Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-27
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Sunday evening at Nv Yofs, hss brought 10.
ronean ln,el igeuee, one week later IMAM Gun
nrev,ous a.sices From these accounts ~ vii
k seeu III 4 tie uiunphs ot Tue Auseoshe
soldier, IN the neighboafn hood OF tbohtDia arte
Greater man had rcsIoUsiy besn conJ,cinscd.
"a mare i.ci.ise than conid have besu ,n,H'sg
,n.d Indcedn wbuid alipearsilh iie etrep
,;on of she garrlsons WITHIN the isf,resses 81
Siberia and Jhoum the fafkish Gfsnd snns
north Of the b kan seage ass been eomi'f'e y
brokrn Up. Tue rtrstt was f"usT-ah
overthrow winch the Lon1o" rsess aud ths
..ga.ious wrists oi eiicrs IN New iork aho
dale f,on London will find u a pretty difficult
naiies OF dsgaise- Y Goa.
Gen. fso,a Ad,an' ed uron Matas. discovered
ON me fond 20 tue village Of Ns.sspla ae-r
krgauoH. i6 % ,a.alry. III. df acid = ieer
hIadaiuw. who coveted ms TiEh ~. Nth
the Alexander aud AsiraehAa regiments a.
husssrs, AID some te,y, 10 Ina the sa-mt
aud cut of tnrir retreat upah oeh0asnis =, ~A.is
the first regiment OF busk, rscrissd es"efs
Ia attack them an traai- ~ epemt ~vfs
slispersea aud i've ARTERY stan Is ssniufca.
A small patty took rrlase "a pe'ssoearios
redonbi, aud wrtr attacked by iAe bs.sNfs.
sho we're AZ length iorcvd ~ '''Frsi a. taats
were ~ tie redoubf aBuve - ,Utsafs sna
three caanons rensNrd att@ek sss msfs
by ifen " IN. All a I've sffsohaat. - -
farisnns hy Prince Madsio-, Vas sns~ cre5 :,
volicy ri bullets. At was share ssa eafsl'ai
ut The paiat oftar bas onel. tho tafss caasnas
aud several standards were takee and ihe
garrison Out To the sword. The loss OF the
enemy was q ~ men. and l. sisn'iseds. fins
rr,soners we,r taken. The Rusnans /, u said
had only 100 Killed aud wounded.
The news from Jssshy m the 10th speaks
Of the arrival OF messenger ffo-, Count
Dispiisch tue obie OF the ms l. unknown
The Austrian Observer III the 2bih June, states,
that on the 9th 800 volunteers from dihrrenl
regi,nenis under the command OF Col. CUNT
Jolsoy aud battalion of ChaSturs under The
protection of - pieces Of artillery, established
on the left OF the Danube, have passed. the
river NJ Racboya. This handful ofbiave men.
supported, dGfingn combat which lasted from
2 O'Clock in the morning 10 O'Clock IL fbc
af etnoon, by n battalion OF tbs regimen, of
'roboisk occupied the cry after having driven
The enemy from their ba,ierirs and houseg -
The enemy folgni with great obstnncy. but
IL could not resist the eouingu oil our soldiers,
The trophs oi this victory are cannoh.
@ naea AMI 800 prisoners among which Is
HusSem Pschn OF Vsrna. AmDng the great
number OF killed 10 Srm Ellrndi Our loss
il not YET known. but u j. small 10 comparison
20 that of the enemy. Speaking ofihe victory
ofihe III, Of jane, lie Const iutiop SAYS,
the iriianphs Of Muscosi'e soldiers IN q
regnhnuihood of Choomla, are efehier than
lad previously been conJec urcd, an more
decisive ihsn could have been ,mmagtned
I, is d,iiituit 10 predict what elieels will be
produced upon The cabinet 0l ST. james by
hs news f,oln Schoumla II is rrcs Unable lhal
u, views OF the British Ministry viii moi be
pp,dercn more favourable to X lssia by this
taigrnrr.
Biiers from Constanlnnpln speak oi the
arrial ofiwo Egyptian aud hree Austrian YES
sells finn Bpssera aud Trieste with wheat aud
other provision II u always the English
aud A0iiians who, under The mask OF neural.
~ prote.i the Turks with MI their forces.
Undertake Of l.erl,n 9th June, a new bul,
lein Iron General Debcitsoh is Published IA
which he satrs, hat IN order 10 reader COM
pleie the vmnty ot tha Russian army of the
1ltli June, le lad rcSo we'd moi Only IN pursue
promptly III. arms OF ihc Grand VUier, but
10 prevent. } possible The entrance Of its
remnants into Sohouma. The corps ofconnt
phalen was income quenoe detailed IN pursuit
Of the enemy, sad Gen. knpryanoa' was order.
ed 10 sustain him The corps of General Roth,
20 xhich was adond the Sd DIVISION OF hussars,
advanced nn The i2th by kosapla, upon haias.
aud & an. knapgct. commanded 1T the advanced
guard, was ord'aedto extend his line TO Kan.
.sk and dIspnteh siiong deiachmenis towards
Eski Sfambaul aud kortsey Count Phalen
ANNOUNCED that the enemy had not appaa AIRED
NJ the village Of Marksw on tht rigm, and had
taken route accessible only 10 Infantry aud
cavalry Count Phtlen aband lDed tn mar.
suit 10 General kupry,nof, whose dvi. ion
had arrived nj Mafkoere. Count Phalen
found the ,ut covered Nth baggage arms
and smmuniiion. AS was also reported by
IN aft Itn h..
found the worst poss blp roads which. for twen.
~ wersis -four leagues) presented the mark,
of the most compete defeat 'risoners are
continually arriving. Many detachmenis of
the regular Iirkish troops threw down their
arms aud submitted 10 the generosity of the
coaq ietniS,
Russia has ooniracied a loan of 10 millions
of form, NJ Amsterdam, 10 OF whieI WEIR a..
Len up al the commencement OF The campaign.
and the balance had been recently called for.
The Russian Minister Of Finance considered
this loan al iupofian', rs the obstinate resist.
auec oiIhe Turksr CURED more extensive and
eihcaciouB measures TO auelnenrthe means Of
attack.
Accounts from yienna to the 25,h June. state
that the official news OF the victory obtained by
the Russians near Chouns had occasianed
strange movements al thai place Prince Met
ternich, moi prepared Tor surh intelligence, was
asioonded. ard forthwith dispatched several
couriers Tor England and the frontiers OF fran.
eyvania, and, as the plague had for long
time been a preteki for the march Of Troops,
80 on this occasion IL was used for sending
troops towards the theatre OF war, to reinforce
the eordqn saHiaire.
The Paris Constitutional atiirms that NJ
Pa'auieris about 10 be appointed Mubier of
Foreign Affairs.
The two American sailors, belonging TO thu
American Frigate Java. who were arrested by
the Spanish auiharties At Mahon. for having
been concerned Ia tina, affair at that piste, IN
which French Lieutenant was killed, have
been tried aud one of them sentenced 10 the
salIes tor one year. and the other Tor Gleen
years.
tits inferred from the tenor of letters from
Madrid, that Ferdinand viii soon treat his
monks IN the same manner as Mahmnud did
his jannissa,ias. The events Of Catalonia, aud
perhaps also the wants OF the treasury would
n u he the smallest causes ofthis measure WHICH