Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-08
TURKEY.


fhe French papers received since our last ha, q
Drought intelligence from Constantinople 10 the 2olh OF
June, which describe more infinitely the imports nj
events OF which that capital has been the theatre al
ADDS some particulars with which we were not preyior
~ acquainted The object of the JanissaSies was no,
mercy 10 orerawe the Government so as TO induce il
~ !o'uuon 'e measure which dspleased them, it was
as III 1907, 10 desPose the Sultan, when iiey called
'tho disciple of The Franks, and no Better than a
"'aou.' anu TO place his son, the Jourg FRINGE Ach
neu, on the trone For that purpose they invested
the Setae!io ith immense Dur.bcrs and would have
succeeded, had not The Sultan pr evousv caused mill
lery cannoneeTs the five and garden guards aud s,ne
OF the Asiatic troops, TO be brought up by water: so
that the rebels who bad canuon, found hcm elves
arrested al every point. Tie return cr The l,nre,nr
h'a's; from tue county tie display of tie Proph,,s
Standard ana The uprising of the people in support of
e'r SOY eregn had already thrown The Janissaies i'll
TO cunsternaton, when by the advice Of an European
Renegade, an Officer iii the Turkish service bri.,ade
os artillery and detachment of Yuusaks or Asiatics
were landed on their flank, which they immediately
assai!ed with grape shot The effect of those dschaG
es the close OF the rebels was so ,re,nen,,on
that they fled instantly ha, their barracks where
they shut themselves up, expecting that as usual in for
mer instructions the business would &c settled by se
eocla'ion but the Sultan being of the cas-
tie and OF the principal mosques, adopted resolution
asyet uucxampied in Turkish history He ordered
tilc faithful Aluselncn and the Guards 20 &C, the bar
racks on re and To consume the Jassl aries in thr
arnes. Twelve thousand of the latter were cnrercI
ed III the principal bariacsthe Command was obeyod
tavou' cd hy the night and other circumstances the
co.'S i'oh grew terioic, and the JanasatCs
uy me i"tncs on the one side, and swep down by Tin.
artillery on thc other, and having means of ir!t
"'"ue desperate sotte, in which, though thousands
pe'shet' many forced their way out Of the capital;
an" TOOK the road 10 AarinOple, in the Lore of ,Iu
eng the divisions Of their corps stationed there to o;n
them to procure revenge. Another part who failed in
escaping the walls gained stone khans or
warehouses;, where they entrcnchcL themselves anil
nad not yet been wholly reduced when the adyices
came away The Grand Vizier had established his
au,quarterS Ia the Cont Of Aclmcd's mosque OIL
'"e ifProdTome, where the standard of the Prophet
was still floating. Prisoners were every moment
oiongt IN, whose heads were nmel Nv cut Oft -
4 he Sultan aud his Ministers were encanpcd in the
internal court of the Seraglo, and had issued Haiti
serlt, aoolishing the whole corps of Janssaries far
ever and comforting many of the privileges which they
enjoyed on the conquerors, with the name of sls&e;3
Vfaton'ed'e Diedid .iIansou,rin or the pcr Y;c,o
flous Army OF Mahonet. The abolition of the Janis
'a'es was 10 be carried into effect immediately through,
ont the empire. bat only 10 oras were subdned
al Constannopc, and there were SIS ortas Stationed
IN various cities, the was not likely 70 be,
executed without much difficulty and perhaps blood
shed. ~
FRANKFORT Juiy Cup 10 the 2fst OF June there
r " not "een any new reaction at Constantine e.-
ne standard OF the Prophet, which planted in the
o'e court ct The Seraglio, had been removed into the
hios1ne OF Acrne formerly the Church of ST. SopLia
IL Is estimated that 5000 Janssaries had fallen
under the sword OF the Bostsngncs. Those killed
Deyond the Bazarre amount TO $4,000 or I6 OOO-
IL was on the 23th OF June that the Russian Autbor;
Ties at Odessa received the first news Of The bloody
scenes at Constantinople The details do not differ
from otiier accounts which have been published ex
cePt at tey announce at the palaces OF some of M,
s,e"t d'ghitarics OF the Forte had been complelev
puhucTed On the l6;h of June the iav of the great
esi carnage at Cons.annople il was nnoss;bIo for
lhe ineters o. the diplomatic CORDS nj pera f., rrocra
laitaiS to send of dispatches 10 tle;r rcsnec,iyo
oGnEts The Eagiish ambassador, however. ON the
sh, s"cceede4 in finding tie means of sending lct
tiers 10 London. ~
Lirerp69l Markets. !T3Gl,,. J,;, a
'0H'i- The result of the business OF iast wee < pd
1"c no Improvement III tie consumpve demand for this
ce' out on the contrary, dimuution. trade bo
taken not more than 300 bags which, with 1000 ba ,u
c"a'eH !"r export, form the total of the wool
say ooo bags at further decline per h. acneralv
out o" some qualities rather more The arrivals so,rns
" ne very he"vy aud are rapidly augnentirg an already
STOCK, which must not only keep down the shirt
~ SPec"ia'ion' b"t deter the dealers and Skinner
noun coming freely into the market; under these coun
nceS we ear no favourable reaction can be shortly anti,
cpate he following the particulars Of the sales r
me "eeN--@oO Bowels I'd "a; $40 Orleans id ,o
o3 1917 Aiabamas and Mobile SD TO I'd: 90 Sea Jsl,
'' q" -o % stained ditto ID to 81: $50 Pcrnams Old
1o5d; IOo Maanhams 81 In 95d; $50 Bahia % to Old
ara b ~ 2Uo Egyptian "a TO Sd so West India IA:
io 9ufat AID to 81, and so Bengals I'D to sd pc1 To-
MONDAY EvFNrNG.-The transactions since FriJa-
nave been very limited. On Saturday ahout I000 yr
Son al previous rates, and day The sales have no, cx
teeeh '3u 10 500 ba though the importers would ijI,
nave accepted the lowest last week vi,loy,
INNING myers Good Bowels hive been sold today .,
o. ana IL buyers bad been found, probable tina; even
low er prices would have been accc5ed
IosGcCo with difficulty supports its curycrcv. t. ,,o
tent. 10y eH-
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