Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-11-05

If any c,rpa, notice, and in that case the
Cos$s~l~ would soon he at the gates Of Con
,tapfinoule. Such lamentabie result, howe
yer. is not expected TO occur. Prom tAe req
d,uesSv-i;h which Gen. DIcbltsch arrested MS
VICTORIOUS march to enter upon Negotiations
and the General confidence reposed IN MS III
perial Masters professions OF modeFaeoh'
which. lge repeat. lac has as yet, done nc ui4"s
to belle. IL is still believed that peace, on Tea-
sonable terms, will supersede any necessity o.
abiding again to the duration or rupture OF
the arnnstce.n c1.ho
4.On the whole. 1--WE again quote the Ulooe
and TrayeIler,l there Is little reason 10 uoop':
whatever may have been the discrepancies OF
dates. that General Diebitsch, at the date OF
the last accounts. remained at Adrianople, anu
| that nothing had occurred to change the aus
nices under which the negotiations Tor peace
were proceeding With respect to the de-
mands of the Russians, all the accounts con,
cur ia stating that they are moderate. III y sd'u
that they require an indemnity OF eight lniiiiols
| sterling: but that in consequence OF INC OK
hausted treasury of the Porte, they are VIII
ling to receive il in merchandise, naval or MI
| litary stores, or in any other way uat inc
| Turks can manage II; and that they require
! 70 retain possession of two towns IN ASIA, VIZ
/ unnn ourselves to assert that although no IN
| ebrmation OF this nature has been officially re
| ccived IL has been transmitted to government
! through such a respectable channels, uiat
| some credit NAV be attached TO 1T. 1t would
! thne ,npear that nothing deimitiye has trans
nired. and considering the distance at winch
] our Ambassador in Turkey Is placed from \
/ drianople. we can only expect to receive tle
account of the conclusion ofpcace through the
| British Embassy at Berlin. We repeat that
nothing has occurred TO diminish. the conn
dence entertained by this government mat
few DAYS will announce the satisfactory ter
mnation of the negotiations"
prooqrss of The Ri,ssimss -Notwthstanding
the negotiations for peace, the Russians nave
| pushed their advance guards, since the
date of our previous advices, to kaTabufha'
| ION the Black Sea- and Czurlt-the former
ten. and the latter twenty leagues from Coh-
stantinople. Some accounts, indeed, repre-
sent them as still nearer TO the Turkish capi-
al. The capture OF Ireblsond, IN Asiau1
Turkey. is confirmed II is also announced
Thai Sourmakof has fallen into the hands ol
the Russians Great and unprecedented Ell
forts are making for the reduction OF Schum.
Ia and Rutlschuck which lie to the north OF
the Northumberland Of Commerce.
II has been the expectation of many per
sons that Great Britain and Franco would
Interfere, if the Russian forces threatened To
take possession of Constantinopie. and STOP
Z their progress As far as we were able, by .
} careful attention to the newspapers iron
those countries and TO the measures oil then
several governments, to discover the true
+ state Of things. we have been able to discern
l nothing that warranted such an expectation
On the contrary, as far as the plans and opc
ratons Of those governments could bc conIec
tured from public appearances, there was nj
evidence of uneaslneSs or alarm at the veto
RES or progress of the Russians, either I;
France or England Since they passed tn,
!. mountains, and were in a situation to pusi
: forward towards the capital, there has beer
| plenty of time for the other members oil th
: Alliance TO manifest their anxiety at the pros
: poets of the Russians, and the certainty that
: if they were so disposed, they might marci
2 to Constantinope Nothing of this sort, "a
J far as we have been able to discover, has APP
, peared in either country; on the contrary, /
: would seem that they were entirely satisiiet
p with the conduct of Russia IN the mode o
carrying on the war. And we understand
from sources to be relied on, that no expecta
: ton has been entertained IN France, tha
either their government, or that OF treat Brit
= ain, would enterfere. individuals very re
= Gently from Paris state this to be the fact |
it were otherwise, their conduct must have
been very singular; for they donOt appear te
! have taken single step, even to save Con
stantinople, much less the territory in gene
raj, from falling into the hands Of the Rus
sians.-.N T. Daily .4dc.