Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-02

lions, nad followed a cond,ict contrary 10 that
frescrih.d by the declaration of neutrality
ruOdc by your government aud yOurself.-You
have occasione,l losses To the amount OF seve
ri tn'inlls: you have exposed several Chris
rians 10 death and captivity.
by These presents, we protest against YOU,
IN order that, at suitable time, you may he
called upon 10 reDder an account uf all the
disasters and losses occasioncd by you in con-
tempt of the laws.
Calamata, April aB, MAY 81 1891"
tSigned by the no,abes ofthc Christian peo-
pie OF Peioponnesus-)
PARIS, Aug. G3.-For the last four or FIVE
days, the ministry has assumed n more conf
dent attitude. 1 ascribe the change To the
news from Russia.-rhe ministers hope that
they will not be obliged to take firm and de-
sided part, and that they will not be able TO
observe species oil neutrality between Russia
and England.
II tie force of circumstances has brought
France into closer union with Great Britain,
this anion could not he accomplished by the
Duke of Hichcleu, who can support himself
"nly by the influence OF Russia
Tine Ultras have assumed fresh courage; they
hope that Vi.ele and Corbicre will return TO
me MINISTRY at the opcDing OF the Chambers.
Ahe Duke carcsses them much The elections
WI decide every thing. | persist in believing,
that 'hey VIII answer the views of the L tras
There Is II party in the ministry which would
desire that they should be beaten, but il has
neither the necessary energy or inhucpcr
'otpf. 4.-the augsburg CairerSGi Gazette
contains detail of the rupture Of the ne.coci-
atoms between the Porte and Russia, whci,
goes to- prove there has been nothing hostile
IN The determination of the Russian minister
Inc term fixed for the delivery Of a categu-
real reply Oh the part OF the Porte having ex-
pred on the Goth OF July, the interpreters oil
tae Russian Embassy proceeded Go the resi-
1ence Of The Reis- Eiicndi To receive the said
answer The Refs Eaendi replied verbally, in
the n,ast satisfactory manner, la all the points
requiring, hoTever, filrtlIc. delay of a few
i"IthS 20 prepare an answer iii wrtin,;.
In iici, between thS hours OF and IN the
evening, the Refs -Elfendr, having invited the
Two interpreters 10 come and receive the pro-
missed answer, the latter did not 20 one OF
them was SAID TO be indisposed, and the other
was In the country.
On the day following fthe 27til one OF the
said interpreters presented himself at the resi-
dence OF the s-Eifend with note from NJ
il. StroSonoh The Ottoman minister rcfus-
ed TO receive ii, unless the written answer oil
me Turkish government were received in ex-
change. The Russian INTERPRETERS replied, tina,
ne was only authorised Ia deliver Il note, de.
mandlng passPorts for Baron de Strogonoli
On the goth NJ. SiroSonor embarked anc
vas waiting a favorable wind
LoNDoN. Sept. ~ Extract OF a letter. da.
1cHConstantnople,A Aug. lO.-The departure o
Baron Strosonof, as yoa VIII naturally con-
chdc, has given rise TO Infinite speculation on
;he political consequences with which it is
likely to be followed. You must not absolute
iy infer war from it at all, and certainly not
an immediate one Under the present state
oi Europe, consultation between Aexan-
Der and his allies seems TO be an indispensable.
necessity. This can take place in no mode SO
convenient as that of Congress, and if time
Is afforded for deIibcration, the difficulties in
the way of an adjustment of the dispute will
De lessened, If not removed. A mediation
and powerful one, on the part of England
and Austria, will no doubt be offered, for the
pohcy OF both those Governments nanifestIy
lends towards the preservation of peace The
TURKS themselves, common sense will suggest
cannot entertain any desire to engage in wal
"!th tier European neshbors, and least of al
WIN such Power as that with which they
are now threatened To be placed i'm opposition