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must have convinced the Poles tia,
their advantages attained in the be-
ginning OF this month are not so deci
.,.e ms the enthusiastic reports Of their
journals represented them.
Mormenfs Of Drernicki.
The papers before us prove the cor
rectnrss Of our position yesterday. that
the story Of the defeat and capture Of
Gen. Rudiger. by Gen. Dw-rnie ki,was
! incorrect. That this enterprising olIi
Ger had gained some advantages over
the Russian corps. previous to the 25th
Of April. appears 10 be well ascertain
ell. In reference to an affair which
orcurred on the 18th At Boromel, the
General reports officially that the enc.
my's force consisted Of 10000 infan-
try and cavalry, with a2 pieces Of can
non, many killed. 500 wounded, aud
100 prisoners Another account, da-
ted the esd, from Le@be-g, says -
The das before YESTERDAY. DIVER
nicki was Mt Dubno. after having been
engaged with the enemy, on the 18th
inst. near Beresteizko. and yesterday
he was expected at KrZemiencc. The
trophies Of his victory are said 20 con
sist Of 1000 prisoner. and I8 pieces
Of artillery. The Russians had II also
in contemplation To drive a small de-
tachment of Dwernicki's corps out al
RadziwiIIow. With this view they
concealed u strong force, with 1--WE
field pieces, in the forest. but the am
htsh A.a-a,.ral .H.t Ia.
whole Of them taken together, without
striking blow"
In a postscript To the London Her
aid OF the 10th of Nav, announcing
Paris papers Of the l4il, which is the
latest continental date, il is stated that
"the Russian head quarters, on the
2d of May, were at 1'araive, beyond
Siedlec," and that 1.-the reported de-
feat Of Dwernicki in Volhynia, rather
receives confirmation
defeat and flight of Dpcrnieki.
! The London Times Of the 10Th pub
!ished postscript dated at o'clock
IN the moi ming. announcing the receipt
BY an express from Paris. Of the pa
pers of the preceding day, viz: the 18th.
"NoS NV VIC duNiNfS.
defeat of Dwernicki, and his retrea,
into Austria, and the surrender of his
troops. Is confirmed, as follows:--
Letters from vienna of the 5th inst,
confirm the accounts Of the disaster al
General Dwernicki's corps, which wa,
endeav"ring 10 operate by desperate
coup de main IN Volhynia. The gal
liant officer, vho was left exposed at
: ter General Sirawski's defeat TO the
: combined attacks of the Russian Gene.
rails Rudiger aud Roth. had no alter
. native on the night If the 3Oih ult. OF
LIST inst. but TO take refuge ~ Austrian
Galicis, at klebnow kha, near Zharasz.
whittier he was pursued by the Rus.
! SLAMS, until squadron of Austrian
hussars interposed between the com
batanfs, and enforced the neutrality
, OF their province. The Russians apo
iogiZcd, and retired. The Poles we're
To surrender their arms, and be can
, toned wherevcr-ihe Austrian Govern
ment assigned them quarters.
The following letter from Paris Of
May IA, (evening) gives the iate.,
, views upon this subject from the Frenc h
capital:
Pirate Correspondence.
Paris, Saturday evening, Nav II.
The accounts received by the French
government from the different Court,
OF Europe are entirely pacific. There
~il' be general amnesty throughout
the Italian states for the parties WIN
were engaged in their political con
vulsicns. anil Russia, by the courier
which arrived Yesterday, promises mo,
deratIen IN exiingplshinE the insure,
ton Of Poland. l have seen letters
within the last day or two f,om the
Envoy who has just returned from
London to Warsaw, in which he speaks
highly OF the interest expressed bv
lord Palmcrston for the fate of Poland.
and the determination ayowed by that
Minister to interpOse in conjunction
with other friendly powers 10 secure
at least the fulhimcnt Of the treaty of
vienna. which guaranteed n constltn-
ton for Poland. The Austrian Minis.
ter IN London. in his interviews upon
this subject with Lord Pa!merston,
when speaking OF the Polish resistance.
always used the term anehaIGoarcf
rash enterprise and rs Count Pozzo
a. Borgo has uniformly done here, de.
cIared that until their arms were laid
down the Emperor Nicholas could not
listen Ia any terms Of accommodat ion.
u Is not expected here that General
DIebitseh will bc able TO force the IN.
trenehments before PrSgs, and the ge-
neral military opinion u, that he Will
attempt the capture Of Warsaw, on the
opposite side Of the Visiula. Ills az.
my suffers dreadfuiiy for the want of
prov'sions, as the country has been
lad waste on hts line If march. The