Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-26

LAVE AND DIPORTANr FROM EUROPE

ILATE AND IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE
The New Fork Mercantile Advertiser Of Mon
day says: BY the ship Antioch, from Hayre.
whence She -uled on Use 9Th uit. we have recev-
/ .d Paris dates TO the 9Th jolly The battle be-
I fore Shouma proves, as we anticipated. TO have
lbren very disastrous 20 the Turks who had been
Pursued beyond Narash towards Adrianople
/ The Russians were also successful IN Asia Minor
The refusal of che President of Greece, 10 submit
Itot he sovereignty of Russia, as determined by the
: Protocol oftbe Allies OF 22l March-the COMICS
I sion under the London head, that Great Britain
ceI. too poor 90 attack Russia or Turkey, either
to enforce ,ho treaty of the 6,h July, or 10 put an
end Oh the Russian iuyls.ou--aud the march OF
Austrian troops towards ths seat OF war, renderu
yery Improbable that there w. be ANY immediate
cessation OF h0s,i.l,.es DO the East.
Under date of Berlin. 21th June, new bulletin
from General De1Itsch Is published IN which he
STATES t1lt u order to render more complete the
victory % the Russian Amy of the llth OF June,
he bad resolved not to pursue promptly the army
0f,e Grand .ZIlr, but 10 pre-, eut, ifpo,sJe, the
entry of rs remnants into Sh0uuil1. The corps
et O0uu, Plu..u, was n consequence detailed 90
pursuit ot .he enemy, aud Genera. hupUanOt was
ordered Boz sustain him. The corps OF Gen. Roth
t1 which was added the Sd division OF hu>sars
and Gen. Bulger, commander OF the advance
guard. was ordered 60 extend bis line 20 kamzyk
lld despatch strong dc,aeameuts towards Eski>-
tlmbl. aud h1rsey Count Pahlen announced
..at tla enemy had not appeared the village OF
MarSoWrc. aud ,Iat they bad taken the direction
ot JlnI,llc on tho right. and had taken route ac-
cess .l.e only % infantry and cavalry. Count Pah-
ZEN abandoned the pursuit 90 General hupyanoh,
whose division had arrived at Narkowre. Count
fll.0u found the route covered with baggage,
arms ammunition 1s was also reported by General
hupvauod. ln pursuit Ot ,he enemy he found
Che wor-, possible roads, which for twenty Norsts
lt1ur Ielguesl presented the marks ot the most
complete Ieie1t.--Prisoners Were continually ar
irving Many detchmouts Of regular Turkish
troops threw down tleir arms, and submitted TO
tue generosity oftho couquer0rs.
General Roth advanced upon Marash and dis
covered ODD the road 90 the village Othesepll near
KaagmoE 1850 cavalry He detached Prince
Mljatow, who covered his right wing with the
Alexander and Astuchau regiments of hussns
and some artillery to flank the enemy and cut OH
their retreat upon Sh0uma while tue hrst Tegl-
men, of Busk received orders TO attack them 10
font. The enemy were dispersed and two artil-
lery standards captured A small party took re-
fuEe u "a ueighJanug redoJbt, and Were attacked
bv the hlssars. who were at Length forced % rec
treat MS there were boz the redoubt about $40 lntan-
try and 8 cannon A renewed attack was made
5y General Roth and as the summons of Tie gar
-.son hv Prince Mada,OW was answered by "a Nul-
les of bullets. 10 was charged aud carried at the
point of the blv0Het the three cannon and several
Standard were taken, and the garrison put To- the
sword The loss OF cine enemy was 600 men aud
10 standards. Fifty prisoners were taken. The
Russians B. Is sud lad only 100 Alled and wound