Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-27

The French Papers of-Wedncsday tJuiy o. con-
tain the detailed accounts of the operations OF tho
French Army up to the 28th June inclusive, and
telegraphlc dispatch from Sid Terrncp, dated the
3Oth, giving an account OF operations on the 29th
These accounts CONTAIN allsion to the loss nf
convoy mentioned yesterdays but apparently to quiet
the uneasness respecting the communications at the
army, dispatch of BouaMoNTs, dated So far back
as the 3d. is published by the .Hon'fer, Which mem
lions that very good road had been opened by &c
neral VALAzE avoiding steep declivitlcs, and almost
equal to those of Europe In another Dispatch,
which contains the somewhat unusual description of
attack intended to BE- made the goth (which ack
appears by the teegraphic dispatch to have been
cessiully made BoURMoNT informs that the dvis
ion of Loverde disposed in echell n on the line
OF comrnun between the army and Sid Fcrruch
The dispatch OF DurERRE shows that the fleet can
scarcely continue in The bay
LONDON, July 81 From the CourierI-We have
received the Paris papers of Tuesday bus they do not
contain the particulars of the battle of thu 28,h,
which the telegraph uf Admiral Duperre had prcpar
ed us tn expect There are however private letters
IN the papers of affair the 24th in which VIC
tory of decided charact is claimed for the French
the details OF this affair given very differently
by the various and ii impossible for
us to form cotrec; idea Of the real facts II ap-
pears that the attack made by troops of the
Dey aud that they fought with courage which could
hardly have been looked for who had been
beaten III every previous engagement Fhe loss of
the French Is varcusly ed, and probably in every
account it is moderated, for we arc not to expect
unfavorable details in the French papers, even those
longer regarded Ministerial niancnuvre the sue
cess or failure of which to determine their fate
| Whatever may have been the resistance of the Al
gerines, aud the obstacles to the progress of the
French, 1t appears certain that the losses of the lai-
ter IN their different engagements have not been s,
hcent to weaken, materially, force deemed moro
than sufficient for the conquest of Aluiers Suupos
ing, even, that they have lost 4 5000 men, they
must be IN sufficient number still, if the mere num-
Der will avail f, the overthro,y of the Dcv-ant if
1t be true stated that the Arabs are well disposed
towards the invaders, the chance of success is much
increased But have some doubts of the correct
ness OF this satcmen'-tie fact of the Arabs
coming forward to sell provisions to the French as
stated Ill one letter proves very little rs to the ey
Isfence or friendly feeling sncc we are informed
IN another communication that the foniness Tor GOLD
among the Arabs Is great indice them to Turk
IN the rear or The army with great danger In them
selves IN the hope of cutting of the heads of strau
glers, and carrying them away with the knapsacks of
their vlctinS thus securing doublc boov-rcWar,fs
being given to the bearers of the heads of French
men-At rome every thing is Observation-Disclosures no
longer reckon on majority in the chamber. and
changes IN the cabinet IN sense favorable to tho
views OF the stlcklerS Tor the ipviolabity of the
charter, but opposed to the desires of the Ultra Lib
erals, are aked of IN respectable circles and tn. i'm
preston produced by the report on the stock Elk
change was favourabc.-The Five per Gents rose
100 20; the closing price however, was Io5 70
which was attributed to the confirmation Of The
report The closing price Of the Three per Gents
was 10 TO- Election returns Were received in Paris
oS uSSu'.J oui places OF these nineteen
were ministerial, giving only majority OF two to
place against the large majority of The Liberals in the
former returns
Little doubt can uog DC entertained of tho com
P"Slnn M tia new Gaanher; but confident rusi
that moderation and good will govern the King
and the Deputies, and defeat the hopes of those who
would wish to see Franco again exposed to the hor-
of civ war.
(From the Messenger des Chambers Of Thursday,
lone OF our letters furnishes verv circumsta nial
details respecting the negro who announced on the
Slst that every thing state of tumnt in AL.
giers; that the Dey had betaen himself to fight &c
1t Is certain that the negro in question made such a
report, for we learn that fact from witness who was
present; but the fellows story has been fasifed by
The subsequent events. As the enemy, accprdnu TO
the official -eport, has attacked us with order and
spirit since the 24h, and as they fought in the an
proaehes to the place on the eGth, must conclude
that the Deys au hority has continued IN force"
AFRICAN EXPEDITION
TELEGRAPHIc DIsPATcH
9he Wariti,ne Project at Touion his EccelLeucy lie
.uoliSler Of Marine and Colonies.
''FoULoN, July Il 1880.
.Ine Cap''c'eu's sailed yesterday to reion the
Meet ''juy s.
''Tbe Robuste sailed yesterday for Sldi Perrucb
With provision and water for the fleet and ono hmm
dred men, who are going to reion their corps in Af
RIGA July 6-Nine O'Clock, a. III
~ have received yo0r telegraphic despatch of the
81 had anticipated your orders stopped the dis
charge of the transports
81 causing provisions and vater to bo sL;,ooI
for the fleet
Adniraf Duperrc 10 his ErceHencg The Minister, or
.uarne
SiDf FERRUcu, June 25
9! received Yesterday by the telegraph of the army
the following despatch:--
eve are masters of tho positions which command
the Emperor's Fort. We have taken % besiernr
pieces OF artillery"
''Fhe officer OF nv STAFF detached to attend the
Commander in-Chief writes to noe under date of this
morning.
4 confirm I you the news Of Yesterday: we beoin
the Investment of the Emperor'5 Fort to-day The !
EonSnls are at the oatpos;s With q Turkish and
Grencn safeguard Ia protection, no doubt in writing !
from the Turkish and French coromnndcrsl IT., |
say that great disorder prevails within Algers We
have no news of our prisoners
W .. The Inspector General of the ARMY, who
was present at The action has arrived on board the
Provence. He confirms the above novs /"
TO his ErceAtsnOy the President of The Council oil