Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-22

LATEST FROM EUROPE.


b the arrival at New York from Liverpool Of the
Packet Ship William Byrnes, and at Philadelphia of
the Algonquin, Liverpool papers To the 9Th and Lon
don to the 9th Of Jolly have been received. From
the Philadelphia and New York papers we make the
following selections
The Liverpool Courier of the Ssh July, comment
ing the state OF affairs in the East Of Europe from
the consequences ofhe battle recently fought and in
reply to structures in other papers holds the
following languages:
THAT the Russians have obtained considerable
victory over the Grand Vizcr is pretty plain, not
wlthstandng the criticisms which some nf the LON
don prints have veniured upon Gen. Diebschs bull
letInS. Ii is amusing to how all at once some of
these papers have gone round, from belief in the
utter hepessness of Turkey, the notion of the in
vincbilty of her troops from predicting the certain
success ofthe march Constantnople to the utmost
reluctance to admit that tho Russians can win bat
tie. The final issue of Il conflict which, however il
turns, must bring about very important results is
yet grant, very doubtful; but that splendid sue
cess has been achieved by the skill Of the Russian
conmandcr-in- Chief and the v2lour of hs troops il
were idle to attempt TO deny We Sec in fact not hing
IN the Russian Generals accOHnt cnitle him To the
ccnsurc of gascOnadiug and that he has achieved
all he Processes no evidence is forthcoming to re-
but.
So far as General Dicbitschs bulletins 90. tbcv
afford incidental evidence detract from mis- sue.
CO.'S. How far the dispersed troops of the Turks
may succeed IN gaining Schoum'a is another matter
and, until that IL nscertaned, the real loss of the
Turks cannot he ascertained nor how far their force
has been weakened. This however is pretty clear
that # the facts in the Russian account BE- nil credi.
hle, the Turks NEST confne themselves at Shum.
IN. Whatever objects they might have had in ma
KING a forward movement have been frustrated. The
Russian divisions will be in uninterrupted coinmunica
ton with each other; Varna is out OF danger for the
present, and Slllstrin receive relief. These
are The immediate advantages; and they cannot be
taken out Of the hands OF the Russians unless they
try their fortunes gain the field to which the Rus
sian generals will have no objections The only
hope ofthe Turks is, il appears To us To act strictly
OH the defensive, and thus possible ont the
summer That they may be able to do tins is Cxcce.
dinghy probable If Silstria long holds out. At all
events, the crisis Of the campaign is rapidly hasten.
ing. with wnnt fortune TO the Crescent remains TO
be seen.
THE REvENUE.-The Morning Herald Of the 9Th
July, contains the statements of the revenue for
the quarters ond for the year ending on the J0th of
June
"For he year it appears that the falling of has
been only 100000 for the quarter the falling off has
been 100000 but this lattor is 20 be accounted for
by the postponed payments, on account Of the coec
ton taxing effect at later period aud which occurs
every i've ysars amounting lAO OOOi in the quarter
For the year IN the Customs there is n decrease of
,OOOOOO, d IN the Excise an increase of 600 O0OI
and also IN the statement for the year there is an in
crease on Stamps and the Post Office. The two
latter increases may be considered favorable 90 far
as commerce is concerned For the quarter the
decrease is on the Customs aud Excise but that is
accounted for by the reason already given. For
inc quarter VIC also perceive thnt the Stamps and the
Post Office have both incroased-bOb arc favorable
signs as u respects commerce. CONSIDERING all
things, the statement j. gratifying, md is an answer
TO that which has been put forth for several DAYS past
respecting ''He alarming sbtie ri NE ReUcnUc."
Riotg IN Jreiqnd.-The papers bring many accounts
rom Ireland, Of riots and murders The IN blood
between the Orsngemen and Catholics has not become
cool, and the fairs fruitful OF brawls At the
TAR OF Borrisokeano, house was attacked by pre-
vlOus arrangement Several armed mon assembled
within, for its dccncc.They fred and three Of tho
rioters were killed; and two morally wounded. All
Midtown Malbay, man shot by the police /
There had been % desperate riot at Manorlamilton |
which The military we're called from Sligo 10 quol
Four mon wore killed, and many wounded Indivd |
rai instances of robbery OUTRAGE and murder arc too
numerous o. be fecounted. Great alarm begins In
'Feyor var. cp'gr!v IN The r2rpern corn.ics.- sligo