Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-22

ssNu"y TRANSACTIONS, during TIM time The ,r.nst.r
on tho ~ OF ,osmb.r that, hon, sI sn - .Ss
mon 10 the 18th ut January, fwhcn tho dividend.
&C. wiiibc paid) they would make loans y, INV ono
ucposring gold bullion--at an interest nj two pcr
. cent per annsm, and upon Exchequcr bills. In.li.
oouds' and biAs OF Exchange at three per cent, p.y
an"um Consos immcdia' ely rose to a5 .i-a W.
see motany IN our files OF tho Tunes aud tho Courier
on hs, sSn 20 INC negotlaicns supposed Z. he going
tne r,or'da packet ship. which arrived at Liver.
pour on Saturday evening, Dec 9Th, made the ms
sage from New York IN tbs ,r,,,.i, -, P ..
II days '"''' 'P1S' w
! Frankfort. ED Nov-Thc rctrc,t of AZ Ia i.
f""rdonnaye has made great impression anonpSt
our politicians The abolitionists forrscc. or inf:
10 '"resse IN 1t the dos, ruction of the crown OF
france, WI iis others of opinion that the dismiss
sion ot Minister, who u type of the mos, -,
popular doctrines IN Franco, must be the commence
mont OF truly constitutional government. 1t is true,
that the new Minister u little better linn III, Nd
c"ssor and is even still less in repord IN pnrn,,c-
tary talents and energy OF character Tho state n,
me French Ministry Is, therefore looked upon as b,
nnTI ',e ms PrecaIous ns ever, and it is generally
oohcved' that the King of Franco, OH brcnm;nc con
v'nced of this TRUTH will, hcnceforw ard he deaf Il,
tue Suggestions OF the faction aud entrus the Gov
mt oi his Kingdom to hands worthy of the Row
al CONFIDENCE and ofthnt of tic notion
Inc French army consists of $50 900 mon L,,s;des
onccrs The troops are allowed only bread OH home
service at the rate ut I'D. per ration tho meal j. do
n"oiea rom their pay on foreign service; they have
he
English troops have n pound and n bpIr az Lr.,d
war allowance, aud pound Of uea,: and an,
pound "i broad nnd three ourls ofa pound of rea,
IN time OF peace the French soldier Inns soI, ,,,,
day, tho English Is ed. BY tho returns m,d. hy ,b
french Minister Of War, rho expenses of tho army
TOT inc year ia3o. viii require 1913 l23 ,99 francs.
."fns from he .arp,y nfthe Cnutusus.
Or. PETERSBURG Nov. i6-Imm.,liately u II or the
conclusion of tho treaty Of peace nj Hdrinn,nlc
Field Marshal Count Dicbsch Sabalkarsky scnt
Two Conrcrs, one by land and the other by sea- to
convey the news to the Commander lin Chief If he
army q! tho Caucasus Ono OF them Iiou, N,c,,t
sci'y AID de- Camp Count Dlrbiisch arrived nv So,
oil the Harbour of Trebisnnd the I'd October but
as the Turkish Comma ndcr would not allow him 70
iaho' nc was obliged to sock another harbour This
nnsnsonabe obstacle, opposed by the Turkish nu-
thoTItes to the landing OF Courier has led 10 an
event very unfortunate for the Ottoman Trnops.
which tho"sh ours have distinguished themselves
o' resi- victory, Is yet to be lancnteI, rs it has
caused further bloodYhrd at n time when the obiec,
OF the war was already gained.
AFTER Count Pa>kewi'sch had effected hir retro
grade movement ON the Road from Trcbisond To
hfZercHin' lie was Just engaged in choosing rood
winter quatters for the troops uhder his Command
when he received The unexpected news TIM, not, with
standing the bad season. the new S-raskicr contin
ued 10 assemble troops; that he preparing for an
attack upon Erz"r 'un, and had already collected
10000 cavalry aud infantry for this purpose in The
town OF Belburt, which he had left and It's neiyhbor-
mood. Even 1t the presence of large force IN
TIE vicinity ofour quarters had been dangerous
eus III ELL
ever, cause the inhabitants ofihc PachalE already
conquered, to RISE and so obge our troops to undergo
ell the hardships ola Whit. Campaign.
Induced by these considerations, Count Paske.
w!tsch rcsovedto undertake general movement a.
gainst the Scraskicr, and prevent by blow all
the consequences of his undertaking. He therefore
lett Erzeroum on the 9th October, and proceeded to-
wards Bciburi in two columns, the rirht under his
own command, by the way of Korch Paingar, and the
left under command of General Pot.mkan, BY way
of Aciknl and the mountain of Kofka. On the 9Th
uitiiIo the two columns oned ct the copper mines
wersts from Beburi and continued to advance to-
wards that city BY detile which leads directly 20 it
along The bank of the reliouka. Four wersts from
the town vanguard fell in with 1000 of The enc
rnys cavalry occupying the defle. which at this
place makes bend towards the left side, aud which
Is crossed by several roads 10 Beiburt.
The wings occupying both sides of he river, were
attacked ut once and repulsed part to the ntrench
ments and aballes on the direct road Beiburt pa
to the high mountains, joining the right bank of the
river by this, all the ronds to Beburt were
open to our troops, and Count Paskcwtch seeing that
1t would be easy To make flank movement and turn
the town. gave up the pursuit ut night fall, and re-
mant d in the position which he had occupied
The holiness with which the Turks quilted their
ihtrcnchnch,s to ATTACK our own, proved that they
were in considerable force. he Prisoners taken in
the night also declared that the Serasker was only
four wcrsts from Beburt; that he had sent to the
garrison 2090 azcs, and intended To enter the town
the next day with his whole force. This news in
duced Count Paskrwitsch To hasten the movements
Ezcronm the 9th at five in the morning, he turn
ed the town on the LETT to take position on the
heights which command the place within cannon
shot and oiso To- cut of It's communications with
Per Spanc PhylOk and partly with Trcbisond. [The
Bulletin then rectcs series Of several actions be
tween tIc two columns and the enemy, which ended
IN the latter being driven from Bcburt. The Turks
in evacuating tho place divided themselves into
three columns, all Of which were attacked and put
10 fight, and the Russians pursued tnCin for IG
wcrsts, notwithstanding the badness ofthc roads and
entirely Dispersed them
The enemy lost on this occasion, 500 killed ami
1896 prisoners pieces of cannon, md twelve saud
ards. We had 100 killed and wounded, among the
former is Major ShayouaIof Of tho Kherscn Gfcna
dicfs and Captain AmUnkof
The Serasticr hearing of motion, hastenod
wi h 10000 men TO relieve Bieburt, but he place
being taken bebrc his arrival he rcrcatcd prccipi-
lately.
small detachment sent towards the fortress Of Oily
To d,spersc the enemy in that quarter succeeded
pic,cly The garrison OF Oily sur endcrcd prison.
crs Of War On the 18th of October, tho Thursday