The Arkansas advocate., 1831-07-20

i -tiFC 1sCH5 Had usC.ti1tttseut thcaS titeat
 ou .thc same day hostilities had recon.
 snenced between the two armies. The
 Polish Headquarters, which were on fthe 25th at Jakubaw, ire said to have
 been on the following day at Afinsk.
 The Hsrsazc Sidte Gdzetfc, announces tic receipt of favorable news from the
 province of Augustowa. Maj. Pusset had delivered three districts of that pro vince, and embodidn corps of near 5000 men. Gabriel 0 OgitlsEk;i was march ing against the Russian Guards, at the head of levy of l5.000 men. The Russian Guard or part of them, had sleft Lornza for LithuaHia on the l2th. Some French officers had arrived aid joined the Polish anny.-Ffe,,eh paPer.
 Later from Europe. London, .llay, Ie.-I'tie returns from various parts of the kingdom, as far as they could be made up yesterday (Saturday) evening. gave majority of more than lf0 in fa- yor of tue reform bill, and from the as peet of the polls in those places which are still contested, there can be no ques- ton that this majority will be still more increased before the termination of the elections.
 Farsa1r, May 2.-Wc have had the Polish army at Milosna again, two miles distant from Warsaw. The following is a despatch from General KHynecki:-
 .sGeneral Biebitsch had concentrated all his forces, and in person, at the head Of his advanced guard, attacked on the 25th our rear guard near Kullew. Gen. Denbinsl<i commanded the Polish troops in a battle of several hours, against the enemy $ overwhelming force, who had IS pieces Of cannon. whilst the Poles had only i pieces. The Russian Field Marshal AHI endeayored to surround the Polish right wing with his main army. According 10 the plan formed by Skrzy- necki in the commencement of the cam paign, he did not intend giving battle to the overwhelming force Of the Russians in that part of the country, which tap pears, is not advantageous: consequent ly he gave orders to the troops toretFeat to Kostrzva. a retreat which was effect ed. General Gieleud and part of Gen eralSkrzynecki's corps formed a reserve guard at Nlinsk, which was attacked the following morning al | 0 clock.
 The enemy. presented great mass of infantry and cavalrvyas well as numerous artillery, but Ill his attacks were repeised. ,,1s,ef hhAtile of several hours, which did all honor to Gen. Gies- gud, who afterwards retired 10 his for mer position. can assure the Nation ai Government that the enemy 'tas not made one prisoner, ,ssaicss it is the sick of the cholera, which were left in the. forests. Yesterday General Uminski, in marching from Oknniew to Stanis- lawow, at the head cf two squadrons of Lublin cavalry, (qniie new troops,) met General Nassadid's cavalry bri- gadc: the squadrons attacked them bravely, and dispersed them. The enc my lost upwards of 20 men and one off eer, killed, and a captain with 72 men and horses were made prisoners. We adthree officers and five soldiers wound ed, but not one killed. The detach- ments sent into the forests continually bring in prisoners of the dispersed bri- gade.
 "SKRZYNECKI." @-lllosao, April 28.
 You may depend upon this lnfor- nation, as Skrzynecki never exager- ates, but keeps all his plans secret. 1t is said that he made q ieigned re- treat, and wished to bring the Rus sians to Warsaw again, being a good position for battle; but sDiebitsch l thoughtit betternot to follow him,and has now retreated faster than he advanced. itis believed that he wishes to get over the Bug again; but if he does, the Poles will attend him: ,hey are now following ,,,n, m.