Delaware journal., 1828-11-04
en- proroguins Parliament affirmed that Russia had

en- proroguing Parliament affirmed that Russia had
! engaged not to make any hostile attempt on that
side but the MusSumen now disposed to con-
slider it certain indication that the Dvan has al
ready opened the way to secret engagements with
England, and ventures to withdraw lis troops from
that coast in full confidence that assistance will be
afforded it IN case of need
1t is said that the Russian prisoners taken at Esk
Stambou were all masacrped in fit Of rage. Their
number IS stated at or COO men.
HERMANS lDAT, Sept g.
y The late account of the surprise of some Russian
redoubts in the camp before Sumla on the 9th of
August. seem, to be confirmed. According to some
accounts which are probably exaggerated the loss of
the Russians amounted to 5000 men killed, and 81
a pieces of cannon.
s JASSY Aug. &c.
M A regular post office is TO be established here by
The Russians in order to facilitate the TRANSMISSION
of courets to Berlin ST. Petersburgh ani to various
point, upon which our Amy may be operating. The
N expOrtaun Of having been prohibited has Oc-
casioned considerable fall in price, from which it
is now likely orecover, as the necessary magazines
for the army had been peutifully supplied previous
4 iy to the breaking out Of hostilities.
HAMBURG, Sept, 13.
" The Courier de Smvrne, of the 9th Aug. says,
N that Lord Cochran is shortly TO return 10 Greece,
with two new steamboats, Col Gordon, who has
left the Greeks three times declaring that he would
y not return, is arrived at Napoli d Ronana. He
n brings a considerable sum of money with him, said
Il to be his own private property.
h In another article, dated Poros, August 5, the
q same paper announces the arrival OF two small
y French vessels at that por the one with a sum OF
u 500. 900 franks board the other with a cargo of
Y ounpowder and other necessary stnres The sup.
kpes are to be delivered over to the President by NJ.
bSe st. Denys An American vessel, freighted with
@provsi0ns and wearing apparel sent by the friends
OF the Greeks in the United States, also mentioned
as arrived.
.& BERLIN. Sept. 10.
NJ The idea now generally entertained here of the
results of the operations agalns the Turks is very
different from that conceived at the beginning olhe
campaign Almost every body is convinced that the
| Russians will not be able to reach Lonstantlnope
This yeaT. even il they should succeed in taking
Y Varna and all the f0rtresses on the Black Sea, the
season is far advanced, and the Navigation ot tle
Black Sea will be next month as precarlous as the
conveyance nf provisions and ammunition is diff
cult. in country which has no regular roads. aud
in which an army IS confined to It's own resources.
The most experienced agree III the 0pinioi that op
erations should he suspended Tor the present, and
that the Russian army should leave the siege o
Shumla, Varna and Sistra, to take their regular
coilse meantime merely rnauain its positions,
without proceeding to other enterprises, which. can
4 only be prosecuted in the good season. The plai
VI often pursued with success by Napoeon of pushing
n forward large masses without regarding the ortres,
es and local hndrances in his rear is extremely haz
4 ardous in country which Affmds no resources ant
3is well known to have been principal cause of h'
failure of the campaign of 1879. 1t is affirmed ha
M The Russian army will now undertake snlla
N maleuvre. and pass Mount Hsemus in great mas
at one point. 1t is said thar this project is spoke
Of, in our higher circles. as one OF which the sue
cess is very dubious 1t is affirmed. however, tina
NJ all the arrangements are already made and that a
soon as the Emperor Nicnolas has reached the army
N it will be put in motion to advanceln mass agasns
4 Adrianopole.