Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-29
Turkish Commissioners charged with n.ea,i.

the capital without delay"
This statement il corrobora,ive Of that from
Adriahople, Of the ninth, given above
The German papers CONTINUE to give long
extracts Of private letters from the Levant,
which for the most part, are merely different
ent versions Of the accounts already received.
The following are the only paragraphs worth
extrac,ing:-
" The advices of The 2sh Aug. from Con-
stan inople, lrave no doub, Of tina capital hsv-
ing been threatened wrh a dreadful a,asrro-
phe, which was only avered BY The arres, AID
execution OF great number Of male ouien,s,
among whom was the Commander Of he Cas-
ties Of the Bosphorus Th~ decision Of the
Captain Pacha in ordering his officer, who
was a warm partisan Of the Jsniss r,es, 10 be
put to death, entities HIM TO ,ht hughes, praise
In the Turkish capital nothing IS known re-
speeding the positions Of the Russians, bur il
is certain hat the mpunfains viii hex eni 20
wards the sea OF Nsrmora are COZ cred with
| troops. The negoci ions If The English aud
French Ambassadors rela i've to Greece con
inue, but il is likely ,ha, they viii only BE- ter
minated al hdrianople. A firm an has just been
issued, enjoining the inhabitants of ths Turkish
capital % remain in their houses, aid assuring
them that peace will be shortly cpncluded.-
F. ON Adrisnople we learn iha Gen Diebi,sch
has declared hat peace must be signed before
the 18th Of Septemb~r. The Russians conti-
nue. upon god 'erms with h. inhabitants Of
Romelia, who c,i,ed them with open arms.
The celebrs'ion f thu G,eek worship a'Iracts
general attention. a Adrianople, and j, even at
! tended by .Ae Matomrtsns the ms-lves. The
municipality Of ,drianopl have off' red to sup
ply prosisiors to he troops gratis, but General
Diebitseh has only accepted their Offer as ii
concerns forage The road fr"m Adriano2le
to Bonrgas presents The sam, app arance as in
time Of peace The labors of the field ar. pur-
sued as usual. Russian pos, houses haze been
established on he ODD. Gen HENS van
gnard is now only twerty French leagues from
Constan,inople. NH'wI,hs' AIDING the happy
prospect Of peace, he activity Of the forces on
the left bank Of IN Danube is 10 r",axrd. II
seems to be fully intended 10 attack Routsc houk
and Chuumla, as the Sc two fnres>e, still con-
tain good troops. and re Russians cannot think
of 'aki"g uD their winter q arters until they
have fall, n into their barcs."
The following is an extract from a private
letter from Vienna, dated Sep emb'r ~. W.
give i, as mere gossip:
ut was stated with con6denos, yesterday,
that the sffars # ,hr Easl nad be a'rang d
The Ambassadors and diplomatic agen OF
the European Powers were said To havr ex
pressed their appreciation Of the c"ndi ions OF
the treaty Of pt ace. Jsrhs nd '"ni o be paid
TO Russia is said TO be fix d ~ 40 "i'lio"s oil
roublrs, and he conquered provinces we're 10
occupied for three yeats. The mas' OF the AR
my, according TO The same eport, had begun
hts rettogr de movement toward the Balkans,
| md, mn a n Y
would be impossible later in the season. Such
was he pacific intelligence bruited about i" he
course Of yesterday; but in the evening Prince
| Ne,ternich con,radic,ed il al diploma uc
soires and treated il as q tissue OF faI'ehood.
! He even asserted hat the demand, OF Russia
were not Of such ma ure as 10 OBJ ain he as
sent of England and Austria, and ,ua' The An
5assadors Of the two Powers could no. have
acceded TO them. 4" Moreover " said the Prince,
elf all tina, Russia requires be granted, so lar
will the war be from being brought To an END,
that the clemens OF war wil' be thereby piepar>
ed hos ilities would reCOmmence at future
| period with greater inv,ttracy than ever, and
| from the cas-, it would be sp'ead 10 all Europe.
On the other hand, il, by 'emp"rIstng, Gt"er'i
Diebitsch and his ar:ey could be de ai"ed tor
some time in the plains Of Adri.nople, C"ns'a an
| tno2le will be saved. We shall have gained
our cause The season will make war Tor the
! Turks and we shall assis HEM"
| This is all humbng Prince Metiernieh Is
! TOO old and too wary { X, 70 rattle on in his
way al tea par;v; uor 10 shorthand writers go
10 such places with their ink-horns round theu
necks.
| Extract Of private ie,'rr from Marseillr>:
"a traveller JUS, arrived here from A"e"na
states that hr learned there OF a CABINET courier
| that General Diebitsch had al his head quar-
tiers a, AdrianopIe, but was sending IRON tn n, c
troops iu all directions to within twelve or nj
teen leagues Of the capital, and ha he Rus'
sians cut of all com munio a,ions, wi h""' wen
suffering couriers 10 pass, which Obliged them
| 10 take circui,ous roads. This traveller con,
cludes from what he heard, that the obj CT OF
General Diebitsch is TO prevent intelligence ar
irving promptly in Europe, in order that he
NAV no, be lhwar,ed in his projects by diPio-
maiic intervention"