Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-18
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| NEW York, July II The packet ship Ba
yard, from Hayre, brings US our .ris file, to the
Slst OF May, inclusive. We aie also indebted TO
Capt. Robinson for the latest ppper
The proposition of NJ de Noalles, which AZ
our last accounts was pending before the Chamber
oil Deputie-, Tor an allowance 20 the French Con
suis IN the Levant of sum of money. 10 redeem
greek Captives, was rejected by great majority.
Out oi oOU present no more han 90 rose in its ia
Vor In the course OF the discussion (which w, =
| curious,) Nj de Viele, in opposing The proposi-
uon, SAID, In relation TO the Greeks DIPLOMACY
WIZ soon put an end TO the evils that are depor-
= ed and VIII obtain that paciicaiion which seems
- so much desired; the Cabinets of Eurore have
. not been so Indifferent to The interests of the
Greeks as orators have proclaimed. venture
! " to declare this much''
| Napoli and Athens are both mensced by the
Turks and Egyptians. There is reason to hone a
portion oil the garrison of NIi-soloughi escaped
This hope IS founded upon the sociiude of Ibra-
him to prevent any communication with The coast.
lbrahim had according 10 the Journal de- Debais
given orders to kill all bis prisoners, and even un-
armed peasants, in order to complete the number
OF six thousand heads and pairs of ears, that The
Sultan bad ordered him TO send TO Constantinople
II appears he could not make up his number at
Missolonghi.
| Itappears says the Austrian Observer that
brahms intention is to convey his :roops towards
the isthmus OF Corinth, by ascending the gulf of
Lepan'o. Thence his army may in TWO or three
days march reach Napoli de Romania and COM
mence the siege, while the feet passing round the
| peninsula, would under axe 10 blockade il The
SeraskIer will, 1t is said, march upon Athens and
invest lis citadel, combining his operations with
those OF the Pacha of NegJopont. The position
OF Napoli, however, is strong, that it will not
easily be carried The cade! is iInpregnable and can
lon Ia he raI,,,
A rumour is circulating in Paris which If II
prove true, will soften the regrets for the CALAMITY
OF Missolonghi. The greatest part of the garrison
Is sad TO have succeeded in penetrating the assa-
ing army, and saving the women and children that
accompanied them. This precious remnant of an
heroic population bad arrived at Salona. -fJourp-
al du Commerce, of May 20
FROM COLOMBIA.
! New YORK July 5.-7toO p. .M-Mr. T. c..
Conner, passenger in The brig Tampico, Captain
Palmer, from Carthagena, has Politely furnished
the editors OF the Gazeie with late intelligence
| from hat quarter. The Spanish fleet, cousistine
! OF one 81, four Iigates, and schooner, under
'ommo4-r Laborde, had been OFF the port sever
81 days previous 10 the sailing of the Tampico, and
was expec ed that they intended TO blockade the
port The Tampico came out in the night and
saw nothing OF them. 1t was reported that thew
had landed twenty miles to windward of Cartha-
gena, and carried off 20 or so slaves from, plan
| iation.
The Colombian Navy in port, including the
two sixty fours from New York, was verv resnec
liable, and only wanted men to make them superior
to any force which Spain could furnish
The troops in garrison amounted to about 5000
men, under superior discipline, and were constantly
kept on duty.
"A gentleman, who had Just arrived at Cartba-
ssna from Bogotl, informed Mr.. Conner that the
extraordinary Congress, which was convened in
consequence of the failure of Goldschmidt & Co
was still in session, when he left that place, discus
sing The ways and means for paying the interest of
the Colombian Loan due in July.
intelligence OF the disturbances in Venezuela had
reached Bogota, and the extraordinary session
would accordingly be prolonged, and speedy and
ehectua measures adopted to prevent any inlerrIp-
non to the peace and harmony between New Gre
NADIA and Venezuela. The receipt OF this news in
Bogota had not caused much alarm.
The La Plata, 81. Capt THoMpsov, had ar
rived at CaTihagena, in II days passage from
New York. Sixty of her crew were sent home by
J NJ. Macpherson, Esq, u. s. Consul, in the
schooner Hope, Capt. Knapp, and he was making
every eXertion 10 procure the return of the rest
VIM. Van Tassell, of Albany, had died in the
Hospital.
The Eltor Of the New York Commercial Ad-
veruseT has received The following interesting let
Ter from his correspondent at Porto CsIello
(Fenezuea,) dated June 20, 1926.
BY the schr Rehobolh, Captaie Ellis. WIN
leaves this port tomorrow, for New York. have
TO advise you that things in this province are far
from being settled. We received intelligence AT 8
O'Clock yesterday morning from Cumana, that Gen.
Bermudez was on his march with 1000 troops.
destined TO this place. The forces al Carthspena
are ordered, and are soon expected here On
account oil this intelligence, they have ordered the
troops 10 repair Immediately TO Valencia TO ioiD
Gen. Paez. The Castle at the entrance OF the ba r.
Dor is doubly manned; and they are using all dill
geuee n preparing the forts at Ia Butufia. on
mall island directly opposite that OF the Castle.
be battery which guards the city from the outer
own, on an entrance from an enemy in hat direc
ion.
A Proclamation from General Paez has ius, a..
uved, ordering all citizens, and those keep q,
houses, 10 turn out with heir muskets. The troon
viii march to Valencia in the course OF .norro,,
when The citizens will be obliged TO guard he eli,
ID man the Castle. On account OF this distnr
Dance, General Paez has ordered that no man n.
var under The Colombian Gag shall leave the plsc.
ithoui his special orders We have enbsryoe,
eere The corvette Udca, the brig Pinchinca. brio
Ii ertsdofe, and schr. Independence. with f,ee
iiivate armed briggs, the Roman Liberal and Ioter
adore, Captain Bartlett. think that sornetb;nc
serious viii be the result IN week OF two"