The Arkansas advocate., 1831-08-17
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
Leg..lya. yuay l5.-We received last

x<jjttkJfts JlQ1 1Os-- VI V tS>~e'S VI %'-~e rigat, through the German papers, ac- counts from Berlin Of the date oi the 24tn, and from Warsaw to the 2Utn in- stant. They consist Of details .oi sklr- rnishes fought upon the different points Of contact between the Russian and Polish troops, which are certainly de sultory and lnconclusiYe, taken indlVidu- ally, but yet calculated to afford, in the main room for hope for the gallant cause of liberty and Poland.
 h the palatinate of Lublin the lhslf- rection seems to be consolidating itoeii most satisfactorily, as we are toid that d Provisional Government was upon Us way to LubIin. in order to give form and efficiency to the measures oi tne insurgents. More to the North the ai- fairs of the Patriots are not so flourish ing, if we may credit the Prusslan ac- counts. The dlscontents which have partially appeared in Samogitia, and which, it was expected, would rlpen ln- to m ctlicatious evaporation, IS repre- scented as being entirely rooted out by tue destruction of the maleontehts.- Tine konigsbcry Gazette says;-'s-it the battle at Mariampol, on the 2zd et April the rebels were totally deieated and dispersed; I,402 Craeogltes taken prisoners, and driyento 0rodno to work; 200 young Cracosites, atter receiving forty lashes, sent to their homes; ouo killed, and 80 wounded, of which 20 are since dead. By sentence ot Court Martial, Major Madcisky, Of l.adwein- hwo. and his stewart were shot on the o2d April, and the ringleader, Scilon hanged on the 29th following. The Russians had two officers and 37 men Killed, two officers severely, two slightly wounded, and I5 priyates wounded.- The Russians are said to have taken Nfadcisky, 10000 six dollars in silver, I5,00O rubles, $500 ducats, l,500 sheep, 500 oxen, and 200 hogs which were taken to afiriampol. The province is en tirely cleared. The whole country, from Grodno to Maretz, Trockey, and Kaucn, IS fortifed.n This account Is most likely an exaggeration. In Lithu- n.a, generally, the Russians are pro ceeding against the patriots with the most revoiting barbarity, hanging even prisoners of war who have fallen into their hands. The Poles are of course 4vetaliating, and upon the whole, the barbarians arelikely to be sufferers more extensively by this savage warfare than their adversaries, as the country people are all in arms against them. 1t is now inserted that Austria has not given up the arms of Dwernicahii's corps to tic Russians, Rthat, perhaps, after all, that Court may be innocent of the foul stain which was attached 10 its honor and neutrality.
 The Paris papers state that France was upon the eve of another fierce con tlict of opinion, which IS 10 be decided at the forthcoming election. Ministers are said to be extremely uneasy for the result.
 Nothing new has occurred in Poland during the last twenty days. It is thought at Warsaw, and the opinion seems to us to be well-founded, that Marshal Debitsch is awaiting the issue ofst,e events in Voihynia,i orderthat he fnigiit combine his ulterior operations. It is supposed to be his plaato march
  He was said to have directed consd- eraDle body of forces towards plosk, to cross the Vistula there; but it appears that as yet he has not executed any movement of importance.
 We learn with satisfaction, through the German papers, that the troops oi the Sultan have gained advantages over the Fachas who had rebeIled against the civil and military institutions of this re forming Prince.
 Letters from Semlin contradict, in the most positive manner, the intelligence of the defeat of Reschid Pacha, and his deeapitation. They heard at Belgrade, that the Grand Vizier had attacked and beaten the insurgents. A price had been set on the head Of the pacha of Scutari. Proclamation to that effect has been made in all the mosques of Constantinople.--.fusburgG Gag.
 Wnsdzu.-Private accounts from War saw to the 18th instant have been receiv, cd. on which day it was known in the capital that General Skrzynecki had es- tas'sIed hishead-qnartersn Ostrolenka.
 Berlin, May 12.-rhe main forces of the Russians appear to be concentrating themselves in the PaIatinate of Flock, in order to enable them to draw their subsistence from Eastern Prussia. Large Durcl1ascs fDr Russiap arcaunf have all