Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-25

Inc ioiowng Intelligence is dated Banks OF the IA
nube, July c. The victory gained over the Gran.
Russia 10 all the Courts with which that no,vor H..
friendly relations This communication was accon,ns
oy upion,'ic note deelara,iye Of the Emperor,
ST. PErERsBuR0H, 2Sih June The Em,eror n A.
written to General Coun, Diebiisch, commanding the
second army, the following rescrpl:
ihase received your report Of the victory of ltl
June near the village Of Ko,viaptcha in The vicinity al
ehoun'is over the army OF the Grand Vizier which
III inc dispensing OF The greater part Of the Turk
Rh iorces, with the loss OF all its artillery camu coi
pages and munitions - -
me henor OF the success. alike complete aud brilliant
wmsh mus crowned our arms, belongs you to lis
chict author fou succeeded In concealng YOUR move
ments from the enemy, in inspiring him with confidence
10 risk battle and in tumphng over all his efforts n
'1u we decisive blow nat you had prepared for him
la tesiilying 10 you my lively gratitude for snch sig
nal services, name you Chevaior of the Order n,
81 George, OF the 2d Class, of which herewith trans
, NE insignia In order 70 preserve the momory Of
the glorious victory achieved by troops under your
command in the meinorabl. battle / autho ize YOU 70
make choice OF six pieces Of the artillery taken on the
occasion from the enemy, which present 10 you.
charge you 10 thank, in my name, the troops your
brave companions in arms who, in this battle gave
oois oil Their intrepidiy and their devotion and avn
always your afrctona'e NICHOLAS
warsaw 2lst June 1920
ODESSA, 25h June-An g xpediiion OF f,,o f,ouso,5
pes hundred ncn, organized at Sebasapol and drs,in-
ca ior Szebo has, owing so some change in affiirs
lmst oern ordered to join Gen. Paskcwch ia Asia -
| me measures taken by Government TO check conta
gon have in some degree tranquzed the public mind
Every uiing, however, seems to combine to throw
shade over our mercantile situation, and the future
Contagious diseases. appears. equally raging al
Varns. '|'' r''s ="
MoNpAvIA.-F From the Frontiers, 2sh June
me reserves oil the Russian army in motion AMI
preraraons are making il The interior Of Russia for con-
unuing the war. The Guards are TO halt prov.ionoly
at ToufcTyn. when the Grand Duke Constantine ami
Michael will review them. Nothing definite has been
received from the seat of since the battle of tbc
ian June II snea'sihat the mission Of Counsellor
fonton, who proceeded 10 Csoumld on the I4,h wa.
only TO negotiate short armisce j.. order that each
party might bury their dead The Grand Yzier who
had ratnrned ia Choumla l. said have had 4, inmat
ed TO Nj. Fonou how desirable Il wa for both IN
put stop TO the ef'son of bloed, and that therein
on NJ Fonon had asked Tor instructions in order 10 make
propositions for reace
VARNA. April 1.-The Turks 10 not allow their dead
20 be buried, or even removed, bv persons being
Mahomedans, during the siege. When the Russian.
entered Varna, 81 naked human bodies were found
lying in pool Of rain water M the corner or cross
street. But they bury their fellow believers within The
fortress, wherever they can find room, by merely co
ver"s them with clay: On this they p.sc
une's to prevent the dogs from devouring them Many
thousand human bodies, aud great number OF cattle
have been buried at Vsrna since autumn hy being ina,
huddled under ground in any corner These and other
ahominaions must inevitably produce diseases esnecjai
y as The climate is exceedingly variable and insaubr
Gus amongst the mountainous Districts and carries OFF
NUMBER oi men and cattle during autumn and winter
"reat apprehensons are therefore entertained on ac-
count oil the heat Increasing in spring Several Turk
ish physicians from The orresses or Shuma S;Ii,tr,
ana RudshuS have lied to the Russians ror the Pachss
hau threatened them with decapitation unless thew
could check the mortality after some months which
'hey magnanimousy allowed them. Amongst these
payclans are several that have studied German Uni.
vcrsities "
The Constitutional of the 2is June after MAKING a
summary OF the state Of affairs in the east comes TO the
conclusion that the Turks have lost the avantag &c hcy
gained in the early part of the contest: and Ina, Tho
hopes founded the military system of the Oomans
have entirely vanqushed. The Turks have lost ali
ny The dispersion OF their troops and the
From this time the war must take a very decisive
ch"acte The Russian reserves have been put 10 mo-
,oh 10 ION the active columns and nothing preveu,
he passage oil the Balkan If il has been resolved NJ Pc
ter'bursb a single day has turned the tables Tho
ru;ks have lost all confidence by the dispersion Of the
corps de'ite The surrender of Si.ria which !. ,hc
hrst consequence of the defeat nj the Ilih June in
hitting General Diebsch 10 occupy Rasp,ad from
whence he commands Schumla, has rendered beyond
question the submission ui Ru,Schuck, Giurgewo &c
PARts, July 2l-For some days il has been ruinor-
e. that Nj Coyer Collagd intends TO resign his seat in
the Chamber OF Deputies 1t isnow saiI TIA, he oolv
proposes 10 ign the Presidency OF the Chamber m
health il the CAUSE.
Gen the Grand Marquis of sommariya, Governor of
Lower Austria, died July 10th, of Apoplexy
We have already me. toned, after the German p,.
peFs, That NJ Fonton was sent 10 Choumla by Gem
i''ebitsch 10 propose peace with the Turks These
journals now announce that NJ Fonton was at first sen,
Nhnp'n'' merely TO obtain fcr burving the
siin bui that in consequence of observations made bv
the Grand Vizerhe returned heal. quarters TO Obtain
authorization into conferences on The uIec If
propositions Tor peace. II doub fu whether the
Porte will listen TO these propositions as similar propo
sais rejected last year. although AZ the time when
they were made Gen Paskewch had inst qained n
signal victory in Asia
The following intelligence isGaed Banks of the Dan
ube July c. The victory gained The Grand vi
zier by Gen. Diehsch has been announced lac H., al
10 AL The Courts with which tina, power has iendly
relations, This communication accompanied Ly a
diplomatic note DECORATIVE Of the Enpetors pacGc in
entons, and setting forth that he is DESTROYS Of puiug
stop to The eIon of blood, soon as the Porte will
consent TO SATISFY his demands the justice OF which has
been admitted by all the Cabinets OF Europe"
From the Constiuionncll
IL il considered a certainty here that NJ Portals
viii retire, Immediately after the Session from thr
ken OF IS his SUCCESSOR II now said that M d.
Margnac will pass 10 the Foreign AiT,rs and win
ave Tor his successor in the interior, NJ de Bellevue
PORTUGAL.
We glad 10 learn thAt in consequence of The re-
moDsrances OF our Government, the kIgnelte author
lilies have been compelled 10 pay $500 as demurrage
for Illegal detention Of the British ship Lonach men
toned in our last The Journal du Havre of ,,e IOtb
inst contains the following gratifying int llieence eve
learn ny sure channel from Of
IN the Azores themselves, that the 22i of June sey
eral ships (among which was the English schr Exoui
sitc succeeded in landing Tcrcord the dsin guised
persons who had embarked at aVre and in England 10
reinforce the Constitutional party in that faithful island
-On ihe receipt o! this news, 81 Michael reyoed A.
gAInsi The Mguelte garfion, in the presence OF
The sip' forming the bockaIng squadron and the STAN
dsfd OF Dena Maria is probably oisled al that i'm
portant place -
BUCHAREST, June 26-The corps de reserve com.
andcd BY Cen Joisio have received orders to rrion
! The army OH the Danube. IL is composed of 80 600
men General Diebsch is preparing TO pass the Bal.
kan.