Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-28

Duke Michael has left with 1000 men, and w
pieces of cannon, for the district of MemeJ
We have reason to believe that the h,s,.
which has just ended in glorious victory. in II,
en,irons of Ryki, commenced on the 5tb ,nS
lasted till the 9TH: at least SO say the desna,cSa.
which arrived yesterday at the Foreign Of6rs .
well as several travellers who have arrived from
Frankfort.
BY the Journal de veryiers, dated the 18th
we have received the following important iDteII
gence:-s. Firchbach, of StavOlot, who has ms,
arrived post from Frankfort, ancounces. az ssr
tain, that at the moment of his departure N,
house of q. Mumm & Co. OF that city, had ~
ceived an express, from Warsaw, bringing II.
news that the heroic Poles had again attacked tIs
Russians on the 9th Of April, aud had taken IS,
600 prisoners and 40 pieces of cannon. Tho
Russian army is completely routed and FleT
Marshal Diebisch flying with the remainder At
his troops. 1t is believed that he has been Obis.
ed to take the road towards wilma. where amin.
surrecton has Just broken out. This crcpn.
stance may cut of his retreat on that side.
From The london Courier, AprRcl.
FURTHER IMPORTANT SUCCESS o.
TIE POLES.
We arc happy to slate that we have received
official accounts of two new actions between III,
Russians and the Poles, in which victory Wa.
again on the side Of freedom aud Justice. W.
subjoin the official statements relative 10 ,be.r
events:
"HEAD QUARrERs Ar SElDLIc,)
.4prH 10, 1851, 9 O'clcck, p. IT,
ITO THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT:
g. have great satisfaction in announcing 10
tie Government that the Polish army obtained
considerable victory Yesterday. We have ,aken
several cannon. and 5000 or 1900 prisoners.
amongst whom are nearly 500 officers Of dlfeprt
ranks. Gen. Promdzynski. commanding sep,
rate corps, covered himself with glory.
The advanced hour of the evening does not
permit me to give more detailed report.
tSigned) "skRLfN ECN'
Uarsa,r, .4prI l1.-AnOther affair has akca
place at Wensrow, under Gen. Uminshi, VII
has passed the River IiwIec. He took 4U0 pr
soners of the Russian Guards, the choicest Of d,
army, and obtained possession OF several UH,
bic magazines. Salnogotia and Llthuanla nav,
been in a state of revolt since the G9th Marc
An estafette, who arrived last night, brings ID
formation that a revolution had also taken pa;
in Volhynia.
A gentleman Just arrived from Warsaw rs'
presents the final success OF the Poles as ao,s
lutely certain. He says that II the power Of tt
Emperor of the Russias was three times as grel:
as it is, he would not succeed in subdulDg n!
brave and patriotic nation. As specimen
the unconGnsrabe spirit by which the Poles are
actuated. the gentleman alluded to states thS
they hade undermined Warsaw, for the purpes
of destroying the city. rather than 1t should ID
into the hands of the Russians.
London, .AprH 25.-Private accounts iret
Warsaw state that the Polish Commander
Chief, whose headquarters were at Sienna
was near those of Gen Diebitsch at GarwOIl
and that Diebitsch could easily be taken in 1ns
by Polish corps which was at Scdlec, and
his rear was Gen. Dwernicki.
1t is stated that the number of prisoners take
bv far exceeds the amount in the bulletin, anI
that the decentralization in the Russian army va
very great. The national army. which was
want of cannon at the beginning of the campalgr
has at present a sufficient quantity, with are
serve of 40 pieces The Russian artillery bar
lost their talisman-those famous pieces Of cli
non which were in the campaigns of FraDcem
Turkey have been captured by the Poles;
Russians used to call them their GrandmOthtH
From the Messenger DIES Chambres. .Apri :,
RESURRECTION IN LITIIUANlA
Private letters from Constantinople, reca"
but a short time since. spoke Of the new ar
ments of the Porte. 1t was supposed that
key meditated the resumption of hostiIitiesas aga
Russia. Such project, however, whether q
templated or not, has been in great me''
by new instructions, which have
simultaneously broken out in Albania and sen
fomented. as it is said, by foreign influence
supported by the Pacha of Scutarl.
A diversion on the side Of Turkey would
been powerful assistance to Poland; ou'
aid is no longer necessary. The devoted e0"t
and heroism Of that nation have at Ieng'n ;"
ceeded in rousing the ancient blood OF the ""
Polish provinces. Lithuana, NolhynIa' row
and the Ukraine have, in the face OF Ea'OF'
almost under the swords of the RUSSIAN "1
made common cause with Poland. ms AZ
to the Polish revolution has oeeu
to Warsaw. The centre Of the mo'emc'.
wilma. where a Provisional Govetnmep'
been formed. which will propagate INSURE
by means of proclamations and manesloes
All the letters from the North agree ID "
that the Instruction is of much more imP%a
than the Prussian journals appear dl'PO'eu
tach to it, IL we NAV believe their co't'i