Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-27

sia in consideration of the expenses OF the war;
and as the Sultan declares mis- ipcapaci'y TO-
compIy with this demand at present, security
for the future paynen; is TO br gwen.
Hamburg Reporter Sept. 49,.
The Atlas, which, as We have before remark
ed, is the laies, paper received, states, positive
ly, that
"The basis Of the settlement is The treaty Of
Ackerman; and the Emperor (determined 10
in axe no exorbi,anI demands upon me nearly
exhausted resources Of Turkey, has merely
required an indemnify for the expenses "i
the war, into which he was originally plunged
by VIVA, now appears 10 have beea the oos'ina-
CIV Of the Ottoman. 1000 Cossacks accomPi'
MED the Turkish plen,po,eniary bearing ,hr
instrument OF peace, signed BY Count Di nj sch
on behalf Of his royal master, back TO the city
OF the Seven Towers; and il is said that they
were dispatched with the double view OF al
once confirming The lidings and protecting INC
representative Of The Sultan from the blind
violence of the Mahomedan rabble, who. l'-
ing, like all other rabies, upon CONFUSION,
nigh be disposed TO murmur a. The restoration
Of social security"
The editor adds, somewhat osten'atioosly,-
"this intelligence appears exclusively in our
columns, and has not ye' bern communicated TO
the Cover nmeDt through any official or priva.e
channel"
1t is quite probable that the preceding ru.
mors embrace the leading outlines OF the ter ms
Of peace, because they correspond, in the msin,
with the conditions which Russia laid down at
the commencement Of hostlities In the ma
nifesto issued by the Emperor Of Russia on
that occasion, il is declared
"rhat he will not shea he the sword ill The
Treaties Of Kainardje. Jassy, Bucharest, aud
Akermann, and the Commercial Trearyo If 1888
are pune tually fulfilled till the inviolabilty of
the Russian flag is recognised and personal
safety secured 10 ali Russian subjects wherever
they may be till the trade OF the Black Sea Is
declared free. and The Bosphorus open TO all
nations; till the independence of Greece is re.
cognized Oh The basis Of the Treaty Of Lon.
don; I'LL amnesty is granted 10 the inhabitants Of
Ser,ia, and Molda,ia and Waliach,a placed
under he protection oil Russia, and till an in
demnity is given for ,he expenses Of :he war,
as we'll as for the losses sustained by Russian
subjects"
AS i, regards the independence Of Greece, it
is very likely ,ha. The obs,inacy Of the Sultan
may have induced the Conqueror TO make his
| terms still more rigid, than were exac'ed by
the Treaty Of London. and therefore the Ham
burg article may be true upon this point.
Notwithstanding the arrest Of hostili,ies, we
have continued the officia accounts Of the Rus
| sian operations, down to the conclusion Of The
armistice. The details Of the occupation Of
Adriano2le by the Russians, as given by Gen.
| Diebitsch, are not rendered less interesting by
subseq uent events. They "con6rm all we
knew before respecting the force, the conduct,
and the self-disorganization Of the Turkish
garrison, to which several thousand irreguIars
had been added, together with great number
Of armed inhabitants. Not one shot was fred |;
and so anxious were the defenders Of the place
10 relieve themselves from all responsibility.
that they did not even wait the expiration Of
the time granted them by Gen. Diebtsch 10
consider his terms, nor, indeed, to obtain any
| terms whatever, but disbandrd themselves with
out any eapitulation, some OF the Pachas OF
two and three tails riding up TO join the con-
querors, others galloping away; and the whole
garrison throwing away ITS arms"
From all the accounts, it is clear that at The
supposed dale OF the truce, General Roth hav.
ing occupied Rodosto, and sent division far
her 20 the RICH, to take possession OF Enos. the
Russians were, therefore, established on the
coast Of The Guf Of Enos. communicat ng with
he Archipelago and the Mediterranean, and on
that Of the sea Of Marmora, within 6fy miles
Of Constan,inCple; whilst, in the Black Sea,
Admiral Greig, as il will be sen by an account
from the Prussian State Gazette given below,
had taken Ineada, the last port Of any impor-
lance before approaching the entrance 10 the
Bosphorus. AT the time, therefore, tina, the
march Of the Russians was arrested by the ar
mistice, the advance against Cons:antinole was
taking place at once upon three limestone un.
der Gen .Diebi.sch, in person, on he straight
road from Adrianople; another under General
Roth, from Rodosto, along the sea Of Marmo.
ra, probably joined BY the fleet Of Admiral Ri
rnrd nd htrI