Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-29

| LONDON. My . Tho contents OF the Foreign
Journals bi-t extracts from which will be found in
o'her scicun, ioterts ing. FloD Nj alta learn,
That formidable Davsi preparations are foot tA'
Medeirs mean AID AdrA'ic that great activity prevails
u tue Mseaznss a. Malt; and IN Greece, we Il d H. a,
arhai oil M troub ed state has been ~fee, ted
oy he Oh ! 1T moi ion OF Count Cspo dis ras
| la the Aisemeinr Re tupg OF tie ~ May, we find
the decision OF he Cabn-t OF Vienna, RESPECTING the
en'ane- cf The Pl AM Russians into Ga iicie;
w, 'hh D.sru.ck is 20 be stn,,o L,yb cb, ard IN,
Peii soldier. to T'snsyvani'; and ell The Russian
arms 20 be deliver to Gen. Rudige aud all the Psi b
m t. be entrusted to hs AuNrisn Government.
From nj scow OF the 6 My, We learn that the
ehoe'a oibus bs. become lees ia,a and the +; anek
lori papers CT 9Th May sae. that the sanitary cor
Jon 80 strictly enforced, that eysy irabsxressor is
INN dis'e,y 'tieJ ard sto
LoNDo JAM A y,ea, sen .a.ou was pr oduced
ms al eiocon Tn h receipt OF tho intelligence from
warsaw OF The success Of the Pol nde1s the Rus
saUs.
!twa' reported lac Ibis afternoon, that an EXPIRE.
had arrived from Brussels With The nOmiua ;iou which
was 10 take place yesterday and that Prince I.
po'u al been cho'en by vas, uaj)uy. Taat ,ucb
VIII be the ISSUE il very prob.l.. tu, we DO not bs
news that any such incl * is in town. Should he
DO noniDa ed IL /. the general opinion that Leopold
VIII no. aceeP the sovereignty OF Il lsium upon any
| eond lion.
| VIENNA May 22.-D. ring The siyans. of he Germs
OF Dweroiski in V"lhynia. in-urreetops had broken
out at iDs,g OF severed ol the nobility, in
parts OF POdvli; Tor iostsnce a, TuI zyn ard Battery
Inc nsutg-n had even formed Prov sionsl Govern
ment. According to the latest acccuus, from l. an
ourg, "a inst the movements ing without support,
VI tApculOn, are al cddy
n'r.iy put down. and several # he ch els Of the in
in'une'ton have been made pr.oD- to be II IS ian
troop under the command OF General Roh.
POLL WAR.-V,tbat accounts from he Russian
snu Polish arm los have been received az Boston, by the
arrival there lac, Monday, o. the * Cxa,n, Captain
Dwyer, rom Cros.tra', aud E,neur. Sac sailed from
'he ioruer por' the 18th of May, and The latter on
To. Is, OF Jun. Cap Dryer states that very little was
published Al s. Ps,ersburgh relative 70 the Polish war;
bu, u was generally acknow iedsed the Russians had
lost so 900 since the CONNIE ncement of the cam
Calcu srl In al.
loss 81 200 900 in The bnal suhug aon Of Poland The
Emper.r was 1t St. Peier.burgh.
AT Eisineur, il was currently reported, that the
roles, stel oy Lithuanian insu ns, had Gu, oil The
supplies Tor hf Russian army, aud that Gen Diebeh
would b7 obliged to tner tue Prus.an dominion; and
that wilma w@ 10 possession OF the H. surg@nts
Fius day. later from Europe
New YoRK july 23.-By the arrival OF the packe,
chip sy Jus 'usn' Capt Allen, from Liverpool The
OF N. Eve ing Post hsv. resolved their regu
lar hiss o, L.ndon. vsrpooi. Edinburgh, nj Dublin
papers Oar dates from London are to the s In, aud
ron l. v.rpctl to The uliimo, bo'h inclusive. We
annex copious extracts.
The news brousht by this arrival eoneernipy the
progress oil The war between Russia and Poland, is
deeply Interesting, but moi favor able TO The iatier
country as the object he IL Intending for
"ifh nor as The previous success OF her had led
u 20 expect by the accoui T. which extract, the
reauer VIII aru with regret, that bold and sudden
movement projected by the ga!lan, Skrzyneeki, with
tue purpose OF cutting Oh the supplies OF tho enemys
army, and preventing ncatiou between n Q df
fetent corps, had failed; and that in the engagement
which took place, tho Poles lost about four thousand
men, among Them several experienced general eff GERS
ny The last previously resolved intelligence from the
seat OF war, tue vic o;ious p ih army eyery where
successful was Pntsuicg ,he issIans into their own
TrrHory Inc OBJ eel OF this is explained 10
nave been, 20 hiow IN corps OF IL 900 me Into l. Ia
uana, with the purpose OF svourng ard x,endipg the
eG"on III hat province, and Of threatening the
rear oil Debch's army. Di bi sch, in The Inc a1,ime
having theced uuctiou VI liz own corps wi n the
Rus'i Guards by which bis numbers be came greatly
up-fiot 10 the rec OF SIX zyneek, he atr though,
hII at.na
upon the NMew, which he crossed in good order on
'hs Zo'h, le.ving G neral Lltientki with tho rear
gu.rd 10 cover he retreat, which force sustained en- at
TACK ON tie R"sssn Guards that day, aud on ,he fol-
owias osning ,he gagpme was rene ed with the
"hoie strength OF tie enemy led on by De b;tssb in
pereon uoi'nk obliged 20 retreat, effect ID he pas
cage OF he river, aud set FIRE the bridge but the
hassians stc;eeded 10 ex!iDguishiug the flames and
upon Tho lliokened and hali-ruined STRUCTURE Ibs
r'op On BON sides man TO Ian, engaged in contest
dsictt bed on beth sides being inveierae AID San
guinary beyond example Tue battle was con ,inu ed
II er ten at night, and ended in ,he repuIe of The
Rnssan'. Twenty thoussnI bodi were lief, upou he
heid' The Russians dead being to to,e OF the Poles p
me proportion OF four TO Among The killed on the
side of The Piles. netals XXI and Kaminski
md two other, Pc and Boz lowski. were W u dsd
Tree Rus ian Generals are sad 20 have been sain-|
U The day alter he battle, SStzynecki resumed hi.
feWea', IN Which he was TO, nIossled by the enemy
aud reached Pul;usk u good DER CARVING with him
al! Vie ca non end ohtr munitions Of war From PuI-
u'k he proceeded TO Praga, where the ,si es lief
hin. In tbs 'ficia despatch Of he Poib G. nsraI il
WIN no seen nat ne a1kiy admi the amount OF the
1888 sus aimed by Is forces, AID with The candour Of
bravs man, speaks of the Rus ians having dispayed
great cooiness and courage. The Of hs despa
does not anissi depression though he loss which he
mas met wiih Is one that the Po.sh army can but i'll af
lord The ak cen thousand men left by d., bi;sch on
The held OF battle, will be far less missed from the i'm
nense forces OF Russia, than the thousand from The
comparatively slender army OF he Poles. The London
Courier OF he 7h speaking Of this sanguinary ENGAGE
ineni ard i,s results, Gays
Tue L, lhh GeDeia al has fallen ba.k or P,,oa yybera
m Ia q III Inn
We aimod envy the fate Ct the brave followers bv
whtm hr is surroundedfor If they fall i, will be with
hsnor Their death will not 6lcs ,her dseds-ihey
VI" I'VE 10 history as heroes OF liberty; but the natives
OF England cad France, in 1881, will say "A hundred
years ago occurred the massacre OF Warsaw where
me streets ran with the blood of the Poles struggling
Tor tfeedon whilst OR ancestors looked on with an W.
pity tut With hands bound 10 their sides by Europe
policy.
All the London journalists, however do not entertain
such gloomy ancipatioLs, do Sc that there s
ground for them. The loss Of 900 men, and two skill
u Generals, IL ore that must be seriously felt but
We trust, bot fatally As for The re,rea' that was a
exception oil The loss OF men, successfully accom- pb ed
London morning paper CT the Sb, says Of the ineIli.
genee .f the retreat Of the Poles, that il bad by no
means led IL to entertain gloomy views to IN cir ut-
maze prospects,. "Tbey have lot succeeded in tbr cir
object, but she Russ ms have gained nothing by the
battle The PILES nave more rereaisd 10 their
strong position; aud the Russians have 10 srug e with
tho difficulties Of maintaining The nseIves In a country
already wasted by them"
With regard TO Belgian AFFAIR." n will be see nv ou,
extracts under that head, that Prince LeopoId had
been elected King OF the Bsgisos by A vote OF l52
out OF 1885, on condition OF his the Constitution
m deereed by the National Congress, and swearing 10
preserve II and the law, aud 10 ain the a,ona
ndepe end The integrity OF ierr tory ind ,b
The Great Powers. with the concurrence O. Leopold
nave refused assent The ground Of This refusal IT,