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oficera. We have taken two standards ls pieces of cannon. of which part have aii their harnrss-l5 wagons filled with ammu- milton, and some thousands of n'uskets.

 "Ths victory is the more advantageous for the Polish arms, inasmuch as it has not been bought on our side by any very cons'd' erable loss. This is attributable to the sur prise of the sudden attack'which we made--an attack which we followed up throughOu the day with the greatest vigor. Many Ofthe en- emy's battaliOns were cut to pieces on the field of battle, and others were made prison CTS in body. Being above 20 hours on horse back, it is impossible for me at this moment to furnish more complete report. only pray of the national government to order a solemn service. to thank God for having deigned to shed his blessing upon our arms.

 "The Commander-in-C Chief,

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