Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-19

was oohoeu 10 have light burning till morn
s aug 'hiS new light attracted in the streets a
VI pe"ee"oie spectators, who met with moth
nnS 10 modest them in the quarters of the Franks
ne europeans, inspired by the consciousness of a
security SO unerampled, and yet so entire. nassed
part OF the night In visiting the usual places of r..
sort, and the coffee houses
since the 18th, the sacred standard has mot
Deen displayed IN the Mosque of the Sultan Ach
med 1t was carried back to the Seraplio but No, ,
TO the Imperial Treasury ~
The Grand Yizier, the Ulemas. and the Nina
'ers' nave also quilted the Hippodrome
L ne sultan continues to reside in that mar, of
the seraSio called Top -Kapose, where he GENERAL
" passes the beginning of the Spring, before he
goes TO the summer palace
an 4, order has been published for every one to
'"'hu MS own business, to preserve the general Sc
CURLY, and TO execute the orders of the C;overn-
men -S Wv e'"-
Diamonds and considerable sums of MONEY
ndse oeen found IN the girdes of several Hammeis
nv were put 10 death. One of then had in three
years, collected $4,000 piasters The Khsndiar of
TIC "idhu SlLer his diamond snuff box and vas,
alta and Constan;inople
those who have not deserved death have
oeeh exhed and conveyed TO Asia. More than fl
J > oo"ts nave landed them at Scudari with mas
rE, e ioi them 10 return 10 their native country
.';,e "eS are no more TO leave This mass of
IL ~ uen ,n"' ne VINO delivers the passports al
Tue lamp oil the Grand Vizier ID Obliged TO nut nm
me az. came paper the people of the same country
"a" 'he treasures found in the magazines of The
OiaeAs hichias have been conveyed 10 the Sc.
iasho' -lhey are said TO be immense 30 as 10 sur
pass all Inc expenses and losses caused nv the re,I
OF the Janssaries. ~ TIC ie'0'
me women, who occupied the old Seraslio
en removed 10 Ichef SeraiIar, palace Sit
uateu IN The Quarter of the Khoda, near the mort
he old SeIaslio is known by the name of Nj
Jam AaPousi, port or hotel of the regular troeysl
II - 10 ne used as guard house and Mace of ey
ercise. N F'~Se VI OK
Executions and banislments continue with the
same rigour' The following is the mode adopted
severity legal. % VI
The Checkul-estam, assisted by the two IA.
DISASTERS, on duty, and ancient ksdjsasl.r.- of
'ohei'a' and Anatolia compose the supreme t,il,,
nai "hich decides on The fate of the accused On the
facts produced S" o'' 'e
Inc sentence Is passed by those ten Jud,es
ahu confined by the Muft; ION their collective re-
/ low. '>''eiJ ioi-
q" A list is kept of the Condemned and Flo 80,
isned The latter are deprived of the gold found
upon lheul, and only just hat barely IN
'aAe mem nome is left them. IL is related ,It
On Inc following Sunday, M. Marinoricb an
hus'iiah supJect, caused himself TO be condurted
3 ~ Cohstsh'lnople with a Jewish Consul. 10 exam
; Inc The theatre of the affair of the. I5ti RI;
'Pfe""hce eAcited suspicion, and they were arrest
eo' ana carried before The Aga Packa Sersslior 90
Ehgii7h spies. His curiosity being ,,isannoi,,oJ
ne acknowledged himself 10 be not an Fneii.bn,or
put an Austrian, and was sent back 10 Gslata .. ,b
Jew was not so gently treated as NJ. NIariroricb
anu ne VIII certainly not again attempt to serve as
euue 10 persons suspected of being English, The
ahinoslty against the latter is general
'hutcbuk Alehsmei cla no.
quarters IN Asia; he went up the channel witb lonr
peceS OF Heht artillery, and ten large boats full nj
"ToP9' aoHOiess, he Is going to organize the Tai
cans and famaks, in the forts and batteries o ,b
oosPnofus' IL IL certain that the Sultan. and The
principal noblemen of the court following nj.
ample nave sent money and presents to those sol.
uieis' aga Paeha was informed on the l4th Ly
the people in the ports, of the ins1Trec,isn =
"hlch lhey had been Invited to co-opersts. tbsi-
'eA"saI 10 Join IN the plot was thrice Iepe,ted >,
@ Inc following extract from a private letter from.
Of petersburg, dated June 8, is Of considerable. in
&C.,, II t IS dangerous thing to write any letter.
rom hence, on politics, or any subieci Inn, n,,.s
OF business, as every packet is opened At ,Le D.
Oihce' ana therefore have not been able IN nos,
"hen all opportunity Offers of seeding This b, 20.
10 give you any news OF What is ooins, Eare ~
newspapers Will have informed you thar the tri.I
" vac CohsPHa'oTs Is SUI going on. The fact j.
10" P'aceu beyond all q estion, that the plot had
eAis1ed IOr several Yeas. lis success or fiI,,e
S1eu'S 10 nave depended on the merest accident
l1ad any one OF them had the hardibood 30 - -
pisioi-Dall through the emperor Nicholas 49, -
uiu lhfouSh MiarodOvich, the dav ., ss Ill;
oeidom can II happen that the fate of an o,,,i..
Is 10 Oe decided by tie personal condnct rs -
gie man. Out on this occasion the presence Of ,nd
snu ihIepdiiy OF Nicholas alone turned lie -
ne 'new himself into the midst of The ,ebsilio,
"VOis, addressing them by turns with meosces oa1
''e1'es' ana employed every ant TO win then, 49,
MS sue or some time all bis efforts We ,,,.
F"HHe' Not single regiment could be ,,r.,,ijs,,
On % declare Tor him, until At lenatb a bat,,l =,
'ne guards was gained over, the minds nj ti,e.,I
oiefs haYlng been moved by the natural add g.,
sequence OIL the emperor They were drawn
W OeIOfe Inc Palace, when Nicholas taking Ia.
e'Ne'' son IN MS arms, rushed among then, .,,
'PPe"'inS 10 them by all they held most dear. a.
i"b mem OF DIS love TO bis country, and his at
tscbmeht TO the army, he called on tls,, In 6. 80,
himself and the heir to the Throne i - vi
'neH successor, u they could any where find b;o .
man more devoted TO the welfare and glor, y,
RUSSIA. lhe soldiers shed tears at this IieV ,oil
no longer resist, and swUre 10 he true TO lin,
A"eh example was followed by one or tvyo ,o,,.
regiments but notwithstanding that, ftbe coos,i
i"'OIs h"a dcied With any prompiitude. the ,icio
IIy "OuId nave fested with them, a, the ,.b.i
ueopsTe-isied all The lukewafm attacks of he -
'aD"y sent against them, and II was not ,li ,L, -
'hiery played on their ranks that thew le,,n q,
yielq' among he conspHatois are some y,.,,,,
( enthusiasts wiz benevolent inteotioos I,t ,le7
o'hers aPpe@f9 be actuated by ambition. and
soIdu views, village, and murder, would bsys
a a 'neH cess. These would-be Catilines