Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-27
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LATEST FROM ENGLAND
NEW YORK, July 1.-The regular trading ship
Ann, arrived ON Saturday from Liverpool whence She
si'ed On the morning of the DIST of June Con,n;n
Cracker has favored the editors of the Mercantile,
Advertiser with Liverpool papers of the Goth. Lon
don papers 10 the evening of the 18th, and Iloyti's
Lists To the 10th u
Tile .Nrket.A speculative enquiry for cotton com.
menced OH the ll and the sales for last three DAYS
amounted To 1900 bales, including 400 bales of I'm,
land, which sold AT I'D TO lid the demand for
orleans was also very good, and supported IL, ,vol,-
bic accounts from Manchester. 1000 bls inferior
lnri'cntnc were sold on the 18th, at Is "a mr.
cri oi Wilmington Tar was sold on hoard az n.
lhfe was zone snqury or Bark Us TO 2is for Isl
9u ana Us TO los Tor 2d quail Some sales of frcsl,
Phiad. flour al 2ls u a Dos. There had been some
considerable sales effected in AM flour in bond but
no amendment IN the prces-Sour, free, l. To is I'D
nearly exhausted. N,rr m. Q
LONDON, June l3--Intelligcnce of n very im,nr-
,a'' nature mas, we understand, been received the
no'el oil the Russian embassy. The Empcrors of
i.usSi ana Austria, indignant ut the oulranes which
nave been perpeIatcd at Constntinope in the limo.
miiiious death OF the Greek Patriarch and other heads
oil t';u church, together with the crucles committed
against tic unfortunate and unrcssting Greeks have,
Is sa'd determined To insist upon such separation
from the Turkish government as The case will admit
anu OH some assurance or pledge regards the fu-
lures mat similar cNcesses shall be repeated
rom the quarter IN winch this statement is circulat-
ca, we ind doubt its auhenticy and feel
therefore. peculiar pleasure in the communication of
= piece OF intelligence OF much interest TO the
christian, and, indeed, TO the whole of the ciyiIz
world but though the main fact appears worthy OF
credit that Russia and Austria will exact r3rbu,ioi
rom i,e Forte we have been able To collect nothing
beyond mere rumor OF what is to be their mode of
proceeding, or the species of security they are like
~ To require. Ii has been said that Russia win de-
hiahd To become the protector of the other Greek
provinces, as she is already of Wallachia and Aolta-
wa. we near also that an Immediate cessation of
hosiliites between the Greeks and the Turks is TO be
required, and Il compact formed between them;
winch, while II shall secure the allegiance of the for
mer shall protect them against outrage and massacre
announcer opinion Is that the cesson OF Waltiehia and
hoidava will he insisted on either to Russia or 10
Austria, or to those powers in coniunc in order TO
aiiord an asylum To those Greeks who decline 10 live
any longer under the Turkish laws At all events. il
Is believed that the Divan listen 10 whatever
terms may he proposcd.-Rnssia has an army of
lOO,oGO men on the frontiers of Turkey which would
be powerfully reinforced by the Auslrans and
weakened IA she is iy the efforts 70 .nunrcss tb,
t'reek insurrecton, has M alternative hut srhm, IS
SION, or aioreisn invasion which there would exist
no chance of resistance.--S this momentous
contest actually take place the ewes of All E,rorc ,Il
be anNiously fixed on the result
LONDON, June 10. About 9317, OODin gold.
has been landed from the Venus, from New
YORK, consigned TO a mercantile house i'm Lon
don, To pay dividends due TO individuals FROM
the American funds.
Stocks left off TO day, being probably affect
ed slightly by the probable consequences to
this country of a rupture between Russia and
Turkey. Consols; for account, IN.
The tragical death of Ali Pacha appears to
be confirmed: the army which besieged him
has been completely routed, and has fallen
into the hands of the Greeks. Ii is added
that senate has been formed at Janina and
Sui (the capital of the Suliotes) which has
taken the rcins Ofgovernment.
On the 4th inst. the counter revolutionary
conspirators, the Curate Zaladuelde, aud the
Advocate Lazaraga, Were executed at Wit
torIa land on the same day Sub Lieutenant,
who was an accomplish OF Abuelo, shared a
similar fate at Madrid
ROME, May l2.-The'da before yesterday,
about O'Clock, seventeen brigands scaled the
walls OF the garden of Canaldues, at Frascati,
and entering the Convent carried oil seven
Monks with them to the mountains, leaving
behind only those who were infrm Two
other Monks were sent by the banditti To
Rome to make known the sum they REQUIRED
Tor their ransom, the enormous sum OF 10, 600
crowns tits reported that $4,000 has alrea-
dy been offered. 1t appears that his Eminence,
the Cardinal Pacha, who is generally at
F'rascati, had only quilted the convent few
hours previous, or he would probably have
experienced the same fate
NAPLES, May e9.-Several chiefs of the
Carbonari have been embarked on board the
Austrian flotllla in port. His Majesty has
ordered the Spanish squadron which was in
the bay of Naples to depart without DELAY,
and farther prohibited it from anchoring in
any of the ports ofhis kingdom.
We are indebted to the National Advocate.
extra, for the FOREIGN NEWS, received
by the Ann the substance of it will be found
condensed by the editor of that paper. We
have received the Proclamation of George
Nv. dated June 8, announcing his Coronation
for the 10th July. The articles in which we
feel, and we trust our readers feel, most deep
~ interested, are those which relate to the
Greeks. The messinan Senate have issued
an excellent Proclamation, " Given at the
Head Quarters of The SpartanS, March 90,
1891, o. s." Two fifty gun Turkish frigates
sent against the Greeks in the Morca, have
been, by the Greeks who formed the princi-
pal part of their crews, delivered up to their
brethren in arms. Nine hundred Turks who
were onboard, were delivered up as prisoners
on the Island of Milo, but on the arrival ftbe
news of the murder of the Patriarch, &c. at
COnstantnople, the Turks were all PIT to
death. The war will be vindiclivc and SAN
culinary. We hear that Austria is Jealous Of
the military attitude assumed by Russia. and
we shall hear that England is Jealous of boil,
those powers, yet we snail see the head ortbe
Catholic Church and the head of the Greek
Church, and the head of the Protestant
Church, fold their arms and see the Mus
selmen slaughter the Christians without lifting
iinGerin their behalf Oh! for another Peter
the Hermit To preacli UP another crusade
against the Turks. Phil. Press.
Whatever may he the terms proposed by
Russia and Austria, ana we hope they may be
Of most decided character, the Divad must
acquiesce, because Russia has an ARMY ol
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