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 ApOthccaries. 1 Bishop, Priests, and a Church establishment.

 A. Money-88, ,0OO rOubtes, 20,OOO dacafs. ~ "Cannon--2l pieces. with harness, Nzc.

 900 shirts,7, standards, 60 baggage wagons. 54 powder do, n officers eQnipages."

 On the 5th of April the Poles also succeed ed in defeating the Russians; on which Occa- sion the numbers were as follow, :--

 10000 killed. 4OOO prisoners, and 6 pie ces of artillery"

 This last engagement was with Generals Grismar and Rosen's detachments. which are supposed to consist of about 8O.OOO men.

 Gen. ROsen was amongst the prisoners.

 Marshal Diebiisch has withdrawn his head. quarters from the banks of the Vistula. and retreated to Siedlec to join the remains of the corps of Geismar, Rosen, and Pahlen, which were so mangled by the Poles at the end of March and the beginning Ofihe present month. As the Russian cOmmander announced eyen aIter the first of April, his intention to contin. ne hts operations. and to cr0ss the Vistula as soon as possible. this retreat sufficiently shows the importance of the subsequent success of Skrzynecki. It appears certain however that tne Poles have made some unsuccessful at- tacks on Siedlec, where the Russians coneen. trated their artillery before Disbitsch's arrival and strongly fortified the position, which ia necessary for keeping up their communica- tian with Russia, CT rather with T.ithuan;n. witch ls now, we hope, not RHssien. The Russian account of DweFnecki's movement 's amusing :-" Gen. KFeutx sent word that