Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-03
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

BY The packet ship Frsn' e, ~n'e" ,et
on the 25th ult The editors OF the new 1ork
Commercial Advertiser have recelye' ,heir re-
gular files of Paris papers to the 24th uit ine'u'
sive. q - q
The Official dispatches Of General Paskles
wish. ada,ed. June es,b, detailing he move
meets which led 10 the capture OF Erzeroum,
were received q St. Petersburg on the a6th y
~. Hesra,es that after taking 'he iown,he 'rar9-
ed that at noon OIL the 25,h June, 800 deihis,
500 regular troops and 1000 cavalry oil me
CORPS Of Hagki Pscha Red from !, in the d'fee'
ZION Of Tokat. Erzeroum con,ains more than
+ $50 pieces Of cannon, and large magazines Of
provisions and ammunition Of which the Kus-
slams were taking an inventory.
Urdrr a Bucharest date Of August 4, it is
said tha al, r. sis snce Is expected at Adriano-
pie, though the population amounts 10 100 ,ooo.
The Inhabitants already begin to abandon the
town, to take refuge in the anterior; and the
!, Turkish troops are every where flying al the
approach Of the Russians General Gresham
has advanced from Orravawi,h body Of 5000
men on the route to Sophia. Agitation oeglns
TO prevail in Seryia. -!
a Ssu,iin article Of August s, states, that let
,ers from the Capital import, that that city rs
in The greatest danger, and that the Sultan has
resolved 10 remote his camp TO Ramis>sl schih''
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discharged; among others, Esred Efendi who
has figured grea, deal in the negotiations
carried on with the medialing powers. The
Sultan issues orders in every direction 10 resyl
to The last ex remily, and displace the comman
ders who exhibit any irresolu'ion. Hussaf
Pacha has gone to Adrianople, TO defend that
place in case Of attack.
Letters from Alexandra Of the 10th Of Jul!
say, that the Viceroy had assembled his toti'ia
to carry The troops to Smyrna, but that having
received intelligence of revolt among The we
habites, he had given contrary orders, ana
means to employ them in The interior. This
will necessarily be unfavorabe to the Turks IL
the military operations in Europe.
The SULTAN in reply to the earnest solicita
tons of the ambassadors, had SEM them writ
ten declaration OF his refusal 10 accept any OF
the propositions made by them, and had also
refused their request TO postr one his dehni'i'f
answer for eight days. Sir Gordon, in cor
sequence, ordered the English vessels TO hold
themselves in RI address, to assist the English in
Pera, In case Of necessity.
The plague was extending in Moldavia and
NNalachia in the beginning Of August par,
of the town FBr allow had been burned in con-
sequence, after which lhe inhabitants Withdrew
10 barracks in the plain or within The Gordon
Sanitare.
Constant;noplA, July 3o.-1l is said that The
Russians in their march 70 Adrianoplr, have
been supported by the Bulgarians who every
where united with them.
The Divan was in session half Of, last nigh
discussing The question, Of sending commits
sioners 10 the Russian head qnsrters TO neso-
ciate for peace. Several me mbers were for the
measure, but The majority were for continuing
he war, because the empire could never be IN
a worse condition 10 make proposals Tor peace
I, was resolves 10 do every thing to arrest ;he
enemy, and instantly TO send off ill possible as
sistanoe TO Adiianople. The position of things
is extremely critical The capital is on VOL
cano, the eruption of which may overthrow the
empire. The partisans Of the Janissaries al
ready br gin TO lifi up their heads and not con-
tent with circulating evil reports, they have
commenced action, Frightening the Inhabitants
Of Para by ipcendiary movements. 1t was by
them that 800 houses were burned at Pera, and
Others al EN- pied TO be set on fire. MANY indi-
viduals have been arrested. A division OF the
guard has received orders to occupy the capi-
tai, and day and night patrols are main aimed
in the streets The castles cf the Bosphorus
keep up frequent and useless cannonade on
the Russian feet, which is increasing outside
the port with view probably Of preventing the
Turkish vessels from going out.
| May the catastrophe Which menaces Con
stantinople not rx end 10 Pera. Measures OF pre-.
au ion have been taken at the houses Of all the
| Ambassadors. Can they be sufIicien, in the
hour OF danger?-.Augs6u,gh GAG
FRANCE The Constitutional Of the 24,h
| says. that the appointment, Of NJ. de Vi,rolles
Minister Of Marine, (the post declined by Ad-
miral Rigney) seemed certain; and that he
would be worihily placed between Messrs. de la
Bourdonnaye and Bourmonr Nevertheless it
was current report a, Paris, that The place had
been offered 10 Rear Admiral d'Augier, and
NJ. D'Haussez, Project OF the Giaonde, both
me mbers If the Chamber OF Deputies. Ac-
,ording TO The summary in The Journal Of Com.
mrrce, the Monitor Of the 23d contains an or
dinance Of the King, appointing Baron Haus-
seq Miniser Of Marine, in The place Of Admi.
raj Rigny.,
A letter from Freneh officer, dated Al
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