The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-02

him although on ths 27th he pp his quarters .,
wodzisaw, place stl nearer 70 harno~ce flNca, nv
M,echow Whle stsyng there Colonel Cingieri, Que /"
the Russan commanders Wioszczowa found pssiuo,
however modest the Of the Poles and, N Russian
bulletin is 10 be credited, conquered part u the camp All
this tune ought TO be repeated tho 600 Russians at
Mechow, Plica and Zarno~co stirred he'hs' manu- NUT
The 2sth found General Iangiewcz at Zark', ,hry
miles TO the west Of wodzislaw and In the immeoa.
vicinity OF the railway line. He had now p'.seo nn
on the very road between Czenstochow ana the s'uh
line On which the troops OF the enemy passed W au
down day day. II appears he had been .c"io' M ~
this direction by some OF his captains and So whsn no
arrived upon the SPOT the game opened at the same
time several points. The chief encounter took a p ~
Mrzyg!od (variously given as the hght !" anr,o 10
Miszkow or Mrzyglod) whch Is almost superhuo"r w
remark once moro resulted In m onfhine inere w.
the customary voey of the RUSSIAN infantry the cans
shot of tho guns and tho amless Raopng aoou' VI S ~
Cossack riders There wac dread Of the folish
scythes among the RUSSIANS and the same eaee1eSs ~
come TO close quarters among the fo's n. ~ ~. eca
cannot 10 the man, neither can the WOOD to he hc"
With the Poles skulkng among thu trees ana 'ho n"s
SLAMS keeping In tho open the nght passing o
stages OF skirmlsh, was premaluIey Ss o,d
either side The Russians accordance with Their old
idiosyncracy, declined 70 charge the Polish steel .ho
Poles who would be glad enough 10 come TO blows. haa
aversion 10 traverse tho distance between the
forest the hostile lines. 80. aitr oiazing ANS ~ ~
hour and sending rev compahes '" .a"nn .n. Once
upon tho spot Iangewicz avaicd himself OF INC oppo
tuny TO deinoiish the railway bridge al mszxo" anu @
tear up the line for some distance. IL r SAID out m
ignorant on what authority that the Poles captured ou
cannons this fight. As matter OF course the rs""s
set nre On MrZygiod H..
This occurred ON the Ist OF March ON the "a the "s us
sian corps proceeded In tho direction OF osusz lo '
SOUTH Lngiewicz fol owing close on Their hees u v
the an taking up position In the ravines between oha
and q knw e,ht mi lies distant from the city OF Cfacow.
Another attack being probable, he ieit 1eNoras. "
ward on ths enomy, retrcatng himself some li',,e way
to the east You OF what happened on ,he s'n'
Je2ioransk having diverted the attention oi ne eey
owing 10 the REGULAR adroness OF his man
uuvres returned the very nick OF time 10 taks t
Russilns by surprise. skaa was burnt, out thr cn'
Of the Kossniares (sithemenl moved ,ne IA ms sh as
swa,hs Prince Bragation fed 10 slomnik and su'h "%
tho terror among the that Wobrom okusz ana
Pca being instantly evacuated his only hope oil ccape
consists IN n retreat Aicchow Once more the 'ra""
frontier IL IN the of insurgents and the fohst
eagle planted ~ in OF the Austrian crato afns
Since then Iangcwicz remains unmo, sted IN his cam'
near Olksz and according the Intelligence, ha
been appointed Dictator. The total OF bis i"r'es w w
| mated at more than twelve thousand men-ah arm.
hardly inferior point OF numbers 10 tho Russians op
| oaed a him