ments by the Russians. The fate of the brave butz unfortunate Poles is in general depored throughoutf the city; some faint hopes expected from thes Polish army who have made good ther retreat to- \ wards Flock DO doubt the Emperor of Russia willk grant them favorable terms, which they must acceptf as their point dappui Warsaw IS iost-we must ! now look to Paris and the French nation, how they will receive this sad catastrophe. and the effect itk will have on the Ministers of the King of the French it will no doubt cause great sensation throughout

 France; but il is too lae-the die iscast. In thea Stock Exchange they do not give implicit credit to the fall of Warsaw, and we wish it was in pow E CT to contradict it. Up to the present time has not

 had much effect on the funds, E

 BRITISH HoUsE OF CoMMoss.-Friddy Sept. 17.

 Col Evans presented petition from the National s Reform Association, held at the Crown Tavern, Mu- scum st. Bloomsbury, praying the House to take in to consideration the present state ot the unfortunates Poles with view of addressing His Majesty, pray X ing that His Majesty would be pleased to recognized their cause. Laid on the table and ordered to bel printed.

 Dundee, Sept 29.-At home the Reform Bill nowI approaches the crisis of its fate. The report from; the Committee of the House of Commons has been! brought up, and the third reading of the bill was fix ed for Monday last, on which day call 1.-the House was to be made in order to ensure full attendance

 There is no doubt ofts finally passing the House off Commons. The only difficulty is in the other House

 and there still various and most contradictory fe

 ports respecting its probable reception by the Lords

 On the whole however, the opinion seems to be that it will be passed by majority On this point manyj speak confidently, and in late discussion in thel House of Commons, Lord Althorp boldly assertedI that would pass and is not to be thought that hei would have made such a confident assertion without some authority.

 The death of the Countess, Dowager of Worring Il ton, mother of the Duke of Wellington the Marguis of Wellesley, Lord Maryborough Lord Cowlew

 and the Honorable and Reverend Gerard Wellesley is announced in the London papers.

 4 pot de rin.-M. Casimir Perier and Marshall

 SouIt, have instituted an action of damages againsl the editor and proprietor of the Tribune newspaper

 for publishing an article accusing those Ministers of taking bribe, or pot de uin, from the manufac

 turers at Birmingham, who have been supplying the French government with Mir Vincent Nolte

 we'll known Tn commercial circles here, iormeryl chief of leading house in New-Orleans, was one off the contractors with the French government.

 The Treasury and the Public Debt.-A leadngl feature in General Jackson's policy is the speedy extinction of the Public Debt. By the official mol

 tces which have just appeared it will be seen that