Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-15
TUESDAY. DECEMBER Is, 1899.
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.

. By the arrival Of H. B. NJ 5 November Pack
e, the EDITORS Of the Commercial Advertise
ave received from their attentive corrrspon
den,, a file Of the Lond on Times, TO the 5th o
November. inclusive.
The packe, WIS "a days 10 Halifax, apt
sailed on the Cd for Boston, where she arrived
OF wedne sday Mr. Moore, the messenger
arrived in N York on his way Washington
wrh despa' ches To. he British Minister.
The King, i, is confidently s'a'rd III the Bri
Ton Gazrue, is ag ain about to honor the Pa'il
ION a. tina, place as his residence.
RUSSIA AND TUnKEY.-The results Of thu
LAT. war, and the position Of the Russian ar
mics in Turkey, still occupy the attention o.
the governments, and the curiosity Of the peo'
pie The Russian Cove rnment CONTINUES to
issue congratulatory addresses to the troops
an. the latter TO read letters and reports trans
mit,ed by the vic orious off crs. The TurSs
SEEM decidedly beo on becoming he pupils OF
tn, ir ,ictors in civil les and liberali,y. The
folL,wing General Order, addressed to the army
OF he Caucasus, and to The Naval squadrons
which took par, in the war, was published a,
s P-t-rsburgh on the 18Th OF October:
"Ordtr oftae Day of HIS IIgjsstq n. Emperor, to The
.roops oftte Ncond 7rny q Moe Of tie corps VI The
Cdaea'us and 10 The sqi,dons Of tie fleets eth" Bel
nc asa The Black Sea- Uhich took part IN he tsro LIST
campaigns
Brave soldiers and sslors-The all.powerful be ne
dc,ions IF Divine Providence have put end to this
war, an which you have gained imp. rshsble glory.
and thanks your efforts Russia celebrates glorious
peace
Two quarters IF the world have constantly resnund-
ed with victories. the numerous forces of
m, who made obstinate resistance, have neen ami
hated Vt all ,ints, and before has vanished the
ancient renovn ut those mpregnable rsmpsrts, which
before you. never knew conqucror Boldly passing
chains OF almost Impcrvous moun'ains, and striking
the enem, in his mos, Inaccessible retreats, you
have constrained him at t5e very gate Of Constantine
pie, solemn, 10 acknowi, dge his Inability to oppuse
your vslour You have equally distinguished yourself
by your moderation towards the vanquished, by your
conduct to the peaceabl- inhabitants Of the countrI,
sujdued by your arms, in offering th m protec-
ton and friendship BY the strict obserysnces OF thu
most exemplary ord, and the strctest discipline; last
", by the scrupulous fulhment OF all your duties II
thus that you have shown yourselves worthy Of the
name of Russian soldiers.
Desiring to recompense so many eminent services
rendered w you the throne and the country order
all hose VINO have taken part in tn, military operations
against the Turks in the campaigns of 1928 and 1899,
20 suspended to the riband OF the order Of ST
George the medal which have just instituted for the
in Turkey. May this mark of honor be forever a
mpumen, of your glory and OF my grati'us may it be
for the future new pledge of the fidelity of your T.
yicesi
(Sigued) NICHOLAS
So. Petersburg, LIST (iSfh) October
letter from tie Russian Camp before
Shoumla, announces the death Of LIEUTENANT
general prince Madaoff, Of an a"rrrism, which
Termed last winter. He was an off er ceehra,.
ed Tor his brillian, valor. The letter adds:--
He has been inferred at Sh umla, in the
churca Of the Assumption Of the Virgin, wnere
the funeral sersie was performed according
10 tie rites If the Greek Church by he Bulea
risn clergy. This ceremony was act omp n-d
by ci,cums'ance tha' did honor TO prince
Madatoff; Ne Grand Eizier, who had had in
him so Formidable an adversary. was pl as-d
to pay in pc rson with his troops the last mill.
'ary honors TO this in're2,d warrior"
TIE news Of peace had not yet reached he
Head Quarters Of Grn. Paskeui,sch, a, the
date of the last advices from Asistic 1u, kew.
Ard from the Official accounts Of The opera.
tons Of that army, it appears that
General Paskewitsch, judging it necessary
10 di ,per Sc considerable body Of troe - " ich
had assembled IN the envrons # Eum,sch-
K pane, SEM Col. Simnnwit-ch wi h d~t ,ch.
msn, for the purpose, who afer most IF, ult
march found the enemy on the 18th (24,h) of
August, on for''6fd mountain. and entirely
defeated and dispersed his unops The mex,
day he reached Gumisch K,anr, which wa,
abandoned ny The Turkish Irou2s. The inhsb.
itants chishy Greeks. Came GU, with ,heir 81
shop at their head and with the holy images,
to meet the Colo"el, to- whom hey delivered
the keys"
"Count 1ssks wi'sch himself afterwards
marched towards Trebisnnd, but on account,
OF he extraordinary diff u,ies of m road
could &c, no nearer 'hAu 20 worst, Of Trebi,
sond. On his march he received the new.
GA brilliant victory gained by Msjo, General
Hs.sc over the Turks near Moukhs Es,s,r.
1T is 20 b. pre- 'umed tina, no farther hos
tii,i,s have taken pi,ce in Asia, wher. the
news Of the ne ace must have sonn arrivrdn :