Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-04-27

amy '"H Ei'h'u~iN hpnc It's uui' even
the corps ncwN formed, such as nh
regiment of infantry OF the line, ,uo 9Th
of liulanS, bearing the name of Iamoy
ski, and also the rcgimcnt of Pose -, IL
vailed IN the contest the oldest soldiers.
The conduct ofour artillery, in pancu-
lar, was above all praise, especially the
batteries under the command of Colonel
Plzakl, and OF Captain Rzccki, two Oil
GERS, who, for their great services, have
been promoted, We los, only three pie
ccs of cannon, which were diSmountcd
and could not be hro't away from thc
field Of battle.
hcsc contests may also convince
Europe that Poland, possessed Of such
children and such heroes, is capable OF
serving its friends as the buwark of Ell-
rope, and worthy Of rcsaming It's rank in
the midst of European Powers.
"The Polish army now assembled
round Warsaw guards The bridge oycrthe
Nistula, and defends the entrance to pra-
"a. II awaits the orders oithe Chief 70
recommcncc hostiitcs.'
Here follows a very Just culogium on
the conduct Of the Polish soldiers.
If some Of the rumours in the French
papers be correct, the Russians have
still great deal to do, it being asserted
that Il rising has taken place in their rear,
which may extremely cmbarass thcm:--
CRACow, March l7.--Thcrc is no
doubt that the field Marshal Dicbisch
will attempt to cross the Nistula, between
Medina and plock. Almost the whole
Russian army is gone in that direction.
The Courier of "Wednesday evening
gives the following letter, dated Warsaw,
March 10, as from correspondent cntl-
tied 10 crcdit:-"l inform YOU that Gen.
Dwcrnlki has again gained victory o-
yer Gen. kreutz, near Lublin, and has
taken four Cannon; he passed through
Lubln, where he was hailed with de emon-
STATIONS OF joy, and proceeded onward,
to Nolhynia. There is Il report, and il
~ almost certain, that there is rcvou-
tion in The Ukraine, Nolhynia, podolia
and llthoania, which it is most probable
rs the whole of the Russian army which
was at Grochow, close by Prague, hay,
all rctrcatcd suddenly towards the IRON
tiers; this is fact, for the cavalry thl
day before yesterday followed them, ano
fast night the remaining infantry, and tn,
more convincing proof that 1t was Il sud
den retreat is, that Charles - was
Yesterday at Grochow, and saw dis
mounted cannon and one caSson that they
had left full Of cartridges, the aNictrcc
being broke, besides, rim, bread, ana
dough, from which they were going tu
make bread think it will be with dif-
liculty the Russians will ever return To
Warsaw; the notifications are being We
ry much strengthened, and every prcpa-
ration is being made to defend the town. "
The same jcarnal contains private
letter from Warsaw, dated 10th March,
which supplies some interesting details.
The retreat ofthc Russians is confirmed
and it is supposed that the cause Is an III
surrection in Nolhynio and Podolia. -
According TO this letter, the Poles were
far from being cast down; their hopes for
some DAYS were higher than they had
been. The Government had received
from Inc Commandant of Namosl., re-
port, purporing that four Companies OF
Infantry, supported by four pieces of can
non, had made a sortic, passed the Bug
under the fire of the enemy, occupied
Crcham, routed IA battalion of Infantry,
killed a Colonel and 20 men, taken 3GO
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