Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-19

distant period, 10 seize prize witch tSIn
laid his hands upon it now, moul5 "'c L
have involved him in war win \ !"'.'Ss'
Europe. The terms, as they ar. re- o ~. l''
sist in the payment Of 300 millions ot ~ o.
pias,res, which, at about 4. I'd. the ,.NNA
equivalent 10 about $4,000, oool spts..Sa',,rr
'hereabou'.. as an indemnify for IT,. e,0 vs. 4
Of the war" -FeiM
I, must be recol!ecred tina, III, ,,,
not drawn until all patience had been .,,
ed by the faithessnrss Of the Turk, .,I
the oser,ures Of peace were macra,nonI
ceived by the victor, a, the momen, ut..
Sultan's capital, and the whole Of hisFo..
dominions, we're at the mercy Of The conn.
ors.
REPORTED CAPTURE or CHoraI,
tina, d communication has been rec.;'' 49,"
Portsmouth frnm an officer Of the Brui,ty
val Squadron, da'rd off rarap,, in ,hs n |
phoru., August %, narrating lhe Cana.
Choumla, by the Russians, after an ob,;,
resistance from he Turks. II was ea,r;.a1
assault; and The Fizier, with all hi, ,.T
prisoners. lie states that the invade
ad,an' ing with confidence. and had nu,h,.
tw" heavy 'o'umns- one 10 81 ize The C,,L
the European side Of the Tablespoon, and =.
o'hrr 10 seize those upon the same side ., -
BGsphorus. The la esl Vienna accour,
+" Though The news of the taking Of Choyn
has reae he'd US By tff"renl channels, i, dcr,
! Seem 10 be fully COZ tirmed."
The s.. Petersburg, journal, contain A..
reppr' f The operations IN Asia % 10 n, a
OF Augus' fom waich it appears liza t,e,,,l
| Paskewisch has me, with some iuIu,r g.,
ctsses. After a >anguinary contest in viii.
! III fucks are said 10 nave lost 500 Li,,d =.
! 1870 prisoners, Including SEVEN uifi.ers # ,,rS
and he Russians MILO General ard 81. n.
va es killed, md toui superior officers and il,
| privatcs wounded, he took possession Of Cbr
! IN the neighborbood of Trrbisond, viii
I place, however, still remained in the po>sp SIC,
! Of ,he Turks,-and also Of the camp Of Om,,
Pacha, who was completely routed.
| The 81. Pelersburgh Gazrt,e conrairsa M,
dera'lrd report from Count Paskruirch. r.
specting his late victory owe, the Turk, vi,
attacked Brirou,. A, The conclusion he ~.
" he force VI the enemy who fought vii.
US was l2 600 men; they expected b,,ds d
thousand fresh auxl!iari from i pr o. u
rrS'an
" With Ibis report have he Happiness 4
lsya your feet four standards of the la,s., t.
braves Of lie Asia'ic Tribes"
The Russian Emperor has addresscda mor
gracious tescript, accompanied with The l0,i!
MIA Of the order or S.. Andrew, in diamGrt.
{, General Count Diebilsch Sabalksnsky, al
testimony Of his satisfaction both with his 81,
TORIES, which hav" led TO the occuaaion d
AdIiauoplr, as with the perfect discipline al.
ex eIlenl behavior OF the 'roops towards IL
Inhabusn,s Of the conquered counirirs. HI
Majesty says: = 1t has always been ny VS.
that the Ru sian soldiers should BE- as mid 4
The peacelble inhabitants as terrible 10 ID
enemy in the field "
His Ma esty has ordered hat onr Of ibc kT
Of Adrianople shall BE- depo,isd in thr cr,r;i
OF S.. Alexander Newski. Ii WIS according!
delivered on the dav before The FesnsaI rs
Alexander, 10 the Melrpolilan Of ST. PrI''r
burgh, who, on the day Of he Fes'ivsl atr
! proc. ssion TO the Church of The Mon s'r', q!
| deposilrd the key with the 'elcs Of the S'f
Count Dcibifseh SabaLkansky "A media u D
! he struck al Berlin in commemorative o. IA
capture Of AdrianopIe. On one sid Is 'e'i'
scriprion, Indianapolis Vio'ricibus R""
rum Copiis dedita d. S. Aug. II N"-a't@
The other side, Auspleiis gloriori' mi y.
colai Imp ct ductu 10. ComitIs de DeoIN
Saoalkansky."-( Adrianoplr SURRENDERED o'.
victorious Russian troops the 8 h OF Aug 10
sryle) 1929 und.r the most glorious au'p''
Of The Emperor Nicholas |. and he ronm'
Of Count John de Diebi,sch Sab,lksnakhj
The epitheI IS. SalkanskbI," has b,rn u
source of much ingenious conjecture, bo' m''
nothing more ,han U1,abaikan'te or PaSe
The Balkan A similar stymoiogy had I"
pre-. iousl adopted IL Russia, 10 'ommrn'''
some remarkable military fea's; and, by BEL
in constant use as an app.ndage 10 he lam
name, j, preserved the gIt'y Il the eI'"
which had given occasion for it in al ~ o.
sinal freshness. Field Marshal RomsV J.
first Russian Comm andrr who in mod''D W"
forced the passage OF he Danube. was h', 10,
With the surname Of SadunaiskoI, or The "
Danubisn. Those honorary disunctiors
not hereditary; il we arr not mistaken, ~ 9
'ebrsted Suvarof was in similar manhe' 90
named RImniskoi.
GREAT BRITAIN.
A Cabinet Council was held at o'dofS
Wednesday, Ocober 4, The Ministers p
Sent we're