Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-24
ro9gIGN NEWS.
,rp 1cENcE FROM EUROPE.


victory east of the EuxIne, and the prep
arations Cor the opening of the campaign
on the Danube continued with unabateo
vigor.
The Gazette de France of the 9th of
May has an article of gloomy character
on the PRESENT state ofthe Kingdom
"Danqels," says the Gazette, rare aP-
preaching; internal order is interrupted IN
different parts OF the realm; the seeds Of
of dissolution sown by the revolution over
all Fralce, develop themselves, and &C
qure strength by the weakness of the cen
trail power Serious troubles have broken
out at Chateauroux. at Blanc, at Chateau
dun, at Laval, at Charte, and at Nevers.
These troubles accustomed by the want of
provisions in the departments where corr
is dear. are combined 10 he others with
the avoved resistance 10 those employed
TO colec. the excise on liquors, with the
publications in the tactlous journals Of
Paris the declarations Of provincial prints,
and the Illusions OF demagogues IN the tn
.bune. In Nieyre two towns have risen at
the same time, to distract the public
strength, indicating an actual plot. At
Nevres well dressed men have been seen
exciting the sediGons and distributing mo
ney among the groupes." The writer
complains of the language Of the liberal
papers, as being Intended to fan the cX-
cltement, and concludes by saying, I've
are in the mean while without d minister,
in a Chamber Of winch nearly halt the
members respond to ,hese anarchical APP
peals; and remedy or the public dan
ger is already sought, by the re-organiza
ton of the National Glard of Paris; that
lis to say, by the TRUMAN Of armed rebel
lion; and this suggestion is made by
journal in the pay Of men who are the
kings counscllors, (the Journal dcs De
bats; and the budget is taken up for dis
cussion in the midst of sodltlons, lmpOSts
refused, and ncendiary declamatons.-
Demands for the public service will be
met by objections on account Of the price
of bread; the people will be stirred up a
ganst the army, against the magistrates,
against the salaried officers Of the state,
and the government itself. The danger
four situation is immense; the symptoms
become so alarming that it has become a
subject of enquiry whether it would not
be prudent to prorogue the chamber until
September, in order to remit the discussion
of the budget after the harvest, and 20
leave the factions such terrible means Oh
exciting masses to opposition"
The same Journal says thatthe chamber
of deputies presented an affecting specta
Gle on the 1th of ALay when three men;
who had solicited from Strangers in 1915
the expulsion of the Bourbons, had ap-
peared boldly appaudiag themselves for
what they mad done. the ministers remain
ing silent IA their seats during the whole
scene; while NJ de Lafayette was eulog,
Eng the Corles and speaking abusIyelr
of "a prince Of the house of Bourbon.
". Y Com .4do.
ANOTHER BATTLEIN THE EAS
The ST. Petersburg Journal ofApil -
gives the following account of another
brilliant victory gained BY Gen. Paske
witsch, over the Turks in Asiatic Fur-
key:
ST. Petersburg, april %,
BY means Of a report dated March -,
Adiutant General Count Paskewltch O,
Ervan has forwarded to his Majesty the
following details of another victory gained
over the Turks.
Major General Hesse, who had recoiv-
ed orders to concentrate ms division IA
Guriel, received Information that the TURKS
had shown themselves IN considerable force
on the Kabulet 80 as TO keep the ncIghboi
ing villages of GurleI in q constant state
of alarm. Il had been ascertalned tina.
Kaya-Oglu, the Pacha of Tapezunt. had
advanced at the head Of 5000 men, aat
had received further reinforcement 20 tho
extent of 5000 men from Batum, kab
ulet Tshanetes, TshaluOy. that he hau
formed an entrenched camp on the banks
of the lake situated between KutrshI ahc
the fortress of st. Nicholas; had erected
other works upon the narrow pass between
the forest and the lake, and had 1t in con
temptation TO attack our division, and
make himself master of Guriel, as soon
as he should be joined by a reinforcemen
of 10 600 men which were daily cyDeCte,
from Trapezunt. Major General Hesst
Immediately resolved upon anticipating the
enemy.
On the 9th of March the General pro
ceeGed with battalion of the Mingrela
regiment, Of infantry, three companies Of
the 4lh rifle regiment, in all l,2l6 men,
with -four light field pieces and two howit
.zers, together with 1915 of the GurieI mi
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