Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-08-04
TEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

President, Capt, II l.. Champin, from Lon
don-haying left Portsmouth On the 10Th ul-
timo-the Editors Of the Commercial Adver-
tiser have received their files OF London pa
pers to the 18th Of June, inclusive
Passengers in the Prcsident-Hls Excel
lency I.o,ns Nc Lane, late Minisler PleniPo
Tertiary to England, lady, AMI ~ eTvants
The new Parliament assembled on the
18th. and was engaged in swearing IN the
members up TO the 18Th. The III. Hon. G
S. Manners was re elected Speaker Of the
Commons, without opposition. Ills Majesty
was to open the Session formally on the 2ist
Il was said that the Royal speech would con
tain direct accommodation OF Reierm
Bill: but rot Of that before the House oil
CornrDsns IN the last Parliament; some aite-
ratons baving been made by Masters
They are said to have abandoned the divl-
sisn of counties, Yorkshire excepted. The
Gazette of the 18th contains the names anC
titles Of four persons who are created British
Peers-Lord Fingall, Lord Seton. Lord
Kinnaird, with the Eewtitle Of Baron Rossle,)
and Mr.. Agar Ellis, with the title OF Baron
Dover) The Peerage intended for Lord Lei
trim is not yet recorded.
IL is said the stamp duty on newspapers is
TO be further reduced.
The two Landcrs have arrived in England
frsm Africa, bg way Of Rio JaBeIro.
Mrs Siddons died in London en- the 18th
ultimo.
Prince Louis Napoleon Bsnsparte, second
son OF Louiy Bonaparie, has arrived ~ Lon
don, and is staying with his mother, ilorten-
STA, Duchess OF st. Leu, formerly Queen Of
Holland Also, Achilles Mnrat, son Of Mu
rat, i. in town, and those eminent foreigners
have paid visit 10 Earl Grey
The Attorney General Of Ireland had in
formed Mr.. O'Connell by letter, that no fur
Their proceedings would be taken ia the pros
ecutions pending against him and others
The policemen committed 10 Jail for the ho-
mlcides at CastlepoIard had been admitted
to bail, except the chief constable, ir. Blake.
POLISH RETOLUTfO,G--Gen Die
bitsch has gained no advantage by the bat
tie of Os;rolerka He seems not 10 have da-
red to follow up the gallant Poles, who, ga
the ed round their capital, presented as I'M
posing a front as previous to the late engage
meat whilst the great object Of all their Gen.
eralissimas operations, the ristng OF The in
hahitants Of Russian Poland, has been lally
Obtained. Ii our hopes do not deceive ia,
important indeed must be the consequence
Of this movement in the Russo Polish pro
vinces Their population, added 70 that Of
the kingdom Of Poland, will form \ nameli
cal force. sufficient 10 conquer anl MAINTAIN
Polish Independence.
jVarse,p. june 6 The last letter wrote
to Won was under date the 5 list nit. rghlch 10
formed YOU that the Polish head quarters
were Al Praga, where they still remain, and
uothing has taken place with the man army
since then; bat hcweger. the Poies sill sing
their national song ---.'jcszsre Po'vka ME
Zsineta"-( Poland @iA not ne lost as loag
as we Eve for the news from Lhhaanla
and the Lsarine are good Ch!apowskl has
gained victory over the Russians, near Ma
reyka. The following is the TRANSACTION of
the Official report Of Gau S.ryznecSl te the
national government:
II have the l0no1 to 'end TO the national
government the ncws Just received OF the ar
my under he command OF Gen Chipowsk':
that General having j1ined some thousands
OF the Biaiysteek insurgents, cameo sior'-
Gus victory over the enemy, near Narewta,
on the 2Gth OF May; ii was at the same time
when the battle Of Cstgalonka tool. place.
The encmy's column, consisting OF Two resi-
n,ents of infantry. one regiment Of cavalry,
anG tive caunoas. besides Cossacks, were sent
FROM Br2esc iitewski with the intention OF
falling upon the Insurgents. and were led on
bv one Ranga,it Gen. Chlapowski got the
sta,t al him and attacked hlm in the night,
and With such stcrp 9 that the Russian corps
was surrounded The Russians lost five can-
non and all the arms, and about 800 nen
were Killed. >;e lost an officer Of the regular
troops, fopr cIlas,eur, Of lie insurgents and
one horse. The remainder OF The eneluy 5
troops we're completely defeated and niato
prisoners
Gen Chlapowski took the officers with
him on the narch, bat ordered the soldiers
(p.isoners) to he sent to Bielsk by the inha
buants, after their having taken an oath not
to serve against tie Poles. Four dcgeaera-
ted inhabitants OF that country who conduct
ed the enemy towards Us, received their de-
served punshment--desth The appearance
OF Gen Chlpowsli heightened the spirits OF
the insurgents in that part; the whole popu
iation are taking up arms. Besides the sus-
cesslu battle Of Narewka, the insurgents
had fallen several times upon the Russian
transports. and at Biaiostockiey PnsZey, 100
wagons fell INTO the hands Of the insurgents.
[Signedl "SKRYZNECKI.
"Prasa, june Q, 1881"
Another disturbance in Paris has been put
down by the National Guards.