Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-02
ALEXANDRIA,, ID. c.
THURSDAY MoRyfNG. JUNE .. 1885,
VERY LATE FROM EUROPE.

rup po,rs-1RouBLEs IN GREECE AND TuR-
xEY-rs1uMpu OF The PEOPLE IN THE EN-
GIIsH ELECTIONS.
Alta late hour on Monday morning, 1t was an
nounced that the packet ships Ere captain FuhN'
from Havre, and Florida, Captain lincSham'
from Liverpool, were below at New-forK. De-
tween 10 and l o'clock, the Commercial Adyer-
Users boat with Parispapers Of May l.t, and Lv'
erpool Of May End, all inclusive, with rtieeS our
rent and Shipping Lists to the latest dates
As all eyes are at the present moment directed
to Poland we shall in the hrst instance gIahce at
the intelligence from that quarter. The rrussiah
State Gazette of April ed. contains the following
official article:- .,
From the Russian Head Quarters, .4prH f.
Field Marshal Count Diebltsch transferred MS
headquarters on the 10Th to Siedlic, where the
whole Russian army is now united. Inc enemy
had avoided The attacks at all points, and the
badness of the road continued to make rapid move
ments impossible; and. as such large masses oil
troons could not find sustenance in a country al
ready exhausted, the Russian Commander judged
i hest to effect his union with the corps OF Gene
rol pozen and Pahen This has been done, and
the opera,ions will be now recommended.
.;On the l4th. the first division OF Grenadlers
attacked the enemy on the left bank Of the LlwIce
and drove MIN to the other side with loss OF 500
prisoners, and many killed and wounded. 10,
morrow we shall be able to give more detailed
accounts of the whoc course OF the Russian opera
tons"
Much moro inheritance seems TO be attached to
this capture of three hundred Polish PRISONERS
than such an event would be likely to INSPIRE,
we're they not hard pressed.
On the other hand, we have the following. also
given in the Prussian Gazette, from Warsaw,
son the 14th letter was read here, from the
Gencr Lin Chief to the Governor of Warsaw, IN
which he saws, that in case he should have to 90
to greater distance IN pursuit OF the enemy, he
shall depend on the frmness and bravery OF the
citizens of Warsaw; and was assured, that under
the conduct of General kruckowiecki, they would
defend the city to the utmost against any hostile
attack"
After this letter was read, some Of the princI-
pal persons addressed the citizens, who declared
they were ready TO exert themselves to the ut
most. The headquarters Of the COMMANDMENTS
Chief, which on the eth were still at Slenneca,
were on the 14th at Jendezejow.
The Polish Gazette reports that the Russian
Guards upon the Bug are now effecting their
junction with the army Of Feld-Marshal Die
bitsch.
The papers are filled with details of the move
ments Of the Russian armies, but they 60 merely
TO prove the fact that they remain on the deten-
sive, and that all their efforts for the suljugaton
of Poland have as yet proved abortiVe.
The following is the latest official article from
the Russian Headquarters. We translate it
from the Gazette de France of May 1 =
Russian Head Quarters, .dprH 16.
l.. ~.
for crossing the Vistula had been made. when the
approach OF considerable mass of troops from
Warsaw, determined Marshal Diebitsch to strike
a decisive blow. He accordingly directed the
5th with the 1st division of Infantry, and the Sd
of cavalry with the Lithuanian guards, and large
part of the grenadier corps upon Zelechow. and
pushed his advance guard on to Latowze, where
the Zwittenback and the marshes make the de-
files very difficult. The main body would have
followed this movement, if the extreme difficulty
of securing suppl les, had not forced the Marshal
to concentrate it near his conveys; II was there
fore concentrated on the 10th at Lukrow, with
an advance guard reaching to Stoczec, to connect
it with the division at Dembe.
The enemy moved along parallel with the cause
way bv forced marches upon Siedlec, and Sien-
ers attempted to check their movements. When
the Poles approached the south side OF Mucha'Iec
they attacked Gen. Rosen in close columns
The fight lasted till O'Clock. Many charges
of cavalry. and by the bayonet, which were sup.
ported by our artillery, checked the enemy. and
their filure forced them to retire. Nevertheless,
Drbtsch. foresceing that the enemy would at
tempt the day following. to pass the Meachawiec,
directep his main body upon Siedlec.
The Poles did net accept the combat, and re-
tired upon Kaluwin and Serowyn-our advance
guard followed them to Mingosbury. General
Themaun is watching the country between the
Wiepurz. the Vistula, and the causeway OF War
saw. General Gerstenwelg occupies kock, and
General Ouroumoff' will establish himself at Wen
guon ~
Gen. Uminsky had retired upon Pultusk, and
Gen. Sachen was ordered to watch him.
Geu Sierawski had passed on the 9th to the
left side of the vistuIa, with 5000 men. Gen.
Budger having learned that Dwern'cki had pass
ed the bug between the Latonick and Urcilag,
had concentrated forces to attack him. Gen.
Kreutz had received orders TO follow him and
Gen Derrindoff to cut of his communications
with Zamose.
Yesterday Gen. Ougroumoff attacked the corps