Litchfield enquirer., 1831-07-21
From. the Boston IrGnscript, July l6.
 LATEST FROM LONDON!4t

The brig arrived this afternoon from London, bringing dates to the evening of the 3d June.
 CONTINUED SUCCESS OF THE POLES.
 Th, London Star of the evening of the 3d June says, "The brave Polish Commander has completely ont- manoeuvred the Russians. While Polish corps was amusing them at Minsk, Skryznecki united all the corps on his left, crossed the Bug and taking Os- troenka by assault, has proceeded to LOn1za defeated the Russian Guards at TychOsin, and tn fact occupied tbe whole country between the Bug and Narew."
 Accounts from Warsaw of the 25th, Jeff Diebich at Zocolow, apparently in route for OstrOeDha for BieIsk or Bialysock, with resource but iO throw himself on the protection of Prussia, Dwernicki threw himself on the protection of the Austrians He has however, to cross the Bug and Narew, with Po- lieh corps every side ot him. #a placed hmself in contact with the SamogitIanR, Lhu amians, and other revolted districts, by whose popua ton his army will be indefinitely augmented, 20 as 10 leave to Diebitsch prospect of escape, hut within the Polish frontiers. The foreign journals assert he will endeavor to reach Thorne, in Prussia but we expect he will seek to the Rossoka, and avail himself of the shelter of it's vast Goyesis. The march of Schryznecki is without parallel in ! modern warfare. From Warsaw to Ostrolenka, was flank march of full 30 miles thence 10 Lomzs anoth the rear of the Russian grand army The Poles seem also tO have gained advantages tn repulse oF the Russians Mnsk and this with the position of Sclmyznecki, doubt forced Diebtseh to retreat to | Zocolow, near the lower Bug.
 The ranks ofhe Warsoy,ans have also becn recruit ed by volunteers from Prussian and Austrian Poland; and the whole campaign reSemDtee war OI chlVnry,in which the enlightened enterprise of Europe is direct ed Individuality against the further encroachment of the barbarons Mascoviies. Tarsans and siberans.
 We have jus. learnt isays inc London Globe under date June g. o'clock, PM) that report Is general in the City the Russian defeatb ,e Poles and that l the Imperial Guards had been cut pieces. IL Is said 50 res, on letters from Berlin. It is certainly ve- | " prevalent.
 Tine Morning Star of the 3d says that the above re- pOrt probably aIudes the overthrow of the Guards l at Tychnsin who taken by surprise. l A private letter from Warsaw, dated 18th, says: 1 Since last Thursday the armies in full move ment. Gen. Diebitsct has made mauoeuyre with tho principal part of his army, n the direction of the Bug and Narew with manifest intention to get into thS wawodie of Piock, to gain the Prnssan frontiers. The undcrsood the Russian General finds difficult tO receive his from Russian Poland, and he now wants gain the Pruasan frontiers, be tn c0mm0- Bication with Th0rnc, where he has considerable magazine of provisions and ammunition waiting for his approach.
 Gen. Skrzynccki has also made flank movement; 1; op1riday morning his head quarters were Ut Milosna, and in the afternoon at Jablonna, nmd on Saturday, at SierOck his main army Was n tie direction nf Put tusk three handrSd Polsh officers have received ore ders to prOecedt Liuania organize the nsurrec. ton there. We have this moment a report, that in ofOstr olcnka the Imperial Russian Guard have experienced n new cheek. Gen. Un,inski com mands in that quarter.
 | The Messenger de Poiogne, Warsaw paper, of the 2lst May, announced that Gen. Skryzncck had taken Osrocnka the 18th, where he obtained large sum of money the baggage ofhe enemy, and l7O0 prison CTS. The object Oi Skrzyneck in advancing to Ostr0- lenka, is supposed to have been to get between the Russians and their supplict.