Litchfield enquirer., 1831-05-26
SKRZYNECKI.
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
NEw-YoRK, May 21.

 ed yesterday, brought London papers to the evening of inc 18th of April Our former advices were to the evening of the same day. The English papers state that letter had been received in London ny express from Paris announcing the capture 0f Gen. Die6ttsch cnd has army. We hope this intelligence may be con- frmed. -=,
 We have just been informed says the London Globe of the 18th, that letter received b" Estaiette ths morsing, from Paris, has the following :- Paris "Wednesday Erening.-The news ofDiebiisch l and his army having been taken is confirmed. We can only add, that this intelligence has not reached of According to the Swabian Mercury, Gen. Langenan has been appointed mediate conjointly with Gen era de Mufling, at Warsaw, between Russia and Po- l land.
 The Russian Government has just invited the bes of Courland and Eshonia, as well as all others who have the right to bear arms, and do not belong 1 to any Association to enter into military service. It is said that depuiation has arrived at Paris from Brussels charged to offer the chief command of the ] Belgian army to Gen. Lamarque.
 letter from Vienna, dated lst inst states that the Duchess of Parma has taken two regiments of Aus trian infantry into her pay. and that 10,O0O men of the same army will be maintained by the Pope for
 The king of Prussia has just granted the provinces acquired in 1915 the municipal franchise already en- 1 ioyed by Old Prussia.
 London, contained very interesting news from War saw. Information had been received by a mercantile house in Dantzc, from Warsaw, that the 95th res', ! | deserted and joined the Poles. The correspondent of the commercial house at Dantzic, in Warsaw, states that he saw the Russian troops arrive. They 1 had marched from Grottia, and when challenged, grounded their arms and were in the course ot exer- else, when the letter dispatched, to join the Pc. fish army. The number of Russian troops who had thus deserted amounted, is stated, to 4OOO. There no letters from St. Petersburg this morning, the communication having been cut off. On the road l from Memal to Riga great number of persons had risen against the Russian troops. Itwas reported that the army under Gen. Diebtsch suffering seVere- | ly for want of provisions.
 French papers of April 18th had reached London. The Electoral Law was passed in the Deputies on the l 18th, by a majority of 300 against 57.
 The Chamber then took up the subject of granting
 to the Ministry an extraordinary credit of lOO GOO From ths zondo" Even;"g SIa1, 1p'sa ssf9 fS. l rumor is very general in the city this afternoon
 that Gen. Skryznecki, in still further following up his successes against the retreaing Russian army. had completely defeated Gen. Diebitsch, wl taken him prisoner. We cannot trace any authentic source for 1 this rumor.
 very serious nsurrecton, if credit is to be given to letters from the frontiers of Servia inserted in he Augsburgh Gazette, has broken out in Albania, Bos- nia, and part of Mecena. The insurgents, who are commanded by the Pacha of Scutari, talk of nothing less than marching to C"nstantnope. It is said that there is every reason to believe that these movements have been excited by certain foreign power, with view to find the Sultan occupation at home. According to letters ofthe 1lth ut. from Constam- nopie, it is generally rumOured that the Sultan is about to found university in that capital. Up l2 o'clock the 2d day of April, 1000 pris- oners had been bro ught icto Warsaw and more con- inue arrive eleven pieces of cannon taken in the battle have also been brought n and eleven expected; among the prisoners 20 officers of diff ferent rank ks. very great number of the prisoners are from the provinces formerly belonging to Poland
 THREE DAYS LATER FROM FRANCE.
 . NEw-YoRK, May ~23-~-Y The capture Of Gen. Diebissss conErmeG-Some l 7+s+- distur60nces iU France.
 The ship Charles Carol arrived Saturday, hav- ing sailed from Havre the 18th of April with ad vices from Paris to the l6th Capt. Clark reports that letters were received from Paris, the day he sailed, which stated that an nsurrection had broken in Paris the Nations al Guards had been called out- It was supposed Il would be quelled without much diff hcnlty. The report of Gen. Debisch and his army having been taken was not confirmed.
 o" the evening of the 18th riot took place on the Place de Greve, at Paris. A number of young men assembled there, where by acclamatons they called around them nhout 100 Iaborers who went with them la Republique, Napolean2d. They then wen, towards the Hotel de Vile, where they wished to disarm the guard bH they were pursued and taken prisoners in the Rue ROyals and bound Over IL is reark ed that disturbances are the necessary result of the general want of employment; 1000 workmen now rise in the morning who do not know where they shall get food for the day.
 Pa'is, 14th Apri.-Yesterday and this morning re- ports were current of new Polish victory and among the prisoners said to have been made, Gen. { Diebitsch was mentioned. Such rumors natural enough but all we have rests only conec iure.- The regular Courier, who let Warsaw on the 2d, ! confirms the important success of the 3lst of March and April 1st. 'e',
 The French government were advised on the l4tb 1 that dangerous republican was thu eatened that night, aud baallions called in to reinforce the troops and bvouacked in the court of the hotel but nothing serious occurred
 It was believed that the Chamber of Depue ca would adjourn about the 25h.
 The bill to exclude the Bourbons from the throne Will not be discussed by the Peers.
 News was received at Paris on the l4tl that ihe | Austr'ans had rereaed from the Roman states.
 Head Qaarters April l.-At Denly Wiki, Gen, | Leolen:k' at the head o the advanced guard is pur- suing, since the morning, the corps of Gen. Gesmar an4 hat oi Gen Rosen, of which the first was beaten at Wanver. and the second at Delmy WeIkev Imh. lensk's cavalry, rushed upon the Russian infantry in spe ot the difficulties of the woods on the rieh; and eT at every charge dissipaiing hallalions.
 IL yet difficult 10 estimate the losa of ,hs .,.rv wncn the obscarity ol the forest renders if imoosse 70 make out. Three thousand men have Iaid down ne'r arms We are ignorant of the number off killed gnu wounded. The prisoners will be more numerous: or our so'ders and the peasants, are brnging ,hem 'n constantly The fourth Curassiers took from the | e"eny three standards, which send to the National u"SernmeNt. Thirty odd caissons many wareone. raSeNing medicine equipages, several Ih5usand mus. Hc1s ana o'her valuable articles have fallen into our hande' Our atack was impetuous, that the enemy ony had time to part of his maRazine being ohe. ca to abandon the resi lo us The most valuable con. qass kaown Is that of the hospital of Minsk, where we found 1900 wounded Poles who will sbo removed to Warsaw. | will send hereafter a more dcaaiIed rec port. Gen. Lubiensk has pushed on heVond Kaaux. R.n. aud 10 now at Zamaidi. The Commander in f