Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-01

would he desirable for both parties 20 ,,,g that 1t
INC cius'on Of blood, Dir. Fon,on is sn n III emu "a
81 u'"cra ineb'tsch for instructions ON VIII,
'onnd proposals ofpcace. The Grand V;,;an I"
added, did the same To Lis Gnyc,n,o,,,, is
uspos''on 10 come to On amicoblo nrrsngemcns
: ."S u" INV" hccn so strong in both partics tb,
-. o"! uu inc Knssinn Agent remain at Cho,m,,
20 wat nn answer from the II russian hand o,,,,,.
but an in'imation is pivcn thar he bod '
oo's's",'hope TO receive onr from the Porte II 10
remarked, however, that although this Cent,cma,',
rs one OF great Importance and his fiiS po,;
eis may DC extensive tl, expectntioD of e.,i -
cess must not be too sanp,;n, no No., .... SUI
tue same KIND, made last year bv Ccnc,,i pn ~
"rs1,' ano' 'he repeated advantages which he had
g .y Mns NOT even noticed by the Sultan. Dut
the circumstances were widely different Tho A.;
attic war was only branch, a mere en;soJ - %
contest; and the proposals tnade by General p,so'
wItsch were addressed 10 no higher nm ;n,,v;Ji
thah inc Governor OF Erzeorum. To expect that
ovcItures passing between inferior agents sLould i
20 The settlement Of national differences night r.
unreasonable. But in the present instance the mr.
ncs are The two Commanders Chief of the prime;
pai armies oi t:so poweriu empires-both honoured
WIN the confidence and invested with the autbor;,,,
OF their Sovere'gns-both conscious of each o,hor,
strength, which they have tried with alternate sue
cess IN sangu,nary battles, and both able to adv;s
heir respective Courts as to the real prospects of
prolonged aud obstinate war. The opening os M
Soations under the auspices such men is an evep
whi'h pariaScs of their own Importance. All TIM
Wcgh oil their characters, their acts and their STA
nons rs thrown INTO the scale, and though their Mon.
arens may Disagree as to particulars, and reject Tho
terms proposed they can hardly refuse to take tIn,
into considerat ion. ''
The letters from Odessa, received through v;s,.
nv IMPRESS ,ne most confident expectations of peace,
ano sssert that hostities would shortly cease al
houeh They do not confirm the re,rt that an ,n,,.,
lSnSi"hSi'h az arms had taken place. Tho Austrian
sn 1, l E risen considerably in consequence
iuc French Papers which arrived this r,or,;,,
contain letter frnm Constantinonle d,,o3 ,bo o,j
ny, winch states that instead of having rcurnoJ =,
Choumia with only GOO horses after Tho bo,,,e F -
IN, Tie Erand Vizicr had brought back with hin,
ouoo cavalry, and 1000 infantry. in good order =
Tins appears the more likely TO be the ,rr,. Co.,,
OF the IRON the stop afterwards taken by Con
etai p'eOhsch who would scarcely have tIo,ght ir
necessary 10 ncgoei1te Mt the head of triumphant
army whh an enemy who only retained few nor
s'nal ahherents. The same letter says TN, ,bo -,
OF me Turks nj tho arrival of the Allied
had caused the dastei of their arms ON rho nh o.,
DC whoIy iorgotten. They expected the inmedi,
ate renewal OF the former friendly relations with En-
gland and France, and the Refs Effendi bmsc,f !,
said 20 nave expressed sentiments Of a most paofi.
nature. fS
| a letter from Madrid in these poners announce.
tiat Nihs Ferdinand lad made choice of a fourth
queen ana that the Hero, an eighty pun slim hal
been put aiioat Of Ferru, TO 90 t0 Nnnles and Ct
the Ncapoitan Princess who Is destined To sI,.rs :.
| throne. She Will probably arrive before tic ro,I-
Court mourning for her predecessor shall ho,o Sd
! f"e a're"t 6dltfe.-Alajor Staff Won Rutzens,e,,
OF the Prussian General Staff who arrived NJ Ror,,
on tue So'h OF June was present ut the battle nea
Chonmia, on the 18th June and lott tho cam, ho,ar
S'lis'ra day enrlier than Gen Deibs CHI and NV;
we'd at head quarters in time tn be present NJ the
| great oatte. The account which he has piven "a
the KING adds many Interesting particulars to the of
acial details. N W
| len D!cbsch II seems, had, by inlustriouslv esr
cultIng false reports, made the Grand Vizicr he
'cVe that ne had nt above 20 900 men before Silis
tr"' ana TINS chlely induced him 10 make un attemp,
upon fravadi. Gen. Diebitsch also succeeded h.,
employing the indeiniigabiy active Cossacks il,
tIr'nT ri tho dispatches sent by he Grand VIII
Respecting ms own strength ami his designs 1bs
punclnhi Junction with General Roth and the entire
interruption of the Grand Vzicrs line Of cor,,,ni
cation with Silistria had kar decided Tho f,e ..
'he in%s bclorc-hand, as at alicvents the Russian,
WOMB nave been able To retreat unmolestcd Tjr,
ground was advantageous TO the Turks. as they wer,
posted OH high plateau, from wi ch they conmou
ded al The surrounding country; but instead of con-
thng them elves To the defensive fancyinp they hal
V'V some regiments opposed to them, they carc
o1Mh 10 attack them. In this attack they succeed
ca III su' rounding ana cutting pieces the Muyo,y
regiment OF Iniontry the retUrcements Sent q,
port w're defeated. and the battle seemed To tai
nn hhtaV"ruoe thrn, when the brave Major General
N"ah'' WIN battery ct ~ Founders, advanced and
commenced destructive fire of grippe shot vii h,,,
Tho distance of 500 Got. Won Ru,zcns,;ep n,a,
WITH ibis battery, which wns go exposed tbut bod
ATTACK ~ cavalry by he Turks might have been fatal
Nrn Dlohitsci was ut first nv loss 10 cnnco.o ,.,,
the Grand Vizicr, whose force was so positively STA
ted as above 10000 mcn sent on. only 10 or IL ooo t
meet him, but Sfertlcsc were Defeated, the remain.
Hcr OF thc enemy army found posted in yc,rn.
ulnr squares on the onincncc. Here severe cnnc.t
was 10 be expected, but the regular regiments which
"h Deen thrown Into disorder caused such confusion
tnal me Grand Vzler could do nothing. II is Thought
that he ordered the fnritives To be- frcd mon ,yi
grape mot, for all the Turkish cannon were dischst
0'no on mo cmncDcc, by which SOME Of their owl
Po"uGr magazines were blown up: the Turkish army
oneh Iled III confusion impossible To be described
ne Grand VIzlcr bad only 600 horse together, wit /,
which he happily reached Choumla by circuitous
route that place IS now closely invested
p,.,.. ,, o.. ne Beriin paper.
-, l{N"T" July 21His Majestys ship paias ~, Ca,,
shicd ior India Ills AFTERNOONS with zen L1td
Dah"Isie, aud u'e Bishop Of alc.iia ~ ~ W. '
r AZ 2wa"cn Joseph Scmc.l, community called thr r.
cWshrc Giant Tho deceased feet i,crs biy nj
We hcd ~ stone 5Is lbs Scvcrs dress rsowc &C ,d'
'au'lo'h oT NE coat. FIVE wards of cloth aud lining r L
seven Yards NJ patent cod pr his trcscrs: his Shoes
VIZ p!nItcen inches ard bali long, and six nchcs md
VIC NWs alive and exhibiting IN public, he was ac-
'",,PIn'd ~ Dwarf, who weighed only Gg lbs.
NJ I"rd Heuords 6sie Saturday last hundred ueccs
VI ramon were hed 10 annoUuCe breakfast And this s H.
Prenc non toni" We threatened too ~ IN ercrj,or