Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-23

the Bug, over which river ne mas mf0P
bridges.
The WGrsdto Courier says, All the q
counts received in Warsaw. agree that n
Russian army is r-,rea,ing AZ all poiat
Count tiedro, one Of officers. Is said
have fallen In an action with the Cossackr
The London Courier OF the 18th staiss this
| authentic accounts OF The retreat of the Rul
sian army had been received,
a The motive assignee by Gen. Dicbiisch |.
the want Of provisions. aud the destitute stat
OF the county which he had invaded but W
are enabled to state positively that he oholcr
morbus was making h'ghual Tayages IN ,h
array; which Gao no longer contend against thu
Poles, who were eompa taively suffering hlil.
from disease"
RUSSIAN ACCOUNT OF THE RETREAT
The P,ussian State Gazette OF May 9th
| gives ih. following account of the advance oil
| their troops upoa Miosk of the defeat Of the
! Poles thare--and OF the subsequent retrograda
| movement. for want oil an enemy 10 light, aud
| food TO eAt -
" We have news from the Russian head
quarters al Minsk OF 2stb April, one day later
than the preceding. These accounts relate 10
tue particulars of the advance OF the army nom
Siedlee, IN which Little OF importance occurred.
Near Minsk, however, there WAS very sharp
action beiween the Russian vanguard and the
rear OF the Polish army, IN which the Poles
are said 10 have iost several handred killed.
he ides wounded and prisoners the loss of the
Russians Was 90 Killed, aud, AZ tho mos, 100
wounded. Among the latter Is General Seobe.
low, commander of The second division OF the
Isl corps, VITO had an arm carried of by q
cannon ball
" The enpmy retresied towards Sirsnisslaw-
ow. The RUSSIAN vanguard pushed forward
towards Dembe Wllke.--Grn. U,ninski has
also roireaed from The vicinity Of Wengrow.
Among tho Polish prisoners nre some
hundreds laboufiDg under the cholera. I he
disorder appears 10 abate In violence, although
there ara some cases where death Is very sud.
den. Macy patients soon recover. and there
are several divisions Of troops In which tbors
were some patients, but the disorder has not
been propagated by infection The report
concludes rs follows As the army OF the
rebels has every where shown but little inGli- |
uniion 10 accept the battle which was offered TO
II and the whole country, 10 which the Has-
s,aa army is nov, has already bren the theatre |
OF war, aud Is so entirely exhausted, that even
n LITE straw Is scarcely 10 be had, the k1s-
sian army will retnrn to i,s former positions,
aud IN the qnei when its subsistence has bscn
secured for long ,lmo will find means 10 cum |
pei the rebels 10 battle which will decide the
fate of their country.
3" The advance oil the Russian army musi
have convinced the Poles thai their advantages
obtained IN the beginning oi tina month are not
% decisive ss the enthusiastic rep0ru of their |
Journals represented them.
MOVEMENTS OF DWERNlCKI
The papers before US provo that tho siery |
Of the defeat aud capture OF Gen Rudiger, by |
Gen. DweTDicki, was incorrect That this en- |
terprising officer had gained some advantages
over the Russian corps previous to the 2bh oil
April, appears 10 be well ascsstsined. In re-
fdIence 10 an affair which occurred on the 18Th |
a. boromel, the General reports officially that
the encny's force consisted vi 1000 infantry |
and cavalry, with - pieces Of canno0, and
thai their loss was eight pieces OF Cannon,
many Killed, bOO wounded, and loo pIisOu-
ers.
S,ill the accounts hre very contradictory, |
aud the latter on,s very uutsyoIabe 10 Dwei. |
nicki
DEFEAT AND FLIGHT OF DWERNlCKI
The London Times Of the 10Th publishes u
postscript dated NJ 4 O'Clock 10 the mofoiug,
announcing tho receipt by an express from
Paris, OF the papers OF the preceding day, |
viz : he 10Th. These are tho latest ndyices. !
The defeat OF Dwer0ickb aud his retreat into
Austria, and The sutrender Of his troops, Is con.
hrmed, ms follows -
Leuers from Vienna Of the 9th instant, con |
firm the accounts Of the disaster OF Genera
D"srniokrs corps, which WAS eDdehyoing 10
operate bt a desperate coup dc mlin in volhy- |
MIA. The gallant ollitef, VINO was left ekposrd |
after General oIawsk,s defeat To the COM
biaed attacks Of the Russian Geuernls kudi geI
aud Roth, had no alternative on tho night vi
the 30 b ult. or lat insl. but To take refuge 10
Austrian GAhcis, u, klebhnowka, near Zhar.
Az, whittier he was pursued by the Kussuns.
until II squadron OF Austrian bu~sars i0isTpcs. |
ed between the colnba fanis, aud enforced the |
nputralny OF theT province. The Russians |
apologized aud retired. The Poles We're 10 |
surrender their arms, and be canoned where !
yer the Austrian Government assigned lhem |
quarters.
Tie following letter from Paris OF May II. |
(evrnng) gives the lates, views upon thi. sub
yeei tom The trench capital
PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.
PAR,s, Saturday evening. May Ia.
The accounts received by the French gov.
eminent ron the different Courts OF Europe
are entirely pac ifc. There will be a general
smnesty throughout the Italian states Tor ia.
parties who were engaged IN their politicsl
conv ulsions, and even Russia, by the courier
which arrived yesterday, promises moderation |
in eIi,Dg uish,Dg the insurrecNon Of Poland.
have seen letters within the last day or two
from the Eayoy who has just returned from |
London TO WaSsaw, in which be speaks highly |
OF The interest expressed by lord Palmer
ston for the late Of Poland, aud the determine
ton syowed by that Munster 10 iGierpose in
conjunction with other friendly powers to Sc
cure al least lhr fnlhlment OF the treaty OF VI !
enns, which guaranteed a Constitution Tor Po-
land. Tie Austrian Munster 10 London, IN
his interviews upon this subject W iih Lord
Palmerson, when speaking OF the Polish re.
sistanCe. ALWAYS used the term uncLnuHUuTeg
cash enterprise,) aud us Count Pozzo dl
Boreo has uniformly done here, declored that
until tdeir arms we're laid down the Emperor
Nicholas could not listeu to any terms ol &c
commodation.
II is not expected here that General Die
biisch will be able to force the intrenchnents
before Ptaga. and the general mlnny opia-