Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-05-26
Will Cen I.uhisn.ki at the head Of the adj

tba cnrns nj Gen Geismar aud that OF Gen.
Rosen. of which the first was beaten at Wan
rer. and the second at DENLY Welki Luz
bienski's cavalry rushed upon the Russian in
f.u,ry IN spite Of the difficulties Of the wsOds
on the right and left: at every charge dissl
pating batt1ions
II IS vet difficult to estimate the loss Of
the enemy, which the obscurAy Of the forest
rem acrs il impossible 10 make out, 5000 men
already have laid down their arms. We are
ignorant OF the number oI killed and wsund-
ed. The prisoners viii be more numerous;
for our soldiers, and the peasants, are bring
Ing them in constantly. The 4th Cuirassiers
took from the enemy three standards, which
| send TO the national goyernment.-Ihirty
odd caIssens, many wagons, travelling med
icine equipsge.; several thousand muskets,
and ether valuable articles have fallen into
our hands. Our attack WAS 80 imPetuous, that
the eaeD,y only had time TO save part OF has
magazine, being obliged to abandon the rest
TO us. The most valuable conquest known
is that Of the hospital Of Mlnsk, where we
found 10 wounded Poles, who Will he reno
vsd to Warsaw win send hereafter more
detailed report. Gen. Lubienski has pushed
on beyond Katupzin, and is now at Zamaidi.
The Commander. in Chief,
ZRINECKI
Paris, 18th Aprii--The news of the re
treat of the Austrlans, from the Roman ter
ritory, arrived last evening at the office of
the Minister for Foreign Affairs. Many bark
ers were turned away; and the Ministers
have not yet arranged a mode Of communi-
eating intelligence after the hours Of Change.
We have seen less important news commu
nicated to men Of business by Aandblls, pa
| ced on the door-posts of the CHANG, but
there was yet great many operations made
al rise.
The Berlin news of April 3, states that fif
| teen thousand Prussans are about to enter
Luxe mbourg, all IS prepared for war aud
our activity will not be danped by the paci-
I fic assurances Of the French Ministers. Prus-
| STA has more need than France to assume AN
| imposing attitude"
Ohaal Intelligence Of the Instructions in
! Tolhyn'a ard Lithuania has been received.
Berlin, Hprl g. The Grand Duke Michael
has marched, with 1000 af The Guards. for
| Lithuania. The Castiiian Count Platter is
said to be at the head Of the Ccntral Gov
eramcnt, said to have been established BY tho
revoiutionlsts.
REPORTED CAPTURE OF GENERAL
DlEBi TSCH AND DISPERSION
OF TIE RUS SIAN ARMY.
| News was received at Paris, by telegraph
that General OIEnlrscH had been taken pri
soner. and the main division Of his army dis.
pessed. THIS, however, is more TO be desi
red than credited.
From hte london Courier of April IS.
! There is report current, but il cannot be
traced to any coed authority, that Telegra
phle Despatch had been received at Paris
announcing thatGeneral Diebitsch had been
taken prisoner, and the main body of the
Russian army dispersed.
We have just been informed SAYS the on
don Globe of the 18th. that letter received
by estalette this morning from Paris, has
the following:
"PARis, Wednesday evening.
! The news oil Diebtsch and his army hav-
| Ing been taken, is confrmadn
We can only add, says the Globe, that th
intelligence has not reached the Home Office
Polish Frontiers, April 5-.According TO
The latest accounts, the several Russian corps
had collected IN great force between Kaluzyn
and Scdice, and decisive battle might be
shortl, expected.
| The Warsaw journals contains many reg.
nlatlons and pgoeldinations of the Governor
General he reminds the inhabitants that
The city is still IN state of seige, and that
now more than ever all depends upon the
runftuai performance Of their duties by the
National and Civic Guards.
Every one must be ready to take the field
at The signal, and the smallest disobedience
( VIII be severely punished The Governor
having convinced himself that in spite Of all
preceding prohibitions, several persons still
Keep arms concealed, orders them to be de-
hvered 10y to morrow, otherwise such per-
sons shan he shot, in conformity with am ar.
ticle which he has himself added TO the mil
itary code. He also requires a large quaint
, ~ OF straw for the army in Warsaw and in
the field
| The Vice Governor orders all pol.b Off
GERS and soldiers belonging TO the camp in
the held, who cannot Justify their remanipr
IN warsaw. by written permission of the
Governor General, Immediately to iois their
regiments on pain Of being treated as marau-
ders,- F'uSSidn State Gazette, Sth aud 9th
Of .spri!
! The editors of the Republican have been
favored with the following extract of let
Ter from an eminent American gentleman in
LONDON 10 ms friend in Baltimore, dated on
the evening OF the l4th; the information
! which 1t contains, and which may be relied
upon, rs more favorable TO the Poles. than a
ny yet received.
LONDON, April 14th, 1881.
al send you the Herald" OF TO dav. con.
tanning late and important accounts from
I Russia and Poland. PolGngea is the denot
OF all The stores of every kind, for the Rus
sian army IN Poland, and, therefore. IFS can
! tufe IS OF the utmost importance. | have