Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-22
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RUSSIAN FRONTIERS, sept. l2.-Fora
long lime no intelligence has excited so
much sensation at 81. Petcrsburgh as the
murder of Czerney George, OH The FUR
kisli territory aud, as IT appears, with tie
appreciation of the Turkish government.
1t forms the great subject ofconyersation;
and even those who consider the recipro-
cal relations of Russia and the Porte, in
comprehensive manner, are OF opinion
that tins event may have serious conse-
quences and look forward TO a rupture
between the two powers, il the Porte do
not submit TO the conditions, which, it is
understood, Russia has required shall be
acceded 10.
General Count Benningsen, who com
mands in chief the Russian Army OF OBJ
servation on the frontiers OF Turkey, has
received orders not only not 10 diminish
the strength of this army, which was TO
be partly dissolved when The differences
with Turkey seemed To be removed, but
also TO raise it immediately 10 80, 600 men
effective, by uniting several corps, 10 pro-
vision The frontier tortresses, and, III short,
to take evGry necessary measure to be a
BILE, in case of need, Immediately to act
on the offensive against Turkey. How
much the Emperor is in earnest IN prose-
cutting this affair with vigor, appears from
the circumstance, that IN his Journey to
the southern provinces he intends to in
spect in person the army OF Beuningsen.
Much could be expected till now, from
the influence OF the Englisii cabinet with
the Porte, III favor of Russia but Eng
laud is at this moment itself engaged in
differences with Turkey, on account Of
the Ionian Islands, and particularly the
possession of Parga. The powerful Ali
Pacha, who, from his great power, i'll
spires the Porte with the greatest respect,
not 10 say fear, will not permit England
To have fortress near his possessions :
he is united i'll the bonds Ola strict friend
ship with the grand vizier. The sultan
takes no decided part III the matter. Tie
grand vizier is an enemy 10 Russia, par
ticularly on account of the public repri-
mand which he received from the sultan
last spring, o. account of the dilatoriness
which he had manifested in settling the
differences between Russia and the Porte
He Will probably, in concert with Ali
Pacha, do all in his power 10 bring on a
rupinre with Russia, Notwithstanding the
pacific sentiments of the Sultan. As
Ali Pacha organizes his numerous army
iii the European manner, and has placed
il chiefly under the command Of French
officers, and as the Sultan himself has
likewise considerable corps Of troops or
ganlZed in the same manner, the Russian
armies will experience this time much
more obstinate resistance than they have
done IN preceding wars.
FRANKFORT, Oct. 5.-Accordin9 10
the last accounts from Rome, the negoci-
atoms relative TO concordaiS between The
HOLY See and several German Courts
were far advanced, but not terminated
| There are four separate negotiations one
| with Prussia, tue second with the Neither
! lands, the third with Bavaria, and tie
| fourth with Hanover. Besides these, o.
| ventures have been made by the Courts
| of Wurtemburg, Baden, dc. Austria is
also employed III the regulation OF It's
| ecclesiastical concerns, and II was Ton
| this reason Prince Meiernich was going
TO Rome.
BRUSSELS, Oct. l0.-The editor Of thC
English paper called the PhiiantsyOpiSt
| has been brought before a court of justice
for cdlumny, by a person of tie name o
| Honwel, calling himself a merchant ht
was condemned to-day by the Correction
al Tribunal TO one months Imprisonment
1000 ii0rIns damages TO the party MUIR
ed, a fine Of 100 forms to the public trea
sury, and TO the costs.
The following Is extracted from
Prussldn paper
A Swiss Journal seems to fear that TN
tranquility which has been restored TO Tia
world may be soon troubled. One OF II
reasons for alarm is tie intended augmen
taiIon Of the French army by 80. COO men
aud tie placing 9 or 600 hali-pay officer
in active service But the Swiss journal
ist las doubtless forgotten what was SAL
ia The Tribune Of The House Of Peers
that France has scarcely 10000 men {
bring into the field ilius AN increase c
humber Of half pay officers Is aboy