Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-23

s,.n,n pl, ,wo ar three days after h's occuPa'
ton Of adrianoole, probabls reached ma "a
nj, al before the end Of August. 1a'ihg pre-"
;o,ned by the reinforcement, for which ne wan
ed al Aidos I've frrces with which br advances
cannot br fewer than sc, en'y or eighty thoos'n"
men No apprehension is no" entertained U,
England AID her Ali BRING drawn INFO r'a'
intervention in favor of hr Sui an; but II me
,o,al subversnDn Of the Oi'"mah Empire 'h u'o
result from the triumph OF the Russians u
probable that the division OF 'hr spoiis ""ui'
give rise 10 warm dis ussions nt"fe' INC
Powers, and even war
In connection with he above the Fnr's Con-
stitutionnel Expresses an opinion that
Gen. D,ebi,sch, after The capture OF Adri-
anopie, would not march suddenly upon Ion
stan inople bui would continue 10 advance oy
slow degrees from day 10 day. ne sudueh
appearance Of me Russian troops before Ion,
staninop'e, it considers, would have lnou ea
the Ottoman soldi z, % commit horrible
cesses in the capital previous to their hig"' IN
to Asia; wheyea, by advancing gradu 'iiV, Inc
Mu,sulman population bri"g always kept In
ignorance Of wha is passing, s'ro' oe'"ch-
men, ap?roae hing imprrcep,inly, might be IN
,roduced into the ely, and u"i'ing win he
u "
thus Save par, if not the who'll OF what would
be devoted to destruction A preCipita'r a..
tack according 10 he Constitutional. would
not lead to such result, md upon his gr"und
the prscsution and ardinrss wih which u u
Oiebit.ch directs bis movements may be ac-
counted for"
The Berlin State Gazere, Of the lth OF Sept.
contains the lowing details upon the Capture
Of Adrianoplt:-
1.-THE garrison of AdrisnoDle amounted TO
10 900 men Of regular troops, who, al The APP
proach &c the Russians, laid down their arms,
although all the roads were open tor them
TO effect their re,rea,. The Turks abandoned
to the conuuerrrs their camp, arms, ammu>
milton, S. pieces Of cannon, % stand oil colours,
and five horse tails, and received permission to
re urn home % devote themselves TO sgri vi
,u,al latours The numerous populs ion Of
the city, Christian. and Mahometans, wen
ou' to meet the army with the utmost conh
dence."
Under date of Frankfort, September 7'h, II
is said, =" Tina according to letters ON 81
pe,e' sburgh, il does not serm that The Empr'
ror Nicholas Is mu b inclined easily o resign
n. advantages which he may derive from The
III, cess of his aims. We learn from he capt
tai hat Gen. Di bitsch has received posi- i've
ord Rs to prosecute his "ptralions as fai as
Cons,sntinople, withou' suff ing himself 10 be
stopped by any consde, alton "
TRIpoLI The SrmaDhore has published a
de taiird account OF tie proceedings in lriPol',
rrl.'iv- 10 the paprrs If Major Laing, III
oelebra ed African ave ller, wno was murdered
IN the desert his return from Iombuctoo-
Tie was first auscked by some Africans who
were watching hi, march, with a iseDle escort,
he Tended h,ms"lf sr iv,iy, and had his righ'
hand CO, IF FL subsequently w,o'e d letter
TO his wife wit tn lift. Some time after Gel
tam c., adsures, who had 70, med pat Of his es
| corr arrived a. rrpnli, md informed Colon"l
W,irirg on father in law o. NJ LANG md
Con sui General of II. b VI. a, rripoli hat
his son in ia had en- murdered in the desert.
a rumor s spre d, that The papers of Major
LANG had bern brough, Tipoti and mys,e
riously received Nv noted Turk, NAMED ia>s-
ouna Dghies. his came thr Of Col
Warrington. who immrd,a civ required 'he
cha Ia ex nine into the fair. HassOuns
took refuge with me Consul f the Uni ed
S,ares. Mr.. Cox. The P.cra formed This
gentleman 'haI he respected tie in,iolahili y
f the asylum he had grained 10 Ha,sou",; but
a he esiimon, Of tue later was m I i'll
m invt S igating n circumstances attending
The as,assna ION of Major Lai"g. hr prayed
MIN no. to favor his escape. Ha,>ou"", now
ever, did leave rripoh on thu 9Th A"gost, dis
gui ed, it was said as an Anne il an ffcrr, and
ork refuge on board III" U ) MY four,
F., Fl Id, commanded bN ap'ain Park'r. TIL
cap am, no dnub was dec ived IS o he Turks
character. He weighed ano hor on the morn
ing If August 10th In Consequence Of his
ape, Mo am d Dshis bro her ut the runa
way, va ARE. ed and examined IN The pres
en'e + h principal ofi, Rs He fell on his
knees and rnddP Wi tea dec araIon under
oah, that his broth hai han in his posses
sion he pspe's Of VI Tor Laing, bu, hid de-
ltv re Them o a certain person W." was 10
pay 40 per CEN, upon the debts contracted ny
Ha>souna, Ia France. The pAck-Lhe described
m,nn'ely and said he seals were unbroken. Mo
hsmrd, fearing al his brorher's crime might,
BE- visited on his head, hing comm n N Tr
DoIi took refuge wi he dppo,iia.y OF the