Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-09


70 desposm, mention the revolu ton of that province
One victory more, and we shall have uo hug t.
iedr from Russia. Sweden begins to give some un-
easlness to Nicholas. 1t is said that the Au,oerai
nus called upon Sweden to aid him with 10 900 men
of Vienna.
The f'iowfng medley of, 'rumors, may 90 for
what they WORTH
War"ao, .1prI 20-The invasion of Volhynia by
General Dwernirki will lie productive of great adj
vantage tn u; it viii be signal for insurrecon>to all
the Polish PROVINCES of Russia aud will furnish us
considerable supply of provisions. Vulhynia WIS
the granery OF the Field Marshas army. Our
Gaoeral m;t n" where with resistance lie Is saio
to hove reached Dmbno, and dispersed few ,etacl,
ments of the enemy his way. "All tina, has If.
ITO use the expression of eye witnessj is armng.
Several squadrans are already fit take the field.
The Russians exacted under pain of DEATH imrnr nse
Quantities Ut provi ms from the people of the DIFF
ierent PalaIlnates they occupied.-When Genera
omnSkl passed the t,iviec. patriotic villa
gers set about repairing the bridge. The officers
made collection among themselves to repay them
fn their faigue.-The eldest among them received
the nancy; but, after consulting for moment with
the others, he said to the officers: "Brehren we are
greved to think that you wish TO recompense with
money for the work of few hours, the most agree
able task we ever fulfilled Our children and reia
tves nave gone 20 fight for country; and, sine.
we obliged 20 remain, let us at least have tn,
satisfaction OF working for you. Give that money
TO the 2Oih Regiment, young and so valiant, and
tell the sodies 1t is Sourenir from within
these last few days certain quantity of duca
made principally from the uoeddiag rings deposittd
by the married ,U1nen Of Piand on the ntar of the
country, have been struck eff the Mint of Warsaw.
General Rudiggers corps is said to amount to be-
tween 1000 and 5000 men, who placed between
Luck and W1odzmleIZ. 1t is thought that General
Dwerncki will meet with little resistance in his
march through Wolbyula, Podon, and Ukraine
which occupied by few troeps and where the
fertility of the country will secure ample provision
for his men.
The Hamburg Correspondent has letters from
Warsaw of April 2lst from which it appears that
the Russian headquarters gain established at
Minsk and that the Poles seek to avoid battle
cept in the vicinity of Praga Advices from Selma
lenken states that considerable corps of Russians
have been conveyed In great haste by Wagons and
other vehicles through CORTLAND to Lithuanla 10
suppress the insurrection The Russian nobility
readily offered the horses necessary, and even Their
carriages Ii seems that the insurgents are desti-
tuta Of good leaders, for the greatest confusion
prevails among hem. wilma is still occupied by
5000 Ru 81 in Joops.
We haste" 10 inform our readers that General
Dwernicki has obtained victory in Wolhynia near
Paryce Echo Of Poland.
ghe State Gazette of Prussia contains the fol-
lowing intelligence from Warsaw, dated April 81:
The reports received from Wolhynia, since Gen.
Dwernicki entered that province, agree in sta ting
that the instruction had spread rapidly throughout
that Government and that the insurgents, conlman-
ded. by person of the of S ecki, had taken
possession Of Lubar, after disarming the garrison
1.-The news of the taking Of Siedec by our troops
IS not confirmed"
The same paper mentions, on the authority of
letter from Tomaszow, in the Palanate of Dublin,
that Gen. Dwerncki, after making a false atten,p,
to the Vis!ula, had suddenly taken contrary
direction, through the forests, Krynice whence he
advanced, by force marches, on Kryow by Pys-
zowce, and crossed the Bug, on the 9th, by the
bridge the Russians had constructed for General
Rudigers army. Dwernicki made SO prisoners at
Kryiow aud several Russians drowned in
crossing the Bug. Another bridge, to which the
set WAS audr
The Poles have likewise saved store placed on
the other side of the Bug to which the Russians had
set fire. Several Hnssar5 and Cossacks who were
stationedsat Hrubieszow and in the envlrons under
the orders of Col. PopoF H., fearing lest Gen
Dwerncki intended TO cut off the retreat retired
precipitately his approach. Thus the circle of
Krubiezow is entirely freed of enemies
1t appears certain, by letters from St. Petersburg
that the Russian Government has taken up q num-
Der of ships TO convey Through the Prussan terrific
tory) provisions and reinforcemens to its troops in
the revolted provinces.
ELectDs-The majorities in favor of the friends of
reform went increasing every day, according to the
returns, which occupy large portion of the London
verpoo the votes Stood for Ewart 1870 Denison 1885,
and for General Gascoyne who has represented that
city in Parliament for thirty years past upwards only
6l2 The total difference in favor of reform,
tained on the evening of the 5th, was ~.
The Civic Authorities of London to have waited
on the King upon the 4th to invite their Maesties to
said that the evening of the Sd, the Lord Mayor
received letter from the Secretary of the Home De-
partmen stating that the King had recently expert
cnced systoms of return of govt, it might be-
necessary postpone his intended visit to the city,
Rumor however, inventive the subject as mali
cious publications had appeared seemingly with the OBJ
Ject of intimidatng his Majesty. handbil publish
ed in the of the Lord Mayor, had been sworn in
the Kings Bench to be false and fabricated document
His Majesty hell IN entire levee the 4th ulf. at
which the Foreign Ambassadors, and Minister'S Cab
met Ministers, &c attended. Mr. Wheaton,
Charge d. Affmils from the United States to Den.
mark, was presented to the King by Mr.. McLane
Viseountess Nelson, Duchess Of Bren', widow of
Lord Nelson, died The 4tb of May. in the Gath
year of her age.
IRELAND.
There not many accounts of new riots Two
men had been executed in the County of Clare who it
is said would have been spared if the spirit of nsub
ordination had been less manifest. memorial to the
Lord Lieutenant is published, from the Central Com
nee of the County of Mayo, stating that after taking
accurate census Of many districts with the quantity
of provisions with which they supplied that unless
roef speedily administered thousands must perish
of starvation. Nos. of the inhabitants of entire par
ishes had been swept away cargo of potatoes, sent