The Arkansas advocate., 1831-07-06

lsfs4 tsgst A1fslA A dS Ilheg were enehained. They replied that f4ey had. committed no crime. but tllFst they were leading them ill this way 10 ioin the army. fAssi, tiiese tbrase iei lows. reioincd Gen. Dwcrnicki, pointing te our men, and learn from them if q single one of them has been treated in 90 ernel q manner; Hley will reply, that all qtli s,t f them have ilsstes ffeel and fulT oT afdouf, to the delence -of our common country. aud on the order oi the General, OUT laucers and our ehas- seurs broke tue chains, which afforded. an affecting spectacle. Embrace each other then. said the General 10 them. you are ali brothers. Tears flowed. cries of ioY were heard and the } oihynians, mingled with our troops. ille enthusi- .asfa is general; contributions flow ini and the inhabitants arrive isotil aii sities with arms in their hands.
 The eatr, of General DweFnielsi in- Ifo Nolhynia promise as gfeat adyanta, ges: II will be thesignal of instruction for all the Russo Polish provinces; aud wiIl efsnre as besides great supplies of provisions. Nelinnia wasthe magazine for ihe army of the Field Marshal. who had already obtained from t q consider able transport of corn. Nothing resist ed the entrance of our general, he is said now to De Ut Dubno, and that on his road he routed some detaehmenis of the enemy. Livery body is arming; al- ready several squadrons are ready to march. You can form no idea of the eiltlfusiasn of the inhabitants wilo at every step arrive 10 ocrowd inc ranks Of onr braye mea. Tor the last halfcen- turv our brethren of Samogitia. Of Vol hvHia. of podolia, aad of the Ukraine, have aroased under the weight of ser vilude, ard of hostile occupation.- Nineteen long years have passed since the inhabitants beyond the Bug have seen for once the Polish laWee; Dwer- niciNi showed them again cur victorious phala KOS hearing the standard of lib erty.
 ess1o.s4 ..sp0st 9c DD..c,-,sisl Scarce. lY had Dwers.ieki passed the Bug when his first steps on that polish soil, were marked with sueeess. On he Ilth inst. 64 platoons of tile 2d regiment of Lan- cers. and of the fourth horse Cliasseurs, composing part of his corps, encoun- terei near povveh, the whole regiment of #raeoons #of Ghareopoki which en- joys q high reputation in the Russian ar l4y. Our detachment rushed upanthis regiment. put il rout, took five officers famonost whom Is Prince Gbelenski) I59 Draeoons. as mary horse, and more than 99a carbincs and other weapons. The enemp's regiment lost also great nnrher of men in killed and wounded: inallv. the renaiHs of this celebrated reeimeat have been dispersed in the woods, ard arc continually falling into our hands. The attack was so uneX- peefed. and at the same time so impetu- oIs, that we had oHly one man wound ed. whose name is Gaptain.S jewski. #General Dwernicki has already taken possession of the hageaee and trans ports of provisions destined for the great army.
 Dated from head quarters of Jcy- chrzeiow. Kaluszyn. l7th of April, al two o'clock.
 sCRZYNECKT.
 The London papers of the 2Sth. pub. lished the following paragraph, from the Paris Constitutionel of the preceding day:
 ] Git is rumored that a courier arrived yesterday from Germany, with the news thai the heroes of tue Yistsla, after a terrible battle of three days. s.sfoaglH only seven leagoes from the frontiers be tween Russia and ancient Poland, in l which they displayed prodigies of val CT, had completely routed the army oi the enemy. They intercepted a couri- er from Marshal Diebitsch to the Enpe- TOT, informing him that the Imperial Guards were entirely disheartened and disaiIeeted."
 This intelligence, being too good to be true. has moi been confirmed. The Dutch and German papers 4on ] the contrary represent the Polish forces as diminshedin number, and exhausted in energy, while daily reinforcements add yigor to the Russians. five are to judge by past effects, the latter pie itare ilie. l,c l,c false o; the truth truth Of the former, ii few days will decide.
 Greaf Brifaigt.-Ihe elections of q new parliament, were proceeding with great spirit in England, and the friends ef reform wereeaeryias every thing be- 1 .nrn tbntn efrhn ,t,nn.al Ia tho ,,.-,,In