The Sun. — 1831-09-17 (London, England)

GERMAN PAPERS.  CRACOW, SEPT. 3.—The Courier of this city conwyl no direct news from Warsaw, as the communicatinP) hems l twecn Warsaw and Cracow is intercepted, and hen a long time since we have even received the Polish tif; n ils front the capital. On the other hand, the Courief ;1, t) many reports, derived partly from private letters, ago P from the statements of travellers who have arrived 0 the authenticity of which there is the more room Wa°,l as they are partly at variance with each other, and equ so with the authentic accounts already made ittg)th through other channels. Among these accounts tite,,,fyi fellowing, that according to merchants' letters from Br the reserve under Count Toistoi had been defeated hi Poles, and the military chest t ken ; another report I 4 that General Krukowiecki, after he was placed at thePtv of the Government, had immediately given orders to it Commander-in-Chief Prodzynski, to attack field" oe steal Paskewitach, on the while line, and in ,04 quence of this command the Russians had been nb't'ilte to retreat. In contradiction to this news, which Courier g ive in its yesterday's number, solo af6e°::eo at the same time that the Russian army was alreacil tie (fifty) miles from Warsaw, the same paper gives id": 0 from a private letter, the news Of an attack made h!,,r Grenadiers of Schachoffskoi, in the fortifications of 11 saw, near Wola, announced to have taken place on the e'i; of August, in which the Russians were repulsed with gre loss by the Poles, and that it was hoped in Cracow tbi t•e communications with Warsaw would soon be 'll again. The Courier affirms that it has received throng a private channel the Warsaw Journal, Polack Suinteli of the 17th of August, from which the account of murders in that capital is taken in these words Jankowski, Honig, Bukitwski, Feutsch, Fansh°"oi and Madame Bazanow had been put to death, that several spies hail been taken and hanged out the city." The Courier then affirms that the RU'S rl themselves make no secret of the total defeat of Ge3ge-00 Golownin, and adds that a citizen who had arrived 'rde, Kielce had positively announced that that General W 3411, heated, and that the Poles had already occupied Lunto Colonel KO,S, who WAS before affirmed to have fought it way from Satnogitia to the Duna, is now said to bild returned with a great number of insurgents from LithOat'is to Warsaw. With respect to General Rozyskit Courier of to-day says, that according to a gelierm. spread report he had t iken Radom, the Duke of Wortxia burg, who commanded there, having retreated on ketit informed in time of the approach of the Poles. nntit,,, same Journal contained yesterday an order of the 1: dated an late as the 25th August, trout Ostrowicoo( dressed by General Rozyski, as Commander-in-Cbieci the forces in the province of Cracow, Sandomiery Kalisch, to all superior and other officers, of the folios(' tenor : " It having been signified to me that many 016cle without authority from the National Government and `0 Commander-in Chief, have collected at different small detachments, under the pretext of acting as parts; and remain inactive, even to the injury of their own antic, the rear, I have resolved to summon all officers, withoute, ception, who possess such corps to appear with their cork within three days at Kielce, there to present themselves er Col. Obrechowicz, from whom they will receive ford t orders. Any officer who does not obey the peed„ order shall be consider( d as a traitor to his count":. and as such arrested and delivered up to the military' true' bunals, and punished with death, and his name shall for ever branded by being published iu the journals sl traitor. At the same time, therefore, that I enjoin r civil and military authorities strictly to execute this (de; I declare that he shall be liable to the same punishni!oo who shall know of such a corps, and not give informs° of it to the civil authority, General Weissenhof, in Kielce'  The late venerable Countess of MoRNINGVoIIi was the most aged of the Peeresses, having, at the age 20, walked at the Coronation of King