Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-30

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tity with reserve OF 40 pieces. The Russian artillery
have lost their aisman, those famous pieces of cannon
which were III the campaign of France and Turkey,
have been captured by the Poles. The Russians used
to call them their Grandnothers.
The action of which tho Polish official account is
given above, has accustomed usual hundred differ
ent reports of the affair accompanied by the usual
cxaggcration of the German and French papers. One
of these accounts makes the Russian loss 10000 and
another $4,000. One makes Gen. Dicbitsch captive
and another flying captive. An account from Slut
gard, announces grand battle the 9TH, III which
Diebitsch completely beaten, and the dchveranco
of Poland established. 1.-The Russians had 25 1000 men
and 60 guns, and adds the army of the Auocrat may
he considered completely dcstroyed-overy per-
here is mad with Joy, Cop protects the OF
the people" Now, however much we may wish all
il would be but practising idle deception upon the
American public to croud columns with confii-
sed mass of rumors and iictons which officially
advised have foundation in truth. The Russian
bulletins admit that the Poles obtained several avant-
ges the 30th and 3st of March but they that
the result of these affairs will be of little inpor-
lance and will prejudice the great operations
the Imperial army which will pass the Visula at the
first opportunity
The same Russian bulletins announce that the Pei
s general Dweroki is still bockaded i'll the fortress
of Zammil, where he is continually annoyed by the
Russians, and that the side of Narew, general Umin
ski, after having crossed the Yistua with 5000 men,
was beaten by Baron dc SGckenhem
WARSAW April G.
The State Gazette contains the following news
Nothing of consequence took place on the Sd. The
officers who accompany the prisoners to the capital say
that from time to time single shots were heard
at distance. Our cavalry had advanced towards Seid
lee. In the night of the Sd General Skarzynsk took
prisoners 400 Russians of the corps of General Pahe
At Stojadly, Mnsk the Russians, reinforced by
fresh troops have made vigorous resistance Forty
of the Russian officers brought into Warsaw have
been sent to the provinces. Among wounded is
General Zamoys1i.
The Warsaw Courier says the Russian head qua
now ut LatorvieZ. According to a report of Gene
raj Skrzyneck dated April 4, from the head quarters
at Sienica, which is given in the Warsaw Gazette the
Polish outpoStS yesterday Boinlie beyond Kau
SYN, and had penetrated northward far Stock
xix, Niastkow, and Garwon. From these places pat
roles out, which brought in few sragglers OF
the columns of Count Gichtscn. lhosc columns were
marching towards the Wchrez, aIl! the guard Is
sadto have already passed the river; and up the
ment when the report written Prince Schacoskio
Aid-de-Camp OF the General of the name, Il cap
tain of cavalry several officers, and 100 privaes
of different Russian regiments had been tal,en also
200 horses, and a quantity of arms ammunition wag-
gons and baggage. The day before yesterday, two
sqnadrons, under Major Lonezkowsk overlook at Cor
the guard of the Field Marshal under Colonel
Read, and gained advantages. The GeneraI-in
Chief adds, that General Umnsk had thrown bridge
over the Narew and had passed to the left bank where
his cavalry had made of the Russian guards ri
soners Captain Zoewsk is said to have had some
renconres with the Russian Guards between the Bue
and the Narew, and to have taken some prisoners.
The WdrSa1o Gazette says, that General Siczawsl
and Lagowski are wounded, but have not laid down
their commands.
The Journal of Kongsberg of the 9Th of April says
Letters, &C. from the Tse and Minsh state that the
lnSurrectlon the Government OF Wilma
midable as was feared News received at Tilse
the 3D. that Russian regiment of infantry with four
cannons probably coming from Kanen) had entered
Georgenburg, Rossienna was again occupied by the
Russian troops the insurgents about 600
dispersed Wilma is sad there was an action
between the garrison and the insurgents, and that
Count Pahen, who his march from Riga had at
tackled he insurgents and defeated them"
The same paper contains the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
from Meme say that tho insurgents have been defeated
In an attack upon Foiangen there are troops of them
who intercept the communications with Russia, which
are also hndered by the burning of the bridge
tan. Old Polangen and adjoining village are burnt
Russian Courier is gone by sea from Mcneil Riga
The Russian Guards are to march back from Angus
: towo to wilma, to restore tranquility.
Dublin letter of the Goth, says that it suppos
ed the would not press for than Il nomi
nal sentence upon Mr.. O'CorEo!l and those indote
with him.
Much sensation had been created in Dublin, by thu
trial of young gentleman named Dillon, described al
a Roue of the second class, for capital offence
The prosccutrix a lady. He was convicted; anc
the Judges refused to recommend him mercy. The
Prosecutx however, her father, and the jury signec
strong memorial in his favor-He heard his sentence
with cooness according to which he was to be hanged
on the It'll May.
is stated that characterization making progress
IN the west of Ireland and not confined to dis
rics wher the greatest distress prevailed Particular
disturbances, and fresh outragcs in the county Of Glare
! are spoken Of
election adding to Irish disorder is thought by those
who best know the operation of excitement in Ireland
that II Will tendln so tar absolute distress out
the queston-very materially to allay it," This is per
fectly true. In fact, there is danger of .dsorde
either in England Ireland. The best proof that thi
is the real opinion of many of those who profess t.
think otherwis is the chaGrn Of those VINO nave spccr
lated for III the Funds the dissolution of Par
lament They really thought that election woulc
occasion dsorders they would be delighted with the dis
solution, because such disorders would have the ec
Of causing decline in the Stocks.
RESURRECTION IN LITHUANIA
Private letters from Constantnople, received shor
time snoe spoke of new arulaments of the Porte
was supposed that Turkey medtated the resumption
hostilities against Russia. Such project, however
whether actually contemplated not, has been in
great measure neutrased by Instructions which
have simultaneously broken out IN Albania and Servia
fOmented, as it is said, by foreign influence and sup
ported by the Pacha ofSculari.
a From the London Morning Chronicle of April %.
/ FRANCE.
Conduct Of PrussiG t0t0ards PolandStdte Of Bclgi0
i Questi0n-Ne10 Polish successes-RcvoIt in Lthuan
/ Spain ind FrGHce-FortugGI and France-Sardini
and France-Iorc State Prosecutions and AcquittaLs
To the Editor of the Morning Chronicle.
PARIS, 18th April, 1891.
Sir-No accusation against Government with whom