Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-22

giving to his subjects a Constitutional Charter on
the same basis with that of France. 1t is declared
in consequence, that the new Ministry which is to
carry this alteration into effect, is already named.
nj. the Count d'Ofalis is to replace the Duke de
linfantsdo, as Minister for foreign Affairs. NJ.
Fernandez del Pine is to succeed Mr.. Calomarde,
as Minister OF Grace and Justice. M. Recacho il
to be Minister of the Interior (ths Office is a new
| creation;l and, lastly, Messieurs Cruz and Juana
Pinilla are to replace, the first, M. Zambrano as
Minister oil War, the second, M Ballasteros as
Minister OF Finance. The Minister of Marine, NJ.
salazar, will continue to hold his portfolio 1,
appears that an amnesty, without restriction, is to
be prepared Immediately. All the persons to
whom the amnesty extends may enjoy situations
under Government without any of their former DO
litical opinions being considered an obstacle
TURKEY The following items of intelligence
from Constantinople TO the 9th June are given in
| the Paris Etoiie.
The Sultan Mahmoud gives an example of re-
form in the interior OF his palace and sustains his
ministers in their labours by his aidour and per-
sonal application. His hghness remains day and
night at the Seragilo. He assented himself only a
few moments to visit the imperial family at Be
chuStach.
The Grand Seigneur has sent the Hasseki-aga to
the Pacha OF Egypt with declarations of high sat
isfaction.
The bumpers OF the guards Of the Grand Visier' s
palace were the guides of the robbers who pene-
trated into the Harem of his highuess on the night
OF the l4th June, instead of opposing their en-
trance. In their quarters a portion of the spoils
had been discovered. They were after this dis :
covery escorted to the Bosiandji- bachi TO be put
| TO the torture before being punished with death.
The Seraskier, Hassein Pacha, dreams of moth
| ing but regiments, guns, and uniforms. He does
not however neglect To exert himself to apprehend
the guilty. He has offered the reward of 10000
piasters for the head of an Ousta.
Cons,antinople and its suburbs are under orders
OF Pachas. Osman Pacha, formerly grand Dou.
amer, and enemy OF the late Halet> Eifend is one
OF those who is 10 be placed in the capital. Rut-
chuk Mehemet Pacha (of Anatolia) holds the gov
eminent OF the town of Galata.
regular garrison OF troops watches over the
security OF Pera, and the ancient and new Yassak-
tohis OF the European legations are replaced by a
guard OF honour, who relieved in a military
! manner every "a hours.
Phe movement that took place the 5ih June,
at Adrianople. was Appeared with equal facility as
that OF the Atmeidan. The Pacha had gathered 800
organized troops which entered Constantinople on
Friday last.
Several Thousand men already unregistered at
Sell Asker kapoussy. The officers continue to
exercise these new soldiers in manouvres and the
use OF their arins.-But the appearance and the u
niformity OF instruction totally wanting and
the necessity is felt of having good Eur pean dis
cip!inarsns. They sought for with much
alacrty. A military enthusiasm exalts the spirits
OF the people, and drives them already beyond
bounds.
The TartaIs of Ibr ahm Pacha arrived Yesterday,
the 10th June, and were invested at the camp in
pesses OF honour. They announce the occupa-
non OF ~ villages IN the neighboihood OF Tusco-
MA, in the Aiorea, and tie arrival of Ibrahim al
Ambeiakia (ihe gardens opposite Hydra) That
commander, 1t is said, made in this operation 5000
prisoners.
1t was enormously stated that the holy standard
(Sanjak CherR,) was displayed in Constantnople.
mat sacred emDlem remained covered Ii was
carried forth In the cabinet in which it preserved
Inc Austrian fleet, composed of % vessels, had
arrived IN the Archipelago, having 1900 troops on
board, in order to obtain from The Greek govern
ment PREPARATION Tor the outrsges which the Austr-
an merchantmen have suffered within 10 or 20
months past.
The Sultan eEdeavors to take advantage of his
victory to accomplish The most import ant reforms in
the administration. The erection of several inst-
tutions, useful not only to Mahometans but to
Christians, is expected An ordinance is spoken
of by which the levy of the csptaion tax upon
he BaJas is placed under the inspection of their
chief ecclesiaslics 1t is said that that impost is
10 De replaced by another universal tax upon a ter
rIiory Ii Is also designed TO change the inan cial
laws relative TO particular SUGGESTIONS and TO anne
iorate the system Of moneys and finally TO estab-
iish quarantine against the plague, etc.
GREECE.
ZANTE, 30lh June. The latest news from
Ndpoli di Romania informs that provisions for the
squadron OF Lord Cochrane had arrived and that
he was momsnily expected in the Archipelago
The archbishop OF Paras, Germanos, the Count
Metexes, and the most influential persons engaged
In the insurrecton OF the Heenes were at the head
of the Government
The inhabitants of Hydra have formed special
fund OF five millions OF dollars to provide for the
defence of their Island. All their vessels are
completely armed and equipped in warlike man
neT.
Napoli IS proyisoned for eigh; months, aud the
Phllhelienes are invited to direct the succours TO
be supplied Tor that important place. The citadel
OF Athens, which Is defended by Gouras. is fur
nished with provisions for year. The citadel of
Corinth is in perfect state of defence Monem-
basia is an object Of the socitude of the govern
ment. lbrahim Pscha at this moment inca
pable OF undertaking any enterprise.
The D1dTlo de Roma Of the 22d JULY states
that some OF Lord Cochrane's steam vessels had ar
rived, and that he appointed commander in
chief Of the Greek fleets
The accounts from the manufacturing towns con-
tinued favorable.
Under date of 81. Petersburg, July Ii. it's aE
hrmed that the sentence oil the conspirators will be
pronounced in week, and that only FIVE or six
will suffer capital punishment, and that the Empe
ror VIII commute The punishment of others who
may be capitally condemned The eenerositv and
dei'cscy OF the Emperor's conduct, under these
unhappy circumstances, can never be too much adj
mired.
The Coronation OF the Emperor Nicholas was
expected to take place on the 18th August Five
thousand copies of the Report on the late conspi
racies had been disposed of and such wa. the de-