Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-17
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kep frrk, Aueua J.
The paeke, Snip Francis Fifi. Capt. skid
dy. has jusi n rived, bringing Paris papers 10
the 2lst inclusive.
The debates ~ The Chambers Of Peer. and
of Deputies on the Budget. was cai ried on
with great .vaciiy. Mr.. Chaieaubfland was
taking an active pari IN them. We have no time
10 day Tor extracts.
10 The Chamber Of Psere, on the 9th IN.
Law Project relating to the exchange OF Ger.
tain Domains Of the crown, was adopted by a
majority Of eS against %. THIS measure gave
rise to much excitement.
Translated for the Commercial iduertiser.
From The C0Hidutionnti
Con'iani,nopte, May 20 - The following de.
iails are from Vienna letter just received. We
Cannot guarantee their authenticity
News has reached Us ~ last Of The military
operations OF the Grand Wiser RedSfhiI r..
chh, during the cOntse Of this month Uss-
nP despatched several corps 10 tho .nyirons
Of Varna, and menaced all the points of com.
munlchlion hrtween thai town aud lsactsc ha
he made general reconnaissance in person in
that direction, where Gen. Roth opposed him
with two divisions. Some obs mate fighting
ensued, IN which the Russians losi a large mum
her OF men, IN killed, wounded, aud PRISONERS
some accounts say thai qnarler was given on
neither side, aud TINT PaIayadi, afer having
been taken and reiakcn several times, was Il
naily destroyed entirely After these bloody
conflicts the Vizier returned to the position Al
Schonma from which Hussein Pacha, with
| I3,oa0 men, has set oui tor Rnschuk. It
ntso asserted, thai Rcdschid hat departed for
| ollisiri' but Iis fnb0r Is no. aalhenlic.
Tue Pacha Ol Metropolis announces that the
greatest misery pervsdes the PrncipaliIics ::
hnh iht the peasnniry, not being any longer
able IN comply with The requIsi,iOns Tor the
wa, have retired INTO the forrss It's the
,anIe thing n Bnleaiia where friends and fees
fight together aud lay every thing wn.'e, The
inference trniU ID rse different repntis IS con.
sidered AZ Perm Ia he, that the second cam.
paign will he like the first with 40 decisive
result. The succours broug III 10 The capital
are consumed immediately The English
tonsaI Il neral Cartwright has arrived NJ the
Dafdaonelles. where the Ambassador. Sir Rn
hcrl Gordon, rs momentarily expected. II is
impossible 10 give an idea OF the impress sion
made III this capital by this approach made by
Eng and TO the Porte
HdiiaChia. -Froa, the frontiers. Nav 9th
The executive dyan has received orders Ia
pfep0re provisions for 10000 men Two hun.
drsd lhhorers are ~ work on the bridge of
boats az kallarascn bat it will mol be finished
Tor some time, because 40 pOntoons have been
Carried away and destroyed by the late inul-
daiions. TNsreu,6trg cour;.r
! Leghora, May 29h.-We learn from Alex.
andfia that IA part of the Egyptian troops des.
tined 10 reinforce The Turk sh army 10 Asia, i,
on lis march but the remainder, which furms
the strongest part, and which had the same
destination. has received counter orders aud
will embark to rejoin the Grand Seignior's ar
-.
ascrbed to tho influence oil a European power
| ldngsbnrgh Gageiie.
Tie same paper ANNOUNCES, on the nutbori-
/ ~ oil the Journal ofCorfu, that The Egyptian
expedition Is retarded ; md that "A sh,p of the
line. with four Turkish frigates aud twenty T..
! syptian coIVettes mud briggs, are at Alexandria.
| ready TO sail for Constaninopie.
/ naples. JuHe l'.-Great rigor is exercised
~ Furnishing those supposed to have been
c"neerned last year in the political movements
OF tbs realm. The e1ecuuouer has employ.
/ ment.
! Mddrid, June ll.-Nany thousands Of sur
! plus revenue are 10 he appropriated 10 The our
chase OF wild beasts,
! The Constitutional General Don Josenh IA,
Iay8s. who prevented, ~ 1923, the piasiug
of Madrid, by BessIeres aud his band, has been
found dead in his bed at Chdana. where be
was living in ohscuriiy
Since the Ist lust. sixty eight shocks Of
! earthquakes have been iei In the euylrons of
Tore Vleia, thirteen of which were Violent
! In the Corfu Gazette. under date of Nav
%, we Gud the following 1.-THE Forts Of
Mssolongfi and Anatolia, which are now in
the hands Of the Greeks, we've delivered up by
cspi'uaton, after some hesitation, about the
terms hrsl proposed TO the garrissons The
conditions have been faithfully fulfilled. A
! large quantity Of artillery aud stores must have
been found in NissoIonghi, the Sierra ,ker hay
ing there placed IN reservs great part Of the
mdterlnt employed in the siege. After the for.
tress was delivered up, 1000 ofthe Greek troop
SET ont for Athens, and the others went TO join
those now Ia Epnirus "