Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-10-07

.tv l.. ono prisoners and ~ STANDARDS I'd
ken. Pacha Hagki himself fell INTO the
hands of our victorious troops lhe loss
on our side was not very considerable
The news was brought By Prince Dadea'
non. aid-de-camp to Count Paskewitsch'
He lett head quarters on the 9th inst, near
Ardassa, go wersts, 40 miles, from Err
erum. Paskewitsch was still IN pursuit
Of the enemy
From late English papers received at NeT
York and Boston by the Canada
and Amethyst
From the Courier FraHcais Of Aug. j..
Diplomatic Disclosures. 1t IS asserted
that the Duke OF Wellington aud Prace
Metternch, alarmed at the progress OF the
Russian armies, taud at the irreso!uhOI dis
played BY the Turkish troops. proposed To
the Cabinet Of the Tuiiieres, aaont three
months ago, triple alliance ofwmch The
principal conditions should be-
/. England, on her pdrt would emplo,
ali the dIsposable naval force 20 the Nedi
terranean and the the BlacK Sea. to destroy
the souadrons ofRicord aaj deyden. aad
the maritime establishments Of the Rus
slams.
, France, on her part, was to place at
the disposition of England an expedition
of 80. 900 men, to be landed on the east OF
the Gufof Saros, to succour Constantine
pie or to attack the Russians, rs circum
stances may require. These troops TO be
increased in numb according o the diff
cutjes and exIgencies Of the climate.
3. Austria on her part, would scnd to
the frontiers Of France a body of troops,
IN order to keep parties IN respect during
the absence of our troops The Austrian
free would not enter the kingdom. unless
the Government thought It advisable, and
that a popular movement appeared newt
able.
There is something so anti-natural in a
project of this description, that It's author
had the prudence it Is added. to concea
the knowledge Oft from the last Ministry
Tho ncgocIations are said to have bee
conducted with the greatest secrecy b.
Prince dc PoIignac, and VI. Portals. alo
was let into the secret
It's moreover asserted that the move
mont being at hand for executing this plar
the Treaty had been signed by the thrcr
Cabinets, and that VI. W. dc Polignac, d,
Bourmout and dc Labourdonnaye, appeal
the only men who dared to undertake en-,
rying it into effect.
We repeat 1t, there is something so Grim
inaL so odious, in such project that wo
hesitate to believe It.-What Is to be OK
pected from. those who are at the head b.
'ttaIrsl The previous conduct prove- th.
they do not dread for their country, eithci
civil war or foreigninvaslon
Meanwhile the reports in question gau
ground, and already the Duke of Ragus
Is designated FOR the command of the ok
petition.
The reports We give have circulated o.
places where the information is generally
so good. that we have thought it our dut
to publish them. We shall have rendered
a service to the country and the Minister
even should we have merely furnished him
with an opportunity of giving some expla
nations relative TO the projects attributed 10
him, and which do not wantthc appearance
Of truth.
One of the latest paris papers says. we
may eXpecttoreceive very shortly the news
ofpeace with Algiers being concluded.
Five hundred and fifty pounds have
been subscribed for the testimonial to Mr..
Alaury, our Counsel at Liverpool
A forgery for 1890 pounds, on the bank
Of England. had been committed; and a
youag gentleman, suspected Of the offence
apprehenlcd.
Tho difficulties between the Muster
spnners and the workmen ofManchesier
confined, the latter refusing to commence
operations at the reduced prices establish
co BY the former. Similar differences ex.
listed IN other manufacturing districts.
HIS Majesty has declined advancing a.
ny pecuniary assistance to the distressed
spnalheld weayers, to enable them 10 eml.
CRATE 10 any Of the colonial possessions
with their families. At meeting convened
TO receive the answer Of their petition. the
weayers yonIel their disappointment in 10
measured terms.
IRELAND.
1t IS remarked that in the trials for the
murders arising out ofthe party frays and
Orange professions IN the North Of Ire
laid, at the different aesizes, there is scarce
ly an instance Of Catholic being acqui
ted or an Orangeman condemned. In
ms unhappy country there seems to be