Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-21

ceased Lord and Benefac,or. as well as the consent
Of your Imperial Majesty, may be put in full force
and effect.
take the liberty of submitting TO you here
with a>copy OF the letter which have, at tn
same time, addressed to his Majesty the Empero
Nichols.
remain with Profound regard,
Most Gracious Princess and dearest Mother,
Yoyr Imperial Majesty's most obedeni Son.
(Signed) CONSTANTINE
Warsaw, Nov. 90, 1925.
FIFTH SUPPLEMENT.
Letter from His Imperial Highness the Cezaro-
witsch Grand Duke Constantine to His Majesty
the Emperor Nicholas.
Dearest Brother.-With indescribable anguish
of heart received last night at one O'Clock the
painful Intelligence of the decease of our atlored
master, my benefactor, the Emperor Alexander.
Whilst hasten TO express 10 you the feelings with
which the melancholy misfortune we have sustained
nils me, make it my duty inform you that have
at the same time herewith sent letter 10 her Ma
Jesty the Empress, our much beloved mother
wherein l announce to her, that in consequence of
an autograph rescript. which received from the
deceased Emperor on the I'd of February, 1922, in
answer TO the letter which had written to him
respecting the remuneration of the succession TO The
| Imperial Throne, and which letter was laid before
or mother, and to which she deigncd TO give her
consent subsequently to me personally confirme l.
that Is my irrevocable resolution to renounce 10
you my right OF succession to the throne of the
Empire of all the Russias, and at the same time
| requested my much beloved mother to make known
| 10 all whom 1t may concern, my irrevocable will,
| in order that it may be carried into execution.
Alter this Declai alton, deem it a sacred dutv 70
lmplore your Imperial Majesty to accept from me
as the hrst person, the oath of submission and
ildelity, and to allow me to make known to YOU
mat, as my wishes are no. directed TO any new
dignity or title, wish solely to retain that Of Ce
zarowitsch, with which was honored by our late
| father for my services.
1t will constantly constitute my sole happiness.
II your Imperial Majesty will deign to accent the
sentiments OF my profound regard and unbounded
submission, sentiments for which pledge more
than thirty years faithful services and pure zeal.
winch nave animated me for my late father and
brother, Emperors of glorious memory.
win the like sentiments shall not cease till
the end OF my daysto serve your Imperial Majesty
anu my INDUSTRIOUS successors in my present ap-
pointments and situation.
remain, with profound regard, Sire. your I'm
perial Majesty's most loyal subject
(Sisnedl, CONSTANTINE.
THE GREEKS.
The news from Greece, such as il is is mora
favorable than we had reason to expect. Jlrab,n
racha mad again summoned the garrison of Misso-
I Offered
very advantageous terms. The only answer given
by the garrison was, that they awaited his c6nine
under the walls OF Missolonshi, where they could
discuss more maturely the articles of the capitula
ZION proposed. The Turkish fleet had retired from
before Nlissoonghi under the guns of Pa,ras. and
the Greek fleet under Adnirals AIiauiis and Sacb
turis, were before the former with which they had
nee access, and Were storing the fortress with pro-
| VISIONS and the munitions Of war.
The Greeks are eauor tn dror, o,t ,l,o TEL,
INTO the open sea, in order to attack them. There
Is not single French vessel in the Ottoman SER
vice. Communications with Missolonehi are omen
Dolh by land and sea, and not a day passes with
out the arrival OF men, provisions, or ammunition.
insabm Pacha is not believed TO have single Off
Ger capable of attacking fortress"
Letters from the Peloponnesus state that Nice
tas and Coocotroni are making extraordinary sf
forts 10 complete the system of National defence
a barge arrived this instant from Calamos. brnos
intelligence that the LIST instant the Greeks had
attacked the Turkish fleet off Patras had burnt a
large figae and three corvettes, and captured six
transport vessels.
Extract of private letter of the 18th ultino
| from Zante =" AT sunset five or six Turkish ves
sells towed along by the Greeks, were in sipht IF
this port. They are said TO have formed part of
the Egyptian squadron, ard 10 have been captured
| off Patras.''
Extract OF private letter of the 18th uIt. from
Zante:-' The Oriental Spectator and Austrian
Observer prophecied the capture of NIissolonehi BIZ
announcing the mission of the two Commissioners
OF The Ottoman Porte, for the purpose of making
the arms fall out of the hands Of the Greeks. az
they did at Scio, and hedge them in, in order TO
slaughter them in the mass. Ibrahm Pacha, who
mad gone with his army to Patras, seemed to be
making preparations to embark il on board the
Captaln Fachas fleet, for the purpose of effectinp
descent upon the shore OF MissoIonehi. and ac
ceierate the surrender of that fortress which AT
two different times he had summoned to surrender.
Al me moment " hen the Egyptians led on by
multitude OF renegadoes and adventurers of diferen,
countries, were preparing to embark, the order of
operations changed Ibrahim Pacha and his bands
marched upon Vosiilza; he was, it is gad, TO go
and attack Acrocorinih and make himself master
oil the lsthmus, IN order 10 off the conmunica-
tons between Romelia and the Peloponnesus.-
we learn this moment that the Hellenist Senate
winch received information of this project, sue
ceeded in affecting levy ea masse of ali the Pc
ioPonnesIans and the detached Egyptian posts were
cut 10 pieces. Seventeen thousand men, INCLUDING
1000 disciplined Greeks under the the command of
Col. Fabvier, assembled at Argos, to go out and
meet Ibrahim Pscha. Nicelas, the Turk -eater
has encamped with 5000 men in the great deGIe of
Corinlh, and it may happen that the destiny of
lbrahim will be accomplished in tbs Argolis. The
death of the Emperor Alexander is the subject of
general conversation. The Greeks remark that the
Emperor Paul |. was stopped by a premature end
in the formal project which he had conceived of
breaking their fetters and it is said that Alexander
was on the point of holding out TO them helping
hand when he terminated his career at Taganror.
lie had given ear to the cry of all Russia, which |
demanded the sacred mar against the anti-chris- |
tian nation His successor will be ill-inspired If
he deiers avenging the ashes of the Patriarchal
martyr, Gregory, who was hanged out Of hatred to |