Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-21
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LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
The n. York Mercantile Advertiser of Monday saws:
BY the ship Antioch, from Havre, whence she sailed
the 9th ult. we have received Paris dates to the
9Th July. The battle before Schoumla proves as
anticipated to have been very disastrous to the
Turks, who had been pursued beyond Marash towards
Adrlanoplc. The Russians were successful also in
Asia Minor. The refusal of the President of Greece
10 submit to the sovereignty of Russia as determined
by the Protocol of the Allies of 22d March-the con-
fession under the London head, that Great Britain
feels too poor to attack Russia Turkey, either to
enforce the treaty OF the 9th July or to put an end
to the Russian invasion-and the march of Austrian
troops towards the seat of war, render it very i'm
probable that there will be any immediate Cessation
of hos,ilities in the East
Under date of Berlin, 27th June new bulletin
from Gen. Debtsch is published, in which he states
that IN order to render complete the victory of the
Russian army of the 18th of June, he had resolved
not only to pursue promptly the army of the Grand
Nlzer, but to prevent, IT possible the entry of its
remnants into Schoumla.- The corps of Count Pah
len was in consequences detailed in pursuit of the en-
envy, and General Kupryanoff was ordered to sustain
him. The corps of Gen. Roth, to which was added
the Sd division of hussurs, advanced on the 18th by
Kosaph, upon Marash, and Gen Rudger comman-
der OF the advance guard was ordered to extend his
line to KanZyk, and despatch strong detachments to-
wards Eskisambul and Kortsey. Count Pahlen an
nounccd that the enemy had not appeared at the vii
age OF Markowre, and that they had taken the di
rection of Janko1 the right and had taken route
accessible only to infantry and cavalry Count Pah-
len abandoned the pursuit to General Kupryanof
whose division had arrived at Markowre. Count
Pahien found the route covered with baggage
arms, and ammunition, was also reported by Gen
KupryanoG In pursuit Of the enemy he found the
worst possible roads, which for twenty wersts -four
leagues) presented the marks of the most compete,
deleat.-Prisoners were continually arriving. Many
detaciiments OF the regular Turkish troops threw
down their arms, and submitted to the generosity of
the conquerors.
Gen. Roth advanced upon Marash, and discovered
Oh the road 10 the village OF kasepla, kanga-
not 1850 cavalry. He detached Prince Madatow
who covered his right wing. with the Alexander and
Astrachan regiments o: hussars, and some artillery
to flank the enemy and cut off their retreat upon
ochouma, while the first regiment of Busk received
orders to attack them in front. The enemy were
dispersed and tn o artillery standards captured. A
small party took refuge in ncighborinp redoubt
and were attacked by the hussars, who were at
length forced to retreat as there were in the redoub
about 800 infantry and cannon. a renewed at
tack was made by Gen. Roth, and as the summons
OF the garrison by Prince Madatow was answered bv
volley OF bullets it charged and carried at the
point CT the oayonet three cannon and several
dards were taken, and the garrison put to the sword
The loss of the enemy GOO men and 12 stan
dards. Fifty prisoners were taken. The Russians
it is said had only hundred killed and wounded
Speaking ofthe victory of the 18th June the Con
stLtutonel says, ''the triumphs of the Muscovjte
soldiers IN the neighbourhood of Shourna are greater
than had previously been coniectured, and more de.
cslve than could have been imagined. 1t is difficult
~ PieuCI "udt eleClS VIII De produced the cab
met OF st. james by the news from Shoumla Il is
presumabc that the views of the British Ministry will
not he rendered more favorable to Russia by this in
telIigcnce.
On the 4th of July the Americans in Paris, to the
number ofeighty, celebrated the anniversary Of In
dependence. DIR. Kirkland late President Of IIar-
ward College presided, assisted by Gen. Lafayette
Col. Mckae, of Virginia, and bIr. Barnett.
LEGHoRN, June 21.-An Austrian vessel arrived
here has confirmed the report that a steamboat which
was IN the Russian in the Black Sea- had fall
len into the hands of the Turks II is said that the
Captain Pacha will soon go out from the Bosphorus
to fight the Russian feet blockadnp the Dardaneles
The Russian Admiral who knows this has collected
around him great number ofyessels of war.
Letters from Constantinope speak ofthc arrival of
two Egyptian and three Austrian vessels from Bassora
and trieste, with wheat and other provisions 1t is
always the English and Austrians who under tie
mask OF neutrality protect the Turks with all their
forces.
Russia has contracted loan of DO millions forms
at Amsterdam 10 of which taken up at the com
menccmcnt OF the campaign. and the balance had
been recently called for. The Russian Minister of
Finance considered this loan nllimportant as the OBJ
snate resistance of the Turks REQUIRED more nxten
size and cficaciOus measures to augment the means
OF attack
Accounts from Vienna to the 25th June, state that
INC ohclai news Of the victory obtained by the Rus
SANS near ShoUma bad occasoned strange move
ments ct that place. Prince Metternch not prepared
for such intelligence astOnished and forthwith des
patched several c"uriers for England and the from
TIC: OF Pennsylvania; ans, the plague had for a