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Present STAT, Of agriculture in Poland.
Tins country heng the subject Of 50 much
| f. ling, an account Of It's agriculture vii un.
doubleday, be- acceptable TO the readers of the
y. \. Farmer. Let Poland obtain its ind
pen lence, aud II will once more become dis
iinguished for the abundance OF its products
We hhrldee the follow information from
Loudon's Encv clune liza of Agriculture.
Poland 'Cds formerly caiied the grandry Of
StOppc but this was when It's boundaries eI-
ended from the Baltic TO the Black Sea aud
when The Ukraine and Lithuana we're includ.
ed At present us limits are circumscribeJ
lnh lis arabic surface so inditfereuilv cultiva-
ted or naturally so mlert,le, that the Kingdom
OF Poland, s'ncliy speaking, furnishes little
more cnrn than supplies its own population,
HE immense suppl les Of whrat sent 10 Dant-
&c are cht1y from the detached province.
OF 6allicib, united 10 Austria, and from Vol
hymns an Podolia. now belonging 10 Russia
The landed estates OF Poland are almost eve
~ where large, aud either belong 10 the
crown, 10 the mobiles, or to religious corpora
tons. They ate armed by the proprletors.
by means OF stewards or let out small portions
on the meyer or leiheigeuer tenure. Ine,e ATE
scarcely any free farmers or ooltagers.--Buo-
naparie passed an edIct, while Poland was
under his protection as dnchy, to annnl the
'eIbeIgener tenure but II is said the peasants
were too much afraid 10 trust 10 their own in
dustry 10 take advantage OF II and IT was ne
yer carried into effect Tho mobiles have gen
orally houses on their estates which they &C.
cupy, nj least, part OF the year at other pc.
riodl il is taken care OF by the steward, who
Is always admitted to the table of his lord,
Icing himself what IS called OF noble descent
The estates Of religious houses are of great ga
tent they are sometimes let To the mobiles or
others who generally Eublel
them aud in few cases they are firmed
by the corporatou The poSlmaslers ON the
different maIn roads ysrIahly rent Il cons der
arle portion of land for the support OF tneu
hjrses.
The hours gad offices Of these noble po,tmns.
fers aho.h the ony distant resemblance 10
British iarmyard, that /, TO be met with IN Po-
laud. Inc farmhouse and tarmeTy of the
peasant postmaster are hotl included III an Im-
mems" shed OF barn, with IA small apartment
a, on end for the masters dwelling, the re-
NAMING space DIVIDED fu' i've stock aud i'm
ple nents Of every description and for the cartlp,
Carriages, aud lodging place OF traveller, who
may stop dining tho night. Most ot these places
are sufficiently wielcbpd as inns, bat IN tie
present state of things they answer very well
tor the other purposes 10 which they are APP
plle aud are superior 10 the bowels OF the iaf-
nrts whc are not postmasters. aud who are
clustered together in villages, or in the outskirts
vi towns
The climate Of Poia7d. though severe, is
Germany or Of France. A winter OF from FIVE
To seven months, Dung the greater part OF
which tlmn the SOIL is covered Nuh SNOW, IS
succeeded by rapid spring and warm sum-
mer and these are followed by short cold
wet autumn.
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POETRY.
FoR TIE VIRGISIAs.

FoR TIE VIRGISIAs.
TO LADIES.
,.;, .nirils. who brighten The gloom Of our
days,
,,...,,y,sI ran love you more 6rmly and true,
PROM The crown Of your head TO Tue sole oil
your shoe.
"a C,sb,on'd. it's true--but still runs in my
~, afTtciionate stream, 10 which youth gave
the sraIt
n ~ calm IN ia current-yet potent IN force 5
IS. raiErd by gales It'll sledisSt III
course.
ltaugh the lover, euraptured, no longer ap-
In ,he Jude aud the guardian, enlightened by
years.
Al rIpentd, aud mellow j, aud sofiend by
The as1prn,ss polsh'd which chafd in my
prime;
am lntly prepared for that delicate end
The fair ones instructor, companion and
friend. BACHELOR.
ke,o Glasgow, hug. 1881.
h. tverv one hni hiraeih, rome ye 10 he ua.
fers-Isalah, ". /.
Wanderer in The weary land,
Painting meath the sunny Idy,
Sepl The founlsin near nj fand,
Toll no longer on thy ~aV
Here are waters running Ger,
Drink uf them, and thirst no more.
Pleasures y0tarv, thirsting still
For delight nnmIxd with pan,
Seeking vet some liup rlll
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PERSECUTION OF HE INDIAN MIS-
SlONARIE5.

Those who feel an interest 10 knowing what
treatment the missionaries received al the
hands of The Georgia Guard.--to whose ten
der mercles they have been abandoned by the
National Government, are referred to the FOL.
lowing article. Win the writer, Mr.. Worces-
ter, we once had some personal acquaintance.
lie is gentleman of education, talents, aud
private worth lie would ill any of our pull
pits with general acceptance To the people.
We learn from the Cherokee PhHnix, that birer
giving bal Tor his appearance at court, he has
returned again 10 tho Cherokee Nation. On
the 28th July he was at New Eohote.
NJ. Y. Jour. Commerce.
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| he directed Mr.. Troli TO dismount aud placed
Mr. Mcleod on the pony Col. Nelson "a'
| not with us.
We passed the night ut Nj. Lays Al sK
cept the poor Cherokee were excused trnu
! wearing chains. Corporal Glenn. who bud
tho charge Of ramarkmg that he hal re-
csiyed no orders To chain Us, aud had nUt, hun
self, any disposltInn 10 10 IT,
The Sabbath did not give ia rest I'LL We
hal travelled % milrs, which brought us 10
this place. Mr.. Mcleod beng utterly una
bla 20 walk, was mounted on the ponuy, having
n blanket aud bag of clothing for saddle,
and n ropa halter instead OF birdie. On the
way Mr Trott wns allowed 10 ride several
miles IN tho wagon. Dr. Ruler aud myself
were favored b, the kindness of two of the
guards with n rde OF Two OF three miles.
Arrived al camp Gilmer, we were introduced
10 this house, Brooks femarklng rs We entered,
" There Is whore all the enemies OF the state
of Georgia will have To Land there AMI IN
hell" Another prisoner. Nj. samuel Mayos,
was introduced at night
Tuesday, July II. Our prison, when we
entered IT, presented no very pleasant appeal.
ance. The door was sufh ,leniy dirty, aud
there WAS lutte mir or light, aud very I'm
pleasant smell. All these evlls we havo IN u
good measure remedied, 50 TINT our dwelling
is comparatively comfortable. The want Of
air and light we have supplied IN some degree.
by enlaig,ns some holes already made through
the dazzling Of the wall. aud making Others
new, 40 mnn forbdins rs. lTuo. the hoof IL
rough, but W. contTso tu sleep un II s"ondly
enough. We have no chars. beach or table,
but these are not Indispensable. We have
plenty of wholesome food aud good water, aud
n sulhcien supply ot blankets iur the night
We have no chains TO wear Ptoetor Vas Ia
ken on ON his beng put IN jail. u"der the
case of II msItiiul Providence we all ENJOY
good health Though not NJ liberty. NO dwell
IN peace, aud with peace Of conscience we are
contented.
Yesterday Nj. Thompson aud Nj. Wells AT
iived aud requested mn iniersicw with MS.
MI. Thompson was admitted, but Mr.. Wells
was refused. The restriction - still mainialn-
oil, that no prrson shall converse With us pm
valoly, nor no hotter be seat away unexam'
med
Before We terday noon Mr.. Mcleod had sent
u llno 10 Col. Nelson, Col. SANFORD Is nbsani,
requesting an Interview. THIS morning Cot
Nrlson sent lor hIn, aud alter awhile he was
dismissed, but not allowed 10 rotuin aud bud
US farewell.
Wednesday, July l3 We remain in this
same place. not knowing how long we are 10
remain, or what is to beial us hereafter. With
confidence we commit our Cause to Him who
Judecih flghteou,ly, aud chtefully await the
event. speak OF those particularly who a,e
missionaries. II we nro. we ,hink we ARE,
IN the path Of duty, though We sulirr here We
shall reJolse hereafter.
! viii now close this communication. Oh
what yet awaits us may give an account at
some lutuIe llmc Your allecllonair friend,
5 A. WORCESTER
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insaii. most ofthsm treated rs with csiiity, ani
! 'nme with kindness.
| II va, not I'LL Thursday morning that va
were relieved from our confinement The rss-
| soa Afterwards assigned vas hat Col. Sanford
| whn dl1 not arrive all Wednesday evening had
| important evidence - his possession. This, 1
suppose, must have been n letter from the Sec
retafy oi ar,stsiing thai missionaries were not
| agents Of the General Government, aud oue
I from the Post Master General, Informing ihn
Governor Of my dl,mi,sai fom Office Or
Thursday morning we were all furnished with
horses, aud set out toward, Lawrencevllle. Ii
stead. however. OF heng presented directly be
ing the court. To which the writ of habeas cor
pus was made retsrnablr. we were brought be
tore justice ol the peace "a the way, aud ell
OF "a by him deliyeTsd over into the hands OF
a constable for jail, with the understanding that
the constable should wpit On he Coloael al hs
could appear with us before the interior eourt.
Al nine O'Clock Ia the night we arrived &C
LhwrenSevrlle. Friday was spout IN endea-.
vorng 10 collect the justices OF the eourl aud
I'LL near noon ON Saturday va we're al length
brought boforo tbsm Tor n hearing. In tha
mean lime, on Saturday mornlog, DIR. Butler
was se,z-d with violent aud dangerous attack
OF the bilious eholic, aud ali hough by prompt
aud vigorous medical aid he obtained relief, ha
was In, iio"n beng able TO attend court. Proc.
tor, aiso, was Too sick To attend.
| shall not attempt 10 describe the rvocred.
Ings ri the court, which appeared 10 me ne
less singular thao the aiituds In which we
were preseated beiotc them--iu the bands of a
constable to Toe committed tD jail aud vet ia tho
hands OF Col Nelson To he presented before a
hsbcns corpus court. Ii 10 sufficient tina, tn.
decision was against us all. We all gave secu-
rttv Tor our appearance tho next term of gu.
pefior Court oscep, uie pVor Cherokee. who
was anew commlnod to jail.
Dr Butler aud myself. ms well as M.
thompson, remained at LawrencevIllo I'M thi.
morning, and cap rienGed from some of the
GIizens various meta of d,stiDg uished kindness,
which wo shall bear IN grateful remembrance.
With much esteem rsuiain
Your sincere iriend
8. A. WORCESTER.
Mr.. BoUDIHor.--Wc have seen eommuui.
cation addressed ID you by Mr. Wofces,,, u,.
der thu several dates of auy llib l2,h ana
18Th, nnl another under dates OF JuIv IatI,
and lbih, and testify that the facts contained m,
those communications SO lar as they relate Il,
ourselVes individually or came under our ob.
sefVal,on, are stricuy correct
JOHN THOMPSON.
ELiZUK BUTLER.
J. S. Nrw EeHorA. Jay 2B.-Smeo clos.
ed my communications have not had opportu-
n'ty IL see my late fellow prisoners, oHcnnt DR..
Butler, ar their Testimony would have been adj.
ded Ia The above. II can be procured II any of
the facts ATE questioned
>. a. WORCESTER
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From tie Cherokee Phtnir.

NEW FcHO1A, July 81.
We present 10 our readers this week par
tCular statement relating TO the imprIsonmen NJ
and treatment Of the Missionaries. We nope
every citizen OF Georgia, who may this
statement, will aitentively consider the mea-
sures which the state has thought proper IN ils
sovereign pleasure, TO pursue 1t Leco mes,
also, the people Of the United States to bear
in mind that tins Is the "hamsHe policy Of the
General Government, and these the measures
which the present administration is now openly
ting,
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TERMS.

xvFor 81 per annum Payaolo IN ad'anee.n ' SUB
-, viii hs reserved for u less time than SIN mohlhs
20 "a PAPER will be discontinued Out at the dscfeHon
- - FditorsJ until all arrearases are paid.
Advertisements "ll be inserted al Do e@n,' pe'
fi'"S ,ance Those from dlstanct must no pad Tor
:'n ~ ,her insertion, or the payment assumed by
,gae le.porsible person ~ Lyaehea,rs,
:, =, tn.y will not be attended to.
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July 10, 1901.
Dear Str,-l closed n commu ninalInn To you
last Wednesday, OF considerable length, winch
is still IN my possession, bat WHICH you may
receive hereafter.
Last Thursday night white man by the
name of N Hum was added 10 our number.
lie was arrested for resididg III tho prohibited
territory without Incense. lie said he WINS IA,
the way hlther Tor the purpose OF obtaining
license aud was larfyng for day with his
mother. on the way When he was arrested.
You know that The law makes no provision
tor license u be gwen since tho first Of March,
and of course would subject Nellum no leSs
than the resi- Of us TO the penalty enacted.
However. nheT being detRInod I'll yesterday
Which was the Sabbath, he was sei ~ liberty. I
presume ON the ground Of his intention to take
The oath OF allegiance.
Saturday evening we sen, u request TO Col
Nelson. OF which the following - II copy
Cot Gu. II. NLLsoN,
SIR,-ll n be consistent with necessary reg
ulaIons, II would be ii high qualification, to
some oil your prisoners. II Nj. Iruu aud Mr.
Worcester might be permiited To hold "a mee-
ting, tomorrow evening, at some place where
snCn OF the guard and OF the neighbors as are
disposed might attend. II t1e favor can be
granted, be 80 kind us TO give us an answer as
soou as convenient. We wish 10 be understood
that We should oil greatly desire the privilege Of
attending.
(Slgned) SA WORCESTER,
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8. A WORCESTER
j. J. IROIr,
ELliiUR BUTLE II
SAMUEL. MAYk.S

The note was returned 10 ns with the follow
ing answer written 90 the outside.
We view The within request as an imperil
neat One. II your conduct be evidence oil your
character aud Of the doctrines you wish TO pro-
nulgane, We snth clenlly enlg h'eued rs TO
both. Our object Is TO RESTRAIN, not 10 faeill-
tate thor PRONUNCIATION. II your object be true
pIsty, you can ENJOY II where YOU are. N0re
we hearers, We would not be beneGted, devoid
MS We are al confidence IN your honesty.
(sgned) Z. II. NELSON.
After dark we were at supper. The door OF
our prison WAS thrown open to give us light.
Several Of the guard came aud stood by the
door, aud one Of them commenced insulting US,
aud me In particular, with such language as
made 1t appear that even Serg. Brooks could
bs equalled in GIthiness OF conversation, Que OF
two others Joiued hun. such men do not con-
sIder that ihry are paying us compliment by
taking II Tor granted that profaneuesS and Oh.
scenliy are torture to our ears. Aiterward,
some Of them came mad lay down by our door
for The apparent purpose oil disturbing our resi-
by their talk,
One re-echoed several times from the mouth
Of Brooks. Fear not little dock.'
CnArrAHooCHY, Cherokee Nation, July %.
! am now on my way home aud having to
tarry little time here, resume my narrative
OF recent events.
On Monday, the day Of my last date, Mr..
Thompson aud Mr.. William Rogers, arrived
with a writ OF habeas corpus, requiring Colonel
Nelson to present Us before tue INTERIOR court
of Gwnnett county. at Lawrencsyille. Sup
posing that we should probably be taken away
the next morning, aud should have TO walk,
DIR. Butler delivered his saddle bags to M.
Thompson 10 be carried for MIN 10 Lawrence
vale We were afterwards informed that al
ter Mr.. Thompson had already got beyond tue
line OF Camp G'lmer, while tarfylng a little al
Scudler's inn, Col. Nelson beng there, order
ed Que oil the guard 10 search the saddle bags,
saying that he would see how much matter they
contained for the PunhI, Accordingly they
were thoroughly but ya'uly searched. Col.
Nelson SAID afterwards that ne had another ob-
jet 10 searching tn m, winch however, he did
not explain. LUIS was done IN presence OF MI.
Thompson, Mr.. Rogers aud Mr.. Scudder.
In jusilce 10 Individuals composIng the guard,
IL may be proper to say, that while We were IN
Jail, only two or three individuals Qfjred US any
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az + give the highest cash price for whes
Wv dshysted al the Lynchburg Mills.
KYLE y BORi AND.
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ant rows, than when they are crowded in beds
- the usual way
Hm. sir
Your gerry humble servant
ANDREW DICKSON.
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JOHN THOMPSON,

T. s. NEw EeHorA, Jaly 2s.-5nee clos.
ed my communications i've not had opportu.
nty 10 see NY late fellow prisoners, except Dr..
Butler. az their Testimony would have beeu adj.
ded To the abovo. II can be procured II anv az
the facts ate questioned.
5. a. WORCESTER.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-08-18
PUBLIC SALE.

"lLL be sold, on Monday the
w 18th of September, at the late
residence Of John Mccoy. deed. near
Bcelers Mill. Jefferson county.
One negro Man and two Bows,
Six frst-rate worklIorses.
One brood Mare. and three Colts,
Mich Cows and young Cattle,
Sheep. and about 100 Hogs.
Corn by the barrel-Ryc and Oats by
the bushel.
And about ten stands Of Bees.
Farming Uo,siis of crery description,
CONSISTING IN PART. OF
Two good Wagons and Gears,
Four Barsharc Pioughs, 9 Shove l do
Two Harrows-a Wheat Fan and Cut
ting Box.
Together with every other article useful
in busbandry.
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Beds. Bedsteads, and Bedding,
One case Of Drawers,
One Bureau and one Clock,
Chairs, Tables. SC Sc
A credit Of nine months will be given
on oil sums OF five dollars aud upward.
the purchaser giving bond and approved
security; under that amount, the cash
will be required. No property to be re.
moved until the terms Of sale be complied
with. Sale to commence early in the
day. LEVI HICKS. .4dnr.
Aug 10. Of John Nc Coy. deed
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PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be sold, at Sheriff's sale.
w for cash, on Monday the esth
OF August (inst) at the late residence of
Philip Strider, deed. all the personal es-
tate Of said decd. Of Thomas Strider, son
OF Philip-of John +. Price. and OF Ste
phen Roots, Except horses, and the
right, title and interest in a negro girl.
aged about IL years. and a boy about S
years old. which will be sold on the &C.
cond day OF the next Circuit Superior
Court Of Law and Chancery for Jefferson
that being the ID day OF September en-
suing.) 10 satisfy sundry executions in NV
hands against said deceased. son, SC. SC.
q. w. SAPPlNGTON, ID. S.
Aug. Is. For c. WiHis, Sheriff
p S.-All persons indebted TO the e,-
tate OF Philip Strider, deed, are hereby
Informed that they can have an opportu-
NIFTY OF discharging their respective dues
by calling on the subscriber at Capt. NJ.
Ihompson's tavern at Harpers Ferry, on
Thursday the 25th inst Those who fail
to comply with this notice, will find their
notes. accounts, SC. in the hands OF an Of.
iicer, for collection.
G.. w. SAPPINGTON, u s.
For e. IPiiiis, Sheriff and .7dm'r
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Mill, &c. for Sale.

DCRSUANr to the decree Of the
II Superior Court Of Chancery for
the Winchester District made nj the last
term, IN the suit Of Joseph Cross and
others, against the administrator and
heirs Of John Yonix, deceased. I shall
sell. at public auction. to the highest bid
der. at the door Of the Court House ia
Charlestown. Oh Saturday he Sd day Of
September norf.
The Nh Property Z Deciding House
IN ShepherdstowD, OF which the said John
fontz died seized. Fifty dollars of the
purchase money TO be paid in hand. and
the balance in one. two and three years
from the day Of sale. Bonds and good
security 10 be given. and tho title To be re-
tanned Tor further security. The sale will
commence at 10 o'clock. 4. NJ.
JOHN ). MAGILL,
Aug. Is, lS3i.-ts. Conlr
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hANIHL SNYDER. having taken an in
~ teres' with PontsiDe Beekham in the
Island Mili. near Hsrpers. Ferry, viii remark
to the customers Of the said mill, and 10 far
mers generally. that every exertion will be
used To promote the interest Of those dispos.
ed To to their business At this mill The un.
dersigned hope, frOm q determination 10
leave nothing unjone on their part. 70 re.
ceiVe reasonable share &c the bushes. 49,
The mill - IN COOL order. aud ready IN re
ceiSe all kinds n grain, which will be strictly
attended TO 10y Mr.. Stephens, tie former
miller. For the advantage of customers We
w'li take upon ourselves al the trouble Of
delivering their Hour tsubject 90 their order)
N market, ehecting sales. &c. fthcy wish IL
w. on the contrary, they procure their own
boatmen, sc wili deliver the ~ -four ~ sbsgt
notice. Add - those Who Ssh 10 sell their
wheat, We only ak call, believing a. se
do. that we con ~ III times give .. near iSe
fair market price for wheat AZ any other mi
iers " - not necessary for us here 80 point
90, tie advantages pertaining ~ ard 90 tltis
n'hn' ~ isFmeIs generally consult their own
'ntefes'. We viii h0Wescf feulafk. that The
Inc road from Chafiestown 90 Harpers Fer
- passing directly ~ ibis mil. - now very
nesfly completed, hy which many ~ The isr.
cf''pafie"lsily iilose quite near thereto - ~
be enabled fDf scVefsl months is the wear 20
earn tom iC0 ~ IS bushels ~ Wheat ~ .
single lusd--this. 90 msrv, ell be great
'dvsutsge 10 the fuwcfs of i.oudonn We
awe 20 exchsnge Flour frF " heat =, any
lime, and grind their country ~osk. - weii
IS that ~ OHr customers, "a titr shoffes notice
DANIEL SNNUFR.
FONTAtNE BECkuAM
Aug IS. 1851 IL
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By late arrival, a, New York.

The Reform Bill was ordered to a
second reading. in the British House
OF Commons. on the 9th Of July, by a
vote OF SCI to Isl majority $50. The
l2th ult. was fixed for the discussion
in committee.
France remains unsettled. The King
has summoned the Chambers for the
Esd Of July. instead Of August 9th,
the day previously fixed.
Prince Leopold has consented to
accept the Belgian throne.
The accounts from Poland are graft
lying. Numbers OF Russians have
joined the Poles; instruction in Po-
dolia. and the Ukraine is rapidly cx-
tending. Field Marshal Count Pas
kewitsch is i'll Of the Asiatic fever AZ
IT. Petcrsburgh. Ii is said that he
has declined to take the command Of
the army.
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Elk PIN

(NEAR THE PREsBvrERIAN CHuRcH,)
'" HEREth subscriber has, and is still
w receiving a general assortment of
Dry Goods. Hardrarr, Qlccns,care,
Cutlery. Mafionary, and
Family Medicines,
Together with general assortment Of
Groceries. all Of which have been carefully
selected in the Baltimore market and
bought on the most reasonable terms
He therefore hopes. from his general as.
sortmcnt and ardent desire TO please, he
may meet With liberal share Of patro
mage. AARON II. SNYDER.
Eli Run, Aug. is. Is3i.-3t.
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RUSSIA AND POLAND.

IL is reported that the Field Mar
shall Count Paskewitch is i'll Of the
As'atic fever at ST. Petcrsbursh. CThe
statement OF the Posen Gazette, that
he had arrived at wilma. is not con
hrmed.) tits said he has declined to
take the command Of the army. Gen.
Toll ~ for the present at its head.
The detailed report sent bv the
Field Marshal Of the battle of Ostro-
lenka states the Russian loss at 3.
officers killed, and lie .ounded, sub
altcrns and privates killed 935, wound :
ed 1919. The Polish loss is stated at
above 5000, Of whom 1000 were taken
prisoners.