Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-26


me ssrps Of Zen. G<ssmsr ha. sss aimed " ="
attack resa 'h@ Poles sadsf Skszsaeeti. s't-
.siesf WITH eqssl boislasss as,i success, % we
sts asrth anJ - \ ri. the Polish CON-
ma, n-eas,f VS. ,uicrasrd If hrnsg flgsaee
.fsse Ra..iaas 81 Nser a Groehes. y. thrm
ranien ne ar and lamp He ted sofIss "
/ 26 30 snra On thr sou al: 20 fsskr, SUI '"
IN, nisa, of the 3i-i atpsDset-d the h"s"1"
c.nut he rosd A. covered 9Th sifs~, 70
! mai fh-ari.Ilery sad cavity advanced wilhc"i
! b.,.x n.re.,ve,, 90 sai.h sl's si.fknsss oil ihe
n,ghf s;ta MOI . htIe rDnrioiisr. TIE =sisriie~
rs.r.l II g. neal .ri.ssssT, consulting OF pab
Dr Ia. oo0 tnea. eas fif aiiackef, nj HtmJ'
1 y hoiis desusyei. lite Poies iook 4Y5p prs
on.r4, sa1 i6 pieces OF csnnon. The iaNeh
ornsm.afsj with green bough., we're efo"e 70
ito Va saw. Sktz5 a%fki ipilS.ed ~ MS
s,ci.ry. and feli onon the corps Of General
ro.sn, sss,, With 20.ooo men, was poSied =
.lems lYleisk He, no, was obliged ,oyieid
10 The imprtooas afta-k OF the Poles--l'H
aogt prisoners, sud 0 firees Of cannon. ~"
Russians retired by way Of Siinsk. 20 Jp u ibe
main bod, 90 th.ir arms, Some oi TIE i"S'-
lives Id 10 Sediee, = hnnfr they we're rafsdcd
by the Irse"wi,ss. skizyne.eh had on
a.. IL of Aps., li.s head .iIarteIs al Minsh,
~hf.r -, however. hs vii be hnfl4y aplf 90
ms,nisin aimsell as sooa rs y ebnsrh, WA b''
wnoie force, advances ngaiast hhn. re "'V-
sal impft ssiop winch luis yir'o'y ~ "hicl ~
iesst a,Deg Itussitns arr po' hJrJ M faaib'R,
win maze, especially 10 the provinces ~ me
rtaf Of the eruiy. - meal ulf',ie tnr 'ie'f
t,,,aiic priests, a. fo.meri, i, padnand lyfos
- it III. pea "a IS ~ t6safte. Ion, aud thesn
savage hoties i1rIss*e 10 such threatening
fnssses that no ftussaa rivIl u'ti1efs and ifon
fisr posts arr obiieeG - tshr elhss ~ tue
pru,si.a tpfrI o. .--Hsmbhfg Correspondent.
IN addition 10 me accounts 10 The f1i'sh
tsazstte tbs ., waite iafirnsiiJn ffnn HAN
isirz states thai the taiile oi tue aist Was te-
npned N the Ia instant aud iernins'ad ia =
br,lian victory, ihe kussi.ns having lost H.
| 600 ms 9urt., 70 pie II ar'diers, . sta"ds
| OF color nni neal, ine asoip I ibeir arms
! baggage, aud ainmot.fipo. Nas4as The pri.'
ono n u said 10 be u k1ssi,n oeaefai aud ms
| faar Anies.ie-ca -. Nothing seems let Tor
! General Dlsbit,ch. nc oiaing 80 ihe llamhniRn
| accounts, bull n sp ar "a, mud that ~
! der circumstance 81 diff uli rs 10 cal nio
action al The Known ,aeIgy and iego1tces "i
! hrs ehars,ter. Il is Impossible 10 describe The
! d iighi With these glofinns eho > o the
brave Polls nave caused pa t"a Ek4baage OF
Lpndon --T5ey ale the iiema OF universal ad-
mlfaton.
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
WaRsAw, Aprl line COnlnander.in-chief
hav,ug irarnad tusi Marshal Deb t,cb had di-
vided his forces. aud only left small cUrps
OF his army 10 observe tlle caPiial, took the
resolu ION 10 pass win great pari ol hl- 10 the
right bank Of The Vatula. Alter naving
previously SEM General Umnsk toaards Us
trolpnka, 10 keep IN cheek the corp OF Cue
raj Sscken AMI the Guards who were aiVan-
c,pg ihere, he quilted War,aw, during the
mig "a of tue 3Oth tilt. and attacked al Waiver
the corps ii the Conceal Geismar, who were
thea enirenchus ia srrJ strong aud adyan-
A. l. III. ri
al III P.ish army was eogaged in conhn
with four regiments OF Russian nfapify, Gen
eral Rybin.ai appeared with his division on
ihs enemys rgM, attached II by storm, and
carried al the poiut OF the bayouet all Us re
doubts aud entfrn1i meHts. lie desnoye an
entire reg ment. forced another 10 lay dawn 10
arms, took three cannon, two standards nad
drove the enemy m,o preelpItate ret Ell. In
This combat, shirh lasted moie tuan fWD hlu S,
til brigade commanded by Col Romar,uo
part culafly Distinguished rs-if Tn. eue.
my, f51ced 10 qlii very advsntagtot . pose
lions. which we've guar led and fortified since
the 1874 February, r.irea ed TO Milosna, who're
he at 10 lied To make a stand, bni was compel.
led q yield under the Ere Of our infantry which
crossed u from 10th SIDES. A the epemy was
turning to~ards Mnsk, he received fresh re-
iniorcrintn's h. then made many attempts TO |
maintain good positions, ~ hich s1s ltaald pre-
SCI tel IN him bat all reslstance ON - pai |
proved asrlrss. Onf troops pIessed h. vi.-
nrou,iy, AMI he dill ut stop ii nj Dambp
kie, where he rfjoined the cops OF the G-n"ral
KOsen, which oCcnpird there u military tor
lied position. twas then O'Clock IN the
evening, when the resistance had become oh.
snat The combat lasted I'LL 10 t'cuck 1T
night Or art ery nc.u el the position O
the centre our liraeurs fred from 10Th sides
the fro was lively aud we'll sustained, bat al
Ter a contest Of some hours, the enemy Vas
routed, his position aband"ned to our troops.
and he fled preclpitataly. tbs loss mast have
been very considerable II Is estimated at 1000
killed, sn1 as many wounded. MANY offire,s
have failrn, among others the Colonel Com
mandan, of The Wilma reg lmeni. We have
made 5000 prisoners, iar whole batiall ons we're
forced to la, down their arms. and we are tv.
crv instant hearing, tha, daring the presen,
dav. ada,tionel prisoneis ale hourly brug :
into head quarters.
We have taken ~ places Of cannon aud
great many wagons of ammunition, aud y
good deal Of arms. The rrgim nts Of Fal-
chaurs, (scvthe men, having demanded ms.
We have assigned to them those left by the
envy on the Fl Id OF battle they wrnt 10 seek
them aud are returning armed with muskeis.
The combat having lasted ill l0n'ciock AT night
aud the army bring fatigned after more than
twenty hours hard marching and fighting, il
was impossible TO pursue the enemy.
" Nevertheless. the effects of the combat
promise us immense results, far The Conman-
der-in.Chief, cooformahly to the pian which
h. had so happily conceived, proposes 90 at
tack the dispersed caatonments OF Marshal Die
busch. aud to separate him from the line ofhis
rein forcements. We hope that this bold mil
itary operation, SO well and ably combined
will lead to impo tant results, and assure a
complete victory 10 the noble drienders OF ill.,
er,y aud national Independence.
" The President Gi the National Govern
men,. Prince Czartori.ki, VI. Beerychowskv.
Member of the Government, aud Count Mta-
chowski,. VI mister OF Foreign aiTtus, accom-
panied the Commando In. Chief since thu com
mencement Of the affair, until nightfail anh
after having shared h danger, they have