Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-06-18

very warmly and expressed great satisfaction at thu
arrival of an Eugliebmaa 10 bis camp
Jezoransk ia little man, with remarkably penetra
ting eyes, but otherwise unremarksble featnres and
does not present, by any means military appearance
That he possesses the talents of good eenerashp is
quite undspCted and the manner in which he handled
bis troops on the occasion Of the fight the lst won
him the warmes appreciation of the Austrian officers
who were watching their frontier.
The character OF the insurgents is thus sketched
! At earliest dawn the whole camp was afoot and |
proceeded to inspect the general appearance of the
troops Each is armed with first rate MIME
rifle and ayonet and many have pistols in addition.
they have besides good sized kDapeack for carving
few necessaries and several companies present very
military appearance On their caps and cartouche
boxes the Polish white eagle is conspicuous and each
true patriot feels intense pride il seepg their own sup
planting the hated Russian eagle Even stranger can
hardly regard the enthusiasm unEoved, especially when
he reflects what would be the coalition of these young
fellows in the ranks Of the Russian army where their
bright hopes would at once be converted into despair
Considering that :, z;of. nsks detachment was only
brought together zen days since. wonderful amount
Of order already reigns
The organic tion of the various departments s very
complete. Two experienced surgeons follow the de-
tachment into the fd, one Ct whom Troe zewski made
The campaign in 1881, sud since then served for Is
years in giers, after which he gas attached to the
French army through the Crimean ard Itpsn wars
Two military chapains perform mass before battle, and
raising the cross lead tie troops when they go into
ect'ou. Five mouoted geTsdaranes keep up discipline
in the camp, and aoge5er you are pertcy as;onshed
10 ind soch order where you expected chaos.
1t was very striking sight to witness the troops
mass. 4 rude altar OF pine branches had been con
strnctd between he crosses The graves OF
TIE Russians ard P,ls ana round this The wild bandit
like insurgents co!;eetd. 1t see:fd strange bust
MSS for such they looked to be about but their
great earnss ness showed that tie seine not to
them farce, but 3 fscv>d duty. AS he LAR OF
the priest agita,td by the wind snd The sun shobe
full On Tie hceds OF The assembled ropg. it sfnd to
me that compared With the great canIttd sky above
them, the iTfBt shrine that raised
nsg1 fcatt wo-gtippirg piece
1t that the Russians have the nt s. cxaegaIa ed
aea OF the strength ii the eurof ns for dispatch OF
Medn:kows to tie GoyernCr Of mose reqa. sling re-
nt0rceners fell into the hands rwir>k the COM
mandcT OF de achment ct three hundred insurgents
alao in ibis neghhorhood ard he forwarded it to Jtzo-
raUski, In this dispatch the Russian General admitted
having suffered very s"yerc in the fgh Of Friday and
reported it quite out Ct the question think OF ia
ture attack until the arrival OF reinf0rcements IL the
of yesterday ard to-day nearly one hundred and
fifty fresh cruis found their waC into camp pcud-
ng a dozen perfectly equipped Lancers capital
horses, looking, insurgent remarked to me in
English, very pretty fellows
Some of these belonged to the detachment of Lelewe!
who was driven across the frontier ten days ago To-
night Leeve himself got safely across the frontier and
will remain with JtZi0rE nsk till the numbers OF the de-
tachment swell considerably to render it desirable
70 split it up in two.
The camp presented @ very animated appe rance to-
day, and never saw such motley collection of cos
tunes Austrian Hussars, Jews with all sorts of pro-
Visions tor man and horse wild looking peasants, with
straight, long black hair, banging down their
shoulders insurgents, in brown, red, blue, black and
green uniforms, mingled together in indscrminate
Confusion As the evening threw the long shadows
of the trees forming most chequered shade the aspect
of the camp picturesque beyond description, and at
the moment troop of lancers, riding in from recon.
noissance, gave the finishing touch to the picture.