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

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Uaunp, June 6.-.rhe last letter ! wroi
70 YOU was under date the 3lst ult, which Ia
| formed you that the Polish brad quarters wer
NJ Praga. where they It'll remain, aud nothlnJ
| has taken place with the main army sine,
then but, however. the Poles still use thei
national song--" Jeesue. Polka ME Zginefa'
| -Cpoland will not be lost so long ~ We live.
for The news from Liihoana aud Ukraine NJ,
good Cen. Chlapo.sk has gained victory
over tho KussiUns, mar Nprswka. The fol
lowing Is the translation oil the Official report oil
General Skrzypecki 10 the National govern
mrnt -
have The honor 10 send 10 the Nnli,na
9overnment the nrws Just received of tho ar
my, under the command Of Grn. Chlppowski
that General having joined some thousands of
the bhlosiock insurgents, gninci a glorious
victory over the enemy, near Nareweka, on
the 26th Of MAY. II wn. nj the same time when
tn" battle Of o,ltolenka took place. The enc
my's column, consisting vi two regiments of
inhnify, one regiment of cavalry, aud five
cannon, besides Cossacks, were sent from
brzesc Litewski with the Intention of falling
npon the insurgents, and we're lad on by Quo
Reogardi General Cbnrowski got the start
Of him, attacked him 10 the night. and with
such success HAT the Russian corps WAS sur.
rounded. The Russians LOST five chnnuns
'''' ~ 'hf't NJ fNNu hbDHl DDb mtH WfIf NIL
l'd ~e loaf an officer ol tho troops, four chas.
senrs oi Tho insnIgents all hoise The re
malndrr Of the enemy's troops were complete
~ Defeated aud made prisoners. Gentral
Cblapo"ski took The officers with him on his
march, bur ordered the soldiers (prisoners) 10
be sept to Belsk by III. inhabitants, alter their
hhving taken an oath not to serys again
against the Poles.--Foor degenera,e inhabi.
tants of thni country who conducted Tho che
NY towards ns, received Their de served PUNISH
meni--dea,h. Inc appearance OF General
Chlapows hi heigh enrd the spirits Of The iosui-
gents IN that pari the whole population are
taking up arms. Besides the successful battle
of Narewka. The insurgents had fallen several
times upon Tho Russian Transports, und a, Bia-
lnHorlicy Pnsz,zy l2O Wagons fell into the
hands oi Inc insurgents.
(5,gncd) skRzYNECKI.
Praga Junr, @ 1891.
According To news arrived likewise frnm
solhynin, the insurgents hive given battle -
TIN Russians nj Hamnn which fortress fell INTO
the hands NJ the insurgents, with NIL the arms,
ammunition. &c. The insurgents were led on
by Count Emir Alnoiaw Rzrwn,ki. whose two
7ons nre IN the Polish artillery. II was hard
fought battle. aud 300 Russians wee leh
al on the field the loss of Alexander
Schamki who u either killed or made prisoner,
u much regretted. The rising IA thai com
Try will be oi great consequence TO the Rus.
slhh-, ns The pedsnntry are determined 90 de.
irhd HE liberty Their masters have given them
lhe trek cl'Ieymen hive even joined them.
aud bless their 1ags and some OF them join,
lhrm In he battles. 1be inhabitants OF tho
Ukraine remember what they enjoy in Polish
times, and have sworn 10 assist tho Poles IN
IheiI struggle for liberty aud Independence.
Tue Russians have sent troops in The rnvlroas
a,i'V H..
surgenis have 10000 regular troops against
them.
Bat II is said TINT danger threatens the
Russians likewise from other sides, a., nocor.
ding TO news from Odessa, 1000 infantry were
shipped To reinforce the iuTtrssscs On the
banks OF the Dupny. ma the Russians DO not
trust the Turkish assurances Of peace. Grnl.
kadiger, with his corps, aud part OF krAs
suwski's corps, had entered tho country, md
taken up his head quarters nj WerbkowiCO
he has 5000 mrn aud 80 pieces ol cannon -
The Jrws al krnkisEew and JasZc2ow nte as.
s's,iug The Russians all they can, aud lead
them To the houses of those persons known as
patrols.
The fetrcnt which General Lubenski made
from Cickhanowiec WAS 80 admirably done,
that he has been advanced 10 General oil Di-
vision; he had G,OOO men, surrounded by
10000, AID cut his way through them.
A. he battle of Dlugosoda the wife oil one
Of ne gnnners took the place OF one OF the sol.
dlrrs VINO was killed, and carried charges for
charging the cannon /; the officers ordered her
10 quit the field Of battle. but she put on the
unnorm Of a soldier aud fought 10 tho end Of
the baille II IL said she will receive military
cross for her bravery. There are several wo-
nen serving in tue army nave seen .wo my
self
Al the battle of o trolenko, a soldier woun.
ded IN tho calf OF hls leg gave hys razor 10 ono
Of his comrades and begged him to cni the ball
out, hut on his 'efusing 10 perform the opera
ion be cur il out hlnsclf (Which WAS lor,u-
nutely not deep in the Hr,b,) tied up the
wound and Returned into the bntie.
Poiih Frontiers jane Count DiPbitsch
is sail L. remaip IN his former position, in
urdrr II facilitate the subsistence OF hi, army
but IN Ou0 men have advanced to Pransysz,
probably 10 mark the movements OF strong
corps sent IN pursuit Of General Grsgud.
The latter is said 10 be following the corps of
General 5acken, which we now hear has taken
the road TO kowno, kalwary IL rcp0rted TO be
occupied by the Polish troops, united with the
insurgents. In order to give more unity TO
The Polish Government Prince CznItoryski
will probably be apo nied Regent.
BY letters just received from Mrmel dated
the 4th inst. II is stated that the Russian Gen
eral Sackcn, with 10 900 men under his com
mand, has been completely beaten by the in
surgenis IN Ldhuana, and II was supposed
would attempt 10 eros, the Prussan frontiers
for safety. Their military chest had already
arrived at small town within tue Gordon
Saniraire.
HOLLAND AND BELGIUM.
There ia frequent firing between the Belgian
and Dutch troups Dear Antwerp, and great ir-
rllslion prevails. The Dutch, fnding the Bel
gians invested by a hostile spirit naturally are
lncensed, and AS in a case lately, where the
Dntch sentinel fired al the Belglans, II was the
sudden impulse arising from provocsiion on
The part Of the latter. There is too much III
blood s1os' and The departure Of Lord Pom
sonby, The British Minister, has increased the
escuemeni. The Belgian Government seems
10 have a very great disposition for hostilitles.