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General Berg on entering the eltY found that kruckowiecki was no wfefc to be seen; after some time he was l''s formed that he had sentin his resgna' ton, and that M. Niemiowski had been '. elected President in his stead. Nlls him, Gen. Berg refused 10 treat, unp he had received from Gen. krucRoV' iecki himself a statement of his resss nation. Atlength he obtained letef from c , Mlsall;ssch!,esIksi l sIks ndefr chief of the rebel forces, informing n's l1s that at ; o'clock in the morning the " tv would be evacuated by the ari'ss " der his command, which would fs'1e upon Flock. and at thaf hohf ''';' Russian army might enter. Slr'e WI VT Iting the above ! am informed tiaI ''E. ,. separate corps Of Romarino Will 'AAo 1 the same direction.

 The troops nf vour Majesty oreap' the City and suburbs of Warsaw D.. Hence it clearly appears that ''' ' Ilish army were not included i'll aH5 < 1 in the surrender.