Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-20

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the House Of oinmons, aud thai Mr.. Goulborn
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1 LONDON, June 10.
COMPLETE rfCT0RY or THE RUS.
SLAMS OYER TIE TURKS
BiRlls. June %
NEWS FROM THE THEATRE OF WAR
WARSAW, June 10 According 10 = bulletin
received here IL day, battle iook place ut
| ahuunla on the lih 81 this month, Ia which
the Grand vizisr was totally defeated, and LOST
all his artillery.
/ The above mentioned bulletin expresses H.
selfin the following iefms
General Count Diebi sch obtained on the
llih. instant, a brilliant victory over the Inf-
kish army under the walls oi Shonma. Beng
informed thai the Grand Yizier Lad left his en-
| irenclicd camp, aud marched towards Pfavadi
the Genera, left Sillsifia Inn 9th of June,
| IN order To place binsel Oh the line of Gem
mnnicailon Of The Turkish Army, and cot Of
| is retreat. The manu,uyrc, witch ~as exeCu.
with equal boldncss and skill, vas crowned
with the most splendid SUGGEST After faligu-
| ing march of three day, the General having
arrived IA the valley Of Madara. learned tnat
| the Grand ViZier. hii"r mn unsuccessful attack
IN Prnsadi, ~as ut Jtnibhzer, bad intended TO
return 10 Shounla. In TACT, ON the following
day, he CANE out e the def 81 Markoroicha,
| 4 Il 4. Il
| into The de6le. Ailer mos obstinate en-
gag. NETT, he ios all III, artillery. consisting Of
forty cannon, his ammunition and baggage,
and great quantity oi provisions. His army,
Consisting of 81 600 effective mrn, including
| twenty regiments OF regular infantry, ~
att ,y dispersed. All those that escaped the
slaughter, fled in various directions IN the
! woods.
rrnre Truhclzkor,. Aid de Camp Of Gen.
ctnl Dlebr sch the hraref of This news. lrtl the
field immediately air. the concl on If the
| battle. The loss of the enemy IA k,ilrd, woun-
ded and prisoners, was not known at he time
ol the departure
PfassidH Sihio GastHe Junf %.
| ThePrussiau state Ghzr,e contains the fol-
low ing n llcle from the Turkish frontiers, with.
| out nuy dat,
part OF the corps brsieging Silistrin is on
,thid Pacha has marched from Shoumla sgana
Gen. Roth.
Ine ,hnd parallel before sistia is com
pleied and, as soon rs the bulge over the Da
uube !, finished, the place will he seriously nj .
tucked
Ile corps besleeing Itudohnh has been AT.
tackled by 1900 Turks. who were rtpulsed Win
considerable loss 10y General kteut2. General
Schcretmojco is stated TO have greatly Il, s.
tlngoshed himself with his brigade.
BlnLIs, June %.
Extraordinary Suppitp emf 10 The Pfussian
Stair Gaeeie
NEWS FROM THE THEATRE OF WAR.
" Translation OF report from the Comman.
der IN Chief of the Second Amy 10 his Males
ty the Emperor, of 3lsi May, (l2th June a.
May It please your Majes,y--l have 10
congratulate YOU Qua complete victory obtained
by your Mriesys arm on the 3Olh May,
Qlih Jane) neal the village of kulowtschha,
near sehumia, over the Grand Vzirr.
" NV report Of the din Of Juhe has ac.
quainted your Majesty with my march from
the camp before Sli,lTia with the corps OF
Count fahlen. partly Tor the purpose of jplnng
General Roth. aud parity TO relieve the fortified
town of Pravadl, which had been invested foI
Ten days 10y the Grand V2rr. In order 10 al.
tain lhs double object, aud al the same ume
induce The Grand Vizier, II possbe, 10 engage
ina battle, resolved To make myself master
with all speed, OF his line of communication
w,th sehumla. With tins view, set out from
S,'s,rla no the 9th, leaving the further pro-
srcutInn Of the scige Of that fortress 10 Lieut.
Gen. kfassoitsky.
d" The interchangeable Efforts of the Oh division
OF ploneers succeeded IN opening passage in
spne of the extrRo, binary difficulties of the
ground. and made il possible for me, after
previous Junction with Gen. Roth, Ia occupy
on the 29ih. III "A nj. hts march, all the drhlc,
ana passes IN the tear oil the enemy, by which
he drew his ammunition ADD provisions from
Shumla My forced march with the eorps oI
Count Pahlen, was covered by several of our
part2nn', performed with the greatest caution.
aud remained wholly unk nownt 10 the enemy
, TIE aslonisied Grand Wa er DID not receive
the first news NJ onr hpppach I'LL the d file al
! Mazda, called Madara in the maps was occnpl-
ed 10y our troops Even then he did not y, esag,
the danger which threatened him in it, who'll
extent, hut imagined lhat his NEW adversary
was corps ofaboni 10000 men. detached by
? Gen. Roth the Inly object nf which was 10
: hTehten his lin" OF communication How.
J ever, even ON This supposition he ihonghi il
2 necessary To raise the siege of Pravadi aud ad
a vance with his whole army towards The de.
J hles of hnlevtsoh d, In the full persuasion thai
: he SHOULD be able entirely to destroy our fee.
D BILE corps.
e Aho" loo prisoners. who were picked up
"a on 'he ~ u anh 29ih by my vanguard, under
n Lieut.. General Baron kreutz, on the road from
Turk Arnantlar to Jenba2ar mud farther to-
II wards ochonmla, unanimously affirmed that the
y Gfand N'zie with an army of more than 10.
;, 600, wa. IN perfect security nenr Pravadi ith.
4 oui he least notion OF uur approach. This ia
= vurable CIrcum stance enabled ma tn haze al
J. the roads by which the retreat of the Grand
% Nizer seemed practicable, most carefully re.
. conno'fred, NJ day break on the lth inst and
e about 9o'ciock On the same mornng TO under.
IS take strong reconnaissance with ten balraions
n o infantry, four squadrons and II cannon. ON
IS he road which leads from Monkoyischa
II through korareva 10 Marsch This Inst mea.
y sure MAS founded on the information of several
nj prsoners take IN the de6e near Madra. who
y SAID maj the Grand Nlzier had resolved TO take
: that r"ad with the body Of his army.