Litchfield enquirer., 1831-06-02
[From the New-York Daily Advertiser, May 261 LATEST AND HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS FROM EUROPE.


 Splendid victory of tks Poles RevOlts from
 Russia Dcteot of the British Ministry ];
 Propagation of Parliament PrOr0gGtiOn of
 the French Chambers.
 By the packet ship Napolean, Captain Smith, which arrived yesterday from Liver pool, we have received London papers to April esd, and Liverpool tO the 24th.
 The most important intelligence is the gl0- rious news of the defeat of the Russians by the Poles.
 The revolt of the Russian Provinces smore serious than at first stated.
 RUSSIA AND POLAND.
 Prom Poland we have the gratifying intel ligence of defeat of the Russian army under Field Marshal Dicbitsch. with the loss Ot e5,OoO men, killed and wounded, and 50 pie cps of cannon. The Russian army was con- sidered as essentially destroyed. The battle conmenced on the 5th of April and lasted liiI the 7th. Besides, Wilma was said to be in she hands of the Revolu,ionists. with other positions. while the plague had appeared in lhe rear of the Russians.
 Glorious victory Of ths Poles; Total deftat cfthe Russinas.-By the Journal de Versiers, dated the 18th, we have received the follow ing important intelligence M. Flrchhach, of Stavelot, who had ust arrived post from Frankfort, announces as certain, that at the moment of his departure the house of U. Mumm & Co.,. of that city, had received an express from Warsaw. bringing the news that the heroic Poles had again attacked the Rus sians on the 5th of April and taken 15,0OO prisoners and 4e pieces of cannon. The Rus sian army was completely routed, and Mar shal Diebitsch flying with the remainder of his troops. It is believed that he has been obliged to take the road toward Wilma, where an Insurr. cton has just broken out. This circumstance may cut of his retreat on that side.
 Hitherto only insignificant details of this battle have been received, consequently the number of the killed is not known, which must be very considerable on the part of the Russians. During the action the Lithuani- ans and Volhinians who served in the Russian army, turned their arms against the Musco- vi,es, and powerfully contributed to the suc- cess of the battle.
 It appears by the express from Paris, that all was quiet at Paris on Monday morning. which commenced hy review, at which the king was received with great enthusiasm by an immense crowd. A person well dressed cried out in the Place de Greve, |" Vive Ma poean II :" He was immediately arrested- Intelligence was received at Paris of another defeat of the Russians, and their losing l2,OO0 men, killed, wounded, and prisoners.
 Warsa,o, April I7.-Among the prisoners are young men of the first families {; for in- stance, Count Mpdin, Prince Schachowski, Baron Sackrn, d'Auyrai, &c.
 It is said that General Pac, with his corps, has passed the Vistua, and the detachment of cavalry ordered to the left side, from Kal- uszyn, have destroyed the bridge of boats over the Bug, by which the Russian guards were to pass into P"dlanhia. q. <
 It is reported that our troops have taken the army chest of Field Marshal Diebitsch. and made l 200 men of his corps prisoners.
 Among the prisoners brought in the day before yesterday are several of the corps of Count Pahlen, and some grenadiefs of the list regiment, of which the Emperor Of Aus tria is Colonel. Considerable detachments of Russian regiments of Huan and Yagers were also brought in the day before yesterday.- On the whole nearly 12,O0O prisoners had ar- rivedin the capital.
 The Emperor Nicholas has had new regi- ments organized, which are named after towns in Poland. e. s. the regiments of War saw, Modlin, Pnlawy. &c.
 Warsa,c, April 1l.-Another affair has ta- ken place at Wengrow, under Gen. Uminski, who has passed the river Liwiec. He took 400 prisoners of Russian Guards, the choisest of the army, and obtained possession of sev- eral valuable magazines. Samogutia and Lithuania have been in a state of revolt since the a9th of March. An estafette who arriv- ed last night, brings information that revo- lution has also taken place in Volhynia.
 We have received private letter from War saw, dated .he 11th inst. but the information it contains is not official. and we, therefore. do not give sit with such confidence as the above. The letter states that an insurrectiOn had broken out at BerdiczoH, large town in Yolhynia, and that it had assumed formi- dable aspect. The promoters of this insurrec- ton are stated to be the Brazilian priests. a sect who are half Greeks and half Catholics. These priests appeared resolved to make strong resistance, and had fortified their mon. astery, which is in very advantageous posi-. ton. heinz situated on high rock. Accord ing to this letter, there is not the feast doubt of the reported rev solution in Samngutia and Li,huania. The corps of Gen. Dwernicki, which was at Zamosc, had entered Volhynia with the intention, us the letter says, of join ing the insurgents.
 h' Private accounts from Warsaw state that the Polish Commander in Chief, whose head quarters were at Siennica, was near those of Gen. Die bitsch, at Garwslin, and that Diebitsch could easily be taken in flank by Polish corps which was at Siedlic, and in his rear was Gen. Dwernicki.
 It is stated that the number of prisoners taken by far exceeds the amOnnt in the bulle- tin, and the demoralZAtOn in the Russian ar.