Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-29

| among the orkmep. Tue miiarv we e,Il.J an,
on. The rioters being The most numerous, Asssed
with stones and 9th missiles, which provoked fire
from 'he troop, by which fourteen person. IL mep
and females, killed. This proee edinx io.,s al
u qushog 'he wofkmen, i"eitsd them to fur Der and
more sci iots. They seized several s,suds of arms
and some pieces Of cainou and at b~ iaes, dse. wrr.
'i''i In bel isersn,a ude. GCtes Liverpool Adver.
,st Of the sNy,: 'Tbo accounts tom In. d.,urb
ed di,hit. ia Vale, ace very gloomy. We bav, no,
etn any letters, hui .sd that sixteen Of the rior.
had ose killed. and eonsd. rable number wound. d.
Inc soldiers had suffered very considerably"
In Ireland distress ard disorders continue to
exist. Tbs Dublin Evening Pos, slater, that in the
County OF Mayo, there lot fewer hn 100 600 per.
'ons mer, women and children, in state of aetna,
starvation Armed parties Of insurg- are aver.inr
varous parts OF 'he cIun.y, committing sreat
gee TIE extracts under the irsh head 10 the Lon
don paprr-. give dark pic OF the conLi.iou of
things IN 'hal portion Of tie Kingdom.
The J'utna OF Conr,.rce of ihis city publishes a
letter from It's eorre'Fonden,da dated Jun. H. n which
! occurs the. toi!o"lng passage:
| f'm Mois'tr Is preparing TO 90 home He viii
| lake passag" possible, by tue President Champlue
which wi rot delay sailing beyond he 2I,t Hi, de.
par tire is much regretted, aud ihs re,d.n, Am.,;s,n
and others who happen TO be ia Lontoo have
ed letter to Li, expressing their approba Ion Of HE
conduct and etaraeer' and invited b IN public din
POLAND.
| WARSAW, May 27 General Skr,zyneek detail.
ed repori Of his operations from 18th 10 23d Nav de-
'cribes more ci'cumstau,ally, all the tranasoD The
Chief rtrculars Of which have are adv bee publish
rd me latter part OF this report reIa lug to the iats
| +,
lowing terms:
"on the 2I,, at day break. we con,isusd our pur-
'o' OF he enemy towards Tykoein. sent The div.
ion Of Gen G:elgud wi the cavalry of Cen Skztyn.
SKI to advance 70 the road between Tykocn and Bays
'eck, and ilus TO cut off the columns retreatir 10 Ii
.nuania v hlie L myself advanced in tho meantime Oh
tue road to Ty kociu But the enemy had already re.
treated beyond the frontiers of the present kingdom
o. Poland only his rear guard on the left bank Of
| the Narew
"Abuu,f ur in the sfernooo the hea adj Of our ssump
approached Tykacin. L ordered Cot Langermapn inn.
med'ateiy TO attack the town The bridge lead TO
the right bark Of the Narew. This river divides At
'ykoein into t~o arms loLg dam, inter eted by
nine Bridges leads 10 the opp sic side and forms one
o, me most difficult passages that be met WITH
COL led the attack a, the head Of 800 men
OF the LIST Regiment OF Yagers supported by ba,,aI
ion oil the I'd Regiment, with gre al bravery his horse
having been kites under bin, and his uniform twice
shot through he the first to ru sh upon he bridss
| sword in hand. The enemy, who defepded II obs,
nae y bad no, time 10 shut the gates 20 impe,uou
was our auaek. Though the bridge was partly dam.
our soldiers go Of il at once constantly led
by Col L,nrermsnn and The officers who encourages
hem oy their example. The enemy wa. driven lar
tbe' TIA k On the dam he three princip,I bridyss
which he defended with the came oh.tiiacy were
iucce. siuily taken, aud the uhoe difficult sassase 40
speedily executed by tbs valor OF our troops thai the
enemy could not complete the destruction of the
bridges which he had comT~;,ced. With IN. aid n,
me artillery and Yagers, he defended the last bridge
WI The evening but in the night he compelled to
leave this Pesii aso and thus the contest ended on
Lithuanian ground. The troops that defended Tyko.
Gin. were of the corps of the Grand ID. k, Michael.
aid cor sisted Of TWO wager regiments OF the Guard,
division oil inland Yaeers, three egmens of eavaI-
ry, and briga!e OF artillery. Our los is % killed.
aud az Wounded The army particularly iaments the
loss Of Lieutenant Kr. eZeW XII who fell wh,Ia 6ah,
| ing with great vdlor.
"While was advancing TO TykociH, Gen. Skzrynski
according to his ORDERS rapidly the town of
Chorneszez, but the enemy had already sought proec-
hon beyond the Narew, and his regiment of cuirassers
which covered the retreat, perceivng the I'd reg-
ment oil uians forming vanguard, avoided coming
non of the battery of Major Bohm blended our bridge
from being burnt till the evening, ans werng the fire
OF more than ten guns on the opposite bank; but night
the enemy advanced to the bridge and set it on fire.
while thus was passing in the main army, Gen Lubn-
ski In his position at Nur, constantly observed the main
army OF Field Marshal Debi,sch posted in the vicinity
oh,;J &C. VINO, IN consequence OF our movement
ooiged 10 retire to the Bug and passed that river at
Granna on the 2Ist of May Gen. Lubienski sent de-
tachnens in different directions cut off the eneny'
communication, and got possession OF the magazines AT
Bransk and Ciechanowiec. ~
"Ihus the national army, by 10 days. offensive ope
ralos' ana WIN iorce very inferior TO that OF the enc
my drove the Russian Guards beyond the frontiers of
the Kingdom which they had burdened as long as there
was no apprehension OF DANGER took i'm different places
ooo prisoners among whom is Col. Shamout, ABIDE
camp to the Grand Duke Michael, and MANY officers
oil rank besides about 500 sick and convaescent al om
"a In many places the country people took and brought
in soldiers with their arms and horses Besides ,bs !,
great many magazines which the enemy had formed in
into hands.
. Du' Wv, ni"s' Important acquisiloD Is the forthsa-
tlons about Lonza, which The enemy I'D xvsued with
gre al labor, and has abau doned without firing shot,
and whsh will now TO defend US against him
IL was only by the rapidly OF their retreat that the
Guards could escape 6efes'; but ii must be ackDovy-
lodged that their infantry fought bavey with us 10
some oil the ,klFmshes BY this movement the nation
army hes freed come Districts Obliged the Field Mar
sho TO retreat Wi HE main army across The Bug: and
las y having entered The territory heh has 60
long incorporated viii Russia i. has opened cornu
neaon with our brethren, whose con
to spread and made IL possible afford hem assistance
The joy with which we were received v The pcuuls-
ZION Is beyond description. Not only within The boun
dsrie' OF The present kin gdom, but also in LihuanA
the citizens al easanry have clearly expressed ,h
I'D crest in the common country, and their wishes for
our success.
Tbs PIussan State Gazette of the Cd instant contains
| the fCIlowiDg:-
FROM THE ToLISH FRONTIER, May 90.
Account Is from the theatre OF state thai the Po.
iish CommandeT-n Chief was attacked by Marshal De.
oi'seh on The 70 inst al Ostrole when
ry ba''Io ensued in which the Russian army was vic
rou' Os!rolenka was taken by storm by the Russians
with astounding bravery. The div ion OF the Poll. h
General Gielgud, which was station ed at Lornza has
men cut OIL by the movements and successes OF the
Russian army. The Poles Acknowledge their own loss
10 killed sni wounded to amount TO 4 600 men Am1ng
the He'd -neIaIs Kicki and X amipski and mn m
Der OF ssH oicers. The quarters of the Polish
Commandef-in Chief wers the 81 again al Pei
tusk.
| WARSAW, May 29.-A oIaiion of the mc ST recen,
operations, published to-day says"Tbe chief obi, CT Of
| ms movement OF our army towards Tyeocin and
Lorna was 10 enable a corps under the eommand nj
General Chispowski 10 reach Lhuans In order 10 M
ford assistance to the insurgents In that province Thi.
point having b. en- attained the comma md
found II Impossible 10 induce the Russian Guards 10
give battle, and as the junction Of Marshal Dsbsch
with the Guards would give combined force i,r su
peror to his own, he ed 10 reIu,n n, hs for