Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-24

or 5000 Of his men have been killed and wounded, as far
~ we can Judge at this moment.
"Among the prisoners are General Lewandorski aud
a great number Of superior and other officers. We have
taken 2 standards, 10 pieces Of cannon OF which a part
have all their harncss-fifteen wagons filled with am
munltion, and some thousands OF muskets.
"This victory is the more advantageous TO the Polish
arms, inasmuch as it has not been bought OH our side
by any very considerable loss. This is attributable TO
the surprise OF the sudden attack which we made-an
attack which we followed up throughout the day with
the greatest vigor. my Of the enemy's battalions
were cut to pieces on the field Of battle. others wer
made prisoners in a body. Being 20 hours on horse
back, IL Is impossible for me to furnish a more complete
report. l only pray Of the National Government to or
der a solemn service, to thank God for having deigned
to shed his blessing upon our arms
"Tne Commander ,iu.Chi-t. sKRZYNE XII"
The Pari. papers Of April III, state that NV and de.
etsive victories had been oht itce | over the Russians OF
tho I'd o! April. of whom 5000 have beer made pi
soners, besides 20 pieces Of cannon. T., IS news re iied
on ths authority OF a despatch from Sra,bursh, bui
was confirmed by other collateral reports. The inser-
rection In Li'huania seems to be placed be yond a
doubt. wilma Is in possession of tbs National forces
who, after having r captured all the arms taken from
them, proceed ID TO g .oegenburg, driving the Cos.aeks
bsfore them cut OF every village in the route. O.her
bodies, armed and organized. have shown themselves in
the sovirons Of Taurogen.
The 9th sr reports which were prevalent in p iris on
Tuesday, we're that Cou.lsnd wa, in insurr-c,ion; tina,
the Grand Seignior had positively refused to paw the
last ins'almen' OF his tribute to Russia. aud was still
pursuing his military preparations; and that the King of
Sweden, thinking this a favorable season for tak,ug adj
vantage Of the distr actions Of the Autocrat. wa, medi,a,.
ing an auempt Tor The recovery OF Fiudland, which his
predecessors had lost TO Russia. A communication had
been opened b.tween the Poles and ,he Turks, and an
Ambassador was actually upon his way from Warsaw
20 Constan,inople, to r,usethe Porte to a cooperation.
Cousiderable sires, had been laid upon a Ukase pub-
Iished in the ST. Petersbnrgh Gazette, by which thu
Emperor disban led the Finnish Regiment of Carabi
nsers, and showing his distrust Of the fidelity o, tha,
provinces. These reports, savoring as ,hey all dill Of
war. had had the effof, OF rather depressing The Funds
In Paris.
The French papers seem 20 calculate with i,crca,eh
E0nnIanHa nn n favor issun 10 III. A. IL
PoIcs. The Messenger contain, a long article to prove
The great advantages which ,hs Patriots will acquire by
being able, as they now are, TO aci upon the offensive
against tho Russians. The German account. ia these
pHpers state that the Russians, upon IN, I'd inst. az
tempted to cross the Vi,tuia, near Puiswy, but were
%vsPulsed. which is an admission Of the victory.
WARSAW, March 20.-The library of Princess
Cxartorinski. chiefly composed of valuable indicted
MSS, was used for fuel by the Russians on their second
entrance in'o Puia"y. The furniture. ,hs heautfII
palace, the magnificent glrden, and the Gothic house
were destroyed. 10 a word the beautiful Pulawy,
whish contained The finest national monuments, and
had been viewed with delight by MANY Foreigners, nov
presents a frightful scene Of destruction.
RESURRECTION AMONG THE oTTOMANS.
The German papers received in London, are to he ii h
Empire, which, IL true to the extent stated, must be
f.llowod by Important consequences. We copy the
following from tbs Tunes Of the l4ih:
FRONTIERS OF SERvIA, March II.
'Since the suppression of the Albanian Insured ion
Reschid Paeha hos devoted himself with the greatest
earnes'neas 70 the advancement Of his private interests,
ana mas patu very lutte attention TO public affairs
The tranquility which appeared every where TO exisl
end the false assurances OF fidelity, daily given by the
chieitains OF the Albanian and Bosnian tribes, so SOM
pletsly lulled him into security, that he had not the
s'ghest apprehension Of the plots which The p .chas Of
Sentan and Travnik Matched almost before his eyes; and
which hav, for their otjaet nothing less than ,hs de-
throning Of the Sultan. While neither Reschid, nor
any OF the persons about him dreamed of .he danger
which was threatening tbs vizier or the Satan, one
OF the most formidable rebelliops which ever visited
tsc Turkish empire suddenly broks out.
The whole OF Albania, Bognia, aud part Of Macedo.
mia, are in insUrrection. The PAcha Of Ssn,ari is al
the head Of the movement He has gons to the from
tiers oil Albania aud Macedonia, and assembled corps
there, with which he is to march TO Constan,inople.
while the Pacha Of Travnik, with bis troops aud save
raj thousand R''dian', ia marching against Reschid
Pacha. Reschid cannot possess sufi cient mean, for his
own defence; and as TO his making a movement in favor
OF the threatened capital, that lie quite out of the cues.
tion, In a word, the situation Of The Sultan 1, mos, Sc
rious.-The re-sstabli'bment OF tn Janiesaries, Is The
raliying cry Of the rebels, who are said 10 be instea,ed
by foreign influence. The regular troops, on which
me Snnsn perhaps can alone rely, are barely sufficient
to hold Constautinople in check, il the in.urrection has
ram'h cations there. Indeed tn sse troops have on every
occasion. shown less courage than the ire gular militia.
who are excited by their fana,icis1 and ra,sci,v IN
Vengeance and plunder.
The east will 'hus again become the object of 20.
iihcai inierest; but unfortunately it will also be again
the theatre Of a most melancholy efusiopIof blood.
"Hitherto tie SULTAN has delayed to all appearances
destgnedly, the paym INT Of The war contributions to
Russia; and he aI'o endsavors by starting all kinds OF
difficulties, TO avoid the re-incorpora.ion of the dstach-
ed districts with S.ryia.
"Upon the whole, since the departure of tho Rus
sian army, he has carried his head very high, aud he
seems to forget that his existence has been rro,racted
solely by the moderation Of Russia.
"The warlike preparations which have for come
time past been made by the Porte, are chiefly confined
to the naval service, and appear to be connected with
an extensive plan"
Accounts have besn received from Con ,tantinople 10
the 22d February. They state that the Turk is REFORM
Ing all his Institutions, and giving equal privileges 10
Mus'seimans and Christ in,. An edict 10 ,hi, effect
has been i,sued, so that the sound OF reform ia already
re-echoed from the shores of the Bosphorusl Oae letter
says that an Algerine vessel, bearing the tri-colored
flag, had litely entered the haFbor of CUns:antinople.
This captains charter, which was delivered 10 him a,
Algisrs. by the French consul, qualified "a French cub
jects The captain end crew who were all Algerines. and
Of course Musselmans. This occurrence caused a gre At
sensation among the Turks, because it was the frst vi
sible demonstration to them Of! the conquest, and ma.
session Of Algiers by the French.
FRANCE.
The Paris dates are TO the 18Th Of A pril. The trials
oil the conspirators were not concluded 10 Paris; bui
no doubt sc emed 10 be entertained of In cir acnuittaI
On Monday the chamber OF Peers brough, 10 a copelu.
sion the trial (pdr cOntumace) Of the B,rons dHau,-
sex, CaPslle, and dc Montbel, the ex.ministsrs, who
have escaped from Fiance.-Ths sentence was as
foliows:-The Court declares,
"The Barons d'Hsussex, Capslle, and de Mon,bel
guilty Of The crime Of irea,on;
CONDEMNS The said Barons d'Haussox, Cspelie, and
de Monibol TO perpetual imprisoomept;
"Dee.oes that they shall be deprived o. civil rights.
10 cooformity with tho 29ih and % Articles Of the
Penal Code:
".D'elarc, them alec degraded from their title, and
order';
"Condemus them jointly and generally 10 dehay the
costs. oil the ptocesdiug,"
RUSSIA AND PRUSSIA.
RepoTfed Alliance beftUeen Prussia and Russia.
The Courier OF Tuesday says, "The Hamburger steam
boat which arrived yesterday, has brought a letter
from Breslaw, Qn Selesia) which states that an ALI
aDce has taken place between Russia and Prussia. and
that the Prussian army stationed in the Duchy OF Po-