Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-16

neghoornoud al Aiiusk, IN direct Communicative
WIN W"rsaw, to proven, The cioiera ,urbus from
Sc Ing To iIIs army.
LuMBEuG. April 22.-After he unsuccessful at
tempt made on the 3 h by Gen. Dwern,ck,, on he
Russian position. protected by woods and bitches
on he right bank OF The Styr, south Of Chrynick
the Poles retired behind the to the heights in the
rear oil Dnremel, where they renamed on the 10TH
and By their advantageous position hindered the Rus
SLAMS from advancing over the dam. and taking no.
sltlon Oil the left sank of the Styr. While the Rus
SLAMS III consequence of the direction which DIVER
nicki had taken IN his fret passage over the S,vr
To Doubno, were occupied protecting The road
Leading from Dorcmel TO the latter town, Dwernck,
turned aside proceeded up the iver and the 2Otn
III the morn ng, crossed again on the right bank at
Bercste cko.
On the 2lst. ne marched by way of Ra xiv ow
Where he arrived u In the morning at the head of
1000 mem towards Krzemenice, were the vanguard
OF TINS corps thought 10 arrive the evening that
y. This place Is said to be occupiei by no
more THAI detachment If Russian droguons under
Col Warnsel. After the Poles nad thus lcf Dore-
MEL tn Russians crossed the S,yr there, and like
wise marc 'ed up the river to Beresteckn, where they
arrived Al In the afternoon of The 30t shortly af-
Ter the Poles had passed through, ap, the humble
ooOo men, posted themselves behind that town. 1t
Is SAID that Gen. Dwernck bf re he left Beresteko
10 proceed to kIZmenic:, dered the Polish CORDS
which crossed the Bug the 18th at Plaseczna
ana was intended against Wlodzemicrz, TO follow
him.
BRoDY, April 23.-For some DAYS past we have had
te theatre OF war very and look forward with
apprehension to the issue of the unhappy contest Tho
hitherto peaceable Russian provinces excited to in
surrectlon by the proclamaons of Gen. Dwerncki he
finds numerous adherents in his march, every where
great enthusiasm for the recovery of Independence
though there is great scarcity of fire arms scythes
are substitute for them. Radzlwiow through which
the foish troops marched the 2lst was occupied on
the I'D by the corps Of Gen. Rudger who follows the
roes closely, and seems to watch their movements,
waiting tor the arrival of the corps of Cen Roth from
fodoa, to act in junction with him, action of
the 10th seems to have convinced him that he is not
match tor Dwernick whose judicious manavres prove
DIS nterprising spirit and his talents
We have this morning received accounts from War
saw OF the 2Sth April which in the main favourable
20 the cause of Poland and independence The cholera
norous was making dreadful ravages among the Rus.
sian army, and had even been communicated to por-
tlon OF the Polish army but the precautions adopted
were expected to check its progress. Debitsch was
concentrating his forces either for last desperate eff
tort, or preparatory to retreat The Polish Comman-
der-n-C was alive to every motion, and ready
take advantage of the enemy whenever opportunity
presented ITSELF Should the Russians be sroug for
him. he was prepared retire and consolidate his for
COS near Warsaw. In Volhynia Dwernicki was making
great progressfor there, in Lthuania, the people
Were Using and organizing their strength. If Die
hsch be defeated III great battle his retreat will assu-
redy be cut eff by Dwefncki and the insurgents in his
tor the peasanty already goaded to revenge will be
more than match for dispirted and flying army bro
ken in every direction.-Spa.
ENGLAND
Tie i11ectio 'S.-The wise policy of the King.
evinced in his prompt dissolution of the late Parla
ment, has been rendered manifest by the result which
mas exceeded our most sanguine expectations in al
most every part of the kingdom
The discontinue of the Low Tiers the ChoImou-
deys the Newcastles, ulutiS aiiis Of the same
genus, gives promise of the approaching downfall
the horoughmongers, and the dawn of better days
for our country
We have heard, from a friend who possesse-
more than ordinary of correct information,
that the anti-Eefo=ncrs head quarters cannot with
confidence reckon upon more than 200 votes against
the ministerial bill in the new Parliament. This
may be somewhat too fiattering representation, but
we may reasonably anticipate thai a majority of
more than 100 favor of the bill will be the result
ct the recent appeal 10 the sense OF the na''n.IU
eTpoOt Courier 0fthe 1871.
DEFEAT OF THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
When an enemy acknowledges his d, feat, we mu,
needs believe that he has been soundIy beaten The
following candid ayowai is taken from the Age 81
- useless In attempt TO conceal what oil the world
knows and all the world must know, that the toric~
have been beaten IN almost every contest. At Car
Isle, Colonel Lushngtori in Newark, Sir Roger
Gresley; in Colchester, Saunderson the bill broker
by Mayhem, the vIntner: in Sandwich, Grove Pricr;
in Maidston, Alderman Winechcster; IN Liver
POOL. General Gascoyne; in Monmouth, the Mar.
qus of Worcester; IN Warwick, Grcvil!C3 in Nor
wich, Wethereii Every where almost, the ant
reform men and aEti-refoTm Interests have been bea
ten. This however. is not the worst 1.-two people
fight, one must get beating but he has he satsfac
on ofshowing that he thought well Of bis pary-tfat
he did not despair of cause in WHICH he had embark
Dut WdC sudii NeSuy Ol tue anu the ueSpTtlO
of those who do not try, who yield without a blow?
What shall we say of SIR Edwa d Knatchbups Weld
ing of Ken-IIart Davis's fight from Bristol Will
liam Doncome from Yorfshire-PsttoD Cold from
Loncashire-Sir John R. Reid from Dover Lord
Viliers from Observation-Disclosures Bell from Nor
THUNDER 'aDd-tIeathcots and Fleming from Hamp
from London--What shall we shy of it,
we repeat? Why, that rank cowardice has taken
possession of one party and that the reign of terror
is trumphn'.
LIVERPOOL Lord Palmerston, it is now said,
will be candidate for Liverpool, in the room Of Dir.
DanlSon, who having been returned for Noting
namshire, well as that town. is expected to make
bis election to sit for the county Morning paper]-
We have not heard any thing further as to the in
tcnons Of Mr.. Denison, ei0ce our last.
LONDON, May lI.--Cty, 70 o'clock.--The
Money Market continues in state of considerable
excitement, bat fully maintains the prices Of yester-
day. The opening quotation to-day was 8285, and
some business has been done during the morning nj
83i; they have since declined TO the opening price
8aF.
1t is reported that express has been Received in
town from Cumberland with the account Of the re.
sgnaion Of Lord Lnwther from The contest.
The Warsaw Gazette of the Goth April, states in q
postscript, the following important nows-Yesterday
received the that Gen. Dwerncki had obtained
victory over the corps of Gen. Rudiger at Luck on