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Arlstocras and their servile parasites were too DOW eriul for him. By our brief notice in another CO., lumn 1t will be seen that on Gen. Gascoynes amend ment on the 19th and on Mir Rankes' motion for ad- journment on the 21st, ministers were in the mnor- ty. What course was in this emergency left them to pursue Resignation only, and the alternative with the King was either to accept their resignation | or dissolve Parliament Wisely he chose the latter alternative-nine-tenths of his people will applaud him for his decision: it was determined upon on the instant.-Bah. Pat.

 | FURTHER ADVICES FROM POLAND.

 Triumph cf the People in dac English Elections, c

 The Liverpool packet ship Florida, and the Ha- vre packet ship Erie, both arrived at New-York on Monday morning, Both ut. bringing Paris papers of May 1st, and Liverpool ofMay 2d, all inclusive, with Prices Cunentsa and Shipping Lists to the latest dates

 The intelligence from the Poles is still favorable. The utmost that the Russian General has attempted is to concentrate his forces and pursue system of | cautious defensive warfare. In the mean time the | lnsuTecton is spreading in VOlhynia, where Gene ral Dwerniki is received every where with enhus- asm.

 Bells Weekly Messenger, of the 1st May, says "We have received letters from Warsaw to the 18th ut. which contain the gratifying intelligence of the continued success of the Poles, and of the rapid spread of the insurrecton. It would appear that Marshal Diebitsch is concentrating his army round Siedlec, and thinks only of keeping possession of Siedlec and Lubin, in order to ensure free com muncation with the Russian provinces. Meantime General Dwerniki has entered Volhynia, and has | every where been received with enthusiasm It is reported thai he has encountered and beaten the force of the Russian General Budiger. We have, however official intelligence ofths event. but the despatches which have arrived leave doubt of the extension ofthe instruction in Vohynia." The Prussan State Gazette, of April %, contains the following official article:

 From the Russian Head Quarters, Ap9iI 13- Field Marshal Count Diebtschtransferred his Head Charters on the 10th to Siedlec, where the whole Russian army is united. The enemy had avoided the attacks at all points and the badness of the road | continued to make rapid movements impossible; and as such large of troops could not find tenance in country already exhausted, the Russian Commander judged it best to effect hs union with the corps of Gen Rozen and Pahlen. This has been dbne and the operations will be now e-commenced. "On the l4th the first division of Grenadiers at tackled the enemy of the left bank of the Liwce and drove him to the other side with loss of three hum dred prisoners, and many killed and wounded. To- morrow we shall be able to give more detailed ac- counts ofths whole course ofthe Russian operations"

 Much more importance seems to be attached to this capture of three hundred Polish prisoners than such event would be likely to inspire, were they not hard pressed.

 On the other hand we have the following, also given in the Prussian Gazette from Warsaw, April 17-

 "On the 14th letter was read here from the Ge- neral-in- Chiefto the Governor of Warsaw, in which he says that in he should have to go to greater distance in pursuit of the enemy, he should depend the frmness and bravery of the citizens of War saw; and assured, that under the conduct of General Kruckowieck they would defend the city to the utmost against any hostile attack.'' After this letter was read, some of the principal persons addressed the citizens, who declared they were ready to exert themselves to the utmost The head quarters ofthe Commander-in Chief, which on the 7th still at Sienne were on the I4th at Jen- deZeow. ''s.

 The Polish Gazette reports that the Russian Guards upon the Bug, are now effecting their junction with the army of Field Marshal Diebisch. The French papers contain proclamation from the Emperor of Russia placing the government of Courland Gin which is Wilna) in state of war; and the people under military execution, thus authenti- eating the Polish accounts of insurrectien here The Courier Francis of April 30, commenting on rumor that an engagement had taken place be- tween the Russians and Poles, which terminated to the advantage of the later says that it could not been in itself of great consequence. The despaches which speak of it only go to confirm the near ap- proach of general battle. It might perhaps be a matter of regret that Poland should be subjected to the risk of single battle; but the Commandments Chief has heretofore shown so n,noh rr-.Je.oo skill, that he may be relied upon most competent to appreciate the best means of sustaining the cause The same paper says there is another piece of news more distressing than that of battle. to wit: that the cholera morbus had invaded of the di- visions ofthe Polish army. It had prevailed in the

 

 cated to the Poles by prisoners taken in the neigh borhood of Sciplic And the concentration of Die bsch's forces in those cnvirons will propagate it through his whole army. It will probably be the same with that of the Poles.

 Success of the Poles-Extracts of a letter from Danube, dated 29th Apr-Within these few days several vessels have arrived fram Dantzig and Me mel. One yesterday, from the latter port, in seven days, the captain of which reports that great battle had been fought between the Russians and Poles on the 18th inst. in which the former were totally de- eated and that 14,OO0 had gone over during the bat

 tie to the side of the Poles. He reports further that attachments of the Russian troops were in full retreat upon Memel, where some of them had already arriy- ed before he left Also, that he had himself con versed with some Russian officers, who confessed that Gen Diebsch had been worsted and that inc Poles had been found different sort enemy to the Turks.-This account cannot of course be strictly relied upon, but the fact of battle having taken place on tho 18th inst. in which the Russian army were the sufferers, is confirmed by the arrival of n vessel at Leith from Dantzig in few days"

 GENERAL DWERNICKI IN VOLHYNIA.

 General -Dwernicki, whom the German journals have so often announced as lost who with his whole corps was surrounded by the Russian Generals do Witt, Keutz, aud Rudiger, though neither of them dare attack him, and whom the Field Marshal ma. naged to destroy in each of his reports has entered Volhyna, aftsr having passed the Bug, near Krylo,w on the night of the loth and 1lth current.