Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-21

cha'.eun surprised and stasked The camp Of Who'll,
rssiment oil Cossseks. soue OF whom were killed, some
male Priscnery, aud Tho remember dispersed in The
forests. The Gsnersl-in-C Chief complains Of the ravs.
s'' sou mi''sd in some places by the Russians, and
'a,s that come Pbysislsns sent 10 The hospitals for the
saolsfa patients a. Mienca had been taken away a.
prisoners Of W,r; he odds, how Q, or, that he must do
justice to the humanity Of several Of the Ru.siau Geu-
srsi-; their Field Marshal Disbi,ssh, ending 50 wound.
cd Poles at Min'k, had sivsn orders that the creates
care shonld bs 'sksn Of ten; and ,he behaviour oi
G.ner,. kt.ntI to The efheers Of ~Sisfaw,k!'s corps.
whom he bad taken prisoners, has been truly notle.
The General ,hro communicates General DIV, rniskis
report iron his ea,np n, ar kolokuo. dated April ~.
This T. pert relates 10 an action at Bore me on tn.
18Th Of April, against q neral Ru5ige,'s eerp,, winch
is here stated % have consisted Of IL 900 infantry and
cavalry, with twenty-five pieces OF cannon. General
many killed. 500 wounded and 100 prisoners HE wp
loss was two officers severely wounded, and fifty men
taken prisoners or killed, and eight ohcers and SIXTY
men wounded. 'Thers being bow nothing to iinJsr
my advance 80 concludes ibe rsror,) 1 paced the
night on The Geld, marched on Tho 20ih, At day break,
to Bresleizko. where l pss,ec ,hs S:yrr unoppossc aud
encanped at Cboiyn. On the 2tst, in the morning, l
arrived 4 R~adziwiilow, on the 2sd 4, Tsrsz, and on The
2Sd in Kolokoc.'
The State Gosetts alro G. mains the following news
- On the I'd The Polish head. quarters advanced. and
%.kirmisbes are said TO have taken place a, some points.
On the 29h Colonel Nj .lkosier lex, with q division Of
his regiment, crossed the Wis Vi from Soee 10 Kumien
and ~disPersed a de'achment Of forty or fifty OF The enc
my's cavalry. AtLublio there IL a great mortality a.
mong the jews. The Rus.i,ns bavs converted a con-
vent in'o an bo'piial for ihnse who have The cholera
Many OF the Lithusnians " HON we have made prison.
es hav. taken part in our late actions with ,hs Rus
siaus. The snuiver,ary Of the. Constitution Of the 81
OF Mry, 1871, was kept in small private circles. Pub
i'c tesuvi,ies have been judged ~dangercu, on account
Of ihe cholers. The S-pa'e. ths Chamber ei Deputies.
ard the Naien.l G~'vefpnen', dipsd together, aud a
collection was made for The sick In he ~hcspi,sIs, ard
TOR the distressed Inhabitants Of tho right batk Of the
Vis,ula.'
1t was reported At Warsaw on he l,t Of MAY, that
he Ru..i.n' sd retrsated from siedlee, and l.ft,here
lO,000 sick. The la,e,t aceounts say that Coionsl L.
wioskt, who commsnds a scp@ra'e ~detachmen', has
made himself meter OF O:holerka, and totally defeat
ed The corps Of Gen. Saeksn. D;ebilfth IL re,rea,ing
has thrown bridge.
Tbs Wdr'a,o Courier ssy.,'Al The account. &c ceiv-
ed in War'aw, ,gree TIA, the Ru'sian army 10 re-
GERS, |. said 20 have fallen in an action with The Cos.
sacks"
The LordOn Courier Of The I4'h states ,ha. au h. n,ic
accounts Of the retreat Of the Russian army had been
feteivej:
The motive assigned by Gen. Di. bit.eh. L., he
want oil Pro'ision', and The destitute state OF the covn-
iry which he bad invadsd; but we are entb!ed 10 state
positively Ma, the cholera morbus was making fright
fuiraYaees in the army, which can no longer eontsnd
against the Pole', who we're eompa, aiiveiy suffering
lit,le from dises,e."
From tho Warsaw Gazette.
BRopr, April 2l.-The terror that prevails among The
Russ'sns 10 beyond descripiion-al A. T., cur town,
and besides ca,ri-ges loaded with private n, ct. of IN.
civil officers, fur hundred and City Wagons laden With
leather abd wax. have arrived here. The Russian ca
kto Vn "o tuNoT d OcfO every Hner0 taken
do~n and broken to piece, and the Poli.h eagles &C,
up instead. Many Russians have const aled ihemselves
10 our forests, near R~aeziwillow; on tho o'ber hand,
detsct men,s Of our huzzars and Infantry have been or
dtred 'bi,ber. All Body 10 in notion Tho victory
OF tho Poles ha, caused extraordinary jny.-Ths
wounded Polish soldiers are kindly assisted here. In
every house NJ S)kai there is an hospi,al fer wounded
Polss.
Accounts. from Brody Of IN. 26th April, in The same
psIe Che Warsaw Gaze'te,) say, ",he Poles lei, Rad
ziwilow on the 22i; and Drernieki, with bis corps,
tu' ned towards Kamiruce. On tho 25.h, il 10 said.
there was a irihing acior, near Kolodno, 10 tia advan-
tags CT the Poles On the same day., par, OF the Ru,-
san custom ouse officers and troops, hat had taken
refuge at Brody, returned 10 R,dziwillow. under an
Au..rian esso!,. /. r !ln.e n tie return Of III. Pole. + . .ySTy
moment apprehended."
The Warsaw Gazette Gays TINT Fiell.M arshal Die
bit'ch bias 'ent through General Lewandow'ki 100 du-
cats o each Of The Russian officer, row in tic hospitals
OF WArsaw. This same psper says that the Russian
General Ni"skin was severely wounded in the action
Of Strais.auow.
Tn. Pfu.sian Stats Gszette-the German organ OF
the Ruuianf-fays:-
I'll attack on Genera, Geiisrd's division near Mink,
so thai, The unfortunate iLhsbian,s, nearly the whole
OF the town bsving been burnt d,wu. Last Saturday
three Rusuan artillery -fTicsrs, a Captain aud two Lieu.
tepans, uttered our army. Many OF the Russian pyi-
soners, who have been ct their own deiirs iueOrpoi a;ed
into our ranks, have already received decorations iD
consequence IT their gallant conduct in some of the
late engagements. tbs last letters Eon Zimosc,
speak OF a eorvoy Of Russian prisoners. brought into
the for,ress by a party OF VoIbyp'a insnrgsn,s."
RUSSIAN ACC CUNT OF THE RETREAT.
The Prussiaa 5 ate g zatte CT May 6.h, gives the
following account, OF the sdvsnce OF tseir troops upon
Mintk.-of the defeat Of the Poles here-and OF the
subse quen, re.rograds movement, for want of an enc
my 10 fight, aad food 10 eat -
eve have news from the Russian head quarters nj
Minsk, Of 2Sih April. one day later than the preceding.
These accounts re late the particulars Of The advance OF
the srmy from Siediec, In which lille Ct importance
occurred. Near Min.k, however. there wa, a ve,y
sharp action b-iw cen the Russian vanguard and the
rsar OF the Polish army, in which tn, Poles are said 10
have lost several hundred killed, besides wounded and
prisoners; the loss OF the Russians was 90 krl.d. and,
at the mot, 100 wounded. Among the latter Ia Gene.
raj Scobtlew, commander oftho second division Of The
LIST corps, " no had an arm carried If by a cannon bSlI.
-"1he enemy etrea;ed toward, s ransi.iawow. The
Russian vanguard pushed forward towards ZEN be Will
kis.-Gen. Uminski has also geireaed from the Wei
nifty OF Wepgrow.
"Ameng the Pvlish p isore;s are come hundreds Ia.
bouring uuder the cholera. The Disorder appears l.,
sbafe in ~violerce, al housh ihsre are soms cases rnore
death is very sudden. Many patients son recover.
and there are several divi,ion. of troop, in which
,hsre were some patients, hut the disorder has net
been propsgated by inie otion. The report conclude,
Ne follow: AZ the army OF the rebels has every where
shown bu, liiile inclinf tio- to sceepi tho battle which
ras ofsrsd 10 il; ard he whole country, in whi.h the
Russian army is nov, has sIfady been the theatre OF
war, and is SO entirely exhibited, that even a lit le
straw 10 scarcely to be had, tbs Russian army i'll re-
tuto 10 us former positions, and in the sequel, whom
its subsistence has been secured for a long time, will
end means TO compel tho rebels 10 a battle which will
decide The fate Of their crun.ry.
THE advance Of the Rms ian army must h vs COZ.
v.Dcei The Poles that their advantages obtained in the
beginning OF this month are not so decisive as The en-
,husiastic reports Of their Journal. represented hem.
MOVEMENTS OF DWERN1CKI.
The papers before VS. prove that ths story of ibe de-
feat and capture OF Gen. Rudiger, by Gen. Dwerniski,