Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-19
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gregate burthen of which is 5000 tons.
FROM RUSSlA-pIREcr.
BOsToN, Oct. 1O.-Since our las. Captain
Low has arrived here from 81. PeteYsburg.
which he left the 10th Augustine war with
the Turks was declared, but the talk of it,
which had existed for two or tire e months CON
tinued. A large number oftroops, including the
Imperial Guards, had left Petersburg, it was
said, for the frontiers and it was expected
that the Emperor would set out for the same
destination.
Our former accounts from Russia acquaint-
ed us, that the Emperor's guards left ST. Pc
terS6urg in May and that they were encamp-
ed, part in Couridnd, and part in the govern
ment of .Hokito,c. 1t was stated as one cause
of their removal from the capital, the impa-
thence which they had discovered to march to
chastise the Turks for their cruelties towards
the Christians THAT they, and other troops,
whose march for the frontiers had been cotm-
fernandez, formed the first Russian corps d'
Grmee That second corps d' armee was in
quarters IN the Principaties of Wallachia and
Moidavia, on the Turkish borders That a
third corps was said tobe cautioned on the Don,
10 be III readiness for any emergency: That
the whole army on foot was said to be under
Inc command in chief of NJ. DE JERMpoFF;
who IN 1879, commanded the forces which
acted against Persia, and who is yerscd in
mountain warfare and that the corps are
commanded by Generals WIrGENsrEIN, YU-
MALoFF and ORLoFF. 1t was also stated,
that the Emperor intended during the sum-
lner to review all these troops, but whether in
the ordinary course, or for Il special purpose,
was not known. Confined.
Examination Of .iLdSiipmcn.-The Board of
9llcers Ill New York commenced their duties
ar Na,NNa g.t.1- l.of 4 Ar.
men present for examination is said to exceed
seventy.
NJ. PoLETIcA, the Russian Envoy Extraor-
binary and Minister Plenipotentiary to the u
States, has had the honor of being named
a Cheyalier of the Order of ST.. ANNE, of the
first class, by the Emperor OF all the Russias !;
the decoration of which has been transmitted
IN rescript signed by the Emperor ALExAN-
DER, dated the Goth July last. at Czarskoe Zeio.
~ the Rescript the Emperor says, 90 Your en-
liShtened zeal for the real interest of the ser
wee, and the respect which your proceedings
have inspired in the American government, of
winch have the satisfaction to he convinced
ny our mutual relations, give YOU the most
'eSlllmate claims upon my gratitude"
From ChN.-In addition to the intelligence
received at Baltimore from the Pacific Ocean,
already given, 1t is added, that Sir Thomas
HARDY, the British naval commander in that
sea, having Il commanding force under his
orders, had induced the Gillian Authorities to
contract their paper blockade, from the whole
coast OF Chill and Peru, to the ports between
Plsco and Ancon, (he former l1G miles S. and
me Other Fl miles " Of Lima j and had order
cd the release OF all the British vessels detain-
ed IN the ports lCihoh these limits. This, if
true, Is important information and shows
now necessary it is that the United States
should Eppp n N n cf,bI -
The Pacific. For ifthc CHILEAN government
nave been induced, by the commanding atti-
Jude taken by Com. HARDY, to relax their
Dlockadlng DEGREES in favor of British com
Merce, there cannot exist doubt, that when
COm. STEWART arrives, the same Difference
VIII be paid to the attitude which the Stars
dnd Stripes will then take moro especially.
as we have, including whaIemen, two vessels
Ia one English, in those seas and as the
fTdnkftn alone will be found to be able to
blow the whole CHILEAN fleet out of the water.
10.
Extract Of letter from q respectabIe gentleman
from The south, Odmercdniiie house IN this city,
ddted October Sd, 1891.
had the pleasure ofreceiving your letter.
mad an interview with Mr.. Thompson. Sc
cretary of the Navy, in which had full and
i Tree conversation on the subject of piraces.--
Inc government seem To- entertain proper
IDEAS of the character of the outrage, and of
the extent of the injury upon our commerce,
ana have adopted, trust, adequate measures
10 repress them | was gratifed to learn that
au the dispOsable naval force has been ordered
on that service. The Hornet will convoy all
tleNessels that rendezvous Oh the | 9Th, and will
continue to cruise in the West Indies, Gulf Of
MeXlco, and think it probable will have or
uefs to beset Buenos Ayres, from whence we
nave good 'eason to believe that the armed
vessel o! 20 guns, that fell in with the Orleans,
sailed, and to which she will return The
ohark, 10 perhaps sailing at this time in the
Huli Stream agreeably to orders, on her re-
turn from the Coast Of Africa. The Grampus,
Forpoise, Sprk, Enterprise, and three gun
D0at schoOnefs, will be ordered in this service.
Inc nature of the indgnty 20 our flag, and
me character of the navy, insures us that the
pDIect VIII be accomplished. They will,
nope, nave instructions to pursue them into
every part, and to take them wherever they
may he found. I am happy to assure you
mat Mr.. Thompson has employed all the
means within his power, and that other means
would have been resorted 10 If appropriation
mad permitted. But ! think the force will be
adequate" fV Y n nm
SIIlPWRECK.
The brig Maryland, captain Bucking, arrived
mere yesterday in Ia days from Curacao. fel
~ on the Goth September with the wreck o.