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own themselves worthy to be sons of freemen, and capable of self-government, and neighbors worthy of being attached to in a cordial and friendly alliance. The Warsaw Journal says Russia has been defeated in two battles, and claims a victory in another. The news from Copenhagen is warlike. Denmark is arming. Seven French ships of war, fully armed, including ironclads, are at Cherbourg, and it is said a French fleet will be sent to the Swedish port of Cariskrona. The London Herald's Paris correspondence says the conviction grows stronger that the avoidance of war with Russia rests no longer with England and France, but with Russia. The Russians were defeated by 3,000 Circassian, and the Grand Duke narrowly escaped capture. He and his followers fled in disorder. Prussia will address a memorandum to the Powers upon Poland. The Poles will publish a counter memorandum. The fine weather increases the number of the insurgents. There are 150 bands in Poland alone.