Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-30
FOREIGN NEWS.
TATEST FRONFUROPE.


9Th have been received. BY tins arrita'
ve earn that the prospects OF peace in 'n ~
East are much strengthened. a si''',
r8f,n of tho Russian Army had passed
the E slkan, and thereby afforded ar o.
pering for Russia 90 propose terms Wi'nou'
a.s-rce Mr. O'Connen has been e.ecE
I'd f,- Glare without opposition.
lie Russians were purs1eng 'neH ao'
v7rtsEes. aud the Porte more Wiling 10
t-sat Il seems 70 be generally cred'ei,
That tn Russians have az last sncceel'u
.r ssiug the Balkan Mountains "''1"
eff -ursc must mars an important ePo'"
SD me war. We have nOt the particular, $
lrlna routes. or Of the obstacles or iac'H-
Uss Offended. The assurances gwen 'n
some OF the European Gazaiies a ''o,'
time 90, appears 90 have been ven L'.''a
ell. tlr we were toldtnat cho3m'" had '''7'
re ALLY oyerated as "a place OF 'apof'.nce
1 rat a moderate force would secure 'ne
r.ss.ge ofthe mountains by uIasN'nS i'ial
ss. This appears 20 have been zone,
not only this. bat a'e Russians haa
,r-, ly dressed the place hard ana were
saIe ening "a storm.
The Emperor was fastening on a reserve
NJ NJ OOO men DO TIE Danube. here APP
-s-.- to have bee1 also some prospects OF
.-,-,-r 0rHe Turkish coast by hus-
--- sopldrnr. and altho' the Sultan had
-...- orders for several energetic military
-.-.,eo.s. the Refs EheudI bad testified
e.. sposttlon 10 treat with the enemy, by
.s % hIs drogoman or linguls TO Gen.
De jsch.
ste rea0rt even preiends that an ar
mis-. .e has been proposed by Turkey.
r-etreqtYsut of the English 81 French
--e IS was sull such az TO encourage the
b. Of 40; and % IS stated that on the
outioa oftle protocol. an numation
-.s 7.ren thltthe Poue wished 90 see the
7e-1 ruaace Oftheir wishes. IT they would
-.. INSIST ON embracing more DO Greece
.n le AIorea and Inc Cyclades.
pe London Courier of the 4th August
terates a previous opinion that ;reachery
bed 20 the surrender OF Sihstna, the second
ia command having been cor upted with
Russian gold-as at Narua.
Tadc continued very dull ln the manu-
fru-ing towns 10 England. The Leeds
Mercury said trades had decreased more
traa one third, partly owing TO the last A.
meacan Tariff
The London papers Of the 4th August
ssy .that he inquis.iion IS TO be revived
io Portugal" and that a decree for that
purpose had been presented 10 Don Miguel
f-r as approval
TIE German papers stats thot tho ncgo-
t,otols 90 respect 90 Greece, hold out at
present but little hopes Of a speedy and ia-
r-afle result AN the proposals OF the
two ambassadors have produced no effect
on tho Refs Efendi, who Obstlnatc.y de-
tends the old system Of Ottoman policy.
Atthe meeting ofthe Divan which was TO
take place on the 9TH or Sth Of July, the
D-ao1sals Of the great European Powers
were 30 be taken into consideration; but
nothing favorable was expected By the
El-o1eans at Coustanunopie, as the result
offhs deliberations Of that august body,
either on the subject of Greece or Of the
s., with Russia. The two Ambassadors
have been presented TO the Sultan, and
have personally enjoyed the mos, friendly
reception.
The Greeks. it appears, by the French
rsoors. have obtained such advantages ln
ldia IN the latter end of June, TINT the
ST hry Chiefs had determined to attack
Gle Island of Negropont It IS Thought
l1a. the English cruisers viii oppose the
execution Of the design; but it ia equally
Be we'd that the Greek Government will
d. It's utmost To extend IT'S frontiers on the
cont aeni to the Cults Of Aria and Nulo,
and 20 add TO their state the Island of Ne
E-o.anL
. ONE DAY LATER FROM ENG
LAND.
BY ths packet ship John Jay, London
1a-er IS the 9TH and Liverpool of the Sth
uH beng one day later than brought by
.- T. ledonia. They adj little 20 the iu-
fsI 2 lce before received. by which any
pr 5ible opinion may be formed as Co th-
Ie, .lt ofths present campaign IN the east.
-ne -ImOr5 of Negotiations, and the Inten
t,.s OF the Dtyan are more conflicting
,-4 vsri0usthln ever. There is no doubt
tl.t ovefures 20 negotiation have been
% le. but whether honestly, or for the
purpose Of exploring ou one side, and pro-
c-astinaliug on the other. or whether any
basis can b. agreed upnn' IS altogether
doubtful. Most OF these are mere repeu-
l.o2s OF what we have had before. and are
1o, worth inserting. Such items as pos
ses5 any novelty will be found below.
German papers, received IN London on
che 9h ut state that Gen. Debtsch was
r--.eeILng with lOOll men acrnss the