Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-12

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ed.
Position 9fhe RuSSonJ-A correspondent Of the New York
yelled the ground of the mla operations
and Turks, has furnished article
of the armies of these o mowers in the ar of 1910 and
That OF 1923 His remarks with showing the
OF the political circumstances which progress
Russia the former campaign and which have longer
existence But II is 10 the
her armies, he explains IT, and the of the country
that we would draw the attention of the reader they show
r what reason 'aa and borgas points Of Importance
is true tina, the for,resses of Giugeyo and Rudschuck
which before taken by the Russians still the
hands Of the Turks; but the other hand have
entire possession of the country and of the passes between
OF this Sea- and At peace NTH Great Britain they been
able to convey hc heavy artillery baggage and supplies 10y
water to the Gull OF BouTsas Having OF the
this gulf together with Wanna gulf that name the
nfrcenens landed along the enabled Immediately
70 combine their operations with that portion
main Amy, which has passed the mountains II they
have not taken Schonla, nor have they do That
fortress the bands Of the Turks will purposes
better by the diversion the forces the Grand
Sesuor stationed in that quarter for its defence Meantime
between this fortress and Consannopc itself there
~ be Obstacle the march of invading av fanked
hat Of the Emperor Nicholas friendly shore wa<hei by
which account has been received appears been
fought in the nghborhood of KIRK Eccese an ancen, la
p'tated town. without of Defence about 80 miles in
line due from Adrianople, aud perhaps 100 miles from
Consannope From the position of the army al that
time would appear that there absolute necessity Of
eir making attack ATanople The Kirk
Ecclcser to Constantnope, may pursued without any at
probably occasion great loss OF Time seems probable tina,
the Russians will leave only sufficient corps observation in
the nerghborhood TO protect their from surpGse.
BY the brig Bcvan, at Philadelphia frem Vera Cruz
The editor Of the National Gazette has received YER
bal information that guard stationed around
the residence of Mr. Ponsett, to protect his person.
lie was Certainly safe and tranquil OH the 27d Au-
gust. The editor has received file ofthc Bulletin
o6tcnt, published in the Mexican capitol TO the 2ls
August inclusive. The Bulletin of the 18th August
contains Santa Annals first dispatch, in which he
pledges himself to destroy the invaders or perish in
the attempt. The supreme Governmcr was orrani
eng two armies of reserve and had dccreed forced
loan of S28l8,li3, to be assessed upon the several
states and applied exclusively the exgencies of the
present war.
1t was ascertaned that many of the invading troops
were disposed to desert to the Mexcaus but deferred
by the apprehension of falling under the operation of
the law that expels all Spaniards from the soil Ac-
cordng to the Mexican official reports the number of
the hostile force five thousandas the vanguard to
to be followed quickly by second expedition of the
same amount, and finally by another body of ten
thousand, who were to be directed against Vera Cruz
Perhaps this exsggeration Intentional with the
purpose OF rousing the Mexcans to greater Efforts
They do not seem, however, to have needed any 9TH
eF stimulus than their love ofindependepce.