Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-23
incidents or the Pslish Rsvsis,

/ we fod in ths Polish correspondence Of tb
London Daily Fsus the folioWiae notices OF ID
| scenes ca the battle-falds:
/ A. Oleseics, abeui fen miles from the wood
4 Of KcbclsHka, where the battle Of May 81
/ tack place, We found WinRicki the chief of thi
I staff lying wounded A bah had struck hin j.
/ the head, bu5 happily only carried away part o
the seslp, without frso.unng the skull. Fl de
scribad the battle as having been trensudo8sly !
severe and, from al accounts, the vollsYs frec
at Intervals Of few minutes by tha REsaisn'
were more ike a food Of lead thEn O mere
shower Of bullets.
To 'he number Of s6out eight hundred men
the Russians poured across the msat at pre-
ciselg tho center poin in the bend 0f the bow
and temR0rarily 7ccuried the Polish cams Or
.he af where General Wsligo7slZi commanded
the Rpssisn7 made a Tremendous orslsught
ro9ring fauk 6re and from guns planted on
was assaultei from every side, sud bu, for tha
extraordinary bravery Of its defenders must have
{ been eEaetQally carried An officer who was
present st the battle of Frsderieksburg assured
me that ths fire On that day was Reyer 50 heavy
as this
Tylsrynski, the "st.assn," as tho cca
msudeT Of the insargeRt Cossaoks Is called
formed his sixty men On the side which, forming
tho base of the camp, separates the Austrian and
taELaaIlE EefLlE0ELeHs hlla 3a4o hneHQIQ C4HEEl
betwaen the double frs Of th4 iRsHrgents from
The Russian woods aad the Russians from the
Austrian woods. Tha cavalry was not steBBed
4 BY the 1laYsh, bat, il ths fsss Of the guns
plsntsd on thu other side, rode boldly iato It
The Russian gu6neT5 seeing this, at ones took
Aighs, and had net the cavalry become hops
l5s5lY en.anglsd~ in the marsh the TIVE gunl
might have been captured. Six Of tee insuF
gent COssseEs fell dead and the sttaaaa was
wounded
Where the igAt was hottest priest, Bal
sieriez raised tho ersss alofF put himself at tbs
head Of desperate hand and threw himself on
the dense masses Of the enemy. In one Of thsss
fhsrges youag Wsligorski, by Of seventeen
rushad msdly forward, was aid low By ballet
which struck hIn on the Jaw. Badly, bat not
no.tallY wounded he Was left lying on th'
gr0uad, Whsn sons Russian EoldiaTs dispatched
him with the bayonss, filing bis mouth with
earth TO drown bis cries I had sined with ths
Po1r fellow two days before, and little thought
whsa left the camp should Rs7sr see hm
mere.
Ths oAicsrs Of the iusurseiionary army.
namsd Lorsus and L'EspinasEs, Was have just
srrivsd in Paris, publish q statement Of tb'
atrocites cemmittsd by tds Russisn soldiers in
Poland, and add seas bits sf svidenea to EhoT
the manner in which Prussia aids the Gar
They say:
AZ the battle Of HeWs Wiss, body Of Rus
sisna, pursued by our column, took refuge on
Prussian territory; thsy we're devoid Of smmR
uiH0u aRd could not have Ohfsrsd resistance for
any length Of tims. The Pruasisn authorities
bilitsd She Russian soldiers IN the Inhabitants
banquet tsok place in honor of them. and two
days aftsrward they wers Conducted 70 the
| frontier, supplied With arms and baggage, and
wonderful to relate, the very same troops which
were previously devoid OF anmunitien, fOuBd
themselves, solely owiag to their wit to tb'
Prus5ian territory, well Supplied wiA Gel
sBS shot.
Moreover, the Pru1sian froRhsT bristling Fitt
cannon, tbs PrusSiaa pest Picksts, srruated hv.
hrn5rsd yrrds apart, tha gsrrisoning Of Gil sb'
vilsges bordering on Fo'snd, ars q pretty saT'
proof Of tbs operation IF the convention con
ciu5ed os the 6.h Of February last, besvesi
Russia and Prussia.