Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-01

the necessity Of 70 establishing he ancient re-
lafipns between tte Two governments. Tie
Mussulmans OF MI ranks cclrbrlt 4 the da0 ~ a
festival The Porte persisted iu It%jeciine the
Protocol OF July %, which u fegarded rs a
supplement- 10 the treaty Of March 9, 1927,
Neither wouli thc Refs Il Hrndi hear Of an
alteration IN the boundaries Of Greece. All be
sad. thai the Porte would yield TO It's resolled
Greek subjects WAS an amnesty. and certain
privileges which had been already promised
10 them Such was also the language Of all the
Dfagomans, The departure OF Eagllsh yes-
sells with Turkish pilots for Terapia, hae, say
these ndvices, been already announced. IL -
also certain thai the English ffigate which
brought in X Gordon, has received n fTnian
authorizing her % enter the Block Sea. She
10 ready. ard II to sal ia. dnY TO visit the coasts
aud hafbonfs OF that sea. THIS license sscites
much sensntion IN the capital, a.. according
To ancient treaties concluded with Russia. no
vessel Of war could h. permitted To enter The
Blark Sea. But Turkey is willing TO give Eng
land u pledge OF INDEMNITY rs SIR rockons On
her Assistance in case Of need. aud an armed
intervention, IN the part of England, Is already
spoken Of should ihe II 'ssians menace the cap
ital. Tae Dtagomau 1schak Etfendt las sent
to Count ID bitseh the answer Of the fOtte 10 his
preparations winch amounts Only ton counter
project of pncliea'ion, which the Russians can
NOT accept. Grain continues 60 afse Al Con
sianlinople. by land aud sea. II seems that
The harvest is good, There is no plague, which
seems u mirncle, MS 1t i. confidently asserted To
prevail in Inc Grand V2i-t's army. Tho IA
yestmpuf of Ru1schnk and the bad news rom
Cho9mla arc known. The 5altan keeps him
self in his camp nj Iefepia The unexpected
diversion NJ S,zenali ha5 eonfounded lis plans.
His admleis begil 10 ackuoR ledge thai hr has
wanted foresight. seems, however, certain,
that thirty thousand men frnm Bosnia md tho
Nlbnnins, have now htivea 90 the Danube
Money la not wanting, aud the coin, though
hasely allowed, continues to circulate.
From NE Ganer1t HEAD Qpartefs-Birouae
Of Dortoieh, Joican gi (2lgt July j. General
kfassouskt, after the capture Of a%iIistiia, act
of for Clumla with n large part 81 the troops,
Seeding n corp on u kouslnulsi. The pas
sagn of the Bnik n commenced IA Two columns
before the ID (l6tl, Of July } The right col
uma inder kntigrr. Win IL hnilal,ors end
! gtiBcnis of Cosshcks. was sent towards Kim
prkol. T. nhnk The left Que, md asst ~ IL
oljec,, wnic., composed OF ~ bittalions, 10
squairoos apd ? - giments Of tossacks was 20
i1rre the passagt 1.-THE kamezib. BESIDES
this, n reserve afg2 bat a ions 8 .qundrons.
aud Q rg nenis of Cossaok5, under Count
Palisn, WINS 10 follow near these colunnq, 10
aid .iihci tha, might rcquirr T. Gen. kraf.
soushi, viii, % pH allons, 10 sguadruus and 1
regiments of DossncLs, icm tined mar Ghonn.
Ia. TO observe the Grant ViairT, and cover the
line ofoprralioasof he troop a. be seat beyond
tn Balkan
l. had been aai-faGtorily learned that the
enemy attended onh 10 tue drienee Of Ghoum-
In, mud hhd Withdrawn forces from Bias kame-
zik. To II H. men designs. thr Rn suns there.
foe. marched III bv degrees IN ihe night ~
Columns arrived from Stitia Count Pal-
/ IL .--a .I.s IL 80 ~ 49, I'D -
leave Cfoumla before The night Of the 6ih
Unb) This passed wilhout disturbing tho
Grand Vzier. The first obstacle these grnhTs
ais met was the small river kampsic, very wift
| aud lprdablc in only II places, where the Turks
had entrenchments aud cannon. Radlger seut
only two baitalions aud ! regiment Ui Cossaoks
against kiud, ikui, 10 amuse the garrison ~ IL
was n very strong place, while he went round
(by surprising 1000 Turks NJ Czalamaly. and
throwing over n bridge the same night aud
entered klnpriksl NJ q the mex. morning, with
10 baltalious. There he attacked Jonssouf, Il
Pacha with two tail who fed, with his troops
before thu Rnssians fred u gun, or lost n man.
Leaving 4 batlnlions there, Rud ger march
cd down the right bank to assist Roth If neces-
saly.
General Roth also reached the same river on
the 9th. NJ The place where The road from Var
ma TO Bourghs crosses II. The spot was wei
defended. aud was in Ike manner turned, 10y
Gro sing nrnr DulcinI village, seven wersts n
boye with Ia 5altallions, hy II f0u deemed
Impfaciisable. They had 10 throw four bri14
ge over branches Of the kamrZii, and take \
snail Turkish work 80 ih4t they did MOI get
there till day break on The I'm. The enemy
fed ~ The charge aud the Rnssians passed
on 10 Der~iCi joyan, where was Nj Cheficks
principal carp, u pacba with two tails. A new
regular cavalry regiment hfsi came OUT :
II regiment Of lnncefs aud some c1ssaeks cur
them to pieces in a twinkiing. The e0trench-
ments covering the camp were soon carried.
under n FIRE Of 10 cannon. The Turks lost ma
ny 10 light-the camp was taken, with 8 can
non, 9 caissons, q standards, and 300 prisoners.
Attic lame time General Frolotf came over the
river, some Of his soldiers swimming, and added
10 the route.
On the 18Th, Roth went on TO hspIo, his van.
guard 10 Paleofhna, the top of the Balkan.
The Turks Were so panic struck that the Iaft
column may be considered as having eilected
The passage OF the mountains. Rudiger got IN
GRANDDAUGHTER on The 9Th, lis advance 10 Al
Radgic-Count Pahlen's reserve u Derwich
JUvan.
In conclusion, the battles oithe oh, 9th aud
7th. which opened The Balkan passes, cost the
enemy 10 cannon, II colors and nearly 500
pri.oners, besides many killed They were
going on the same day The Grand Vizier
had not ieft Choumia.
Advices from S lin 20 the 2Oh July say thai
Husseln Pacba, has made no movement against
the enemy, although he has 6O,000 men N
Bourgas, The Turkish Generals having received
orders 10 remain upon the defensive.
giRis, July 2.-On the Goth OF June the
corps OF The army effected one of The most
difficult movements across the steep and woody
heights Of SaJanIon. where the enemy hoped
TO stop our progress but their attempts we're
rendered useless by a skilful IpanGuvre. Whist
our left wing made a false attack on The Tur-
kish camp, the corps effected its passage on The
right, and taking another road, fastened on
the euemy's flank. On the 29th, the Turks, u
mounting TO sixteen hundred men, approached
our position. and occupied the entrenchments
from which they wee repnlsed by Major Gem