Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-13

Our readers will be curious to see the Turkish
official account Of the severe and Notifying dis.
aster suffered By their troops under. the Grand
Vizier in the battle Of Koniah. where they were
defeated By Ibrahim Pacha We therefore trans.
late the following from the latest Mon,teur Otto.
MANY. r Dai. .4du.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, JAN. 1s.--Ofciak The
Grand Vizier, soon as he arrived at Akschehr,
which was considered as the second point of uni
on for the troops, made arrangements for an at
tack. At the head of detached corps. of what
he thought sufficient strength, he marched for Ko.
niah. The severity Of the winter 80 much op.
posed the transportation Of provisions, artillery
and munitions, that he was compelled to bvou.
ack several days near that city. On the 2lst
December he ordered. and tn. battle began.
From 7 A. NJ. till 9, the artillery sounded a.
long the whole line; soon after which charge
was made with the bay0net, which continued,
with varying success, till night. In spite OF the
opposing party 8 resistance, his line was broken.
aud he was forced to retire on konah. A thick
mist enveoped the cOmbatants, and rendering
the movements uncertain, left the battle undeci-
ded, when the ViZier, drawn on by an excess Of
bravery. wished to open way in per-on foe his
troops to occupy the city. In a moment he
iuund himself in the midst OF the Egyptian caval.
ry. whom he had not distinguished in the dark
ness. and in whose line he had penetrated almost
alone Being soon recognized, he was surrouu-
ded and taken.
This unex pected circumstance, and the dark.
ness, Put an end to the bloody scene, and the In
persl troops, after hayIng displayed a billiaut
c ,urage, we're Obliged to abandon the field.
Achmet Ferzi pacha. military counsellor Of
the palace, then mission I" the camp, seat
bulletin Of The news, and asked for orders IN re.
ation to Interior operations
There are many fresh troops Of Ackschehr and
o'her places. with artillery. munitions. provisions,
and every thing 10 assist IN prolong,ng the ~ ar
and pushing II with ,ignr; out the r,gor Of the
winter is such as to require suspension of ope-
ra,ions: and his hlghue,s to save his troops from
fatigue, and to concentrate more force, has or
dered tn. lpperlal Camp to be formed for the
ne on this side Of Ack>chehr.
Uar in The Hest I'VE are sorry to learn, as
we do by tae subjoined extract from the Puts
burgh Manufactured, that there Is not peace be
tween the two religious settlements in the west.
ern portion 0f this state. We are l5nnrant OF
the causes Of contention, or OF the relative re-
spectab,Iiy ot the parties. II would be we'll,
hnuever for the leader at The strongest To say to
the head man ct the smallest community, "let
there be no strife, pray thee, between the and
thee, between nv herdman and thy herdman, for
we are bre,heren." Limited ttafes Gazette.
.a6foy al Economy" We learn that Sc.
riou, att,ay occurred among the Germans living
at Ecunomy. eighteen miles below Pitt,0urg,
and these at Pnitiipsburgh, IN Beaver county
l., oh. typr n
persons no we're formerly members OF the +
c onomy society, but who secsed.d With the cell
eora,ed German adyenturer. Barnard Muller,
out better known here as Count de Leun.) at
their head. and settled themselves at the town OF
Phlil,p>bnrgh, which they purchased Of Mcssrs,
PaiIlip, anL Graham. aud partly paid for We
know no, the exact cause Of this serious affrdy
which occurred between the members u. these
two societies. but believe il arose rJm the divis-
ion Of the property consequent on the secession
IF the followers ci Count de Leon. In the al
fray many seruss wounds we're innirted by both
parties; ard but TOR the ;'tn''y arrival of the
Sheriff vt Beaver county. lives would probably
nave been taken bv the exol'ed cohba,anfs.-
several Of the Leon,'es ~ PmiAr>busgh members
have been arrested and lnprl>nDed IN Beaver
county Jail. We therefore suppose legai IN
vestisation of the matter will take place. which
we snail give TO the pabllc. Whist on this sub
j-tt. the reader i, referred ,oa particular acconnt
or history which recently appeared IN a F'ank'
fort Germany Paper. Of the pretended Count
de Leon, Translated expressly for this paper =
IL will be found extremely interesting, as II
shows what ianaticism, when aided by cunning,
can accomplish.
The Mayor has directed that the Cholera hos
pitals should BE- completely ventilated and puri'
frd-and every care has been taken 10 have III
readiness the whole apparatus of these retreats
Philadelphia Y. s. Gazette.
u. S Bank Stock After the Board OF Bro
kers adjourned yesterday, sales OF U. ). Bank
Stock were made al ll2 l2a This day safes
were made at Il23-N I. Com. .1prH 10.
Endless Life We have hitherto entertained
the belief that the great conqueror OF hesh and
blnod was not to he bafiled with impunity: aud
our faith IN that respect has been cOnhrmed-lf
indeed confirmation were wantlng-by the state
mpnt that ore of the members of the society OF