Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-19

last NIGHT NJ. Casimir Perrier relnouished "s ~
charge con6ded to him by the King on Man,
last. to form and submit for his Maestys ANN:
bation the plan of new Cabinet The ren r
ed entrance of NM. De CAFES, Casmir PEREZ ;ss
and Pasouier into Office, circulated on Cham
Yesterday, was consequently premature. Il
iafitte has accepted the task declmedby NJ c.,
smir Perrier. and will, it is supposed. have draw,
I'D this day the scheme tor a new Ministry
RUSSIA AND POLAND.
Russian O6icial Statement.
The st. Petersburgh Gazette Of The Goth nj,
publishes the following report from the Com
mander.inChief of the active army, Marshal Ds
bitsch: Although it cOntains only an accom-, Of
the battle of the goth ult in sigh Of Milcsua, !.
serves to verify in some measure the statement,
from Warsaw, and proves that these were No.
drawn up with that spirit of exaggeraon whit
might have been expected
After having for two days pursued the rebel
from Wengrow to Liw. Stanislawoue. and Okv
NEW, by the corps of General Baron Roscn, al
on the road to kaIuzin. M"sk and Milosna. b.
the corps of General Count Pahlen, generat.
tie ensued to-day. al 8 wersts from Praea. o.
coming out Of the deiilcs. upon the village o c.,
chow, the rebels, the rebels who had concent,,
ed their whole force upon the two above men,io,
ed roads, met the head of the columns Of Gen.
erals Baron Rosen and Count Pahlcn. Ath
commencement Of the battle. the nature of Il,
ground not permitting any very considerable b.
dies to be opposed to the rebels nor to dispaytt
whole line of battle. the head of the column al
Count PaIlen. which was the first attacked, So.
tanned for some time disadvantage. During
whole hours single brigade Of the chasseur: q
the lst division of infantry and the 5th regimen;
of chasseurs brigade of the Sd division Of huIap
and a brigade of the LIST division of hussars viii
very few field pieces, had TO sustain the charge al
two whole divisions OF infantry and one Of caya.
nv, sustained by 40 pieces OF artillery; Cmli
Pahen was at length obliged to retire aboutlW
wersts on the road to Milosna. then orderedh. |
commander of the artillery, Gen. Soucholare.
to open fire from an imposing number Of gus
and directed General Count Toll TO rccOnnOiu
the position of the rebels as closely as possiH;
Count Toll reported to me, that their whole Z.
forts were directed against the right wing Of IL
advanced guard of count Pahlcn. probably WI
the design of preventing his junction with h.
column of Baron Rosen, against which they b. .
opposed their first division of Infantry, a din
| ion of Hulans and numerous artillery. Cons
quently, Count Toll sent him reinforcement
troops and artillery that had just arrived, the I'd
vance guard of the first corps, the right win.
which was supported by the regiment of Iugn
and the cetre by four pieces OF artillery, andfz
other guns As soon as was informed Of dS
determination, FASTENED in person towards t'
head of our Cd division of Infantry in order
support the advanced guard; and after hasl
! strengthened the left wing by some battalliOn;c
this division, gave orders TO the hall squadn
of the regiment of Lubno lIusars, which form.
my escort, aud the battalion OF sappers which,
so accompanied me, to fall upon the enemy,whos
skirmshers were preparing to occupy the helsf
Immediately bordering the road. and to seize POI
session of the battery upon its summit. From ti
moment the contest took another appearance
and we carried every thing before US. COrl
Toll led the right wing Of the lst corps. AT %
centre and on the left wing, Count Pahlen ow
threw the rebels at every point, and the kiHs
Wurtemburg's regiment of horse chasseurs VI
der my own Immediate orders, completely brOIi
through the enemys infantry, and occasioned he1
considerable loss, taking Major Bortkiewezm
several other officers prisoners. | was very al
seconded in the execution Of all these disps
tons by General Neidhart, Quarter Master Ger
raj of the army. Not having received any rePc1
from the commanders Of the different corps. Ia
unable to lay before your Majesty all the deo
of this sangunary contest, which began at e!
wersts and Terminated four wersts from Prasa
view Of the inhabitants of Warsaw. All that
can learn from the prisoners is, that the whoh
the rebel army, composed of 10000 men, iniG
~ and cavalry. with 80 peces of cannon,
engaged in this action. On our side at the CO..
mencement of it, as have before Id the hoo
of stating to your Majesty, avery small numb
of our troops took part; afterwards. when the
Inducements arrived, and until lis cOncIG'
less than the half of our army was employed;
neither the Guards, commanded by his lmPs6
Hlghness the CZarowitsch, nor the Sd dl"A@
Cuirassiers, nor the corps of Grenader'' ON
into the battle. Our loss may be estimated
bout 1000 men killed and wounded. Amor
last. to our great regret, is the brave comma
of the artillery, General Scuschozanet wy ~!
General 'Iassotf. of the Cossacks. and A'l
General Afronsinoff, Colonel Bodisco, anG
other officers were also wounded. The To-,
the enemy must have been considerable u
may judge by the number of killed lelt upon
field OF battle. As soon as the reports anu
particulars shall have been sent in to me.
hasten to forward to your Imperial Maze"
circumstantial detail of this battle. with d. Fl