Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-30

ron sStoSonoh was preparing To leave the CITY
lie mad been detained till this day BY the nor
liberty winds, but Il temporary change having
taken place, he succeeded in clearing the chan
mel tins morning, having previously caused the
Russian arms To be withdrawn from the Cham
Gerry. Inc Porte, who has constantly expires
sed It's friendly dispositions towards that power
continues the usual guard at the Russian pa
lace as II The representative of that mower
were still here. Our only hope of peace now
rests ON the mediation of the other ambassa
doris, which should it be unsuccessful, we
lear our safety here will be very precarious."
| A letter iron Odessa, dated Aug, II. saws.
VI. the Baron Srogonod, arrived here last
| nlSht-his departure met with no obstacles
whatever; on the contrary, every possible ia
cility was afforded him and he was treated
with great regard
| IL is reported upon Change this morning,
that proclamation has been issued by the
Turkish government, giving a free pardon 10
all the Greeks who will return TO their allcsi-
ance in ) months from the date of th, doru-
ment.
| The inquest on Richard Honey Terminated
on "Wednesday. The Jury having met ON In.
forenoon that day, proc .cdcd 20 deliberate
IN private OH the evidence. They continued
III consultation until six O'clock, when the Gu
roner read the verdict returned, viz. Yer
dict OF Granddaughter against the officers and
men OF the first regiment Of Life Guards
who were on daty between 'ryburn gate and
Park lane, at theiime Richard Honey was shot
Oh tuesday, 18th August, 1891" The Jury
then signed the ngusiliun.
| CoNsrANrINoPLE, Aug. let was appre-
hended here that Il tumuituo,,s movement
would have been made on the departure of the
Russian Ambassadors; butthe rigorous meas
| adj tod Inv 4
Tor the moment, restrained the fury of the
populace. Public entrance into Pera is proh
btcd ,and 90 Turks, who attempted TO force
their way IN defiance OF the guard have had
their heads struck oil.
| There Is already Il very considerable Rus
sian army on the frontiers of Turkey. which
dailyreceivss reinforce .nents. -Countd de Witt
Senstein frequently exercises these troops in
sham fights.
The Emperor is expected in this quarter,
and we are il hopes that he will visit this
| port.
The Turks again premt vessels laden with
cora t"pass freely to their respective dcstina-
| lions.
The abolition of the freedom of our norris is
attributed TO the repre- ientatiun of the mer
chants OF 81. Pe,ershurgh aud Riga The go
vernon general, conlinerci, men, and all the
| foreign Census here, have made the most
earnest soiiciia:iai ~ OItt;I the c0ntinu-
| ance of freed1n-but in cast. rs is too n,u,b
| unprecedented, this should not hc granted. they
urge the pr"lungat;on OF it icr one wear. in
order t:lat the merchandise with VIII ieb the
ware houses are encountered, may be dispos-
eu oil otherwise the merchants, who, RELYING
on the faith OF the Russian government. have
large stocks on hand, vii be entirely ruined.
| and the trade of Olrssa, which had only inst
! ht.I.tl a un,,rish viii Ia, .,,,;L;I...l
"FRAHSF0gr, Sep lit is affirmed that the
Emperor Alexander, faithful 10 the princpe
which lor'ns the basis of lie Holy Alliance.
VIII take no decisive step without the prov-
Gus Consent al his high allies it was on this
| account that General Schowaloif was sent to
bcria, AMI Other pcrsonagcs were sent en- MS
! Sioa Ia Paris, iei.na, and even London, althu'
| England is 20 party to the Holy Alliance
ifuss'a, II is said, will not act dccisivelv until
answers from the different courts shall have
reached st. Petcrsbirsh. At this time the
Emperor may have received The answer of
the Porte, and learned the arrival of the Baron
dc StroSonoh' ut Odessa. G.,bnitev.
| MADRID, Aug. 2I.--Gcner;I Mnro is put
| upon his ir'al. Tie Minister OF War has been
| dismissed, 90 satisfy The club FoniGan POr :;
and our ioufnas received orders to publish that
| ne rad resigned. To-day, the whole of his
cniie"glIcs threaten 10 give in their resigna-
ions, II the representation which they have
made 70 tue King respecting the dismissal off
the War Minister be not attended to- The
War Departments nOw coniiied to Don Die
6" Contador, Naval Commandment, who is up-
wards of sixty years of arc.
The orators of the Club FUntana dor have
Just publicly denounced the Infant Don Carlos,
as beiD5 al the head ofan extensive conspira-
cy, winch has for object the re-estabIishment
of the Mouarchcal Government, which. saw
they, IS supported, rot only by the Spaniaris
OF the Royal party, but by the Afrancesados
and the Americans.
III vas yesterday announced at the club that
General MOrillu was at the head ola counter.
revolutionary project, and that il was proved
by papers which had been found upon his per-
son.
We are in the expectation of disastrous
events iii this capital, and that they will i'm
meGatcly take place. All those who have any
thin5 to lose are hastening from Madrid. All
inc coaches are taken up, and their number
WIZ not suibce 10 convey those who wish to
depart Gazette de France.
Extract Of Il letter same date as dbore.
The ENJOYS of Bolivar, who were in this
capital Ia treat with the Government, have
received orders TO quit the Spanish territory
I-.JOuTndL DIS Debais.
NvREdBURG, Sept. S-The Russian troops
ranged along the frontiers OF the Ottoman
empire are daily concentrating. The Gener-
ais who command them have received orders
from their Sovereign, the execution of which
VIII not take place until after the arrival of the
Emperor, who is expected to review the ar
mics of the south and west.
IL IS affirmed that during the negotiations
winch TOOK place at Constantinople previously
to the departure ofBaron StogonofTfor Odessa,
inc ministers of several Powers of the South
addressed notes 20 the Divan, in which they
were far from approving the instruction Of
the Greeks. TO this circumstance il attributed
The tone of lirmniss ,vlnich fhn Ottn.r,, L..