Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-01
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FOREIGN INIELLIGENCE.


received n Liverpool paper Of the llth and
have likewise awaited ourselves Of m extra
/ publication from the oifce Of the Daily Advet
iiser. containing extracts from London papefs
10 the 18th inclusive.
| There - very important news from Poland
/ II will be seen that very dangerous conspira
! cy lad been discovered among some Polls
officers aud the numerous Russian prisoners
/ ~ Warsaw, IN time 10 prevent any bad effects.
| Tho Ministers have announced their inten-
ton OF going through with the English Reform
bill, prev Ionsly TO the discussion on the irish
mud Scotch bills,
Il was fumored that The 2Bth September was
fixed Tor The coronatinn OF their Msjest,es.
The Grand Lodge OF Ireland had decided
tina, II wns ine1padicnt to celebrate tho 18th oi
July IN the present cIls's.
The block aud machine calico printers, at
Blackburn. lately made general turnout on
receiving notice that prices were 10 bo feduo.
sd.
The Cholera Morbus haa made II appearance
at st. Peier.bu1gh.
AFFAIRS OF POLAND.
The Wauaw Journals, which reach 10 the
2Tb jun, contain a report from The GeueInl-Iu
Chiei. dated Warsaw. June ~, relative to the
operations OF the army against the corps of
Rud,gcr IN the governments 81 Podlachla aud
Jublon. On III, 10th, the Polish headquarters
vera at 5iennIcs where the Gencral>in.C hieg
removed 10 second tho operation Of Generate
Sunskowskl and Rhyinski and 10 cover War
sew. On the lsth, Ptybuolki took Zbucyza
aud Siedlet, where he found large mag azines-
JankowskI, With IA division Of infantry, some
cavalry under Gen. Tnrno aud Gen. Romano.
were ordered TO Kiosk, III The government of
Lublio, aud lheo, wldb this improved force, To
attack General Rudgrr. Jankowski took
i,nkow ON the 18Th, aud when he arrived at
G1low, near Adamow, he heard that the enc
my had crossed over nj Lysolki, to The right
bank 81 tho Nepa Fearing that he might
csoapt he directed his whole CoIps into small
drmchments aud sent General Tarno TO Lu,
olki. near Budzlskn. General Iarno, who had
only 3OuO men, mt wnh tbs enemy at three
O'Clock III tbs morning oi lbe lylb. hut no as
distance came the enemy was alone 10000
strong. The action continued ill nine A. NJ.
and both partes kept ,he,r positions. General
Iarno, on receiving positive orders, relraaIed
10 chnrna. lis ioas was 30 killed and woun-
died. brsides this, deIae hmonls Of tho enemy
got brtweru the scattered corps Of General
Janowski, aud two OF hil AIDES de-eamp, who
were the bcHIrTs oil his orders. aud The quarter
master, Major Bull you, prisoners. On tha
same day, alter ia" action fought by Gun
larno, all Janoastl's iofUe was Assembled at
Gulowskn VIOLA and Kudigcr assembled his
at Payocza, alter which the, former be.
gan bis retreat TO Wnrsnwj aud the latter also
tetfeetud. Generals Jankow.M and Bnlkos-
SKI arc to be lried by Court Martial, Tor not
having supported Grueial larno. the latter
vas the nehIestlo Iarno, aud, yet, did moi go
Ia help hun. though he heard the csnnunade.
The Warsaw State Gazette, however, says
thai Chrzanowski took the town OF Lublin On
the 2Oth, aud joined Romano on tho 23i ;
aud. that IN the battle near Lubln, between
# 4 III NuItp0T his IatI IL ..,h
have los, q. 0O0 men. taken prisoners, and eight
pieces OF cannon.
The accounts from Lithuaniu are generally
uniavorabr II appears, that the CHOLERA 10
becoming less mahgoaut IN its character at
Danzg aud Hg0s
The snn,nary article gwen above. is from
the Liverpool pnper of,he lth. Tue following
details wear a d,h' rent aspect -
GREAT CONSPIRACY AT WARSAW.
From The London Morning Heratd Of july l2M-
The intelligence brough, yesterday from
Hamburger Is interesting. General Hudig,
General 5atncki. Colonsl 5tupocki. tho Cham
be,laln Faushaws, NJ. Lessell, aud Madame
Ba2anou, Russian lady, are arrested. chaTg-
ed with conspiracy to arm the Rnsslan pr,s-
oners TO make diversion, and perhaps dey-
or Warsaw INTO the hands OF be enomy, In case
u an attack. The escape OF RnJigeI Is atIrib-
nled 10 the treLCheiy OF General JaCkowskl,
who implicated IN the above conspracy-
General Hung was in regular coTrospou-
dence with n Kussisn Colonel Brendt. residing
Al Lumburg, IN Galicia, aud one lnlg de Leo,
formerly an officer IN the Polish army, WAS the
agent between them. Three millions Of forms
WGte discovered at Tho House OF Lessel and
II would appear from the papers ionsd IN pos
session OF The conspIraofs, that At OstTslenka
The Russians were put IN possession of tho
whole Of oktzyneek''s plans The plot II not
detected, might bnve been productive OF many
disastrous results to the Poles. One part OF
It was 10 arm the Russian prisoners from
the arsenal. TO destroy The bridge Of Prsgs,
and thus cut off tho troops stationed there
IRON The rslei of the Capital, while the Rus
SLAMS vveroto cross the Vntola. al Flock or
Dobinga, and enter Warsaw, III tue absence OF
the troops.
There i. siill uncertainty as to the operations
Of GIelgud and Chilspowski. II the Prussan
cunts are To oe believed, they have been de
fened
DEFEAT OF TIE POLES NEAR WILMA.
BERLIN, Jul, 6.-The Prussiau State Ga
zeiie Of this date contains 9 long article ds-
ted from the Russian head quarters, Pultusk,
Juue %, giving an o ficial and detailed account
of the total deiea, Of the united forces Of Gen.
eral GleIgud aud CIapowski, IN an attack on
the Russian troops posted at and arc ind VIII
ia. consisting oil tbs division oil General Baron
Won Sackeu, reinforced by SOME Regiments OF
the Guards under the command OF Gen. Baron
Kurula. The rebels beng entirely foilrd by
The dreadful IRE OF the artillery in their attempt
to carry the heights, were compelled TO retreat,
aud we've pursued by the Russian cavalry.
Gen Kuruta, who had reserved part OF the In
perial Guard to cover the heights, which are so
important for the defence OF Wilma, now Of
dered the cavalry OF the Guard aud the Lhhu-
.nian reg,ments to attack, which they did With
sach inpriuos,ty that the enemy could not
destroy ,be bridge over the Wilna.--The enc
my beng Driven across the riser. ana dying
m con.lernati9n on the road TO KaueD, Gen.
Kurula ordered the light cavalry TO pursue,
which he was induced t, do by the news THAI
Count Tol.toE comman der In chief Of the 81
my OF tue reserve, was at hand with two di'
VISIONS This junction completely secure
UIlns and will afford means Of acting With
- l.i.ln .,d,a diul.Lnn The