Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-28

:,rn that, after horrible carnage Sarna has again ia
len into the hands Of the Turks Whatever truth there
received from the theatre Of that in tho present
campaign the Turks display energy which greatly
surpasses the calculations OF their sdversarie and
pretty clearly indicates tho secret influence of fore
According TO these same letters the org ion
OF the Local Militia (Landwehr) Is carried ON with
the greatest activity ia the Austrian Statcs'
No other direct account yet auhorises us to regard
a. weiounded, the assertion of the above Journal
specting the re-taking Of Varna by the Turks.
LATEST NEWS.
SATURDAY, Two o'clock.
The last dispatches received by the Russian Anbas-
saior. Prince Lievcn, contained an account Of the
cess Of an attempt TO throw considerable reinforce
ment into Sizebol We understand that this place was
so closely surrounded by the Turks, that it was with
considerable diculty The Russians succeeded in their
attempt The result obtained IL regarded by the Rus.
sian Commander in Chief almost equal to victory The
accounts OF the REIMBURSEMENT OF Slistria by the Rus
slams are correct The fact was officially comInunica
ted 10 Prince Leven three days ago We are assured
that this Ambassador has not received any
of the defeat of the Russians Siistra. which is
mentioned in the French Papers
MUTINY ON BOARD SHIP BELLE
The ship Belle which was tow ed into port this morn
ing by the Popoise had nineteen Spanish prisoners on
Board who hal munied on the passage from Vera Cruz
Tor Havana. The following statement we have received
from tho Capt and crew of the Belle:
The Belle sailed from Vera Cruz about the first Of
May, with 1913 Spanish Passengers for Havana. When
% days out the passengers rose on the captain and
masters life. They took The vessel to tho in the
province OF Yuca,an, won't ashore at BUBBLE and
al other ports About the 2Ist Juno inst the captain
and crew having determined TO escape that night from
the ship in the jolly boat; but fortunately OF the
muineers went ashore, and those board were d.
ve'ng themselves below deck, will, drinking and gam.
ing. Capt McKnown seized the opportunity and secur.
ed the matches and such OF the refractory persons
happened to be deck, by putting them In irons took
repossession OF the ship and brought hem this port,
where he is proceeding to have them dealt with accord
ing to law. [.N Orleans Courier.
We copied in our last New Orleans article, giving
an account Of mu'iny of the passengers Of tho ship
Belle OH her passage from Vera Cruz tn Havana and
OF attempt to plumber the vessel We learn since,
that the Belle had On board between eight hundred
thousand and million Of dollars in spec and that near
~ all The passengers were Spanards flying from their
country, Mexico under the act OF expulsion. The pas
senger. denied the allegations against them; insisted
that the provisions water and Accommodations of the
vessel were insufficient for such number of people
and protested that their conduct at only 10
ieve themselves from suffering and oppression Several
oil them however, iaitted 10 Jail, until they
may be delivered by due course of law.
C(haTfeston Herctiyu