Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-21

Republic TO the all engrossng purpose Of making its
beloved idol President.
As to Mr.. Clay's letters to Blair we Grain asser,
upon the strength of having read them, that 10 our
apprehension, ,key reject credit upon him.
ForeiS .Htits.-We Fresen; news to-day, which we
are persuaded will prove perfectly agreeable 10 our
readers-the certainty Of between Russia and
Turkey However piian,hropists and christians we
may be called upon 10 depl0se such an event on pri
ef' We believe that in honest sincerity, il wl COW
10 al! classes of people much satisfaction both as a
measure likely 10 prove beneficial to this country in
her commercial operations aud one calculated to
rouse up the general spirit, depressed BY 5ng abb
serce of soul stirring events.
The Pacific, arrived at n. York, brings I.iverpoo,
adyices down 10 the 10th MAY The Russian army cer
taniy crossed tie Prulh the 27i April for the nur
pose Of taking possession of the prime nnes of Wal
lachia and floldayia that portion OF the Turkish. Em
pre, which lies between the Pruih on the north and
tue Danube on the south In his declaration of war
dated at ST. Petersburg the 25h April new siyie( the
Emperor Nicholas, briefly aud caiiy sets for,,
the of the Wharf.-The violation of the Treaties
o! Bucharest AMI Alderman by the Porte the closing
OF the Dosphorus 10 Tie Russian trade and ndgDity 10
her flag after the battle OF Nava,in her interference
with the negotiation for peace with Persia, her mani
fesIo TO the nussnrnan race, Of Dec 29lh denonnc.
ing Russia and calling upon the whole followers OF The
Prophet, 10 stand by their couutry and religion.
The principal Russian army destined for te Invasion
IS commanded by Count Wittgenstein, and rated al
10000 This however, is bat d small portion Of
the enormous force which hat great Empire has on
foot, thongb i; probable large enough for tic lob in
hand The Turks il is said, bave fcy forces and no
Notifications in Nlo!davia and w ,Ilacia Their Chief
arny reckoned at 10000 man. is posted far south even
q Che Danube.
The Emperor Of Russia PROCESSES moderation in ms view
upon Turkey and would persuade world that he wishes
than Observation-Disclosures the past, and the
observance Of Treaties b. Turkey for The future. The
English newspapers affect think him sincere in t,e
ptocssiun And it is Confederation of their since
r:y, b. proving it general that the Russian Declaration 81
War made small impression nron the s;ori nar,e,
The great questions yet in ipcer,i,uac are 10 ,yal
extent Russia carries her views who rcs n the corcuc,,
of Cousan:inope and the exirpaton Of 1pslev in El-
rope, simply - satisfaction past injuries nd security
against future both Of which may effected oy Tn, occ
patton or The Principa iities.
The second and mos, important important ~ :. IN,
other, is, whether the powers of Euroue are likely
90 be drawn into the conflict. This will 10 dou5t depend
mach "pou the Oiher-upon observation of what spir,
acn0'ss Russia, whether ofcocqucs aud asgraudizcmcn:
redrs orig. II the former, scarcely to DC qucs
tened that France aud England VII interfere to prevent
much accession 10 the already oy.ns-owa strength o.
Hussaan Interference be occssoncd ty 40 regard fo
t'c Turks bnt jealousy If Russian asccndanry. It Is said
Upon the arihory Of c.tes from ind;v;}uas abou, TIC
rcrson Of Geo. w. mot pubcd) when hn heard til,
Russians would the Pfu;h 'hcn says nc "In rusf
I'm Turk" manifestation n least of HI, Jealousy
Russian power Ifon the other hand, Russia shall act ug
to her moderate professions and herself viii; n
demny. then it probable they viii be left Gsht ou
b. themselves.
In any cvcu'it 70 be 7uos;iorca That the cxcs;or
fine c.ec,'"""7 f.t"r. ' b rf,:.cit. 'ris Aa-