Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-09-01
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firms the above news"

To has er6eHeRcy me TFeS30eRt ct ht
Council Of Ministers.
"CAMP or SIDI KHALEF, }
2Sth June, 1880. (
PRINcE-The attack which had been
planned for the 26ih did not take place. Il
would have led the army upon the plateau,
which commands the EmPeror's fort. Hav-
ING been informed that we should end
some batteries on this plateau and some
other exterior points, preferred waiting
+ till several heavy pieces Of artillery and a
part of the stores of the artillery and engl.
neer department should be collected at a
short distance in the rear Of the first line.
( This delay was taken advantage Of: some
works directed by Gen. Valaze rendered
the road in advance OF SID hhalcf easily
Dassable by wagons; several rcdoubts, in-
tcaded TO support the march Of our con
VOWS. were constructed and mounted with
the guus captured from the enemy.
The audiug of the horses belonging
to the hcsieging artillery and the civil de-
nar,mcni, enabled us to bring ProJectiIes
and stores Of all descriptions close 10 A.
gcrs; consequently, when the attack
drives thc enemy back into the town. the
army Will be prepared TO carry the cncmy's
batteries. TO l0rufy our camp, and 10 begin
aud even pursue with yigor the siege OF the
Em9eror's Castle.
TIE troops in front Of our Grstlinc be
long almost exclusively 10 the Turkish It'll
/ TGa. The continual slirmishing which
has taken place since the action Of the
2lth, has killed or disabled SIX OF seven
hundred men, Being made by muskctr7,
and shots fred at a distance, the wounds
I in general are not dangerous. Since yes
terday only, some men have been reached
bv two tweuty-(our Founders, which the
enemy has brought up to his position. The
/ Chief de Battalion. Bornes, a very dl>hn
cuished officer. had IN arm carried away.
"W shi7g TO put a, end 10 this state o!
things. I have given orders for an attack
tomorrow at day-break The following
IS the order in which the troops viii be
drawn Up when VIC march agaInst the enc
"Tbe right will be formed by the divi'
sion Berthezeue, the left by the dyFI'on
{ D'Esc7rS. a brigade of the division To-
verde viii form the second line ne TWO
other brigades of the division L5'erGo
will be placed echallo1 on our line a COM
munication. with the exception Of one 0ai-
talon. which will form, v,,r li3D ,a'77s,
tho 1arrisoo or the Peninsula. Ibre en-.
trps,o5 ~ NJ 10 T.erid9ut. Calancl OF the
Ash ~ the line. the cormaad Of than i'm.
nort,rt most
9TH Ro5,n,ps INV several DAYS had
-t...roJ ,tor,s,rro, :, ,ra,ty considerable
n r,'r,I,, ., the r;obt If on, line of com.
n,nn;cat;op Tbovb,d not aoneared since
yos,erJsv Thew hav, been seen egai1
TO-DAY
.N;,a hundred effective man wore col
IocioJ :, rho dom, established for lbo ly.
INV Of T,uIo7 7 rackored on fha:r s7,.
Jv arrival This reinforcement void
have repaired. in .rrcct measure, iIr
losses which we have sustained Having
been informed that Won had civcn orders
that all man who were in the depot should
;oin the battalion. tbouuht il nv dHv to
direct tbo Lieutenant General commanding
the reserve TO send on y BRIGADE of that di-
vision. Admiral Dupcr5e will place the
means necessary for th,.r cmbarkatlon at
f. 1--1
7 have he honor to be. &c.
: T.iout General. Peer of France. Com.
IN Cb,eCoCt the Army ofthe African
4 Fxnea;tion.
COTTNT DE BOURNONTD
From, ,,o Tooro,l dos Dobats
There are now 276 Deputies whose c.
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