Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-28

LATEST AND IMPORTANT FROM EU
RIDL

Saturday. mail furnished US with European
news four or five days later than will be found
under the foreign hca The following nrr
the most important items, by which il will be
seen the Russian arms are every where irium-
phant and that the ambition of the Empress
Catharine to fnd a a road 10 CoasidntinOpie' is
on he eve Of accomplish ment:
The Prussian State Gazette q Aug. 1lh, was
received on the GIN at London II seems that
me paes &c OF the Balkan was eff cied by n TuSe
de puerrt. The Russians made a show OF
threatening Shumla. kefping their troops be
fore il, and causing the Turks 20 direct their
whole attention. To its defence. q II On recaiv-
ing reinforcemen,s from SilIs,ria they made a
rapi aud silent march III the night " On the
S,h +" SAYS the account in the Prussim State
Gazette, i" Gen. Roth marched towards Aspio,
and pu>hel lis advance guard TO Pdllsiand,
the most elevated point of the Great Balkan,
The enemy was stuck with sucE terror that
they did not even attempt 10 dispute the pas
sage over this lofty mountain, which may b.
con- id-red as having been overcome, at least
by the lett column. All our troops continue
their movements to-day. The Grand NIzier
has not made the smallest movenent from
Shnmla.
London, August 10.
By the Flanders mail, which arrived yeSter-
day (Ansust 9th) WE have received IA Prusslan
State Gazette 10 the 4th inst. hich contains
news Of consider able interest from various quar-
tiers ofthe Theatre If wv The Russians. II
s Gems, have succeeded In defeating the enemy
IN Choumla as regards the Object OF then
mar CHI. The Turks lana sinIog that that town
was threatened. direct tn If en1ire attention
10 il while thr Russians, With view 10 keep up
the J~eiirsion, never moved any e Their troops
from Cbuumld. until Their place was sup lied
by endorsements from SIist Ia. when a vigo
rous movement took place silently AID by night.
I" On the 8th,' says ne Pruosian STATE Gazeiie,
after detailing a variety OF preliminary move
mems and skirn,ishes, q Gen. Roth marched to-
wards ASH, ., and pushed his advanced guard
to P,Iisfand, the most elevated point OF the
Grear Balkan. The enemy was struck witt
such terror that he did moi even attempt to dS'
pute the passage over this lofty mountain,
which may be considered as having been over,
come al least by The Ich column. Al our troops
c. ntinur their movements to-day. IHe Ofanh
ViZier has not made the smallest movement
from Shumla.'
The Algemeine Zeiinng dated Aug. ., recei-
we'd by the same mail, states thai on opening
the negotiations. MIR. Foulon demanded sd
large an indemnity tor the expense o. The war
and private claims, that The Turkish CommIs
sioners declared that they need not lay such
before their government. The Sc
curiiies asked were the occupation Of Si'istria
and Rudschuck, md all the Turkish ioriresses
and ports on the Black Sea now occupied b,
the Russian. II is All med ia I the Porte on
its part, demands Ibe evacuation ofthr Turkish
territory by the enemy's troops. Tho pro-
posals, adds The Allgemeine Zeitung. . ,freal'
ly made, are. however, only preliminary, and
may be greatly modified in the nego iatIon y
The commuoi, arians betw cen the Refs EdendI
aud tue Grand VIzier are frequent.
Hhent and our.-Tbese articles are sill
giving wayne have TO reduce our quotations
for Wheat TO 81 | 2 and 10 cents. In Rich
mond it Is quoted AT 90 to 90 cents. Flour
was dull at IS, and a further decline expect.
ed. N. York prices are So % cents.
WHEAT g. FOUR.-S,nce our last ohser
walton Wheat and Flour have both experienced
a decline in price. Wheat is coming in in
large quantities, chiefly by Wagons n great
proportion of il is Of inferior qualify and selling
below our quotations. The only purchasers
now in market are the millers. The best Red
is worth 95 cents per bushel, and White 81.
Flour is very dull-no sales lately OF City