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

shown IN The pre- cediug part 81 he campaign An uu
u'ua hen, Increased the LABOR OF the dsy The Rus
SLAMS threw away their knapsacks TO be more at
ease. AT lesg h, towards evening, faisued by their
exeron', and unable 10 overcome the resistance Of
tie yer, and remaoed in possession 81 The lid Of bet
tie, upon which tho commander-iu-ehi Passed the
rig in order 10 provide for the rset of the wounded
10 have he battle would have ended TO
no result, as Gen Gielgud bad tull time 10 Fl ct his
march over Lnuza; the commander n hist there.
lore, resolved 20 retreat over Pui,u,k. This
naich was h'eod 10 perfect order, and " lou, be ng
IN any way disturbed by he enemy, who, i, appear,
had suffered too severely TO follow To- Is innate the
'oss ON both sdes IL as yet impossible o. our side
rom ooo 10 600 men are hors dc combat but sp
pears c. r'an that though the with
MS usual ca ton, avoids all illusion 10 the loss of the
| enemy, II nust be al Isas, double our.
Four regiment, one OF them the Guards, that first
attempted 10 pass the iivsr, cut pieces. We
lost neither artillery, baggage, nor pri oners fe
suassiers alone can have fallen from the enc my's
hanis during retreat We have taken only 200 prison.
ers Gen kicki and h aminski have been killed. Two
other Generals. Pae aud Bozu,iow have been ss hi
iy wou died. According TO The state nts OF the pr.
'"oer', three Rusi,n Generals have been Led. The
severe service which our ro0p, have had pass ihro
hes lndused the commander ir-rhief to allow Them
few days res, in Pssga. The nellis encs that tho Po-
ilsh army al er sa culinary and disastrous battle were
The frank stat, meOt OF Gen. Ssrzyn cki has tended for
re preset to 'rarquzs the public mind Two fire. IN
regiments c! nanTy, and several Iquadrons Of cavsi
ry. have already proceeded to the Comp.
REPORT OF THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The encounter Of Gen. Lub ent k, on the 23 10 st
with the mass Of the enemy, apprsed me that Field
Marshall ebiisch was with his principal force on the
RICH, bank OF ,he Bag aud that at any be could
reJoin The Guards Ga the o her hand, G. neral CHA.
powsk Entrusted with conveying support our Lihu.
aoian brethren, having Joined IN nd had secured the
object OF our expedition. then gave orders to com.
mence their reirograde movement before force, so SUI
pe'ior to our own o. the 2i'b, the reserve, under
General PAc, was at Socryn; General Ribiuski oecu-
pied the position Of erwin, General Luben,ki, III
ne II corps OF cavalry and the Division Of Genera
Henry kanien'h', was posted near the Nodbory; and
Stneral Giesud marched upon Louza to occupy it,
Va tn 20 ID, Gen. Lebenk attacked by the Guar
from ~ kosbin and from Chorec Gre; at tile same time
the army Of The FieIi-Marshai arrived from The Nor.
gave orders or our troops to Pass to tho right bank
OF the Narew, which was eHe cted on the evening nj
the 2ob, both bridges in the most DE order
GeIs'a Lubienski commanded the rear guard, and
70 cover the passage oil the army, he occupied the
nsigh,s 81 Z,kun aud Lawy. Ga the morning Of the
26'h, the petitions Of General Lubiepski were attacked
with great In peiuosy by the Field M hal in person
Isneri Lu' isnski reiterated upon Oiirolebk making
most vigorous re.is'ause.-Hs march was stopped by
tue city i,sr'i which bad beeo ire by the NOR
'ars oil The enemy; but, after HAVING passed II tbs Ma
rev, our army attempted TO de troy the bridge Ptae.
ed, however under the ire Of the e"emy, their cue.
cess was imperfect and they could moi prevent ,be
Russians from repairing il. This eirsumstanc .nabI,d
the division Of greuacisrs under PfLce Pzakowsko In
pass over 'he right bank Of the Narew. The enemy's
posiio on the opposite bank, CONNIE need vigorous
hre This pro't cted the division, and presen tsd
rious obs ticle 10 attaek-Neer hel.ss seyeraI nj
our regiments OF infantry aud other divisions charged
! ne enemy with intrepidny. TIE comba, YVES for a
long time one ofreal slaughter. We were enabled to
ufVe me enemy across The river, and his side with
the greatest efnt' he could not reach its RICH, bank
an the enemy, who bad advanced ia mum. rous CO.
umns, was obliged TO retreat F,nally the Russians
exhausted, owards hight Iered ,r,m the other aide
OF the river, leaving only s1me sharp shooters on he
right BANK who also retro aded far as the
thus We remained masters Of the Fl III Of BATH
1.-THE battle ended at 10 O'Clock at might. ordered
the army to procsed 20 Pulusk This march was eff
fected wthout the least n'erruy ton on the part of The
enemy We have not tesn able TO ascer ain our loss,
bu, i, is considerable both ,ides bo,h In killed and
wounded. w
awe have taken some bun3rrJ so,J;a-s .,, ,
offic rs. ~ ~
TIN report soncudes with prais. Of the officers and
men, and promise of more detailed report.J
Cd, Ls'g"esJ "C'mm'nder-in Chief.
'Puliu k, May 27 'SKRZYNECKI"
Fr'm tho London Herald of the Bib
Wereeeived last night the French pap. r. of Sunday
ahd Manday' As the pc id OF he elections Apr ach-
es speeu alton had become active Upon tie sub
Jsc' oil foreign politics these papers contain piece
| ne ws which is unexpese ed as il il ora,ifyiry I
would seem thar The brave Poles have found Jrrnds in
quarter the last p rLaps, whence they nigh, .xpec,
sympathy, but most seasonebly, being calculated TO
Work diversion In their favour at This critical mo-
mem. Tie Journal des Debat, an organ of Ire Min
sry, sfirms-and in marked terms of con6depce--ba,
tue Staes OF several counties Of Hungary al adore
sed their kirg emperor Fraucis reuu. sling narms
sion TO send arms aud provisions ,her ancient
the Poles; and The immediate G, II oeatien of the Die,
to deliberate on The hes. of the
ings oil the Polish naiiiD. They aese as a reason he
sucoour which Hungary has than once receive d
from the JsgelloDs aud Solissk If Poland in It's wars
wi the Turks. This declaration from an influeniisl
body,o The authenticity (which there can b. no Doubt,
must have some effect in disincining Austria from
showing at least any uDdiss used favour 10 The Rus
SLAMS These papers slate, besdes that the KIM nj
Sweden "@s Dangerously i'll of fever and that Nh.
Austrian 'Seops were certainly approaching gzerland
| upen the 81. Gall side
PORTUGAL.
From the Messenger dos Chambres of Juno 9Th
"ln'e' ligenee las peen received at Brest from Lis
bon. Severe instructions had been given 10 the Com
mandei oil the French cruiser charged with obtaining
from tho Government Of Portugal sa,f.c,ion nj ~ .
outrsges committed against the French Tweo, v-foor
hours were slowed 10 make the reparapn which was
demanded immediately On the arrival Of The cruiser n
tbe TAgus.
| 'Tte Portuguese Government, having returned onIv
an evdsiye ansT err the FIR. nch Commander instantly
captured corvette which was entering the barbonr
aud sent her the 23i Of May 10 Bres where an, ar
'sed on the evening Of the frs of June After
irg pari OF the squadron before tho Tushsg The cem
IN ander Himself proceeded with another portion of i,
TO Tercera to seizs the portuguese cruisers which
| bloekading ba, Island.
The English fleet has left the Tsgus wih the excep.
lion Of big and corvette for the protection of British
proper y and subjects.
Letters received in London announce the capture Of
Fsyal by The Portuguese squadron. ST. Gsorges and
the island Of Pico had been eap'u' ed previou.ly.
The London Courier Of the e'h says sdvlceS .hays
been resolved to-day from Terciera, commune s,ips
the Capture Of Faysl BY ibe troops of the R.gsnsy
| BELGIUM.
The Belgian Congress the 4 h June, proceeded 10
the rheiee OF og, and the result follows:
FIR His yai Highne" Leopold, 1852
Against his election no
For declaring the Regent, Baron sulet de; C. okier,
| king. Id
| A bstsined from voting; Io
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