Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-14
I0R8I@Ns
From the Baltimore American, June s.
IATESE ERnM EIInnDL

commerce, Evening tOSt ana American furnish us with
the following interesting items.
The accounts from the seat Of war In Poland are to
the 2lst April. The Poles, II will be seen, though
Without any well authenticated account of new bat
Ties, are sWl on the advance, and acting Extensively,
having occupied Siedlec, the late head quarters of the
Russians, who, In their turn, recrossed the Bug, a re-
trograde movement, that indicates great weakness or
apprehension. The Warsaw papers of the 2Ist April.
contain an account (given below Of most hazardous
attack made by 5000 Poles against four times their
number Of Russians. They were compelled 10 retreat
oil course; but ii appears from Skrzyneckis account of
the affair, that they retreated with credit, not having
lost any Of their artillery. The courage and spirit Of
this gallant nation, continues undated.
MIR. OConnell 10 said TO be elected for the borough
Of Dungarvin.
In ireland, great distress continues 10 be experienced.
The Limerick Evening Post announces fresh ou,rages
in the county Of Clare. Mr.. O'Conncll was about tras
yelling through that part of ireland, with a view to
exert his influence to quiet the people.
In Italy, II appears that the success OF the Au. trians
In checking The instruction had been complete.-
Some diplomatic conferences are, however. TO take
place q, ROME. The death OF the King Of Sa,di-
MIA had been announced In Paris and London, with
the further intelligence that Prince C,risus, who sue.
cseds to the crown OF Charles Felix, bad been pro-
claimed King Of Sardinia.
The London Courier expresses ito doubts as 10 whe-
Their Prince Leopold will consent to bscome King OF
b lsium He is said TO have the subject ys, under de-
liberation.
LONDON, Thursday evening, May I've learn by
letters IRON Vienna of the 25,h ut. that the Last &C.
counts received from all parts OF Gaiieis, leave no doubt
tudt Tue lnsuftecuOn IN tOinNnta was tpreadiDR yerv
rapidly y, and that General Dweinicki (Deverneizky)
was about to send o division of troops TO The Nor;h 10
support the insurgents in Liihusnis.
Gen. Uminsk; Is said to have been beaten a, o rolen.
Ia on the ooh, but as he Is known 10 have been at
Wensrow on the l9b, which l. at least IL German
miles iiom he later place, the report 1, evidently in.
correct. One account, which rests entirely on the au.
thority Of private letters from Cracow aud Berlin, but
which Is bslisved In quarters tha, we have usuaIly
found to bc well informed on the subj CT OF Polish
news. states that Gen Dwernicki has Oh .alned q de-
cisive victory over Gen. Rndega ar. 10 vo,hynia, that the
ereater part Of the latter General troops went over to
D"erniek'; aud that 'he population had risen en- masse.
Inc same accounts, however, add, that the Russians
by forced marches tow ards VolbynIa.
wilma Is held by 5000 Russian troops. There are
large bodies Of insurgents near Ko~po. but they have
not attempted any thing against that place. Ire in-
ten'ion OF a Russian Commander 10 burn Gsorgenburg
has no, been executed. II appears certain, by letters
! ON 81. Pe'ersturgh, that the Russian Government
has 'sken up a number Of ships TO carry Through the
Prussian terri'ory] provisions aud reiuioi ments to ito
troops 10 the revolving pr syiness.
Hamburg papers, -Hpril 20.
WARSAW, April 1--we have lust received the
news that Gen Sierawski obtained q great victo,y near
Lubiin on The 10 b. The detail, are not yet kr "
The accounts from Lithuania are very. favorable. E.
ven the journals OF Koningsberg and Berlin, ,hough
sold to %despo'ism, mention the rsvoluIcn Of ,bat pro-
vince. One vistory more, and we shall have no.
thing to lear from Russia. Sweden begins te give
some uneasin,ss to Nicholas. IL is said thai The auto
efea 9 W du uII vltu III.
men. In virtue OF a treaty entered into at The congress
OF Vienna.
Ext'ac from an Official Despatch addressed to the Ma
uonal Government of Poland.
The enemy, whom our troops obliged to abandon the
right bank Of the Vistula, and who concentrated his for.
ces on the Siedlec road, uneasy at seeing his commune
cations with Bialystock by the way Of Crane cut of,
detached against Gen. Uminski the corps of Gen. u,
%growmow, consisting of the 9th regiment of infantry.
one division OF grenadiers, one battalion of sappers,
TWO regiments OF cavalry, and two batteries of artillery,
one oil large CalIDre. At siUht nf nj stnar;or n Co.o.
Gen. Uminski thought it advisable 10 recross The Ii
wiec, leaving only one detachment to defend the hasti.
ly constructed bridge head, which the enemy attacked
vigorously. Gen. UmiRski ordered the LIST Hulans TO
ford The river and attack six of the enemy's s~auadrons
which were posted on the opposite b. nix This order
was successfully executed. Our cavalry re pulsed that
oil the enemy; killed 55 men, made 500 prisoners. and
captured 200 borses. Observing, however, that the
enemy was renewing his attacks on the bridge he ad
With continual supplies Of fresh troops, Gen. Uminski
gave orders Tor evscuaing the post, and then Major
Cbl' wski aud so wounded soldiers were made prison.
ers by the Russians.
The engagement terminated by a heavy cannonade
aud on this occasion our artillery gave proofs Of extra
ordinary courage, having only a few Geld piecss 10 on
pose 10 a numerous artillery OF a large caIibre. Our
los 10 these affairs has been 20 ofic 70, 100 sub-oficsrs
and men, and ~ wounded. On the Is h of April, Gen.
omin'ki again took Wygrow, where he found i9ry OF
our wounded men, and was unable 10 IN ate The ex-
tent OF the ensmy's loss. The number OF his wound.
Cd amounted to 400. among whom are Lieutenant
CShnei Iylie Of the sappers, a major and 4 inferior Of
~ s"O 10io W baNto WbE lOuUu y III nuC .
dred muske,s. aud Ia Wvgrow a quantity Of provisions.
LONDON, May 2.-We have received several let.
ters from Warsaw to the 2o;h ult. They are filled with
details relative to the military operations from tbe 10Th
to the 18th, in which the advantage has been decided
ly and invariably on the side of the Poles. The Rus
sian forces were so reduced by continued defeat, that
they can no longer think OF acting on The offensive; in
deed they seem anxious TO avoid any further rencontres
until they receive achievements from home, a case
which, II we are to judge from circumstances, is not
hkelyto happen s~oon.-Ibc Russian government had
q mi aa -. .s.u - 81 - I.L
anoibsr sty ihiDg like 1, can be spared at presen, for
The purpose Of repairing i,s losses.
Sweden 6egin,to give some uneasiness 10 Nich,fn,
who lie not quite free from apprehension on the ride Of
TsTkey and Persia. Now, unless he IL l.. Il a, liberty
to send an army Of 200 900 in'o Poland, u Is eyiden,
that he must give up the hope o. r,-eouqueripg that
country Tor the present. Such a strong force, however,
he 10 hardly able at sby time 10 pul into lhs q cid, ard
IL he DIES succeed in doing so n. summer, he mus, di.
vide II 10 order TO defend his frontiers azainst ths threat.
sncd attacks Of other enemies beside. The Poles. The
cause oil The Poles may, therefore, be Looked upon 40
MS stly gained.
Lite in ms stcrnoon, The Hamburg steamboat or.
rived IN the river, bringing account, rom TIA, city 10
Saturday morning, and from Waraw 10 The 2ist uI.
"A luiI confirmation 10 received OF The sueees OF which
we have spoken above, on Tho authority Of our letters
o hs 20 h, received 10 the morniig 4.
LoNboN, TUESDAY WIGHT AN extraordinary re-
port hes been very prevalent IN the eiy this sfiernoor ,
founded upon the contents OF letters BY Estsfeite from
Paris, tina, the Russisos, weary OF their uDsuscessfUl
stt'mp,s upon Poland, have determined TO rvaeuste,
md 10 lssvs the inhabitants Of that country under the
mediation Of Austis, Prussia, and Bavari', 20 settle
heir own q veTument. Some days ago, II was stated
on the foundation Of accounts from Vienna, that The
court OF Auslris, In concert with the Two olbrr Powers
we have named, has 'xer:ed herself 10 stop The sfu.
sot Of blood which may sppea az 10 sdofd some soa6t.
NATION Of the story to-day from Tho Fredsh Capital.
Nevertheless we do not btlieve that II is entitled 10 soy
credit, nor do the writers OF the letters IRON Paris pre-.
tend 10 assign any authority fer The report.
Toe sdvices from Antwerp This evening are Of the
20 h ut end after some Disturbance with the voIup-
iesrs, he place remained In a most unsettled eon iition,
all parties hoping for some eonclssioo Of the presep'
4 late Of Affairs. and gayino n tia what ~ at concluss ar