The Sun. — 1863-06-20 (London, England)

POLAND. WARSAW, JUNE 15.  A few days ago a lady of the name of Baldicka, of this city, was murdered in her own house. It was then said, and generally believed, that the murder had been committed in consequence of her having acted as a spy. This statement, however, was incorrect, as the unfortunate lady found her death at the hands of thieves who were detected in the act of robbing.  The relations of the murdered lady, desirous of maintaining the honour of the family, forwarded a petition to the National tiecret Committee, praying that an official statement might be made, declaring all reports current to be false. This peti tion was duly attended to by the National Government, and the required official statement, N 0.1148, declaring that no suspicio❑ had ever been entertained of Madame Baldicka, was published in the Prazoola of to-day.  Three revolutionary journals have been published to-day. A glance through their columns will show what a vast and varied number of cases the National Secret Committee have to dispose of ; and one cannot but feel surprised thftt, notwithstanding the many difficulties to contend with, and the strict secrecy to be constantly observed, they are still beyond the reach of the Russian authorities.  To-day all telegraphic communication to this city has again been interrupted. All the telegraph offices are closed in consequence.  Within the last few days several unimportant skirmishes have taken place in the vicinity of Warsaw between the Russian troops and the in surgents.  Much excitement was caused yesterday evening by the arrival of a Russian patrol in charge of two insurgent prisoners, who were fully armed and equipped as Polish Mllans. At Rawa, on the occasion of the procession of Corp! Christi, composed exclusively of Russian Catholics, it was joined by several fullyequipped but unarmed Polish inns, who at the termination of the ceremonies returned unhindered to join their comrades in the woods.  From time to time the insurgents surround Warsaw and tear down the Russian eagle. Detachments of Russian troops are despatched daily from this city, with orders to scour the surrounding country, while others return harassed, after days of long and wearisome marches.  railroad bridge between Savannah and Charleston Reinforcements are being forwarded to them.  Three brigades of Federal cavalry and two thousand infantry crossed the Rappahannock on Tuesday last, at Beverley Ford, and had a severe engagement with General Stuart's cavalry, lasting all day, when the Confederates received heavy infanty reinforcements, and the Federals recrossed the river, bringing away their dead and wounded. The object of the expedition was to frustrate the plans of General Lee, who had assembled a force of cavalry at Culpepper Court-house, with the view of making a raid into Maryland. The expedition is said to have succeeeded in its object. General Lee has received reinforcements, and the impression still prevails that he will shortly assume the offensive.  Great preparations for defence are being made in Pennsylvania.  News from Vicksburg is to the Bth inst. The seige was progressing, but the situation had not changed.  The enrolment is being resisted in Indiana. The Provost-Marshal and his assistant have been shot. Considerable excitement prevails, and a military force has been sent to the scene of disorder.  Mr. Vallandigham has been unanimously nominated candidate for the Governorship of Ohio by the Democratic State Convention.  President Davis has revoked the exequatur of the British Consul at Richmond for disregarding the legal authority of the Confederate Government, in assuming to act as Consul for other cities than Richmond, and other States than Virginia.  Advices received here from Puebla to the 18th May, via San Francisco, state that the French were at Cholula, six miles beyond Puebla, on the way to Mexico.  The Mexicans asserted that the approaches to ;he City of Mexico would be vigorously defended.