Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-27

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Tbs loss of the enemy on the cath May, may be
about 400 10 500 men killed or wounded; orr loss
Is about loo men killed aud wounded. The bridge
ou't az haiarasch the completion of which was de-
layed ~ the OVERLOOKING of the river will be finished
m.two OF three days, aud as well rs the bridge ut
iilrs"wa Will facilitate the communication with the
ieit oai% OF Danube The communication of the
oesrging corps with Baxurdik, Kosludji, and Pradi
are fully secured, and the dctachmens sent out 10
scour the consty have only met with few struggling
parties OF the enemy.
Admiral Greigh having been informed at Sizcbol
o the appearance OF tho Turkish !,cct in tho Black
Sea- fastened with the squadron under his command
to GO To ineet it,
~The reports inserted in varops papers of the oc-
cupa'pn Of Badslik and Kowarna, aud the re,aking
o. Sizseoh by the Turks are sufficiently rcidtcd by
the above account.
BUSyAREsr, May 5.-The now cHmrnign has been
opened already. According 10 tic Russian accounts
t'o 600 crossed the Danube. They in GOOD health
ana WI equippsd Tao firm and steady step OF the
infantry gives them arncst martial appearance. Tho
cavary Is bcau;itni-the horses ali ot the same
lour according TO the divisions to which they belongs
their nchiy decorated uatonn 5i; -,'lid cpsuGt>c,
excite The admiration ofthe people. The Cossaes.
as usual, ere agile, intrcpd, and terrible OH account
OF thcir tanccs which thu TURKS and defy the
tnpetpos!ty of their attacks fhc Hussars had been
idiScncrmbcrcd ortheir carSsacs, for which iAnccs
1rnnfes ihnn fn.ase al The SSarks were substituted,
lhcse they manage aoFoGy aud css.ly. Coun; l,au
Tcron has set out foy Ru.sls he is covered with or
ucrs' Count PahtSn supplies his pace lie proc>si-
Gu TINS day % Ssira. According ia the reports thai
src e'tenai fere the Turks have reinforced the
fronts al AL the iortrcsses wthn circle oi thrc,
leagues by counter MIS-; and only those CAPABLE Of
oearsr arms az uttered To remain EnmcIa sutrrs
from anl-; but the ortre,Scs are said to he well
.s--H'aed. ShnH'a seems TO be impregnabl,: the
storn'ns OF l outwoIks alone can render tho an.
prosches of the foi trs possible. multitude OF Ia
bourers arc occupied in clearing the ruads of the Bal
kan, and in rendering them pasSblc.
! Prom the Nurcmburg Couner of Peace and War
FRONTIERS oF WAtLAcHIA, Nav 6.-The Difficult
Ties attending the Russian array increase daily Cen
tagions diseases aud the rcu oriental plaque mani
test themselves ia terrible manner aud cause raw
ees equally extensive amongst both soldiers and in
h3bItanis At Fclkschan alone, los persons died
within days according 10 official reports 500 fami-
les were under quarantine, and both the military
and inhabitants soIght their salvation in 1iphi
~Niee increases The danger - the con,agioa Is
ih-reoy spread o., al sides such dcrrrc thai
about 1900 individual d inv sick IN NaNsciIa. IN
'e7lneniN take place score v CVc-y picbt and i
s. ictly i0' hidden 10 converse about the piaqnc
Even 'he e.snSn's seem TO participate in the srur-
About o'clock in the afternoon OF the 5,b. ,brce
severe shocks OF an earthquake were felt al Bucha-
rest, one OF which lasted minute and half dnrinq
"h;eh me floods Of the Danube damaged every tline
on o0th sides ~ the river, and evolved both feud
and enemies IN destruction. The attention of Cnnnt
leb!tsch continues TO be directed 10 Sstra; he Ia,e
y made considerablecorps across the Danube near
lrs"va 70 advance against that torrcss but was
prevented by aR opposing body of Turks who com,
PEELED i 20 retreat. An engagement il as, sDao,,
~ on Tn Danube, Siistra, in which the Turks
are SAID To have lost coo men. Count Pahlen pro.
on Inc oh IN great haste 10 tie corps station
ed before tho fortress. Gen. Kesseeo likewise Iee
bucharest for kraiowa in little Wallacllja AZ Ka
arash the number in the military llzqretts Is every
moment increasing and even the smallest cota,res
ne peasants are appropriated for tins purpose.
LONDON, June 6.-Last night we received the Paris
papers and i'm due coursa thn-St po,or.
burg Journal to the Goth ult and the Journal Odes
sa 10 the 10th The Paris papers are almost exclu-
sivcly occupied with the nterminabe discussion on
the Budget With thu exception OF an article in the
Journal des Debats, they contain nothing from the
theatre OF war worth noticing. The Journal Oies-
sa mas m like manner, not 50 much as on a!lusion TO
Inc SUBJECT oil hostities; and this the third or fourth
time in regular succession, that the same omission has
occurred IN that paper. This continued silence is
CURIOUS, and shows that the Russians have no cause
20 boast OF their exploits either in Europe or Asia
IL shows at the same time. that, in the first week OIL
May, or ~ the week or TWO Immediately preceding
aothlng had taken place before Varna or SiZebGH !
which they thought proper or desirable 10 publish
The Journal dc st. Petersburgh il also without news
OF Importance, indeed of any kind from the .ceno
oil hoshues ana 1t IL quite needless to comment upon
this new omission. FN'
Little belief attaches in tho CITY to the accounts IN
the IT"'llH Atntf Gazette Of the SUCCESS of the Rus
sian army before Sihstra which are also NJ VARIANCE
Wild Information contained IN letters OF the Odd u
differ
cnt version is given Of that engagement with rho
i"rks Which s described in the account first referred
10 as having taken place in the attempt Ia form tIn
IenVeStmeto OF Silstria IL the least dependence is
to be placed on the Vienna letters the tho
gained had cost the Russian army extremely dear.
They state, that the circumstance which BROUGHT !
on the action was the determination of the Turkish
General 70 throw succors and provisions if possblo !
INTO SStrld, previous to It's invest ment by the Rus
slams. For this purpose a suitable number of mo-,
with $500 head of cattle. collected and thev
ali succeeded III getting into SstrIa during the 40
ton which was most obsinately fought OIL the mar, of
the Turks. Phe loss Of the Russians was very
not less according TO the Vienna letters than aoooI
I'D KILLED ana wounded; and great proportion Of Off
GERS it is further affirmed fell in the action TO the
Turks the event is considered little less important
than victory, both on account of the dHnution the
Russian force has sustained, and rs having enabled
them 10 throw succours into SIstria and thus TO
lengthen the probable period Of the Times.
we have received letter from our own correspon-
don't informing us that the 8th ut. the parrsopsI
OF Rudschuck md Giurgcyo attacked the Russians
before those places, and very severe engagement
too MIA MIL. H.