Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-23

and continue eight days. The wool brought into
the city during that time will only pay half The du-
~, and when II is carried out again the duty will
be returned. on proof that it is not sold.--Bsron
D'Erberg, the Austrian Charge d'Affairs in Swift
zerland has nsdc fresh complaints to the Directo-
ry on the ens,ing of Austrian subjects; these com
plants relate chehs TO the Voralberg.
Extract OF a private letter of the l7,h inst from
Tries,e:-" A vessel which left Corfu on the Sih
announces tina, lbrahm Pacha made general as
sauli upon Missolonghi on the 2d ms, both by
land and sea- but was re.Nilsed with the lost of
veral thousand men. The English brig, the Naiad,
Captain Spencer, brought official intelligence
thereof on the 9Th, TO the lord high commissioner.
This event filed the inhabitants of that island with
Joy. The prolonged delay ofthe Hon. Stratford
Canning in arriving at his destination, has given
much dissatisfaction at Constantinople. 1t is true
that he is prevented going ,hther by sea, the wind
being unfayorable, bu' he could proceed by land,
Some say that he is waiting in the Dardanelles,
tor fresh dispatches from the British Cabinet; Others
think that ne awaits the result of certain
gotiations that have been long on foot. Accord
ing to the latest intelligence from the Morea, the
Greeks made an attack recently upon the Captain
Pdcha, and burnt several of his vessels. BY order
OF the Porte all rogues and vagabonds nov
seized and sent board the vessels Of the squa-
dron fitting cut in the port They are there chain
ed by the leg, and 200 plasteres given to each
to enable them 10 procure such objects are ne
cessary for them. Some heads and ears sent from
Saiona TO Constan,Inope, recently figured in The
first court of the seraglio, with the following in
scription above them. The troops sent by his
| eXceency Redshid Pacha, Governor OF Romelia,
and General in Chief, by the way OF Tcha poul 90
wards the places which were the rendezvous OF
the rebels in the enviroDs OF Garfield, marched a
gains them, wherever they were found, and after
having engage, them, the infides could not re-
Itay Il and ~
them taking to flight. The Mussulman army re
turned laden with booty, after having taken lao
head and ears, and more than &c, 900 sheep His
Excellency the Commander in chief having sent &c
the sublime Porte the heads and the ears they arr
here exposed, rolling in the dust.'
Extract of private letter from Moscow cate;
the 2S'h February, 1926
g The body Of the late Emperor passed through
this city last week. The procession was mil,
and quarter long, and was an hour and FIVE min
, ptes IN passing. The order of the procession wa
this First CANE body of trumpeers, soundIn,
solemn blasts every minute; then squadron of ca
5 vally, followed by filty-two horses covered wit
black cloth, each having the of the separate
= Governments displayed on their sides; after thes
was led a horse richly comparisoEed, called tn
: Horse OF JOY, and then fellow ed warrior in ar
muur OF gold, named. the Herald of Joys mme
dialely alter him came another warrior in black ar
moar denomnated the Herald OF Mourning fol
lowed by horse similarly comparisoned, and call
ell the Horse of Mourning; the order OF the S.
warriors in the procession being reversed Th,l
followed the Priests, TO the number of about one
thousand, dressed in their sacerdota robes and ma
ny OF them bearing standards; after these Ecclesi
astics was carried large golden lantern, contain
Ing "a number oicand!es Gan emblem ~ ,her
followed the cross and afterwards portrait o
the Virgin Mary next in order came the Funera
Car Con which the Coffin, containing the body o
the deceased Emperor was placed decorated will
flesh coloured satin, ermine and ostrich feathers
and highly ornamented with silver, and drawn b,
eight horses. Numbers of Generals and o,he
Officers followed he car; and the whole process
sion was closed by several regiments of soldiers