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form two DIVISIONS one rer,t,
the head quarters. tie other !. Co.,
Giclgud. General kr,u,z =. XXI"
doned the Palatinate of I,hl.,. van
has marched into Podla,L., an
corp commanded by G,Ger.Ip.
ana pa'id"h have occupied the TOM,
position of General kre.tl. anal
asserted that General hao,r'r, -
received orders to march eraintCt,'
poski. General Cessna. wto ,,
handed the Russians AT Wac,
shortly to be tried by eour, ma,,,,,
No Official account has Appealed r..
pec,ing the movements Of Gen. g.
gud; but all accounts s-r.e a, TOT.
fact of his having completely d,tc,,.5
the corps under General Sacken. 80,
prisoners and cannon are said ,oh,
fallen into the hands of the Pole. All
~ - even asserted that the Ora
Duke Michael, with 4 detachmpn,
the Guards, was present al the bat,i
The news from Podolia is ever, d,y
OF a more cheering nature. The 49,
sureenis have taken possession Of :.
tanow, and made the whole y,rf..,.
prisoners, with The exception of or.
otlicer. who escaped to Husis,,n. 4.
Russian authorities were compelled q
retire INTO Gailiola. The irsufr.r,.
took a great many arms. winch baJ
oeeh ma IN ue-ground. - ell a. al
the cannon of Genera Ni,,ornsi,in.
and their numbers AZ this moment
mount at least to 5000 men. 4, i.
stated, however. that 4 detachment 81
the insurgents. under General HI,..
ko. IN Their ardour Ia pursue the Ru,
s'ans, had passed the frontier Of Gal.
cia. and having been there immedia,e.
" attacked by the Austrian trool,.
suffered veIy considerable loss. / %
Polish papers continued 10 conIlag
ot the partialitv Of the Prus.ian a.
vernment, who, II II laid. while IL a.
ters every possible difficulty to Vi.
passage Of all those whose object !, "a
carry assistance 10 the Poles, scnt..
not only provisions, but even engiue,f,.
to the Russisns. The National Go
vernment has appointed Gen. Ru,,lc
Governor Of Warsaw. Dr.. Antnmar
CHI, who has minu'eiy inspected al,
the hospitals of Warsaw, ia. lately
expressed his appreciation of Ia. san,
factory state an which he found them.
and OF the great care which is taken of
tue SICK: He expresses his partioulsr
admiration OF the assiduity Of The "A
dies III attending the sick, many cf
whom, although of the highest rank.
devote themselves entirely 10 ui,
charitable occupation. The last "a.
pers from Warsaw contain an aceo.u.
OF the grand entertainment given by
the NatIona! Guard of Warsaw TO tho
different regiments encamped in the
en'irons Of the capital, each of which
vas represented on this occasion by
20 deputies. Nothing, IL j. said, can
give an idea Of the interesting scene
which this assembly presented to tic
capital, and which must oontribu'o
still! more 10 that union which ought
always 10 exist between the army AMI
the citizens of Warsaw. You will
perceive by my silence respecting the
Polish army that there has been no
hsh'ing since my last; hut people nov
consider the death of General Dieb,ts,h
as the signal for general battle.
WARSAW. JUNE Is.
Accounts from Guiew0rzow. on the
Nistula, report that news had been re-
ceivcd there that Gen. Chrzanows /
had gained. on The lst. considerable
advantages over Gen. Rudiger. NJ
direct news from Gen. Chrzanow /,
has reached Warsaw.
Letters from LI;huania say that the
insurgents. together with Gen. CHA
powsk. had taken the town Of Stonirp.
and that the Grand Duke Constantine
was gone to Minsk.
The Warsaw Gazette says-"Itis
affirmed that Gen. Rudiser has enter.
ed the city Of Lublin, and that Gen.
kreutZ has occupied Siedlec. Ger.
SArZyneoki was IN Warsaw YESTERDAY.
at grand entertainment gwen by tie
National Guard 60 the army. at which
the Members of the Government were
also present. 1t j. said that the Grand
D"Ae Michael was present at an en-
ga2ement between detachment 81
the Guards and Gen. Gielgud, ia the
Government OF Augustowo."
Uhofesaie .N'Tdtr "A horrible mas
sacre' even more horrible than tina, ol
' asiicpollafd-has just been commit
ted 80 Ireland, at place called New
lohbSry' aiI.Ibg out 81 seizure Co..
u'hc' Al The instance Of a Rev. digni-
'arN ~ The church, by law established.
10 ''si unhappy country. This mini.
yea ~ afehgi"n that ,Dculcates oam-
passion lor Suffering, and all the con
corfent virtues Of charity. 'merc,. and
pracc. had seized and bfoueh, 10 sale
~" heilefs' belonging 10 some Of bl-
lo"r Pensioners and When instead