Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-02

Know that The keussans cUh not have succeeded
turning him, but by violating the Austrian territory
and thereby deptvipg the Polish G sneral OF the posi-
liliv Of supporting himself upon tbs frontier OF usu
rai Power Tne Austrian authorities pretended ,hsy
did not understand that the Polish troop. could no,
have been forced TO seek asylum 10 Gaei,
ro for the aggressive violation OF the Russsns Thoss
,u,bcsic' desire to enforce the rgh's and di'ehng'
the duties which thu neutrality OF the Austrian States
secmed TO impose upon tbem;-the summoned Gen.
Dwerniski TO lay down his atms The intrepid war
rior, though aecustcmsd combat superior forces
though preferrug TO perish rather than lay down his
10 the opinion, upon serious e .iop, tina
H. was bis duty rather 10 sacrifice hm.sli ihau seek
his safety 10 eompromisipg the existing ,elsiions bs
tween Ausiih snd the kingd dom Of POLAND. These
aiion' might TO considered alre ady compromised by
the rigorous which have h ards
cur troops, II we did no, a,ribu tn rather TO IN.
oi' and excessive zeal Of the local auhori les, than to
he Government, OF his Imperial and apes Ole ss,y.
Tho Poi'h Government knows too well the equity
aud exalted wdom OF the Emperor Of Austria, ADD
Places too much telanee ON the beneheence CT hi' in-
en'ions to indulge for a moment in unjust suspicious.
We 81, hope that, when The Austrian GOv-rnmen,
shsllhavs learned ,hs real state OF the question,
when the protests Of the National men, shall
have been received al Vienna, bis NJ jssy will feel all
the justice Of IT, Md will not prsono,s Of war
tho who would not have b under the necessity OF
seeking refuge on hi, territory Il the Russians hai
respected it, We ought besides TO add, that Gene, al
Dwernck has addressed The superior hori,ies OF G..
sia and had, in quence, obtained for mse end
those along with bin, The advantages ospaii.y, aud
oil the respect due to courage aud misfortune.
Such is The point OF view in which we regard here
neki we'll az that which IL Is believed our duty 10
pursue. But wha, can be said OF the audacy OF the
Russian General who has not respected The nviolabiii
~ Of neutral State, and who sidered every means
lair proper destroy adversary whom he
Although the withdrawal OF the corp, OF Gen OVER
tek retards the progress oil cur success Ia Vohyna,
and impedes for moment tbs slion which ha,
broken out there, il cannot have distressing souequao
ses, nor exercise fa,al in luencs upon the priu-
spa operations Of the neral -Cbei TIE with grief
ourselves deprived OF The talents of m
q b,tt NJ nj,
| Of 1000 cavalry-ot 900 stand of arm,-apd of I6
pieces OF cannon. HE energy aud his brilliant patriot
'sm nave pointed out 10 him the pairing this
reverse Hs ha, appealed to the devotion OF the Poles
AMI has decreed the levy Of regiments of insny
witch VIII be soon equipped AMI organized. IL s thu,
,ha' nation which COMBAT, for a sacred cause |, MOI
discouraged by reverse, on the contrary II see, in
adverse Affairs, only the duty aking ADDITIONAL saer.
hce' snd the Opportunity OF developing new resources
| with more effective RuereY.
STILL LATER FROM ENGLAND.
Tue arrival of Inc Londo0 packet ship President,
Captain Cbompn, has put US 10 possession OF London
The Honorable Louie M'Lsne and family came mas
setg'rs in The President. The l. ndon Morning H..
ali IN an announcement OF 'ha Intended departure OF
Mr.. MLAne, says, "lt ia probable that Mr. Washing
ton lfVing OF literary celebrity, and Secretary
lion to Nj. M Lane, will remsin at the Enb,,,y In
Chat do's'rse Cavendi'h. square, a,
until the successor 10 the diplomatic of
| the United S lates shall arrive"
| MrMLan with his family and suite, ALL a, we are
happy lsaro,n good health snded from ,bs Presdep,
= q
City Hotel. Previous TO Mr.. M.L,ne's departure from
London, number OF his fellow eoun,rymen 10 thai
cry addressed note TO him, expressing their appre
ion OF his distnsuished public services and priya.,
urbanity and poIieness returning their thanks for hi
kindness and Hospitality aud Inviting him 10 parleks
with them OF public dinner Thi. letter tossthsr y i
NJ. M'Lane's answer. declining the invitation and IN
'eOatks OF IN. Liverpool .iior, introdnc,cy 10 IA,
e"rre'pondense, 10 which oceasIon is taken 10 psy
high and deserved DmpIme TO Me- Nj I,ne we o,
copied among our eXIaets.
From Poland. there is little fresh intelligence, hu
that ihle is OF cheering tenor. The National G
VeEDment bad published a crcula relative IN IN.
of O'haienkd, in which dspo.iiion is manif.sed
disguise ihe ioss they had sustained, but The amount
lower han WAS slated IN the report, received by III,
Las. arrival. The loss of The Polish army is sad rot 4
have exceeded two thousaDd. The army ia r,po.o,
and reinforcing al Psga whence the brave Skrzynee
Issues h'. bue lbs aud circulars, expressed in Ian
guaEe which brea'hss any hiog but dmlnished co.. Fl
dence ans courage. The oss the Russian side a. IN
battle OF Oiraenka, is vaeu-ly gated and probablv al
= me scsourts a-sssv.areu "A nyyruI
peeor ep-Oki of the report which estimated il al rs
u ooo says' 20" Verson may appear exaggerated; bu
upon sen"dsr'Dg the exhausted state Of the r ssia
army 'reVious TO tbs battle, aud the valsn, d, fence
the Poles IL san surprise that loss of the for
should be very considerable la order N NIL
his T'oIse'ed attack, Disb'ch had made force
march oil German miles in "a hours and upon eomin
up to the Polish troops he commenced immeJo,e
The engagement, which listed sixteen hours with
{ out i0ermissiOn. The Fed Ma.sbu Io,, du,in,
the battle, an inmen'e number Of his soldiers VIII
o were either killed by the fire OF The Poles n
drowned IN an attempt TO swim across the river
. nus si'ua'7"' nv he nebu OF an exhausted army
without elmer ammunition or provisions, md exp. ctiG
every moment 10 be attack ID The oihe- ,ids bv @
GieIgud, who had crossed The Narew and mis- hi sail,
out upon bin rom Iona, Gen: Debiisch was comnsli
Ell 10 retreat from Osiraepka Thi. reiyn0a1e rnvs
me1t was begun on III 28ih the b,iige near O,raerk
was immediay burnt, and the whole town was sbo,,
~ AFTER reduced % heap of ashes. Ga The 90 h. no
single Russian TO BE- on the yigbt haul nj
The Naew. The Russians suffered aiso much frou
,nen 0"n aruiisry, whieh Kept firing O,IIas nks
long after hey had taken possession OF thai town
l. vii be seen by the icia letter of SkrzyptN q
lhe N onal Government, dated from Praga Jlne "a
that the very day when the troops under his mmtdjai
command 80 calamity resisted he immensely snpt r,o
Numbers oil Deticb, another corps of The Polish stm,
were sooduetnF with equal gdlanry and better sue
cess, 10 the Beghborhood OF Ndrewka General Chi,
pow'ki attacked body OF Russians, consisting of ,ge
regimen 's OF Infantry add OF cavalry in the plgb
and with such success that the Russian corps was en-
sey surrounded, defeated AMI the greater par, ken
pfsoner' Tue insurgents in ihe vicinity OF
we're greatly encouraged by the appe OF The Pc
sh force; ADD insurret0Ds in various paris of The Re
'iso province, were spreading and bsconipg dali,
; more formidable. '
TIE English news il not important, The mar p,
lament met on the IA uliifno, but public business
not expe s'ed 10 cOmmrnce unit The 2I,t The form
Dill would probably be the brat measure lken mn
some e1r's la the House Of Lords TO defeat ia ware an
cipaird The distress in Ireland had awakened IN,
'ynPaihy oil the whole BRUSH peop>, aud exnn.v,
subscriptions Tor their relief in progress The pro
seeuOns agan'i OConnell and cthsrs had b EN- dfor
ped IN consequence OF the expiration OF The act undr,
which they were nsiuisf, by the dissolution OF Par.
iament The Attorney General for Ireland had given
public police 10 this effect
BY our extracts under The "a cad Of BELGIUM II will bs
seen that hosiies HAYS actually re
the Dutch end Bsgians How these difficulties W n