Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-05
FOR EIGN.

we nave now very recent advices from Eu-
ropeas late as the Path ut Ii is not to be doubt
ed, we think, that the Russians have suffered in
tl.eir campaign, severe loss and disappointment,
and that the allies will make every effort to re-
establish peace. There is evidence that the
corps of Prince Eugene Of Wirtemberg, which
was strongly eDcamped in the environs Of Varna,
had joined in the retreat. Military writers in
the London papers contend that the Russians will
experience no difficulty in maintaining that for
tress against any attempts Of the Turks. A cor
respondent Of the Courier dwells ON the following
points,
81. That redoubts are erecting in the neigh
bourhood Of the Turkish fortresses by the Rus
slams.
z. That 80, 900 Russians are to guard Eastern
Waliachia and secure it from any serious invasion
3. That achievements are coming down from
the interior of Russia.
a. That General Langeron has fixed his he adj
quarters at Bucharest for the winter.
o. That General Roth has gone from Siiistria
with portion the troops, to Vsrna.
g. That great Russian force is between Ba-
zardjik and Varna; letter from Bucharest says
$4,000 men, but this is probably exaggerated.
y. That The Grand Vizier's head quarters were,
about the 9Th and 9th November, at Aidos and
the Turks were entreDching aud certifying that
camp. He had been joined there by Chalib Pa
cha, who commands the new Turkish regulars.
Ii, therefore, the Turks have any serious le-
signs OF molestiDg the Russian army encaml ed
near Varna, the next advices from Consantinople
must announce his having quilted the camp of All
dos with heavy battering train This is most i'm.
probable at this season.
The same Speculation presents the annexed con-
illusions:
81. That the Russians will maintain the posses.
sion OF Waachia, and the northern angle of Bull
garia, keeping strong and advanced corps every
where to watch the movements of the Turkish gar
risons. Rather than fail in this, they will move
forward the whole of the Polish army, and por-
ton OF their new levies.
90 That they will keep Varna safe and un-
touched as the richest jewel in the Russian Crown
90 That the Turks, if wise, will adhere to their
cautious defensive system, and make no serious
attempts to destroy lie Russian armies OF TO cap
lure their ortresses; that, il they attempt any
great operation, such as the capture of Bucharest
brailow or Varna, they will suffer forit. Inroads
and ncursions, and expeditions for forage or booty
they may, and will, doubtless, engage in, and Of
ten with success, as is always the case with an
enemy, whose principal force lies in his cavalry.
But this will signify nothing TO the final issue
Oh the conflict, which must ultimately depend on
the weight aud discipline of the infantry the su-
perlority OF the artillery, the military science of
the Generals, the command Of the seas, and lastly
the power OF raising large loans, to conduct so ex-
pensive war. Turkey is inferior in all these
points she cannot long make head against Russia
Fortress after fortress will fall, and she will ere
long be hemmed in within narrower and narrow
er circle.
"a. That we shall find next March or April,
when the new campai On opens, that the Russian
armies will be again on the offensive along the
Danube and eastern range of The Balkan, and not
as some people contend, constrained 10 a defensive
campaign on the Pruth. The obstinacy of the Sui
tan and his Diyan will deprive him of the Su-
zerdtnefe, first OF the Morea, then of continental
Greece, then probably OF Bulgaria, and Albania,
unless some OF the powers of Europe take ND
arms in his defence. In such case other powers
will take part with Russia, and who can foresee
the isue: Nat. CaE.
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. lO.-By the schooner
C0rreo, arrived at this port, from Tampico-we
are informed that the instruction which took
place In Mexico, on the Goth November last, was
followed by complete revolution at least in that
capital we have not yet received the crcumstap
ual details, but have gathered what follows;
Zen. Lobato, on the LIST of Dec. put himself AZ
the head oil the insurgents, who the evening be
lore had fortified themselves near the National
faiace. The combat between them and the troops
oil the government commenced the same day and
continued necessarily for three DAYS, victory was
at last declared in favor Of Guerrero and his party
i ne Dattle was commenced, and continued be fore
ne N ational Palace, i'm front OF which is yery
large building called Pa, ian, where all the rich.
est merchants kept their stores; in consequence of
the battle the merchants were obliged TO abandon
their stores and properties therein, and a piIlape
ensned to the amount Of eight millions!
Inc two cities OF TampicO are in favor Of Guer-
zero.
Gomez Pradraz (,he president elect and the ex-
ecutiye power retired TO PuebIa, CITY about 40
e'sue from Mexico bee
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