Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-11

srns, which had been bid In The groupa, o.
- Ell as al the cannon OF Gea. Win ssnsie,a
an their numbers ai his mpnent amounf "
least 10 $1,000 uien. lis stated, that ne-
,ae.isuent OF the insurgents, and'r Grn. hoiy
IA, ~ their srdnur 10 pursue tue HUssnns'
had passed the frontier OF Gaiscia. aud having
be. hers iin,nsf.siel, aitackrd by The Aus 1da
troops, suffered very considerable JOSS. ioe
Polish papers continue TO complain OF the par
tally ofihe rrnssian Government, Who. u Is
.sd, While il of rs every possible difficulty TO
the passage Of sll those whose OBJECT 10 20
carry assistance 10 the Poles. sends, no, only
provisions, bu, evcn engineers TO the hns-
SLAMS.
Pa,is, June -" The H'cwager deS Cham.
brts contains tue follpgug ON the drait o.
Marshal Diebiisch; til, chsgrin caused ny
ihs dismissal from his command. ~bith imme
diaiely preceded this event, joined 20 bls eS'
csssise indulgence 10 the use OF Intoxicating
liqpurs, HppsrTs to have occasIoned the apo
plezy winch destroy ed bin. Marshal Diebiisch
pariook much Of the character aud manners
OF General Blucher. lie was rather more ca
pahle Of combining plan of tsctirs but, IKE
Butcher. had the complete manners OF SOL
der. and an active spi,it-lle was great
cater, and had the depor able habit OF drunk
ing daily after dinner several bowl. 81 puhch,' ~
order, as ha said to promote digestion, anu
keep off the cholera moTbus. his military
opera ions in Poland we're all unfortunate, ei-
Their from misc alculation or bad execuiio n. u
is however, hut Just 10 take into account the
un fore seen diff eulfies by which he was assail-
ed ; 10 the first instance by the sudden thaw,
aud afterwards ny the various insuTrecl ions.
which cut off his communications. At the
same time, thwarted by the Russian Generals,
who were his secret enemies, aud by ths
(. n,.La Iirh hray "A in v
o'her soldier, bnl incapable Oh command except
upon parade seeing an ex 'ensve conH 'gfaion
IN part al the empire lighted by hts own
faults, or, at least, VeXed by The iailure OF his
attempts 10 pass the Vstula, bis mind became
distracted. A disposii On 10 apuplexy could
not but be increased by 50 many ove'whei-
ming cares, and the news ofdis dismissal and
the subs tuition ia his place oil the Russian
Paskewiiscn, must have been q finishing stroke
10 him. Paskewilsch 10 sad 10 be the perfect
Contrast 10 nis predecessor, reserved, cool, and
sober. ii, has hitherto only Distinguished h'm
self by his conduct IN The war against the Per
SANS az Diebi,.ch WAS only known Ivy his
campaign against Tie Turks. There 20 every
reason 10 believe that Paskewiiscil, as we'll as
his predc cessor, viii fad in the Poles very diher-
ent warriors irom the Asatics'"
The latest account from Warsaw is dated the
18th, hut i, does not contain any information
Of Importance. The head quarters of the Pc.
lish army were stl al praga.
Letters from Li,huania say that the insur
gents, together with Gen. Chlapowsk', had tn
ken the town OF Sioaim, aud that tie Grand
Duke Constantine was gone TO M,nsk.
The Warsaw Gazette says" Il is affirmed
that General Itudiger has entered the ciiy OF
I.ublin, md thai General Creulz has occupied
5cidl-c General 5krzynechi was in WarDaw
yosie'day, at a gland entert ,inaept given by
The National t'aard 10 the army, al which rhc
Members Of the Government we're also present.
Ii 10 IS that thu Grand Duke Nchaei was pre-
sent at an engagement bttwceh IA detachment
of the Goards and Gen G,eIgud, in The Govern
ment Of AugustOWn.'