Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-14

Gays.
| CAMP OF SAroUNowA, June 18th.
The embarkation Of the Russians continued,
sf or m. passage o. the Danube was effected.
The construction Of the bridge was carried on
with rapid,ty. On the 9th, at II O'Clock, the
rem lining suburbs Of lsaktscha were Consumed
| by the Turks. In The afternoon, the Emperor
| crossed 10 the Turkish side, conducted by the
Zaporoeue Cossacks, late subjects of the Porte,
and after visiting the posts which had been oc-
cupied, returned.
| On the 10Th, letter from the Pacha d'Isak-
| tscha announced his intention to surrender
He was allowed until 10 the mex, morning 10
accept the capi:ulston offered. On that morn
ing Two Turkish deputies approached 10 give
notice tina. the terms were accepted, and The
| fortress ready to surrender Al three o'clock
two pachas Evoul the commandant of Isakts
cha. and tIasssn who had been driven TO take
refuge there after the defeat Of his troops on
the 9Th paid their respects 10 The EMPEROR
The tow. was occupied by he Russians, who
found the shops al! open, and The inhabitants
ready TO receive them, mingling peacefully with
the officers and soldiers
The garrison and the two Pachas had per.
mission to retire a. liberty. IS pieces Of aril-
lery, II standards, the munitions and provI-
sons Of the fortress, which were considerable,
fell INTO the hands of the Russians. On the
same day news was received Of battle which
took place on the ninth, near Brailaw, between
the two flotillas. The Russians nad seventeen
banks of all SIZES he Turks, thirly-iwo. The
6gh, commenced in the morning and was very
brisk, but he Turkish admiral soon struck his
hag a I'd af er some hours twenty five other Fur
kish vessels were taken, sunk, burnt or run a.
ground The six that remained took shelter
IL, ,b. 4 NO n. II \
victory rendered the situation of Brahiow still
more critical. The Bridge on the Danube was
| completed. brigade OF cavalry was crossing
a, tn 'atest advices, and the whole army was
| 10 follow.
We learn from the Russian Bulletin Of June
! 18Th, published in the Gazette OF France IF ,hs
| 3o,h, ,hs! between The som May and Sd Ju"e,
the rks in The trenches wers pushed on with
sue ess, aud ,hr thu ID alallel was about To be
OPENED On the % the fire on al he batteries
Of he Russian right fax increased and at
seven in ,hr e,ering, bomb thrown from a
| nor,ar caused he explosion OF large powder
mag zrne behind The central gate. D 'feren
0.lties of rrrkish :aiantry made sally on the
RUSSIA | fl at seven o'clock in the morni' s,
and forming in all irregular mass 10 the num-
Der OF 500, proceeded in the direction of one ct
the batteries They WIRE repulsed after gal
lat resistance, carryi'g off all their dead and
wounded except 7, If, IN the h"!d. The
Russians los' killed and 25 wounded.
| y. B. The dae,,I IN thu bulletin, OF the des-
cent before the fortress OF Anapa, are old Style
Twelve days should he added 70 recsify them:
FRONTIERS OF TURKEY.
The Seraskier has received orders to march
with part Of the troops assembled at'Adriano-
p'e to defend the approaches of The Danube
| The Sultan himself Intends TO depart FIR Adj.
anope He has only 90 600 men encamped "a,
Chomsls. His whole miltI Try force i, as fol
lows: 10000 regular Infantry: 10000 spahis
(regular cav'lry); 10000 artillery; 10000 artil.
lerists in the forts and castles on tn, Bospho-
rus and Dard,nelles-in the whole so, 900 men
organized in the European manner In addi-
ion are 10000 Alhanan,; 10000 Bosn,aCks
10000 Romtiiots and Bugarians; $1,000 Asia.
ucs-ToraI 65, 700 trained in the ancient sys-
ten. OF this Number. 10000 only can BE- spar
I'd to make face agains, the Russians, aud OF
these somt are required for the gar,isons on
the Danube.
BucHAREsr JUNE 7.--All the principal posts
are IN the handy Of The Ru ,san authnriIieS.--
VI. de Storrda has been n,m"d President Of
lie Divan az Bucharest, NJ Psalm at Jassy
A central committee has been for med 10 AXE
charge IT proIislor'n hi Ras-ian army. An
'xact estimate has been made OF all The provi-
sons to be furnished by the different provinces
LOUISIANA ELEcTIoN.-New Orleans paper
o! he 18th July, give the following returns OF
he Election in thai S'a'e:-
FOR GOVERNOR.
Twen'y-sc, en- parishes heard irorh
Der5gny, (Adams) 1872
Batter (Jacksnn) 1862
NuHtnv, (Jockson) 1896
| Thomas, (Adams) ll5l
! CONGRESS.
First Dis,rict--White (Alsms) 1880. Livingston,
| ga. ks0nj ii7J.
second District Gurley, (Adams) 1856. Ssun'
ders, tJackronl 1882.
third Di,;rct-Over,on, (Jacksonl 1869. Brent
tAdams] 92O.
The parishes of Washita, Claiborne, and Concordia
in the Sd District had not been heard from 1t was
supposed that Brent would have majority in all three
Our Philad,lnhIa corrcsDondent however