Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-10


From he 7u,&t,sit Frontier, Isl .Hay
T. 10 the many repcrts which have been circulatcd~
mere within 4 few days This may be added that
the Turks have fallen upon Rowarna and isaltscl,ils
With great Superiority OF force, and i'm both places
have put the Russian garrsons to The sword We
have not yet been able trace this report TO an ~,
i tlIentic source.-(Pr. Siefg.)
i Constan,iaopie. .4pH 25.-rhe Sultan is about to
! remove his head quarters. with the standard of
the Prophet from pranis- Tschafiik To Haraburnn
Grenf NUMBERS oftroops have marched to that pont
since the Sernsker in person took the Notifications
4 under his inspection The reinforcencnts from Asia
cont.nft' and at present they are directing their
conFse to the coasts of,le Black Sea. part Of the
regular Cavalry and Infantry stationed here has gone
| to fneaha.
Since the 18th, several attacks have been rundeby
the Turks upon Sizopois in which iIussein pach;,
aud his troops have conducted themselves with
great bravery, but without being able to overcome
the powerful resistance oc the Russians TO hal
ance this failure, the attack of the Russians upon Ais
ivria has been repulsed and in making it they have
suffered considerable loss. OF late, they appear 10
he directing all their energies retain The posses
sion OF AopoiiS, which Is on the coast Of the Blacl-
Sea, about 100 miles from Constantinope.
| All the information from Erzerun lin Asiptie
Turkey continues favorable in respect to the en-
gagemcnts which have taken place with the traops
Of Gen. Paskewtsch. \ Russian corps Of 4ooa
men has attempted a landing at Freblsomd, Eon thu
Eastern coast of the Dac, Seal but after an obsti
nate conflict and much blood shed, were conlpeledt,
retire to their ships Several transports at the as
| sa,lants were captured. These important engage.
nens, and the great increase of the Turkish forces
cannot fail TO exert influence upon the decisions OF
the court Of Teher1n. There is no nositiye news oQ
| the subsequent movements OF The people in Persia
hnt the Moslems appear to consider a breach with
J Russia inevitable. Yhs mncii is CERTAIN, that the
Crcassians Curds and Lsssenes, stand by their arms
anu the khans of Tartary have declared that thov
Il were ready to march against the Intilels.
The fleet IS on the point OF 81 ing from BuiuIGera
to the Black Sea. The Cnpudan Pacha mas rccov,
cd the requisite orders for sailing and rova FIafti
sheriff requires him to hazard the utmost The sal
tan himself has had an interview with the cummaur
ders OF the different si,ips
4 The personal presence ote Sultan at the pubic
places where the sale oiprovsions hal given rise n
excuses, has produced a very beneficial ea.,t and
/ viii prevent all future disorders. BY Virtne OF his
!! express command, IN order To protect the bakers
from il!treatnlet, and avoid all improper conducr
bread is now TO be distributed in the churches, NOS
| cues and synagogues.
On the lltii inst. a violent earthquake was exno.
renced, which has occasioned great damage nj
! Enos. Kavaile and Adrannple
| CoNsrAHTINoPLE, April 49.--Ycsterdava part CT
the R1sslaN fleet sailed at length for the Black Sea
and to-day or tomorrow, f:e remainder oftte Vesy
sells will get under way. For the last fortnight re-
ports have been in circulation that pacific nogocia-
TORS are IN tram II IS positively said tfat the
Russian Councillor OF State, anton Y. Fclton Is ngr
rived Shuna, for the purpose of entering into IN,
., mediate corarfrnlcation with the Grand Yizer One
thing is certain, that dispatches have been received
from Shunla, since the arrival of which the Refs Eff,
fendi has been constantly occupied.-SeveraI Rus.
sian officers have within the last few days been sci
at liberty,
ALExANpa1A, April 3.--Apprehcmsions of IA Rus.
sian blockade are still entertained here. The auE
larry corps destined for the service OF e Sultan will
quit Cairo IN few days, on its way TO Syria; the
whole corps, according to accounts, consist OK
10000 men, but according TO others it will exceed
900. The chief command IS to be entrusted To
MaIniud Bey, formerly the Kiaya BeS of the PaclIa
Count Dandalo, the Austrian Admiral lately convoy
ed seven Austrian vessels laden with TGoyDtian corn
FROM Smyrna Adramatta; at which latter place i
was set shore, and sent to Constautinope OF
y to the army at the foot tie Balkin
Although considerable purchases Wheat continue to be-
made or French and English account they means keep
Il
may safely be CALCULATED ya, there present
From, the 7ih TO the 2th Inclusive SO cqrgoos con-
through the Sound OF those 80 bound for Brils
"a ior Duch II for French aud for Swedish and Norweg
ports the destination Of the remaining was unknown
Exchange upon London, NJ Is 90; at sight, 10 H.
lG8 1884.
favored says the Posidencc Patriot With the v" pcr"a f of
Canton paper Of the fh Of January last received per ship
other interesting particulars contains of
?, appreiendng osomc OF the of Chinese Junk,
twelve FDnchmen drove overheard near
the LaaIo%s Islands Ihe iigne htn 4 appears took assass
merchandise and money whch shared among The CHI
o after the murder Coz Of the Frepcnen was, il is
Gull rs discovered, suffered The pm
. ishent their crimes "edted The Chinese manner Of pro-
character and calculated give favorable impression of
humanity and of duty foreign najor, will he
n ty The following letter written ~ . rs,tlcman IN
Canton 20 his brother in this dated January 81, 1929
IL the trial and execution Of the Chinese VINO murdered the
Fcnchpen, about four months since The Chinese allowed
. 1e residents witness the TRIAL. which held
House, just III the tho Factories. an interesting
sceuc The prisoners brought in wooden cnrs
The presiding Mandarnc, Judge was noble LOOKING man
aud the manner IN which he discharged the important
computed to his hands, would have done credit any Judge
in our own or other country lie was all judges should
be- rather inclined mercy s presence noble carriage
ADDED much 10 the soemnty Of Of
culPrs were bchcaded on the 10Th. They lid exhibit any
u1asness az the execution, appeared composed
OF the spectators was their belief that they would I've back
TO this country again in fourteen fifteen yesrsN J. Csoe.
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