Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-09
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RUSSIAN HEAD QUARTERS, April Is.
The last account shows, that every prem.
| aratiun tor crossing the VIstuia h4 j been
made, when the approach of IA considerable
masS OF troops from Warsaw, determi ned Mar.
shall Diebnsch to strike IA decisive blow. tic
accordingly directed the Al With the Isl di,is.
ION OF infantry, and the Sd o cavalry with the
Lithuanian guards, aud a large part ol the
grenadier corps Wpuu Xelechow, aud pushed
mis- advanced guard on TO Latowlzs, whero the
ZNiurnback and the marshes make the deflrs
very difficult The main body would have lol.
lowed ms movement, if'he extfemo difficulty
OF procuring supplies had not loreed The Mar.
spai to concentrate IL nearer lis eouyoys i
was, therefor, concentrated on the luih ut
Lukrow, with an advance guard reaching 10
StOCzec, TO connect II with tue division nj
Demhc.
" The enemy moved along parallel with the
cluseway b. forced marches upon Siedlc and
Sicners attempted to cueck their movements.
N4en the Folss approached The south side oil
Muchawtcc, they attacked Gen. Rosen IN close
columns The GghI lasted t,il seven O'Clock.
Many inrgcs of cavalry aud by the bay oaet.
winch were supported 10y our ar Illety, checked
ihc enemy, aud their failure forced them to
,elirr. Nevertheless, Dlebhsth loIeseeng that
tap enemy would attempt The day loosins
~ IdSS 'lt hdNildHAIbi VA NSANA his maui bud1
upuh ole1Iec.
" The po.cs did no, accep, the combat, mud
retired upon kAluUin aud ScfOwyn-Our al,
vance guard followed them TO Mngosbn
General IhIeman i, watching the oooairy be-
,wetu the WiebuIZ, the Vislula, aud the Caus-
wa, OF Warsaw. Gen. GeTstPln"eig occup les
kock. and General Ougroumot " III establish
hunse! at Wegnon.
Gen Um.nsky rad retired unon Pultusk,
and General Sachem was ordered 10 watch
tiIm.
Gen. Sierawski had passed on the 9th TO
the LETT side OF the VIsiula, with 600 men.
General Rudiser having learned that Dwern,c.
XII had passed the Bug between the Ilconic
and Ufcilug, had concentrated his i"feea 10 ut
tauk hlu. General. kreu,z had received
orders 10 follow him aud General DtrInedoh
70 cut oil his communications With "a
nose,
Yesterday Gen. OIgroumof tackled "
corps OF Jum,nski, who mad placed h,tnsell
II, on the rIght Of tn, LiewI,k, in front OF Lew,
aud had established "a teie dc Pdm he Rh'-
sahs oyertArew the enemy, aud even made
themselves masters Of the work. lhfy had
Already taken many cannon, WHEN uass OF
Polish cavalry TO ced them TO abandon thlr
booty, an TO tall bnck upon the tnian ~, which
sustained and rrpulsed all attack. We have
taken from 300 10 400 prlsuners-the hllleh
must have been numerous on the side ot the
enemy we have only a few hundred men hofs
du combat, Gen. Ong, oum0ll remains in tnr
posr Oh which he had conquered, and has des-
lroycd the inueuchmenl formed by the ene.
my
Although in the preceding bulletin the Rus
slams claim victories, yet il viii be perceived
tnat they Wece sclng Oh the defensive, aud at
,ordinp to their own showing they we're VicioTi-
Gus Only iurepellng assaults from the Poles.
The Courier Fruucais Of April 30, commen-
ting on ramon that m engagement had IN
k,n uIave between the Russians aud Poles
WHICH terminated TO the advantage OF The lat
ter, saws that " il could moi have been III H.
self of great consequence. The dispatches
which speak Of il, only 90 to contrm the near
app zach OF a general bd1iir' IL mI5hl per
hans be mater Of regret tina Poland sboul1 be
sa0ject 10 the risk Of single battle Ou' 'ht
Commander in Chiai has heretofore shown so
much prudence and shiIi, thaih may he re-
lied upon as most competent TO appreciate the
best means OF sustaining his caG.e
The same uapcr say that there Is another
niece OF news more distressing ihan that oil u
bat,l,, to wit; that the cholera moTbus had III
vaded some OF the DIVISIONS ol iho "ilsh hin
Ii hat preVaed ia toe Rus ian corps oil 1obhi
Pahieo. 81 becu communicated 10 he Poles b.
prisoners taken IN the heighbothoou OF oeAd'
lie ; and the concentration OF Diebi'scb's Tor
ces 10 those en,iIoYs, Will propagate II Though
his whole army. Ii viii probably be The shuie
With int OF the Poles.
SUCCESS OF TIE POLES.
Extracts ola teller Jrom Dundee, ddied 29H
.fPTI.
Within these last few days several vessel'
have arIived Fl ON Dan zig and Memel. ont
| Yesterday, fr0m the later poft ~ seen ny >
| The caut,iu Of which rrpDris tHht gfea' oab't
| had hecn fought bet"een tue hnss''"s ana in'
! Pile. on the 18th insl. in which the torme'
| ,,.,a ,otsIIy defeated and that 1900 had
| gone oysr TO the side Of the Poles. He reports
| farther that attachments OF the Russian troops
were in full retreat upon M9nel, wherr some
! of them had already arrived before he let
! Also. that he had himself Conyersed WIN fome
! Russian officers, who confessed thhi Urn NV
| bitsch had been Worsted, aud that the folf'
had b.rn ionpd A different sort of enemy u the
! rnks This account cannot, oil course, he
slrIctly SEIZED upon hut the fact OF oa'te ma
! wing taken place Oh the 10Th hSiant, III "h'S'
tue Russian army were the sni1rrefs' Is con-
! frmed by tue arrival OF "A Vessel al Len" II u"
! DAntz in few days
SECOND REPORT OF DWEkNlCKI.
Scarcely had Dwernicki passed the Bug
when his first step, Oh the Polish soil, wfr,
marked with success. On the lllh inst. Gy,
ula,uons of the 81 regiment of Lhncers, and
Of the fourth horse ChasSeurs, composing a
mart Of his corps, encountered near Poyyck
! the whole regimen Of Dragons uf Chargopo
loki which enjoys high reputation IN the Rn..
| si,o army Our detachment rushed upon TIN.
REL imeni, pu, i, to rou', took FIVE officers g.
monpst whom is prince GoeenskD $50 Dag
oons' as many horse, and more than 206 car
hines and other weapons. Inc ememy's reg
ment lost also great number of men IN k'l'e'
and wounded finally, the remains ol this c"ls
brated regiment have ben dispersed IN INT
woods. aud are continually falling into oui
hanas. The attack was so unexpe cted, an'
a, the same time impetuOus, that we hat
only one man wounded, whose name l;
C%y in saje~.Ai. Gr"e'al Dwerniesi ha
slready taken possesso" OF the baggage an
transports VI provisions destined tor the erea