Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-19

IN Wnlc3 success Is certain, Nhea . OC"ei - "
seconded by troops of a superior quality Inv
Russian General having succeeded m occupylhs
al the dehles and passes in the rear OF the OiauO
NiZier, by whlcl be drew his ammunition auu
provisions from Chouma, the latter had no alterl-
alive but battle Had the Turks been equal OF
nearly equal in qlaltv TO the Russians, tins might
have been hazardous operation. 10 occupy
deliles In the rear of French or English troops
except in the circumstance of possessing superior
force, or being able 10 fall back on strong rem
torcements might be what Is called Catching
Tartar But tie Turks are not yet so lar I'M
proved IN their tactics, as TO render II necessary
for an opponent 20 give them a bridge OF goiu'
However, the Russian General speaks iaVoraDE
Of their bearing. "On the nearer approach OF ou'
columns, he displayed all his forces M regular
squares of infantry, and well disposed columns
Of cavalry supported bv numerous artillery. Ac-
cording 10 the account of the prisoners, tins army
consists Of twenty two regiments OF regular H.
ian,ry, some regiments of regular cavalry ahu
about $1,000 Anatolian infantry and cavalry.
We confess that we are not a little surprised
that Turkish army of 10000 men should be able
90 stand lbs ground against q Russian army or we
suppose, nearly equal numbers. m pitched bllue
for four hours without any decisive result on eLh-
er side-"Attcr a mmderou> combat. says lhe
Russian General, "of four hours, the fire, when
the exhausted troops could not continue entirely
ceased on both sides This is highly creditabIe
90 the Turks aud would almost warrant us ln
drawing very favorable conclusions as 10 the mill
tary capablty Of the nation.
Paris papers contain teIeoraphC despatch from
TouOn, announcing the arrival OF Marshal Mason
at that point. private letter from that city,
dated the 18th. mentions, on the authority OF al
d tH H..f.. rl { ItfTH .Ta
b.0ckading squadron before Algier> that m ling
li-h vessel had brought au order from the sultan
to thc Regency. to conclude am immediate peace
with France and that the Regency was detemn-I
ed to obey the mandate This is one OF the fruits
of the renewal of the friendly relations between
France and the Porte.
The intelligence from Wa.lachis as respects
The progress ofthc disease raging there is extreme
ly uufivorabIe. In Bucharest not less than llOI
houses wera closed, and the total number Of sick
Is estimated at not less than $4,000.
Elections were making M Greece tor the ape
preaching National Anniversary. Several districts
had named Count CapO dlstrias for their repre-
sentative
A letter from Gibraltar states that the fleet Of
the Emperor OF Morocco had been destroyed by
the Austians In the port of Lerache.
The Manchester papers state thar the improve
ment lately noticed in trade continued as regards
most of the heavier articles of production. In.
Bolton the muslin trade was in despoudlng state.
10 mauy other manufacturing towns trade was NIL
a state of extreme depression.
The Dublin Mercantile Advertiser savs--Th"H
is no doubt now entertained Of Mr. O'Connei
election in Clare. Iii said he will have no com
petlor.
The first dividend Of the joint frm Of RemiE
Ton, Stephenson s. Co. is declared at q IN the
pound: on the separate estates of Remington and
Toulmin Dos; and on Stcphensons Is Cd.
tits stated that the House of Lords rs TO receive
mn accession of dignity IN the person Of Mr. Peer
th3t Mr. Vescy Fitzgerald Is 90 lead the Hou-,
of Commons, and that Mr. Goudbourn IS to be
the speaker