Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-06-01

the question, and pursuing the Polish
story, as recorded in the Gazette oi
w arsaw, we find that on the Cd, 4th and
9th Of April, Skrzynecki followed up hi.
good fortune, and that the important
battle of the first and second, was sue
ceeded on the third, sc. by the regular
advance Of the Polish outposts, aud
with the hourly accession Of .traggers,
guns, and standards, taken by the
shinnishng parties Of the Poles. The
head quarters were at Siennica on the
9TH. The Prussian papers make light
of the revolt in Iihuania but they allow
it. Among the prisoners taken by the
Poles during the several battles, are
members OF the first families in Russia.
The gallant General, Dwernicki, is re-
presented rs being DELAYED in his
mannuyrcs by the difficulty Of finding
food and accommodation for his troops
From the manuuvres of the general
apparently in communication with those
Of ShrZynecki, and also from the APP
proachmcnt Of the Russians, u decisive
battle is every day expected.
The following, signed Skryznecki, da-
Ted April loth, gives an official ac-
count of the Polish success.
81 have great satisfaction IN an
nouncing to the government that the
Polish army obtained Il considerable
victory yesterday. We have taken
several cannon, and 5000 or AOuO
prisoners amongst whom are nearly 2OO
officers of different ranks. General
Promdzynski, comnandlng a separate
corps, covered himself with glory
The advanced hour Of the evening does
not permit me to give more detailed
report"
"WARsAw, April II.
"Another affair has taken place al
Wcngrow, under General Uminski, who
has passed the river Liwioc. lie took
400 prisoners OF Russian Guards, the
choicest of the army, and obtained
possession Of several valuable maga-
zines. Sanogotia and Lihuania have
been in a state OF revolt since the 99tE
of March. An estaicttc who arrived
last night, brings information that a
revolution has also taken place ii
Nolhnia."
Private accounts from Warsaw state
that the Polish commander-in-chiei
" hose head quarters were at Siennica
was near those Of General Diebitsch al
GarwoIin, and that Diebitsch could
easily be taken in flank by Polish
corps which was at Scdiec, and in his
rear was Gen. Dwcrnicki.
1t is stated that the number of prison
crs taken, by far exceeds the amount III
the bulletin, and the Generalization IN
the Russian army was very great. The
national army, which was in want oi
cannon at the beginning of the cam
paign, has at present sufficient quaint
1 ty, with reserve Of 40 pieces. The
| Russian artillery have lost their talsman
those famous pieces of cannon which
were in the campaigns of France and
Turkey, have been captured by the
/ Poles. The Russians used to call them
their Grandmothers.
4 LONDON, God April
"a letter from Warsaw has been re-
ceivod at the Foreign Ciice, announces
great successes gained by the Polish
army from the 9TH to the 7th Of this
month. This letter, however, is very
brief, and does not make mention ofthe
brilliant details spoken Of in other com
munications
"Ihe following letter on the subjc
was received in Paris to day at late
hour
"Stutgard, April Is, halfpast G, p. m.
I "Complcte victory! Poland has
trlumphed! ] hasten to announce 4
you piece Of news which will fill you
with JOY. An extraordinary courier,
who has just arrived from Berlin, brings
the news of combats on the 3lst oI
March and lst Of April, which covered
the braTc Polish legions with glory. A
, grand battle had taken place Oh the 7th
: in which Diebitsch was completely
beaten; and the deliverance Of Po.
land established The Russians los
$4,000 men and 60 guns. The army o.
the Autocrat may now be considered
as completely destroyed. Every one
here is mad with joy. God protect the
cause Of the people"