Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-26

officers. standard, and several horses and musksts
CEAcow. March There Is no doubt that'Field
Msrshal Debitseh will attempt to =, the Yisua,
tween Modiin aud Ploek. Almsst the whole Russian
army Is gone in that dire ction.
WARSAW, March I0.-The WarsatD Gazette saws
that news was received the 7h, tina, the ice ia the
Vis'ula began TO freak up C'seow the 9Th al noon
after whichth water rose fou' tet.
The Journal says, that the Deputy Coun, Stanilau,
Jesiersk had shot himret tn pis oil hiss journey
o Biolenka
The Courier Of Wednesday evening Civ 8 the fol
lowing letter, dated Warsaw. March The 10 h. as om
correspondent entities to credit -" inform you
that Gen DSeruiki has again gained victory over
Gen. kreuz, near Lubln, aud has taken four cannon
30 passed through Lubn, where h, was hailed " ib
demonst'a atoms OF joy. aud proceed onwards to Vol
hynia There 10 report and Il IL almost certain
there is revolution in the Ukraine vohyr ria Podoiia
and l.huan'a, which Is most probable, as the Who'll,
OF the Russian army which was a, Grochow, close by
Prague, have all re,read nly towards IN. fran
tiers this act for the cvslry the day b. fore yes
tefday followed them, aud last nigh, he rem aiming in
isntty, aud the more convincing proof thu il was
sudden rerea is. that Charles - was YESTERDAY a,
Grochow, and saw dsmounied cannon aud en-, caiS.oo
that they bad LETT full OF cartridges the axeres being
broke, BESIDES giu, br.a d, and dough. from which
Iuhey were goiog TO make bre al. l think il will be
Frh dti Gully The Russisns will ever return to War.
saw; the ioriihtatioIs are being much gthened
and every preparation is being made defend The ,own
The following important aud an. ing Address 10 In.
roIsh WALTON has been published by the GoverDnen mt
"ADDREss TO THE PEOPLE OF POLAND
"CoUNrRfMEN-Already the combat for our exis
e.,
gun; II 10 perhaps the last Oar first fixed purpose is
kiotlousIy TO conquer or 10 di and we have sworn
that should please Providence to permit US TO be
subdued, that, like unto the Jews after the destruc
tion oil Jerusalem, will never csa,e 10 be Poles
We swear now tina, we will hide our nationality deem
IN our hearts from the eyes OF cur cncmes-but hat
never VIII member OF our great but unfor unate ma.
ton unite himself with euemes either ty blood or
by tiend-hip-that shalt want or cont. nj bring
us or our latest descendants TO deny Poland but bs
we VIII look upon another as brothers, hslp one
another IN toil-and in the idst OF misfortune and in
misery 1--we upon the reco!ec of the IA AMI prc
SENT aud preserve the moral presence tor and RAJ
her dsperse over The face OF the earth han Ian uisb
In slavery. May those Powers who ar. favourable 10
US at ieas, ob,sin Ibis much,hat after fai may
os pofmItsd to leave the sacred land Of our fathers
WIN our possessions and goods The Diet shall pre-.
serbs the form Of our oath The Diet shall take i,
WIN the fosh people, and 'halI IL To be read
rom tre pulpit The Minister OF Foreign AI.irs sbsl
address notes to England aud Farce exhor,ng tins.
Powers hit, in the event OF feat, The remain, Of
our nation, ss well as the prisoners all he set at her.
~, aud rmited TO leave fathers and prot % ed by
tie enemy, soaked by the blood OF the Poles and ,tre
ed with their bonss-.hai we may sell wi bout hi,
ORANGE our po'ssssions and glods, and carry with us
what we can take away. Those Powers will not re-
pulse he prayers II people who Tor len cen uric,
have guarded Europe tho East and in the N1rb:
ard 'he eonqueTor will rejce 10 be rid Of q nef N
which must ever hate him. II he posses.es the mag
nanmi,y which he processes to the rid he Will will
ngiy do deed con ritu;ing Ike to his lory ard Ia
MS interest lbose amongst us whom Providence shall
permit 20 survive or no shall be wounded and in pr
son, VIII, with eyes iuil Of tears and wi bleeding
hearts leave the land OF fathers ith the Priests
our Holy Faith, and repair those distant regions of
ASIA, Atica, aud America, which the providence of
Hod and hospitality shall point oul-thaukful to the
over OF an asylum where nationality may still be
permitted TO survive"
| The official Journal Of Warsaw 10 the Oh ins,sn,
contains the following narrative Of the actions between
the Poles and the Russians up TO the Goth ult. The
narrative is highly Interesting and proves decidedly
that The Poles have in efeci obtained comp yic,o
ry' me Russian COMMANDMENT Chief having been ~.
'etiy ioied in the objec, which he sought to attain
) I
| From tho official Journal OF Warsaw of the 9TH inst
ii nave 0ssh witnesses TO the acts OF aIbarism,
Europe IN war in The 18th century. The Russians
VINO eneTed Puowy, piilsgsd the houses set fire 10
'e ouuings' violated the wome n, and made proners
OF the men, and this without any thing enrags the m
the inhabitaDts having furnished them during their
stay win all that they demanded II is thus that The
me promises contained in their Proclamation are re-.
| aired. Aud were these horrors committed by Ksl.
MUGS or Bo'hkifs, or even by irregular sodietyi No,
az Az; u was the regular troops who committed these
excuses by the express orders OF their cosmand.r,
ihSy revepged themselves upon those who a few
days previously had been witnesses TO their iii Oh, vol,
ihey were defeated by Colonsl Lazowski. The next
day was devoted 10 the completion of the ruin of the
own, and The piage OF The castle: but they did no,
long escape the vengeance CT Heaven, for thew were
completely defeated by the corps General Dwerncki
winch very seon arrived. Our columns were led by
The Curaie OF Wosiowice, a respec table old man
bearing the cross instead OF banner end our Young
warriors fought with unexamplsd courage despisins
every dinger, aud even, in tie midst Of most murder
Gus hre, making their way through The window of
the houses where their enemies had taken ,stu,.
All the iades VITO wers at the Castle in the pI.t z
this terrible combat were prepared for dPab: III q
however, put on their ball dresses and aysited Inc
Issue Of the baH'. p ovideoce blessed cur fort.
me iDvadsfs were repuied with great I0,.; but urry-
Gus 10 retreaDg in order TO be revenged for having
been prevented from plliging and destroying the Cas-
ue tbey directed two disehatyes OF artillery
tie females who in il. We still hear The sound
eannon Many Russian prisoners have passed ibrouyn
he iowr, md cur sojitrs, who escort Them eav st
dreadful alarm prevails among the whole corps OF
KTeuZ.
General Szembeck 1t row down " i h his horse
by sudden attack made by the enemys cavalry bu,
recovering himself at the instant he bred his carbpe
killed several Rustisns, aud resumed the command of
his corps, wi,hou, The least wound.
Official Polish Bulletin of The late actions near Gro
ch0,o.
eater he battles OF the 10Th ard 20 h OF February
The enemy occupied strong position ADD covered bv
the forests, repaired his considerable losses by uumer
Gus reiniorceBents, whiIs The ,ional army encsmp-
eI 10 the plain and The fields hch lie CO IT ge had re-
cenily 20 pfsYely defended
" The numerous corps with Prince Szachoafki,
fl wing como'aaded by General Matachowski and
Zhkow'k and obtained po's 81 ion of the village Of
Bioio!zhs General Kruhowiek commanding he l. n
wing, arrived towards The evening with the brigade
OF General Getgud. The attack OF the euSmy " as
checked by combat, which lasted ill the evening"
The nexi moi ming, the 18th, very obstinate contes,
took place upon cur left, where General Kruckowek
attacked Prince Szsehowski. Al nine The corps of
Rosen, and PehlgD, under the command OF Field
Marsbal Diebiissh, supported by numerous artillery
commenced general attack on our right wirg com