Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-10
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-, TWO DAYS LATER FROM FRANCE.
we nave received Says the Gazeue) by the shi,
Hiary Lord, Captain Vote, which sailed from Hav,,
ON the 26.h Of June, our Paris p,p.rs IN The o. b
Ihey contain the OH cai bulletins Of the ianny of ,h
rreneh al A'gers' which we have translated. The
oaanee oil 'h-ir contents IL uninieresting The paper
continue to attack the government Tor po.,poninp tbs
elections In some of the departments
The Paris ministerial Journals. saw II IA exnec.sd
Ayers whi be reduced in twelve fifteen day. IL.
garrison i' composed OF 1000 men, Of wh,m there are
nearly oooo Jannssafies, who are not worth much
rs 70 the numerous hordss Of Arabi.p, who ovsrrun
hc country they are incapable Of coptend!ny ,gaio.,
regular soldier; and the good understanding which
nouu nave been pr1ctisea at fr' nay detach great
number from the cause Of the Day"
mere was rumor on Change at 4 o'clock p. NJ
on the 49, that there would be a new propagation of
me Chambers There had been rise in the funds
Prince Schwar'zenhurg left Toulon on the 10Th Of
Jun., In the corveue Line, which was bearing des-
patches TO Admiral Duperre. He was IN maize The
campaign with CsAn. B,urmont
Aivices from Constantinople of the 25,h Nav state
nv, me negotiations between Count Orlof and The Refs
Ehendi, relative TO the treaty Of AID iapopI- are a,
Length terminated. lie has granted to the Porte re-
mission OF three millions Of ducats The debt now a.
mounts 10 eight millions. Of which million Is 10 be
pa'i In six months. and another i'm six
in May, 1881. when the Russians will evacuate Mol.
aava AMI Waiiachia The remaining six millions are
70 oe paid in six years, du ing which time tie Rus
sian army is TO occupy Silistria and small Jis,,c,
OF Bulgaria. Tbs Porte il moreover allowed to nav
par. OF the contribution in shin timber wool aud cot
NJ Goliscbmit was at Constan,ipople whittier Ia
nan been sent to treat for n loan.
Accounts from the frontiers of Poland, dated the 9Th
OF June, state that thing relating 10 the reav of
Adranope is now regulated with III. exception Of the
Incorporation OF the six dis riots Of Seryis Never
'heie' The Porte yields with good grace TO this mea
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PANS. June %.
4" His Ereeiiency the President of the Council OF
ministers.
SIDI FERACH June IA 1921
Pr,nce.--The naval army which was detained eish.
teen days in the Bay of Pa'ur waiting for the aotilIa
OF transports sailed on the 10 h of June The wind
which was at first light. increa.ed 90 much "a 10
some damage 70 several small vessels and two boats
'oa.ed with cattle were lost. with part OF their crews
AT day light, on the 18th, we made the African
coas; nut the wind Increasing and the agitation of the
sea, prevented our efscting landing The ,et Tho
ro'd of from the land end IFht vessels directed
o"ads the peninsula OF Sill Fsrach and the two adj.
accent shores The certainty oil finding favorable an
chorage, the shelter which the direction and relic. NJ
we coast provided against the wins the of the
grsund' which being open for 1000 metre. from the
sea, prevented the enemy from laying in ambush had
Tor soma time attracted our attention this part of the
coast, - r''O '"e
Oar retrogale movarn Mt terminated on IN. ,oh =,
IN the evening; the became calmer during IN.
night and at daylight the 18th we were only three
League. from Alger'. The troops showed the greatest
aacry, and the cries of Pine le Roi resoundrd from
al quarters; the naval army which had proceeded to-
wards The South changed iti and sailed along
The coast tow ards the pc min us: thew 10
attack the works which the enemy mipbt have con
strncted at the point of an]ng The wind being from,
me cas- we determined 10 land the west of SiI Fee
"a CHI AT 10 O'Clock Nj. the armed vessels of war
Were abreast OF thi. peninsula and the tower mounted
on II was abandoned The enemy had disarmed hal
terry OF twelve pieces Of cannon. with which thew
should have expeced TO receive our fire c.mn "a
established about league from the shore in 49,
OF winch were several batteries and troops Of Arabian
cavalry.
steamboat soon approached the o,st and her fir.
soon dispersed the cavalry. The enemys ha,tere. di
rected some shot and several bombs toward. our an
ch"rdge' bnt without effect At 8 o'clock p. NJ the
three squadrons, The frat division Of the co,vov .nJ
the o'illa Of the landing forces ID cas, anchor Or
Iers we're given TO commence landing on the Il,b-
The brst division reached the land at 5 A NJ wi,hon,
meeting with Tesisance. the two other divisions
landed In succession Gen. Ber,hezsne took the lead
with the first division and eight pieces of cannon
ne enemys batteries soon opened fire AMI continu.
ell 1t, although they opposed in front nv our ar,
lery, and received shots from the vessels which
we're placed 10 the eastward of the peninsula Cen
bs'ihez-ne received orders 10 turn upon the left
OF The position which the occunied This move
men, had the desired re.u the batteries were abandon
ed-hireen pieces (l6 pounders) and two morars fell
mo our hands The divisions Of Loverdo and d'Es.
cars followed tho movement of the first and the enc
nv fled in every direction
Our soldiers discovered much ssrg froid "a ,hev
hao' up to that momen', shown enihusssm We los,
~ men, and no officers wounded.
The aspect OF the ground in front Of the peninsu,
corresponds exactly with Col Bouh's descripiion-i,
ssanly AMI slightly undulatej; it is completely cover
ed with strong fuze
The peninsula il a calcarou. rock on which ,bers
Is a snnfon, TO which the Spaniaids have given tho
name OF Tore Chica, IL will az a depot for our
provisions OF every kind Gen VaIaZe has here mark
ed out an enrenchment. the construction Of which has
already been commenced.
have the honour TO he
Count de BOURMONT.
ms ETeeHeney The Minister Of Marine and The
Colonies
On BOARD THE PROVENCE
Buy Of Tore Cbica, I4h June 1890 {
ny Lo,d; Providence has crowned with complete sue
cess me hrst opetaons OF the glorious enterprise or.
dered by His Majesty. The Kings flag floats on the
Fort OF Sidi Feruch and the Tower of Tore Cbica
Ieh The Bav OF Palma the 10 n Of this month
with the hP"t Under my command, whi'her had gone
70 ray inc hra, which was separated by bad eath.
er on the 3l 81 May, the Of Africa and came
np with 1t again on the I2h inst. S,renr winds from
r" N aud heavy sea, forced me second time IN
10 lake the ocean IN order to preserve my rail- 69tD-
Va, Yesterday 'rnug, the I3 h, the wind wa siIl
ire'h from the eastward. but the was not 20 bigb
aod the wt her fine. This fret mon. mt NJ ,e,Iv
ing 10 the confidence Of His Majesty appears propio,
and have seized upon IT, The feet presented ifspll al
a. NJ. before the city Of Agiers, and d,6ed aloo
the forts and batteries, the commandant of IN. station
accompanied by the BsIIonr, conducting The naval
r Nj it occum,d the Bay Of Tore Cbca The enemy
bad evacuated the battery on IN point and Tho o,t m
the bay. but th' had covered The neghboring besb,s
WIN pieces OF artillery and uortafS, which conposed
ther armament. Some cannon were fred and sevsra
bombs 'hTown among The FIRST line OF vessels sailor
was wound a. by the bursting OF bomb on board the
Bresaw. directed Caot Lonvier 10 coss, along the
shore IN The steamboat Nsgcur who caused bat,erv
WIN one cannon and one mortar, 10 be evacusted.
The day was too far advanced for landing aud ar
engagements were made 10 eHsct IL by day.lsh1 in tle
morning. The corvette Bayonnsiss Cant Fer,io ,,,s
brig Ac'icn Capt. Hsnsiin and the brig Badre' On.
indet, Which had troops land 10 poet In he b,v
eaN of Tore Chica 10 take the batteries of the enemv