Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-08-30
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LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
New YORK, August %
BY the Courier, We have London files con,inuetr
to the 28th July inclasyet tue intelligence from rhci
VIII be found i'll our extracts below.
LYNDON, Tuesday, July I9.--The French papers
OF saturday contain of Importance. In the
Constltutionnel, find article of speculation or,
Tue affairs of Greece, and the future ,estinies of that
unfortunate county. The journalist rnen,icns that
he has good authority for stating, that Austria and
lissia have formed project for dividing Greece into
prncpalrcs, and placing the throne OF each some
sublecuess Prince whose Legitimacy has hitherto hecr
his only portion. Prince Carignau who by rioht snc
ceeds to the crown OF Sardinia FIRST TO be exilea
TO This half Turkish OF Europe TIL he aoncd
for his adoption of the Spanish constitution ,, p;oG
mont by lighting against it the Trocadero lie is
therefore, now TO enjoy the appanagc of his family and
is no longer thought of Turkish Iosro,Iar Ru,
the two E'nperors said 10 have cast their eve On
one more nearly connected with England and TO have
proposed the Prince o! SAKE Coburg for Greek
| throne.
I LONDON July 20.-The French papers of SatLr
day, with the Etoile dated Sunday have arrived ia
due course. The latter, under date of r, anklo, Ju
" 70 announces Prince Gusavus; OF the ex kir g
oil Sweden, To have been appointed lieut.. col i'm the
emperor OF Austria's own regiment of Inars. 1t is
rsaid to be in contemplation provide this prince viii
throne, wlhci, is TO be founded in Greece
IA article from Odessa, June 90 asserts that ~
Constannople it is believed that the Turkish lee7
suffered severely in the late actions with saelury ami
the removal of the Captain Paca spoken of as Ger
tain
We yesterday announced the important fact that tl,,
whole Kingdom OF Assam had submitted 10 our arms
The dscOmfHcd Burmese rctreatiug O., ALI points nov,
begin duly To appreciate the prowess Of enemy with
I whom they have chosen contend, and further IN
umphs, peace such as the conoucr,-s r,ov
be pleased To dictate, shalt sortfy have f.,
record From tic details of the operations il viii be.
seen That tie 9th of January lieutenant (o'o,
Richards with the force under his command an,nr;n,.
Assam was attacked by the burmese whom he re,u ed
WIN loss ana then advanced upon Rungpoe the CAPT.
tai OF the kingdom. In the immediate ncgi.bourbnI
OF mat city another contest took place. the Goth OF
jan successfully 20 tie British arms: and the rcsu,t
showed inc lrah tenure on which the Burmese authcr-
IS held he Chiefs in the fortress began TO quarrel;
and at length capituation took p!nce by w bcb ono
party oil them agreed 10 retire from the kingdom and
me Others to yield up their arms, Eut themselves
under BRUSH protection. Assam, will be remember
co. was only conquered by the Burmese in 1890 when
great numbers Of Assarnese emiprants songt re(,no m
The British territories. The last dispatches from This
quarter come up to the fourth of February, at which
time Rnngtore, with 200 pieces of cannon was occu
pied by cur troops and Colonel Richards eonsiaeres
himself IN entire possession of Arsam.
The advices from General MOI rson come ,s IN the 7
OF February at which time his force was making slow
y and with difficulty in consequence of the nature of
INC country towards the capital of Arracan Simila,
obstacles opposed the approach az General SbuIdhan,
towards hnnniPorc, but he the 18th of febrna
ry making his way towards that point through almost
Impervious forests and jungles.
AT kangoon part of the force 10 remain under
Brlgadlcr- Gene raj 'Creagh, while another portion
! ascend riy
on the 18th of February for the purpose of co
ting Ton the plan which before nentioned with The
troops from Arracar. The AIa'a Bundooia whose
remarkable proclainatons we pubir he'd on Satnrda,
was reporteit to have separated himself from Noun
Sioora another Chief, who had collected an army nj
20o00 men. Mutual suspicion and dslrust ex ;eed
between thcse leaders and Iurnonrs circulated OF
Inc ASSASSINATION of the Burmese Monarch al Ava tho
no great reliance is 10 be pred this last fact which
! has been often asserted and refilicd.
| fte following is extract OF q Iotter from 1anfe
J lgl5 mn
'.ZASrE, juno o.
"N' arc assured tat Jussuf pacha has stripped
airas and the castles of provisions and men, to carr
them IN Saiona; and t!at at present fbero oro onI,
provisions for one month and not mere than .re,o
hundred men in the garrison If tis be true il s
likely that may be enabled to inform you in a shor.
'.e' OF NE capture OF Pdras, and this will be mag
innocent blow Twelve thousand men, under the com
Tnand OF Zamis, LonGo, &Sc. will march against Gs
fortress; and by sea it VIII be guarded by eight Crock
oT'gs. rms things go on tI;s sid ;.they seem 10 be
equally Wen prepared against ibrairD Pacha. Colocc
from VIII have IN ut least 20 900 men--tlcv soy
10000 He Is good General expert and most norm
lar; perhaps the only capable of managing LARGE
body OF men, without order discipline Whom nassSd
through the Morea The other day found in the viz,
ges only women, girls, old men and few priests: evcry
ono had gone with Colocoron; they feel the greatest
commence I'D im and call him their father and their
ancient friend.
! had long conversation with him in Trinol;zzar
10 days ago, 18th, June;) he showed me much poljto
ness od me he shonid march in Two days. and invited
me 10 iis camp on nv return. Tie sent rnane comn
ments to all The English and said that the Free English
nation only excited others TO liberty; that he felt much
Obliged to The English for the many favours conferred
on the Greeks who ,uld not prove unworthy of Them
and would never forget them; and felt secure ofui
mate success that discord had hitherto been e caso
OF all their msforunes, but should his example be fol-
lowed, they would always him the foremost against
the enemy, and the most obedent to the laws of his
! countrv3
COnImerrtal.
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LIVERPOOL, 22nd July 1875