Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-27

hese hve years has served only to fet,er the neeo
,la'lons with Russia, has length ceased; ,ba, the
r"ne' however, had fulfilled it's treaties respecii
'ioiu'Vi' ana Wshachia, since 5000 pc ice guards
cannot be called a military occrpation: tina, m.
Forte consequent, hoped that Russia on it's mari
would no longer della to give up to the Turks the
'oIuesS Oh bessarabia, the restitution of which va
supuiae ed by the peace of 1872"
1t IS not doubted that as soon as this answer i;
known a. 1T Petersburg. il will lead TO an order Ia
pas 'he fru'h; the Porte seems TO expect this, for
hrnan has already been issued, giving orders tn
provision the forresses on the Danube for {; months
ne zo'h OF May is generally assigned as the
cay when the Russian troops will enter the urin
cpalities f''"@
| Nobie .futhors.- The Earl of Blesinton has
written novel under the title of " De Vorasoar.
tale OF the 18th Century," Colburn is the nub
Usher, and as usual, he puffs it to he skies
burmese Wdr.-The Londsn Gazette of Nav
10 contains the official account of the termination
OF the burmese war; The conditions are highly
favourable to the British. as might have been ex-
pecied
Manufacturing Distress.-The London sub
scipton Tor the relief al The starving manufactures
amounts to nearly 100000 (about $3.50, OOo.N
.4ssduH on Mr. Cdnidng.- Mr. w lker. who
mad pe'Iioned the house of Commons, respecting
tue conf grafton OF his property in Portugal, was
taken mo custody b. two police officers and re-
moved from The Foreign Office, in CONSEQUENCE OF
ary
aiming. He ordered by the Magistrate of
Queen-equare Police Office TO fii.d bail
huss'0.- The Grand Dnke Constantine has been
appointed Generalissimo of all the Russian armies
considerable changes have been made in the
Russian ministry
NdpleS-The Duchess of Florida, the wife
Ia la main gauge ofthe late King of Naples. Is
dead
LONDON Friday, May, 10, 1926.
We have received the French papers of Tues
day, and the Etoiic OF Wednesday The follow
| ing are extracts:-
From the Courier Froncai
Tine Evening Papers endeavour TO call in ,uos
ton the taking OF Missolonghi. They oppose 20
this fatal news only letters, of which they eivenei
! tier the source or the date. Would TO Cod thew
Nigh, be right, and that we have been led into an
enor! The news OF he taking of Nissolonyh was
brought on Friday night, 10 Sir Frederick Adam.
now at Paris. lie received courier from Corfu
by way of .Ancona bringing dispatches which :,
is said, con aimed an of the taking of Mis-
sol9nghi, given TO an EnglisbnIan of rank nv a
| Greek who escaped from he massacre of the in
hahiiants OF the city. We subioin the accounts
which we have been able 10 colec, TO-DAY. and
which bear ma ks of probabity:-s. One of the
defenders OF Missoonghi, who escaped by miracle
the general massacre, relates that famine had been
more fatal than. all the efforts of the barbarians
seems that for fortnight the inhabitants were re
duced to the most dreadful want. During this whole
time they existed on the most disgusting ,Iimeuts
heir nope was kept alive BY he appearance OF
part OF the Greek feet, which cuized onnos,e III.
town, and made every day some new atte,rn; to
take possession of Vassadi, or the entrance to
some canal IN order To send misiics TO Missolopghl
OnhappiiV none OF the fire ships which were
LAUGHED took efec, and the Greek ships were much
too weak to contend with the large Egyptian men
/ oi war, or TO expose themselves TO the fire OF
battery on shore. After Ina wing held out tIll the
> famine becaune
council held by the Chiefs, il va. resolved that
~ the night OF The 22d, four corps formed of war.
rIors, IN the GENRE of whom thu women and chill
dren should be placed, should successivelv sally
from the own and endea' "ur 10 pas through the
enemy's line, and reach he mountains ri E,o.ia
The unfortunate PEOPLE bought they actea in con-
ceit with karaiskak, and that BY means OF stimuli
taneous attack they might leave place WHICH =, as
5 no longer tenable But whether the, were he
trayed, or whether fate had so decreed bey nut
their plan In execution at eleven a, night. on a
l signal which they thought was agreed uDon. and
,he hrS' corps came directly opposite mask ed
battery, and was almos, entirely DESTROYED by tho
grape shot. About 100 men, who escaned TIT
refuge behind some ruins, where they sold their
3 liVes dear The other three corps terrified by the
iae OF the flower oftheir warriors endeavoured 10
2 return into Missolonghi; but the confusion was
great, and the place without defence the Turks
soon penetrated into it, Ii was now one o,cIocl, ia
| la s.
sacred without mercy; only the women and chill
! dren' 10 the number OF 1000, were spared to be
J sold as slaves
I RUSSIA AND TURKEY
We lind in the journal dies Debat~ OF a la,e date
E an article respecting the relation between Russia
AMI turkey, which, IT Tie appears oil considerable
interest at The present moment, Thar Article states
that M tie MinzIacky. The Russian ambassador st
Constanilnorle, had recently delivered mole tn
the ministers OF the Porte, which seemed dIctate.
e by The energetic VI Strogonoff the former ambas
sddor, ann which did NOS limit its demands to the
evacuation OF the provinces on he Danube Thai
note IS said TO demand; LIST. The liberation Of the
& SeTvan deputies, and the repression of the abuses
OF which they complain. 2. The restoration of
the power conceded Russia by the treat, of 1879
to grant letters OF protection certain Greeks OF
the Morea, and OF the Island- g. The full ex
orciSe OF The night OF protection to the Greek wor
snip stipulated tor in the treaty of Jassy in 1891:
u IN that OF Bucharest in 1912 These conventions
having been shameluily violated by the murder of
the Fairiarch, and The massacre of the Greek cer
gy, and a. The restoration of the fouresses on the
8 Fhasis. The journal DIES Debais adds, that nei-
heT the Forte Itself nor The ambassador OF its chr,s
lIan allies were prepared for ihi- ullImatum The
latter, accordingly. despatched couriers to their
{ respective courts, soicliIng instructions how 10
scI on this sudden emergency. The answer was
nat they should use all their endeavors 10 induce
The Porte to agree to the Russian demands within,
me Time -peched for the iefm,nstion of an arnica
Die arrangement, which was 10 he the 2Otb iustan,
The chief minister Of the Pore had, when the ac-
count i SAID TO have me ay, given no ars., or
to these demands, even shown any indicatio
OF the resolution which his government intended 10
+ adopt. ~
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