Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-06-04

some "a 'ue FRENCH papers, Reeasu.
received, eucourags toe idea -. -
Persians may yet endeavour "a a.. 1s
stand against the encros ehmsss.
Russia, and enter the field for ia
pose OF regulating their lost ro,se,s. 80.
Such an attempt at this moment 49,.
promise success, should the peonI.s
mite under capable and exper;soes
leaders, as it would be impessibIs q
Russia to detach from hev forces on,h.
march to Turkey, sny thing like an sdsl
quste number Of men to subdue a ma
ton determined to be free The nr..-
eDt Sohah, despotic ruler of Pets;,
has given every indication of imbeeil;ly
IN the administration of bis governmen,
and there is no one instance more strik.
log in this characteristic than bis tam.
submission to the all grasping and I'm.
Just demands of Russia at the close q,
the late war.
The assassination of the Russian Am.
bassador and suite al Teheran. is M,
ascertained to have been occasioned no
the hatred of the Persians, in conss.
qlence of the contribution imposed b.
Russia at the conclusion of the la,.
Peace, and such is said to be the rae.
of the Persians, Notwithstanding he,
habit of submission to despatic author.
ty, that they are clamofous for war with
Russia.
The Persians accuse tbsir Govern,
ment, and Justly too, of having basel,
abandoned the Turks. who are of IN.
same religious faith, and of having lost
the best opportunity OF throwing off tn,
ignominious Russian yoke. The Schsb
it is thought will End il difficult to resis.
the popular feeling; and should he b.
compelled to submit to the unanimou,
voice Of the nation, the most important
results must necessarily follow any q.
version Of the Russian forces from tbei,
original destination, to attempt the re.
conquest of Persia.
Orders had been sent to General Gull.
leminot to return to Cobstanfinonle.
The Journal du Commerce of the 1874
April, contains the two following arii~
cles.
BRussELs, 18th April,-A report i
this moment circulating that The Eng
lish feet has broken the blockade Of ths
Dardanelles, destroyed the Russian feel
and supplied Constantinople with pre-
Visions Courier DIES pays Bas
The report at the Exchange, which
was circulated al Paris that Admhsi
Malcolm had entered the Black Sea /
confirmed it is said, by an English Coz
rier who arrived here yesterday kJow
nal de la Belgique.)
The Paris dates per the Napoleon n.
ceived by the New I DIRK Mercantile Al T
vertiser, were TO the 9oth April, and as
mention of the above reports OF facts gre
to be found in the London papers.
An occurrence of g singuiarly dis
tressipg nature took place on Sunday
at Mr. May!and's works, aear Grsy;
Ferry, Philadelphia. There is saw
mill on the premises, as many Of eE
readers know. moved by watev pows
A respectable man, employee ed 10 thea.
tablishment, ettemping TO close God
gate, found its motion impedea ~
something below the surface of The w.
ter. This be succeeded ia drawing Oat
and was shocked to end it the dead DO
dy of small boy, Immediately sheI
be recognised the features of his owa
son. The unfortunate lads sbssnce
from the house bad not even attracted
notice, until the father made this nos
melancholy discovery Chronicle,
We understand that the Constelishq
irigate is fitting out at Norfolk for D
purpose of carrying Mfr Meier
England and Mr.. Rises to France.
is expected that she will sail about
fist OF July.-Rich Compiler.
The warning States of Colombia
Peru have paid very gratifying COD
piiment to the United States. The
article of the Treaty which they b'
Just concluded, provides that, On
count of the mutual distrust exist
between the two Powers, il is sgrees
request the United States of Amer
to act as mediator. and guarogfes
Treaty TO be made But it becomes
duly to consider how far we villa
ourselves of the compliment whici
paid to us--whether we will act as al
diator, and as guarantee. The
functions. tits obvious, are essent
distinct 10 the one capacity we
have to settle the disputes between