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and therefore in ail probabilii.ss many guns with their ammunition will fail into the hands cl the s'oles.

 larsu4r, salavch 6.-Efrced from the of the Muscoyite hordes, by the courage stistii eiTsiisssss + ous defenders, the entire popufatioa oi Warsaw. on the first moment of relaxa- ton. repaired to the foot Of the altar 10 return thanks to the Almighty, and to impIore the continuance of his protec- tioi, for the hoIiest of causes. 1 cannot describe to you tbc awful aspect of our city. Notwithstanding the loss oi 3,095 of our fellow citizens killed, and o,5t}V wounded, who are now lNing n our hes ifitals, GUT army is still il the hest condl- lion, and as enthusiastic as cyer. No one would suppose that Tor the last ten days and nights it had been exposed 10 the incorporate inclenency Of an in- .tenscfy severe seasoD, and to tic grape shot of the Russiapss that army, too, re- collect consisted only of 40,e60 men with G0 pieces of artlllerys ahd had to contend against l20,o0o Russians, with =200 pieces of cannon. Nothing can be more affecting than the care ol the Fol ish ladies, of all classes, have for the wounded. Order, security, and tire most perfect calm reign ili every quarter of the town. Its environs are. protected night and day by onr brave defenders, provisions freely arrive from all sides, and our stores are abuAdantly provided.

 The Russians have to endure every scr. of t,riyattioa, whilst "llii iist our wounded soldiers are protected from the weatll- CT. The thaw will add to the misery of the former. They abandon horses, cais- sofis, ard bsrssst es, moreover. tie watt of. provisions Isas engeiidcfed sickness. which is now raging in tlleir ranks Ill the banks of the iisiula have been cleared of Russiahsoldiefs. The fnipe- rial Guard which occupied Warsaw since 1915, under the orders of the Gzarowt2, has been almost entirely de- stroyed. The Imperial Guard of pe- iersbure, under the Emperor's orders, is still at KoNno, and was oily to quit that position after the fall Of Warsaw. II consists of lf,0e0 infantry, ahd 7,000 cavalry.

 Change qf JHi,.sstyy.-Anoth- cr change has taken place in the French Ministry, the former having retired, it is said. in consequence Of disagree Hient Of opinion with tic King oh the question of Austrian intervention in Italy, in which his intentions we're more pacific than iltese.of lis advisers. he following isa list of tie new Cabinet:

 Paris, Aiarch l4.-The Official part of the Moni.enr contains six Rosalefdi- .fances, appointing the Jew Ministers:

 l. Ri. Jasimir Perrier, Secretary of State for the Interior, and President Of the Council of Ministers.

 3. Baron Louis, to be Minister of I'i- nance, in the room of NJ. Lalftte, whose resignation is accepted.

 ?. M. Barthe, 10 be. Keeper of the Seals. Minister of Justice, and prcsi- dent of the Council of State.

 1. Count de AEoatalivet, to be Minis ter of Public Instruction and Ecclesias- tieal Affairs fairs, h tfIIiit fIiit room of . 8afile.

 ,. Count d'Areout to be Minister of Commerce and Public Works.

 (. Vice Admiral de Rigny, to be Min lister of Marine, in the room of Count Id'Argout.

 All these ordinances arc dated Paris, March l3, and were published in an ex- traordinary Supplement 10 the AIoni- teur, at s o'clock the same evening" I'te first is coantersiened by. RI. Sebas- |tiani, tie Minister for Foreign Affairs, the others by N. Casifnir Terrier.

 The AIonitcnr contairs also T Royal ordinance relative to the publicity of the proceedings in the Council of State.

 Tkc non-oficial part gives, under the date of March I3, inc substance of va- rious reports 10 the Staff of the Nation 'ai Guard, respecting tho disturbances on the Iith. when s5e young men ap- .pcared in the Fauxbourg St. Antoine, with tri-coiored flag, to which piece of black crape was attached. Thc re- port speaks with great praise of tiie con duct of inc working class in the Faux bourg st. Antoine, who received with contempt the cRdcayors made 10 seduce thein, and offered 10 assist the National Guard in restoring order.

 There was mob in Paris on the 9th, which attacked the hotel of the Russ an 4 Aml1assadnr sl,t.ia fho crinS of q Ifn...