Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-16

pits and tho Contagious disorders prevailing in them
me- TINS care was also in vain tho disease had
communicated Itself to troops meeting with
the enemy the 10th. We have some hundreds i'll OF
e cholera; the precautions instantly taken will prevent
me disorder from Spreading and from assuming too
dangerous character"-'For some days past, our
troops have been making rerogade movements towards
he isua but no action of Importance has taken place.
only some skirmishes have here and there occurred.
The wounded say that troops took four pieces of
cannon The whole population of the country between
the Luvlec and the Vistula repairing this side
OF the river. Yesterday and to-day long files of wo.
men, old men and children have been passing through
the streets of Warsaw with their few effects, they
VIII not expose themselves for the second time the
horrors Of WARRIOR three days past both our troops
ana tho Russians have been in constant motion There
are daily actions The day before Yesterday in partic
ular. there was action at Ninsk
when our Gencrassimo lately issued proclamation
10 the army calling it to persevere he should
DC opged to execute retrogadc movements the Polish
nation saw already, from these expressians he was
preparing for new events and making new plans which
are at this being carried into effect Nobody
therefore, VIII wonder that troops approach within
few miles of the capital The head quarters of tho
tfenefain-Ch ef were yesterday at Milosna news
mas already been received that the Russians have
gain rctreated beyond Mnsk.
Respecting Dwernecki's movements however orr
nom Vienna by this despatch, which are to the
~3th uit give us further intelligence. Official reports
OF his operations had been there on the pre-
vlous day from Delemberg. After the check which
TINS hardy partisan had received the 18TH he
ed the Styr Berestecka the 2lst ut and entered
RadzInlow on the day, with 1000 men; he pro.
ceeded on that evening the road to Ktzenne, and
occupied that town with his advanced guard. From the
Vienna news therefore, it is highly probable that DIVER
neckl had fought battle with General Rudiger upon
the I'D or gid of April, the frontiers of Gacia
Letters from Brody say that Gen. Dwernecki had en-
tered Druzkopei the frontiers of Galica, with H.
600 men.
BERLIN, April 30.-Private letters from Warsaw of
the 10Th April that positive had be received
there that the day hostilities had
between the two armies The Polish head quarters
which Were on the 25h at Jakubow are said to have
been on the following day at NIins,.
The Warsaw State Gazette announces the recent of
favourable news from the province of Augustown Ma
Jor Pusset had delivered three districts province and
embodied corps of near 5000 men, Gabriel Oginslsi
was marching against the Russian Guards the head
OF a levy of $4,000 men. The Russian Guards or part
OF them, had left LORNA for Lithunia on the I2h-
some French officers had arrived and Joined the Polish
ARMY French paper.
camp of $4,000 men is about to be formed az
Grunberg. The garrison of Luxembourg is now COM
posed OF S2O0 men, that of SarrcIons about to he
augmented 1t may be estimated at 4 600 men, and is
we'll provisioned
Prince Lieven has stated Lord Palmcrson that the
Emperor of Russia viii cheerfuly adopt any sugges-
ton for the settlement of Poland after having put down
the revolution there 1t is understood that some po-
stlve interference will take place part of France
and England, particularly the part of France as NJ
cassImer Perrer observed the Russian Ambassador
IN Paris last week, that tho internal tranquility of
france depended in great degree the success of
the Poles or the justice of the Emperor Nicholas af
ter defeating them.-[Spectator.