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


from csrbne. Fate at length desiie us TO deprive ug
Of the unity OF commend, directed another un-
der his horse, which killed the amin al. and. wounded
Chlopicki in both legs who thrown to the ground
by the falling Of his horse.
The enemy had now moved up his corpse de re-
serve, and the FIRE Of his ipauupr.bls artillery WAS
continued slcng his whole line. New ha,,eries sus-
tanned by new corps, which had arrived Com Kaw-
gem, renewed the attack In the OF The wood and
Penersted second time; the sequence was, that
The wood could be no longer maintained. and IL was
abandoned General Uminski, in spite of his efforts
nsd nc' sufficient troop, occupy 'hs space between
our light wing and left wing. commended by Cen
era krukowioki, and he ordered up corps from
kawxezvn and Zstkc; our army, in consequence, was
9.lged 10 eooten itself with taking up position At
Pesga Inc cvisions OF Ger. Szembek and Skrzyuecki
accomplished This movement in orderly manner, aud
without ceas'ng to keep up contest. The en- -py, de-
seWes 10y .h' movement, thouYht the victory would
DC asce'eravd oy causing to e6e from both sides Of
the wood bic last reserves consulting of the corps of
cavalry Of viii, and numerous horse artillery. On
left our artillery alone repulsed this attack To the
frh, on he road OF Mitorno column compose Of
corps OF and Hulans spite OF The fire of our
artillery which played heir large masses aud ears
ed them great oss. still advanced, acd hrea ened 10
beak our ranks Already the al VI this column had
begun TO pass lines, when the company Of Obers re-
OF Captain Ska kiel on its NIX and by lie FIRE check
ed ofa momen' iis advance. Ths infantry Of enerslss
Szembek and SkTzyneck', and the cavalry OF CooneEs
hick' aud Ssarzyneki Ca.imer, Who 10 this decisive
movement distinguished himself by his ccolness aad
ms courage, lost net SO favorable oppor uiiy- Tic
whole Tell together upon The faux and iron, of The enc
mys cavalry, which AIMED very losy
WI
regiment Of Cuira'sies OF Prince Albert which formed
the head OF this colum. annihiiated-a part Of Il
rem aned on the field of battle and another poron OF
Tell into our hands, with two ii c Is Of cannon
On the left wing, General Kruckowicki after a mos,
obstinate combat drove the corps OF Prince Szachowk
rom all these points, causing considerable loss and ta-
king TWO pieces OF cannon three other pieces OF cam
non, which would not be removed for want of horses
were spiked, and thrown into ditch.
The state OF things on the right wing, where tho
enemy had displayed very powerful, force did not
permit Gen. krukowicki to pursue the corps of The
Prince, and by this means alone il preserved from
utter obstruction.
amous attacks, slackened towards evening and finish
ed the day by continued discharges of artillery along
me %ho'e ihe' which were answered by artillery,
which mad been so much distinguished during the bat
tie for its courage and GOODNESS.
after all was quiet, army began to retire TO its
under Praga in order to pass the night,
when the COMMANDMENT Chief, observing considera
bic opening in the ice, which was breaking up in the
Ver ana ideri' IL requisite to take advantage of
me pidge which was already rather insecure i'm order
prevent the army from being separated from the Wis.
tuia and from its magazines he issued orders TO mas,
me bridge and enter Warsaw, which were carried into
execution during the remainder of the night with lbe
greatest order and without any loss, and without tho
least movement on the part OF the enemy
o'r zoe Ia men has been considerable. Stree the
| commencement Of the war we have had 5000 kuIed
ana wounded but 5000 Of when, now in the hospiias
may be enabled TO return 20 the ranks The ios, Of
me ne enegy 49, doubtless, much more considersbie.-
Inc whole army has gcriouIy done its duty; even the
corps newly formed, such the ooh regiment q, in
fautry of'he line, The Of Hulsns besrny ,bs nam.
oyss,, ana also ;6e regiment of sen, rivalled
III 'he con'est the Oldest soldiers The conduct of
our art ety in particular, above all praise, e,ps-
ciay the batteries under che command Of COL Piz,ki
ssrv,css nePeeS'' TWO Officers who, for their great
ssIViees nave been promoted. We losl only three
pieces OF cannon. wbisb were dismounted and could
'o .. Ss erSush. away from the field OF battle.
ave believe that these three memorable actions
fought under the walls OF Gtochow during the last
lew days, have convinced the enemy that i, Is not
| enousn 70 nave m rely innumsrabs forces 10 order
Lob oIl
cause with the device, Let the nation be restored
or perish giotiously iorever, and who 6gb, like be-
poi.,d ess contests may also convince Europe that
foana possessed OF such children aud such hero is
capable OF serving its iriends the buIwaTk Of Eorons
pean Powers ~ " ''
"The Polish army now assembled round w,,.v
guards the bridge over the Vs,ula and defends The
entrance 10 ff'ga IL awaits the orders OF the Chief
10 recommrnce hostilities.
There follows very Just euloeium op The rond,.,
OF me Polish soldiers
RUSSIA
We yesterday received German and B,u..s,.,
70 'he 18Th add 20 inst. The letter from 81 Peters,
ours naturally eonhden but il some Of the rumor.
" ,e rienen papers be eorrest, the Russians have
Pun s'ea' ueai 70 DO II being asserted that rising
has taken place in their rear, which NAV extremeJ1
| rmbarrsss ihsm:- C6,aa;., III "e'J
Sr PETERSBURG, Msrch I-F,om al The a..
counts That we have hitherto received Of the state Of
'hings IN Tue Kingdom of Poland, and the mar,baI
,Pnn OF our army under such conn, ande or as Die.
oisoh' II may be presumed that The re you,iensry 10
vernment will be shortly overturned tn Eno
saii o be solved 20 incorporate the kingdom ', ib
nussi' as ffoVnee OF his great empire. This would
NO metiied satisfaction given the Ru,sian oaon
peihd s. originally an i'll judged proce edns TO
aach roland TO Russia and yet a. inde nden OF IN,
hussi"h government, and t. CIV. cop,ti,utiona In
sun ions, Will the term Of Governmen, among us re-
msinsd absolute. I: ere 10 this contr st which
ho sii TO excite mutual Gi like and ea,ly con-
Itipu to the dreadful cstastrephs of 1925
, Large Sums OF money daily sent to the army and
e extraordinary military preparations which continue
" ue made In the interior OF the empire excite con
Jere 'ha'' alter The SUPPRESSION OF The Polish reyolu-
( "o,i, our army will have another destination
four new divisions, OF 10 900 men each have Iatev
commenced Their march from the interior TO the army
wnich recruits are sent dsiy so that by the end Of
nPril our army in Poland mot deducting those who
have Iaiien IN action) will amount to $50 900 men
Inc Duke oil Moriem6ri, who is here on an ex,ra.
ordin ry mission from the French Court IL Il, eated
WIN great distinction but his situation ia not ayree,
oie III may probably, not eIjoy the Emperor, con-
ndence I'D the 'ans d'gree during The war with Tur-
key, and some have occasion TO convinced that be
opinion entertain here Of The Polish INSURE ction is
no Calculated TO encourage hope ihst the Poles viii
| TO Court. [yfifge,neine Zeifuno Na,,b ne
ITALY.
| The Journal des Dtbats nj Tuesday the 22I March.
dsna and within the wsls Of Ftrra;s that the terri.
tory Of Modens has not been entered
From tho Gazette de france Of Monday
IL Is announced Ia oVr letters received Yesterday
mat courier from Uppor Italy, who arrived IN Rome
90 the night OF 9Th or Of March, was the besreY
OF disPaehe, oil the greatest importance linn edtate
W after having given The information 10 tho