Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-25
FROM SMYRNA

AhOst ,N lINA.
BosToN, October s. We were Yesterday e.
vonred with Smyrna papers to July 20, and an en-
uaCt OF letter, which we publish below TO the
SUN. The papers, rs well as the letter. renre.ent
the Turks as pursuing career of almost uniform
success We have neither time nor room 10 y,ve
az present. more particular statement of their con-
ID. .fdp.
man IN his city, dated NH 3o--s Orr Ia,
news from Nspoli is bad for the Greeks. Bv
vesse' IN SIX days, we learn that lpsilant sur,our
ued by 'oO men OF lbrahim Pahca, died of b;s
wounds. Colocotroni has resigned the co,n,nar,,
received from the government for want of troons
al The soldiers having run away, and Ibrsbim Pa
cha was Ia sight OF Napoli NissoIoogL; -.
have surrendered HYDRA requested of e., III" II
milton to hoist the English flag, which of cours.
lie reiased You may thus consider The .evol,,;,,,s
very nearly ended, as long expected 10 ,b.
shame OF the Greeks. Ii is only twelve DAYS az
iNa &4s geo sterling of the loan arrived At NaneI;
:" u'e D''1e"' rom London, and the Elizabeth
loaded with ammunion.''
FROM SNlYRNA.-LArr.
hrtTact OF a letter receioed from Sn,uyea b., t5o
brig Je5o "'
SMYRNA, 30ih July, ls25-A vessseI H.
just arrived from .NaPoi di Roslania. with Ie,tors
o the evening OF the 27Iinst. which state ,ha, ,Is
EtypnaA army had, on that day, arrived before
~" P'Ce 20 pesiege It, aud that there was little
an. Ni'S "O'e 10 hoid out many days-
ni' - tne last rampant Of the Greek cause. II
Is much to be regretted that the Greeks have ,.e-
eeitny "GSS6cred al their EgyDtta,, prisonerS
-'hey nave thus rewarded the extreme bnmani,y
OF 'he Egyptian Commander in Chief We fear
shortly to hear OF horid re;aliations.
FRoST ANOTHER
&" SMYRNA, Aug. l. am verv sor,,, ., Co.,.
me creek affairs are ce1y bad. A letter from
Napoli of the 9th ut saws While ,yr;ti. ,
egyptian troops making their appeoranc,.
Ger the Mills Ifihey are able TO take nos.es.io
OF them, the Greeks will lose this fortress ;,
should this occur, the revolution will be finishes
ana these unfortunate people doomed toa slavarv
greater than ever. ct Missolonghi the TnrLs
were repulsed with the loss Of 1000 men m
GreeKs displayed the greatest courage Tbee
turks hau even got into the fortress, when thew
were repuised with such severe loss Eoloco,rDn;
" appears destroyed Tripotza, and i; was The,
laHen by ibrahim PacLa, who afterwards nassacreI
SOoo men, women and children prisoners. who on
promise oil quarter had re.entered the CITY W.
ino'neh'iy expect to hear further from Napoli:
Hemble for the Creeks
FRoAI ANOTHER
sMYRNA, july ST. am a friend n tho
greeks, bur hate their vices Their cause a,,rea,,
10 be desperate; and they fear dreadful renrisais
iheT massacre at SYRIA was dreadful: and tbe,,
pretend to justify is as being in retaliation of o,er
ihassacres by the bla, X Turks The Greel, Sera,e
rave conplimented Ibrahim Pacha for his b,rarit,,
al Navsrlno; bat the Greeks TO paIIate their cr},s
ues have circulated reports that he has nut To 5e,h
men, women and children, who fad -,rrenderedt1
hin. For the sake OF humanity could wish them
al" untrue. Il IS certainly known that ne has s.,,a
many prisoners Bo,t -