FogIEfsiS INTELLIGENCE.
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1.-The late arrivals from Europe have fur pished a.voIume of highly interesting in- teiligence, all Of which is of deep interest to every lover offreedon and it would be our datyto give the details, did not their great length preclude ns from the possibi- lily of doing so.

 Ia Poland there has been hard fighting for ten days. The Russian forces were to retreat, and the victorious Poles have afforded another instance to prove, that when Ahe lose of freedom ani- mates the breast, the chains of tyranny mast .ll-}fsd .ffdsecafo.

 According to accounts we have re- ceivea from Warsaw, the less oi the Russians in the late battles cannot be .eomentesl atlcss than 2o,eo0 men. On the side ofsthe Poles Il,00e killed and wounded. The hoastesa ;ssdi.;;ssiiiitfa advantage of tie Russian position in the forest near Praga wasin lact their greatest preindi- ees= in the height of the battle, though aayorahly in, some other respects; be- cause the fire of the Poles, by striking the trees, scattered around a great num- her of splinters, which were very de- structiye. Of all their losses, the Rus sians suffer most from that of their hor- ses. hetween5 5000 and { 6,000 having per ished from disease aiia want want bif f pToyen- der. Consequently a great part oftheir cavaly has been dismounted, the artilIe- " deprived of the means of transport,