Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-24
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Nv the pACkff sup 1dFuDHlhf thHa- b1kcisp
which arrived al New York Oh Wednesday Tbs
editors ofihe Daily Adsenbrr have received
les Of London pspsrs to Tie 9Th ot August.
Liverpool oates 10 the Iih. and Londoh ohip-
ping Lists to the 6ih.
The news brought by this arrival IS various,
aud in some es,,scis quite important as viii
be- seen fiom our extracts below. he Illus
sians we've pursuing their advantages. aud the
Porte more willing 10 treat. IL seems io he
generally credited. that the Russians nave
last succeeded IN passing the Balkan Noun
iains. which oil course must mark An Important
epoch ia the war We have not The pariicn-
lars OF the routes nor Of the obstacles o. facil-
TIES II afforded. The assurances gwen III some
oil the EufU pean Gszettes n short time ago,
appear TO have been well founded for we are
IL ID that Shumla bad been generally over ra-
led asa place oi Importance, and that a mo-
derate force would secure the passage OF the
mouniaips, by masking that fortress. lhs
nppcars to have been done and not only ms
but the Rus ,ans had already prenssed The place
hard. aud were threatening storm.
The emperor was Fastening on reserve oil
10 900 mn 10 the Danube. There appears to
have been also some prospect OF an INVASION OF
the Turkl,h coast by Russian squadron aud
although the Sultan had given orders for ses'
Ehend had testified his disposition 10 Hea,
with The enemy, by sending his diagoman VI
hnguisi 10 Gen. DiehtsGh.
A late report even prciends that an arms
tice had been proposed ny 1u'kry.
The Treatment of the English and French
enyo,s WINS still s1ch rs 10 encourage the hopes
OF all, aud it is stated that OH the pitseniation
Of The Protocol nh Inlinalion was given that
The Porte wished 10 see the performance of
their wishes II they would not INSIST on en-
brac,ng moIs IN Greece than the Morea AMI
ihe yclades.
1he London Courier of the 4ih August rel.
irrates II previous opinion tina, ireachery led
10 the surrender OF S,l,siria, the second III com.
maud having been corrupted with Russian gold
LIS nj karnd
Trade continued very dull IN the manufactur
ing towns IN England The Leeds Mercury
SAYS trade han decreased more ihan one third,
partly o~ing 10 the last American tariff
Lond III papers Of the 4th August say that
the iuquisiion ,s,o be revived in Portugal,
and hrt a decree for that purp' Sc had been
presented 10 Don Miguel Tor his approval
From Other countries there Is little OF i'm
portance in politics. II is gratifying TO 6nd
tha, no preparations appear To be- making in
Spain to follow the foolish expednion Of Barra
find 10 The subject, is an unauthrnticated para
graph froma French paper.
From our Correspondent.
Lrerpooi, TN August, ls29.-The Caledo.
MIA sall'd yesterday, but was not able to get
further than the mouth Of the river, we there
fore add u few lines to our previous commune
cations, IN the expectation that she will gel oui
to sea by this afternoon tide.
Tue Paris papers OF Monday have been To.
ceived but contain no later accounts than those
previously given Of the situation oil the armie 5
in the East Tho letters frour Constantinople
report The statement that the Refs Ellendl rad
sent the drogoman 10 Shuma.
Me German papers state that the negolia-
tons in respect 10 Greece, hold out at present
hu, little hopes OF speedy and favorable result.
All the proposals OF the Two amua ssadors have
produced M effect on the keis Enendi, who OBJ
stin uely defends the old system of Ottoman
policy. Al the meeting of the Divan VIII ich
wns 10 take plac" on the 9Th or sh July, the
proposals of'lie great European Powers were
10 "e..he'Mes Expected by the Eu,opea.s at
C1nSianInople. as 10 The result of the delibera.
ions ot that august body, either on the sub.
ject OF Greece OF of the war with Russia The
'"o ambassadors have been presented TO the
sultan and have personally enjoyed the most
friendly reception
The English houses nj Leehorn, as we are
informed under date OF the 9Th July, in letters
from that city, are making large purchases of
provisions for the supply, it is reported. of
the English h-et in the Mediterranean, which
is 10 be increased 10 50 vessels ofwar
The Greeks, II appears, by the French pa.
pers, have Obtained su:h ad,ant ees in LAVA
da in the latter end Of June, that the military
chiets had determined 10 attack the Island OF
Negroponi II is thought lint the English
cruisers will oppose the execution Of the de.
sign but it is equally beicved that the Greek
government will do It's utmost To extend iIs
frontiers on the comment, Of the Cuffs of Aria
and Noto, and TO aGd 10 then STATE the Island
Of Negropont
Russia and IWkey-Various statements in
The fTussian aud German papers seem 10 coun
Nnance The report thar +, incr Madatow had
succeeded in crossing the Balkan, but il ap.
pears lie has only with him an lnconsdcrable
number Of ightarmed troops, princIpally
Cnssacks There i wide d ilrre nee however.
be,"cen the mere mcursons OF a few light arm.
ed troops ard the passage ri regular army
u is admitted in the Constantinople accounts
that lew Cossack scouts had been seen TO the
south of the b llSan
The accounts from Constsninople TO the 9TH
July state that the Turkish camp al Adriano-
pie was broken up and the troops were on their
march 10 reinforce The Grand Vizler al Shumla
1t was confidently believed that the Sultan w Guild
place himself al their head An account of
me regent defeat of the Grand Vizler had be en-
published ~ tons,Aniinople, but in a manner
to make II appear less disadvaniageous 10 the
turkish arms. The most TX traordinary efforts
Mere MAZE to oppose with energy the further
advance ofthe enemy.
The Messenger DIES Chamhres of Sunday con
tains more pacific intelligence. II states, on
the authority OF letters from Constantinople,
that The Rels Eifandi. after having examined
the preliminary proposals for peace, sent by
Gen. Debusch 10 the Grand yizier at Shumla,
aud 10y the latter to the Dlyan had despaIt he'd
the drasoman of the Porte with his answer 10
the Russian head quarters. Fresh hopes were
'herei prt entertained that peace would be re-
stored more speedily than il had been anticipa
ted.
The latest intelligence from Cons,aniinople
IS by the way of VIENNA. The accounts from