Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-02

The ministerial crisis at Cunstantinople APP
p airs TO have been much more serious than
was at fist supposed. Ghalib Pacha and
Suida Efendi, who have for adyersares the
patty of the Janissaries, at the head Of which
rs Eusseia Aga Pacha, who is Mt the same
iine comnandant Of the Bosphorus, are the
more likely 10 find themselves embarrassed,
because the Jsnissar,es are seconded nv In.
director of the Mint, lately returned from ex-
lie, and by the Selietar Aga, who is again in
favour The latter circumstance gives reason
to imagine that the Sultan has shown some
dissatisfaction with Ghalib Pacha. Other
persons pretend that foreign intrigue is at
work TO counteract the influence If France,
which night became preponderant by Count
Go'ileminots friendly relations with Ghalib
Pacha. The protracted stay Of Lord Strang
lord Is supposed tu be connected with this af-
fair.
Nothing more is said of the evacuation of
| Mnldav,a and WalIachla.
! Count Lowenh slmc, the Swedish Amhss.
s'dor, has received the usual visits from the
Dfagamans Of The Porte.
The state of the capital was alarming in con
sequence of the events ut Ipsara. In several
qnaftrrs of The city Greeks had been murder
ed. The Sultan has ordered 10000 Of the
troops stationed along the Asaic coast to BE-
Sent tn the Bay OF Smyrna, probably tn que
the instruction among the Asiatic at Scala
Nuova, though il is asserted they are To re-.
iniorce the Captain Pacha. Since the arrival
OF the Egyptian expedition OFF Rhodes, some
persons believe that the Viceroy will carry
INTO execution for his own advantage, the sup
posed plan of the Divan, to remove the Chris
tians 10 Egypt. and the Egyptians 10 the Mo-
rea, anu thus found an African colony in Eu-
rope.
! +. S.-Lrtters from Constantinople of the
l7h August have just been received, ac-
curdinS To which the lpsariots have made
ipsara complete desert, carried away
part OF their cannon spiked others, ron.
ided their wives and children to the Hy
iriots and SpezziOts, with ana fecting re COM
incubation, and then all gone on board their
nre SHIPS, with the fixed resolution either to
born the Turlsish fleet, or to perish in the at
Tempt. Canaris is said TO he at their head,
anu ths desperate attempt is perhaps already
executed We therefore expect further par
hculars with uncommon Impotence.
Captains Of vessels from Alexandria and
SnIonica have also brought news to Leghoru
that all the naval fnrce of the Greeks was gone
towards Samos to attack the Turkish feet
FROM RU-IMPORTANT
BALTIMORE, Oct. 3O.-By the fast sailing
schooner Express. captain Chaytor, arrived
here yesterday in fifteen days from Jamaica,
The editors of the A merican have received from
their attentive Kingston correspondent, files of
Jamaica papers tn the 9th instant inclusive.
from which they extract the following graft
Tying and important intelligence from Peru.
VICTORY OF BOLIVAR
From tue Extraordinary Gnceta Isihmo OF 7h en- inst
The following official communication was
received by the General Comnandant, il hav-
ing been brought by the Colombian schoone
Gnenchaco. which anchored at this port PA
nama)n II days from Guenchaco:
Republic Of Peru, TIuriilo,
august 18Th, 1894
To the defendant and General Commanding
the Department Of the Isthmus OF Panama
Sir II IS with feelings Of the highest salts
faction that have the honour OF enclosing
| you the Gazette Of this city, containing the
Official accounts Of the brilliant affair of Junin
the particulars of which were received here
last night This first success opens the door
fO expectations as brilliant they are wei
founded aud piesages a speedy and feicitous
termination of that war which has desolated
that rich country-Peru.
The battalion of Zulia, and the squadrops
of horse, and Dragons of the guard, Joined
the head quarters THE Libertador BOLIVAR
the day after the action of Junin. Although
the official accounts transmitted by the Srcre-
tary General are very well detailed | must
al
particulars, which have been extracted from
private letters, received here, from the officers
OF The army; and which render this brilliant
victory more glorious. More than thousand
OF the eneny's cavalry, advantageonsly posted
have been destroyed by only 400 Of our horse
Canterac, IN person, commanded the enemy's
cavalry, as did the L;berator (Boiivar) ours
Canierac fled before the Lbertador, having ex.
perienced his irresistible power. The cavalry
OF the enemy was the flower uf!be Royal ar.
my composed Of its oldest veterans and the
greater part Spaniards. The shock was terri
, liz, and our cavalry sSnalised themselves by
prodges OF valour. Canterac displayed al
his skill and vaiour but he was compelled to
make shamtfu l flight from few brave Pa
trIots, who were, in Bumber, hardly equal Ia
one third of those whom he commanded. -
The Llbertador, as usual, exposed himself in
: the most dangerous situations but his pre-.
sence (which is well worth an army soon co m
z PEELED The disappearance of Canterac, and hi:
old veteran troops. This town has received
I the satisfying intelligence with inexpressibl,
feelings ofdeght. All are enliveped by III.
pure breath of liberty, that they with reason
: hope to see consolidated by the exiraordinar,
p genius Of him who has undertaken To civ,
them country with peace and happiness.
am, sc.
{ JOSE GABRIEL PEREZ.
Despatch mentioned IA The foregoing letter.
To the Colonial Project of the department n
Truxillo.
SIR The Secretary General Of his Excel
iency the Libertadoz, in a communication Il
me dated the 18th August instant states al
follows:
, OFFICIAL ACCOUNTS FROM ROLL