Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-24
FOREIGN.
From late arrivals at .Neic- York.
RUSSIAN BULLETIN.

RUSSlAN BULLETIN.
ST PETERSBURG, Oct 80.
Wears fran he .army in Turkey. from the IIM
TO the eth IF October
immediately after the taking of Varna, Prince
Eugene OF Wtrteinbure, at the head OF his de-
tatcllment, went in pursuit of the troops OF Omer
Vrione, who had retreated OH the road 10 Constan-
Iunope during the night of the Ilth Of October.
The precipitation with which this retreat was ef
tected did net permit his Royal Highness TO over
take the enemy, who abandoned on the road his
, ammunition Wagons and baggage, and even lost
standard, and he did not halt till he reached the
right bank of the Kamtchik, where there
strong entertainments thrown up TO defend solid
draw bridge over that river
According TO the arrangements that had been
made, the tnemy was not to he pursued beyond
The Kamtchick: prince Eugene, therefore, Occu-
pied position near the village OF Perikoi and Or
dered Major General DeliingShausen to watch
the enemy's motions, with the vanguard, composed
OF the I'd brigade OF the 10Th division OF FOOT of
company OF artillery of the Don, and half bate
ry OF Congreve rockets, and TO attack the Turkish
camp il he should find it possible.
On the Sd N5ih) of October, Major General
Deilngshausen advanced towards the X amptchk
| and discovered that pretty strong detachment
oil Turkish cavalry and infantry hal almost passed
the river, Intending TO raise entertainments the
| left bank for the defence of the draw bridge.
Scarcely had this detachment perceived our van
guard when il commenced the attack; but, thanks
to The intrepedity with which the 37th regiment of
Chasseurs supported the attack, and TO the well di
reced fire of artillery and the rockets. the Turks
soon took fight, Fastening in confusion to the
draw-hridge, which they pulled up, even before all
their troops had passed the river fearing least the
first battalion OF the Both Chasseurs, which pur-
| sued them vigorously, should penetrate peIl-mell
with them into the entertainments on the other
bank of the river. AS il was impossible 10 pass
tn liver, Major General DeiIingshausen was o.
bligcd 10 be content with the already OBJ
tanned. Our loss was inconsidersbie; that of the
Turks, on the contrary, was great; for great
number OF their men, not having had time 10 pass
tn bridge, were drowned in he river, and their
masses, which fled in disorder on The right bank
TO return 10 their entertainments, were long ex-
posed 10 grape shot. Since that time the Turks
have made no further attempt. and the left bank
oil the Kantchk is entirely clear.
The object that was propos d in making the ar
my retain lis positions before Choumla, having
been accomplished by the taking OF Varna, the 9th
Il 9TH corp have received orders TO take up their
canonments in Varna and the eBvirons, TO defend
he approaches TO il. The Sd corps is TO take UP
position the road from Chouma 10 Sili.tria. to
cover the scgc OF the latter place, which will be
prosecuted with the greatest vigour. 1t is not OBJ
served that these movements of our troops have
occh'ioned any on The side of the enemy.
In the fortress of Varna there were found 1862
pieces OF different sizes, and a great quantity Of
arms Of all sorts, ammunition, and provisions.
Journal de 81. Petersburg, .Nop. 1.
The Journal of Odessa gives accounts from the
army in Asa Of Oct. g.
ucneTai faReWtSch reports that tile towns oil
B1jsZet and Diadin have been taken by the de.
tachmcnt OF Maj General Prince Tschfschwad-
Jew. The G neral has also taken possess
sion OF Fort Torpa-Kale, which covers the Pacha-
Xix of BNjzet, gnd commands the road TO Erzerum
Our troops are every where received with joy by
tre inhabitants.
The 7TiFis Gazette says, that the head quar-
ter still at AkhaIzik OF the Goth of Septem-
Der, OH which day General u kewilsch set out for
Ardhagan. Private letters say that perfect tran
guilty prevails in the Pachalik OF Akbazik, and
the inhabitants have the greatest confidence in the
Russians.--- PTUSstan State Gazette .f0p. 10
New YoRK, Jan. 10.
From 81 BGTis.--We have received, by the
brig A-a, Capt. Pitcher, adyi es from ST. Barts to
the 10th December. IL was understoo there that
the ptivafeer Federal had landed all her cargo be-
fore he wa cut out Of the harbor by the sloop
Of war Erie. We learn that the British brig OF
war which had made demind for the Federal, Of
The Government OF 81 Barts. previous 10 the arri
val Of the Erie. had again visited that port. The
ctmminder on being informed lhii the cargo w3s
"a tie hIut -, thc -genis 81 thc pfItatcer, applied
to the government TO have il plac ID in the public
stores until the owners could have an opportuni-
~ Of substani1uug their claims. The application
was forthwith complied with, and the goods re.
moved. The affair OF the Erie had excited a good
deal Of angry feelings among The privateer agents
at ST Bdrts, who were fearful that their business
would be ruined by the energetic conduct Of Capt.
Turner.
We understand that the Asia has dispatches for
Government, from the American Consul at 81.
Barts- Gazette.
BLOCKADE OF THE DARDANELLEs.
~ go PANS, Nov. rs.
Admiral the Count de TIeyden, commander in
chief Of The Russian squadron in the Mediterrs
mean, to the othcers commanding the slips Of war
Of She Neutral Powers IN the Jeyart