The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-06-01
not permit me to give more detailed report.

(Signed) SKzRyEEcKI"
"The action ofwhich the Polish official account
Is given above, has occasioned, as usual a hun.
dFed different reports Of the affair, accompanied
by the usual exaggerations of the German and
French papers. One of these accounts makes
the Russian loss 10000, and another 25, 900.
One makes Gen. Dicbisch a captive and an.
other a flying fugative. Now, however, much
we may wish all this to be true. vet it is very
clear that it is not co. The Russian bulletins
admit that the Poles obtained some advantages
on the Both and 3lst of March but they add,
that the result OF these two affairs will be of lit
lie Importance and will not prejudice the great
operations of the Imperial army, which will pass
the Vistula at the first opportunity"
Warsao, AprI II. Another affair has TAX
en- place at Wengrow, under Gen. Uminski,
who has passed the river Liwiec. He took 800
prisoners of Russian Guards, the choicest of
the army, and obtained possession of several val.
liable magazines. Samogitia and Lithuania
have been in n state of revolt since the 2Sth of
March. An 'cstafette' who arrived last night,
brings information that revolution has also
taken place in Volhyna
WarSatc, Aprit II. Our State Gazette qives
the following news official: From the 4th
to the 9TH inst, no action of consequences took
place IN the corps under the immediate com.
hahd OF the Commander in Chief The ad-
Vaheeu guard brought in a few prisoners md
some baggage. Tho head quarters have adj.
Vanced to Latowiez. The enemy, pressed bv
our movements, has Withdrawn a considerable
part OF his force from the Vistula and the AVies.
srz. The extremely bad state of the roa de is a
hlndranco to military operations. On the 9TH,
some detachments of the hussars and draUoons
of the Body Guard crossed the Narew, below
Rozim. Colonel Dklyzki attacked them with
two squadrons of the Sd Regiment of chasseurs.
he enemy were dispersed, and threw them
selves partly into the river partly into the boats
which were ready at the bank two officers and
10 subaterns and prvates were killed Col
onel. four officers, and about Is privatos were
drowned and an ensign and % privates were
MADE prisoners; so horses were also taken.
Onr loss is only killed and wounded.
The State Gazette (of Warsaw) contains also
the following news: The 7th-'Phat the Po-
llsh cavalry had advanced beyond Senica to the
hussian line OF communication, is best proved
by the baggage taken, and the different regi.
menus 10 which the prisoners lately brought in
oelong. The last are OF the corps of Prince
Schachowski and Count Pahlen. Judging from
the positions and movements of the two armies
1t is possible that there may be great battle
to-day or tomorrow. A detachment of the vol.
unleefs OF the national guard, cavalry, infantry,
and artillery, under the command of Citizen
hoIewski, who was formerly in tho army, has
gone to the forests near Kalusayn, in order TO
drive the Russian stragglers from those carts
Accounts from .Zamosc of the 23th say. that
the corps of Gen. Dwerncki was in good con.
dillon, and had been reinforced by some vo,un.
teers.
The Sth-Private accounts of the 9TH, from
the Polish head quarters at Laiowicz, say the
General-in-C Chief intended on the next day to
go alter the Field Marshal. Hisdmperial High
ness the Grand Duke Michael has had for some
time past his head quarters at Lomza.
The 9th-Yesterday some officers and about
5O privates were brought in, who were made
prisoners on the 5th, near StOckek
The l0th-Persons, who have arrived in the
capital from beyond Okuniew, say that the day
before yesterday and last night, they heard
heavy cannonade al the distance of some leagues
NO otilcIal accounts have been received, but it
Is said that the Poles have again taken | 800
prisoners. This cannonade might possibly come
from the column of General Andrychewioz,
winch IN It's advance yesterday, continually
lighting. is said to have entered Wengrow.
Inc Warsaw Gazette gives news from the
camp OF Gen. Uminsky, according to which
0en. Sacken advanced on the 30th ult with his
corps towards Rosan, the head quarters of the
polish General, but his artillery repulsed the
Russians, who had Major killed and two off,
GERS, and above 2Oprivates wounded. Couriers
are continually arriving from the army. but
nothing Of importance has been lately publish.
ed, though heavy firing has been heard from sew
eral quarters. Almos: all the corps of the Pol.
lsh army are in motion, and something decisive
is every moment expected. An extraordinary
post is to be established between Warsaw and
the head quarters, by which news may be re.
ceived at both, four times day Prince Car.
torvsky, President of the Government, NJ. Bar.
zykowiski, one of its MEMBERS and Count Nal.
achowski, Minister Ger Foreign Affairs, are gone
to the head quarters of the Polish army
ITALY. In Italy all was tranquil, but the
Austrans have not entered Rome, as was re-
ported by some of the French journals. The
Pope is still cajoling his subjects by promising
them constitution.
CoxsTASTINopLE. Letters of March %.
from Constantlnople, via Marsoilles, state
that conspiracy had just been discovered,
the object of which was to overthrow the Nj
zam Gedid, and re-estabsh the corps of Janni.
sarics on its former footing. The plan was
supposed to have extensive ramiications. The
usual expeditions mode was resorted TO by the
Sultan on the discovery of the conspiracy, and
between 700 and 800 heads were Immediately
disposed OF to serve us a warning to his discon
tented subjects generally.