Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-18
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By the packet ship Oh aries Carroll, Captain
CLARK. at New-York, Paris papers to the als,
July ,rclusive, have been received. The intel
lgcLce from France is four days la,er than for
rner ad,ices
7ronskai,u,s from the Constitutional. Of July 81.
re Deum was celebrated al Buchsres' on the
Sc July for the capture Of Siiis'ria, after which
tie Bogares waited on the President who inform
ed them that the count intended to re establish
peace on the basis If the treaty of Ackermann,
and hat thev sho.d proceed 20 elect new hes
prd,r. He recommended hem TO follow the
new system Of simplcily and economy adopted
by the Sui. an, viii, h they were averse.-
There will be much difficulty in choosing a
Sultan.
They wroe from Bucharest July OH, that
the sicgcs Of RA 'schu'k ond Giurgevo were to
commence Immediately. and tina, a part Of the
army of operation arSllis'ria had mare he'd in
that direction "A corps Of obs erS alton Of So,-
600 men, RENAMED before Choumla, and Gene,
raj Diebilsch was making preparations 70 ad-
vance on Adrianopi" The reinforccmen,s on
their march had o. ters TO reBdez' Gus with all
speed Basardschik.
A Rus>isn aud Turkish Commissioner bad
au interview in the camp al Choumla, 10 UNI
ders and Zach other as "a the negotiations.
winch IL was proposed to open. Russia, il was
Said, proposes as ba,i, he 'rea of Aekrr-
IN ~, and az intiem iy 10 be subsequently, dis.
crasd for the expenses Of he was
doubt, d. Cops,an iuople, whc her the Pore
would nominate commissioners, until al III
conditions proposed by Russia were positively
known. III" Porte wa, by no means disheart>
enrd.
nj NuftIInO embark NAMES
Cous,antinnple. bur he Auesburgh & zere
says lille hones wrrr entertained ii his effect
ing 7uy thing ~ his mission.
Gfnpi al Cicism Y had received orders To send
25,ooe men to r,inforce the armv blockadipg
Giureewo His army in lesser WAn,chia, was
in perfect heath
They wrote from Jassy on the 9Th Of July,
that in, consequence Of the victory of Xoule-
vtcha, Russian CORPS uuder the orders OF Cen
Pahlcn had passed he Balk IN, thus tran,iorm-
ing the Sc az OF war 10 Romelia. On the other
side of the Ba kan there was a large body Of
troops al E>ki Stamhoul. 4 new army Of fresh
rroops was catering me P'iaci2allies. The re-
serve were passing the Danube, and the atmy
Of Observation thus strengthened suffi lently
10 advance and appear in the course Of a few
weeks b, fore Alrianoplr.
.ersburgh was illuminated on receiving
the news of ,hr tall OF III lslria. News was re-
celved q, the same lime of Victory gained by
united dr'scAments, under NJ jor Generals
Meurarctf and Buzznw on the l4'H e jane, ov
er g'ea, masses of Turks, 20 the fie Of Poz-
how, in which they lost their camp, which was
carried by assault, 'heIr artillery. stores, &C.,
with 400 prisoue' and Eve Standards.
I.ei,eys from Cons,an inoplc, acr ordlng TO
Semliu dae If J,y 18Th, announced thai SC
rr,ary of ,ne G. and Vizicr had arrived from
the Camp at CD umia, bearing proposition, Of
peace from the Russian General liz Chief, and
asking orders from TIE SULTAN for tie Grand
V zier Grneral Oiehitsch had advised The
Grand NizIer that he had power from he EN-
peror TO 'rest for Pcao", should tie Porte wish
To pu, an end 10 he war. The V'zicr r. PHI d
in doubtful manner, Sa:i"g ,ha' all the con
dl,ions on which 'he treaty was To be made,
must be knrwn, b.tore negotiations could he
opened.
The Nuremburg Gazctle announced thai
Var a had oer ainly been evacuated bv the gar
ri,on, On acc cunt oi their sickness.
Markets at Havre, Jpiy 5lsi-Salcs Cotton,
90 bale- G-nrgia 81 j; % Louisi-na a, 81, Is
do st ! l2l; SO oris Pp'ash, 10