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

was to Sc, out from Brussels Immediately as enyo,
extraordinary from the King OF Netherlands. &c
congratulate the Emperor Nicholas on his acces.
son. II was expected that his coronation would
axe pl &c at Moscow in may next Tie London
'nd Paris papers are filed with spcculatons as 10
the probable course OF Russian politics. but furnish
no specific intelligence, throwing any LIGHT on the
late extraordinary turn of events in the Imperial
family.
PARIS, Jan. l6.-Ofcial adyices from War
saw, dated Jan. /, inform that COURIER arrived
there that ncrning bringing the decision of the
new succession TO the throne. The Grand Duke
Constantine caused his court 10 be instantly con-
voKed, and IN the presence of the Princess of
Loweiz his wife. and many general. read with
loud voice the Ukasc Of the new Emperor. and
finished with shouting " Eurrah. long life 20 NV
well beloved brother the Emperor Nicholas the
FIRST, my gracious Emperor and Master''
he RUSSIAN Ambassador collected together
yesterday, al the Russian subjects who are =,
Pars, and received their oath Of fidelity to his
Mllesty the Emperor Nicholas
SANTA MAURA, Dec. 90. The Seraslier Red
schid has just caused Dervish Cassas, the Alba
Man Chief, and Sulizo Coda TO be decapj,ated
This two-fold event has redoub!ed the ,errors of
the Aihanians, who daily desert his standard, and
return 10 their mountains, cursing the OsuaaTs
ana the war. The SoraslIier, instead Of attacking
Missolonghi. is certifying himself in his csrnn.
where he is besiesed by The Eiolians, and a, a loss
how to act We'll moment learn that the Tur
K'sh DIVISION at Sa:ona has been cut in pieces By
Panorias.
P.S. y reverse sustained be Ibrabim pacb, j.,
the environs OF Corinth, is reported. .
The manufacture of cotton continues tn ;pcr.,so
in the north of Ireland This more profitable mann,
iaciure has driven the liaen trade more TO the so
and west.
The iron trade is sail TO have been less affected
by the late panic than any other. At rneefip., =,
Wolvenhamptoa it was determined To rise ,L.
price of iron los ! er ton
The corn mills of Messrs. Watson s: Co. seven
miles from York, Eng have been buInt--loss of
property estimated at J. 1000
New York, March To- The arrival Of The
Lewis brings Us our various Paris files to the 81 Il
January inclusive The papers are chiefly filed
with specu!ailons aud official papers respecting the
ne" Russian Esipefor, from the tenor Of which up
on the whole ii would appear, that Constantine
will adhere. or is compelled to adhere, TO his act
oil remuneration
Nicholas |. Is said 10 wish 10 maintain the stain,
qao OF Europe. Nothing therefore is 10 be CIV
pectea in favour of the Greeks ST Petersburp
had resumed its ordinary state of repo-e. and re
compence had been lavished on the faithful soIdje-
ry, who maintained the cause of Nicholas on the
day OF the revo-if such term can be anpl;a,l
to men who were defenlnglhe cause 10 which tbev
had the day before sworn allegiance
We learn from Madrid under dae of the 11,b
Jan. that the King OF Spain had mace several pro-
motions in the Royal American army. Rodl|
who defended Callan, is named harcckak de Cam,
by an article from Vienna, it would appear
that serious effort IS to be made by the Porte 10
treat with the Greeks. Weird nothing authentic
of recent date relative 10 their affairs
Letters from Warsaw of the 81 January state
that on that day the garrison and civil functional
ries took the oath of fidelity TO Nicholas l.
The Grand Duke Constantine, who administered
in person that oath TO the Russian Guard. lief,
his palace that day for the first time since he
heard OF the death of his brother. The Polish
Senate assembled at the Palace TO take the oath
and the civil officers did the same in their res
pective departments. The Warsaw Moniteur
publishes two proclamations OF Nicholas of the
18th and 10Th december. In the first he announ-
ces to the Poles that he succeeds his brother in all
his rights as Emperor of Russia and kim of po
land : that consequently lie ears fidelity to tho
Polish Constitutions in which nothing il To be
changed. In the second, he orders tina; the admin
istra'ion shall go on as usual, and that justice
shall be done in his name He confirms in their
employments, the General OF Infantry. Prince
ZaJontscheck, Lieutenant of the Kingdom, and
all the other funciiOnaries.
= On the Sd January re Deum was celebrated
at Warsaw, on the accession of the new Ernoeror
and funeral service in honor OF the dead. The
Grand Duke Constantine was expected TO SET ou,
Immediately for ST. Peersburgh
Paris, Jan. l9.-The following note addressed
by Nj. de Nesselrode, Ministers for Foreign Al
fairs of Russia, to the representatives, of the differ
ent powers accredited at ST. Petersburgh sufficient,
ly explains the preference which has been sh,,vn
by all the diplomatic circles of the continent for
the Emperor Nicholas.
Called to the succession of the Emperor Alley
ander, the Emperor Nicholas succeeds also 10 the
principles which governed the policy of his august
predecessor, and his Imperial Majesty.has COM
manded his ambassadors and agents in foreisn
parts, 10 declare that following to the u;mos, of
his power in the path marked out by him whose
loss he depiores, nc viii observe religiosslv the
engagements contracted by Russia, and evince the
same respect for all fights contracted BY treaty
the same attachment 10 the maxiins so conserve
tive of general peace, and of the harmony eA. in,
among all nations.
In return, the Emperor aatters himself that the
same dispositions will be sheyn on their parts N
keep up those relations of amity and mutual conf
dence, which settled and maintained under the
Emperor Alexander, have given en- years Of repose
TO Europe
VIENNA, Dec. 1.-THE news Of the mission
OF Turkish plenpotentlaries into the Morea has
produced much sensation. a letter from Constan-
tinope, which reached us by the last courier from
Bucharest, asgures that it was upon the rcpre-
sentaton of the foreign ambassadors, tina, the Porte
determined 10 send negotators to the head quarters
OF lbrahim Pacha in order 10 treat with the creeks
for suspension or cessation OF hosiilities Other
intelligence however from authentic sources leads
to the belief that Ibrahim and Mebmat ali. his
father, were the advisers OF this step
1t is said that the Porte which had guaranteed
to lbraham Pacha the general Government OF
Greece, will be content with occupying the chief
forsra md oiv IN 81,
naDt governor selected from among the inhabi-
tants thereof, leaving these functionares undnr Tie