Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-07
the following articles, dated cous.antinople Sep

TENDER &c.
On the 18th Selim Aga. Ibrahim Pachs's ar
mour bearer arrived at Cons;antnople, and wasre-
ceived with great honours He brought, as was
said, the details Of Ibrahims operations from the
commencement of the campaign, and the trophies
OF his victories. The Porte has published short
bulletin, which came down only to the latter end OF
June. The arrest of some Greeks OF distinction,
among whom was the mother OF Il. Mavrocordato
few days ago, excited great alarm among tine Gree!
inhabitants of The capital they, were, however soon
made easy by the release OF the prisoners who had
been arrested false accusation of corresponding
with the insurgents which was brought against them
by a Greek renegade of the ,me OF Isoniro, who
had lately again abandoned the Mahome,an faith,
and hoped to himself by eliminating his
coun,rymen.
Inc news OF the intended expedition of Lord
Cochfane has excited serious alarms, no; so much
IN the Porte; which, cenfdng in the Justice and
power OF the British government, and the legal
means in Its power, does not give any credit 10 it;
as among the English here, and the merchants in
general. 1t has caused still greater alarm Smyrna
and the other Sea Ports. Not only the numerous
European merchants, but the other Christian inha-
btants are terrified at the consequences of an en-
terprise which according the declarations of it's
| own promoters) aims at nothing less than the
plundering and laying waste of all the potts and
| coasts OF the Turkish empire, and would excite in
the highest degree, the despair and veng ance of the
Mu@selmans. 1t is impossible TO imagine any thing
more cruel, than that the last remains of the pros
perity oil these countries, which have so severely
suffered within these five wears, should become the
| prey OF the rapacity of European swindiers and
treebooters. Blu, Great Britain if no other consi-
deration influenced 1t, will know how to aver, such
destruction from the establishments under its pro-
lection and from all the Christians in the Ievant
SfAiN.--Ihere Is more doubt that all the
friends OF NJ. Zea will be dismissed from the
ministry, except Mr.. Calomar!e, who is well
known as the leader of the 3ostoIic party Ii IS
suspected that Mr.. Ugnarte is to be recalled from
Milan. ihe Marquis Matailorida has also been
authorized to return from his exile into Spain. and
IL Is supposed that he also will receive some high
SITUATION he eN minister of War, Cruz, lett Spain
Tor France In great haste, ard Zea, Recacho and the
Eouht q E3paSne would be very glad 10 follow
thelr example, as they sand under very heavy i'm
pu''''ons IN 'he eyes OF the dominant party. The
"posiolics do not deny that the fall of MIR Ber-
mudtz cost them forty millions of reals.
Inc greatest apprehensions are entertained
throughout The Peninsula, in consequence of the
All oil The moderate parry. The Paris E,oile saws
that The Russian minister, instead of ASSISTING in
The removal Of NJ Zea, exefted himself m his
iavnr, even alter the nomination Of the Duke del
intdntado as his successor
iEe following persons are mentioned as Iilxel,,
10 SUPPLY places IN the new ministry. Mr.. Fro
one OF the regency for finance Messrs Campans
CufvaJai, and Esuia, captain general of Galcia !
candidate Tor The war Gepar meni; Uguarte for the
Iouncii OF State, which department is TO be re-
established; Victor Saez for the Council of Caste
and Chaperon for the head of the police.
Inc Duke del Infantado and Zea Bermudez have
of tie exiles.
NEW York, January 2.-The Lucinda. arriv-
ed yes erday from Smyrna, spoke November 9th
| an Ausirian org days from Alexandria Eeypt
he captain oil which stated that the new expedition
lot Inc Morea, consisting of l2O sail Cf friga,es.
i'eshps and transports, with so 600 troops sailed
from Alexandria on the 18Th of October
Captain Eveleigh, who left Carthagena on the
I'm uhimo, informs that ~, friga,e. and FIVE
Corve'tes were then in port fitting out for an ex
petition.
Capt. Bukup q days from Alyarado. informs
nat al was hustle and confusion at that Mace
IKE May-day In New York, in consequence of the
| preparations for removing to Vera Cruz. Several
merchants had engaged houses there, and were only
Waiting permission TO transport their effects free of
""H' "Ie'' preparations were also making al We
"a Crnz Tor the reception OF emigrants fIom all
parts OF exico.
Latest from Smyrpa ard Greece.-By the
schooner Lucinda, arrived Yesterday from SMYRNA
Ne have received tire Oriental Spectator to the
Zo'n OF October and letter from our corespon
N'"' Vi 'i'a' o'e. NetD York Gag
From a Correspondent ofhe .New York Dai-
iy .4Greytiser.
EIlract OF letter dated Smyrna. 20M Oct
!he Greeks have done nothing this campaign
and the Farki.h Flee, is expected soon TO arive in
me Morea, with > or 10000 men. An English
rrigae has Just arri' edb by which we have rnmour
'na' Tie Greek have gained victory over the
urAS near iriPolIzza but fear it will prove like
many Other reports ia Smyrna without Foundation