Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-22
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To the politeness of Mr.. Snowden, OF the New
York National Advocate, we are indebted for Lon
don papers to August 8, received by the John
Wells, which arrived at New York, after the pub
LEGATION of the afternoon papers on Saturday
Paris papers to the +h of August had been received
at London.
They contain intelligence Of the arrival of the
RUSSIAN Plenipotentiaries the third ut at Ruds-
chucS, the place where the conferences with the
uikish Commissioners to be held. The Con-
gress was to be opened on the 18th; and from the
present temper OF the two Powers the most fayora
bic results may be confidently anticipated. In the
mean time, Russia has furnished such uneouvocal
proofs oil her pacific disposition, that 10 suppose
she VIII raise wanton objections, would be to sar,
unvarrantable doubts of her sincerity On the part of
The Forte, every facility to prompt and complete
adjustment OF the remaining differences may be rea-
sonably expected, as it must be her earnest wish
10 have her attention undiverted from every other
object, in order to devote it wholly TO the reform,
she has just undertaken The ardor with which
those reforms are urged, we have more than once
alluded to; and it appears, by letters from Con-
stantInople, OF the Sd, which quoted in these
Papers, that IL was the increase a, that date
instead of sub.ding. The Sultan continued TO
superntend in person the drilling of the new Ieyies
aud as his subjects had caught portion of his en-
thusasm, the lively Interest they exhibited served
10 tan his own.
Il is said that the plague has broken out al
Rud' chuck. A rigorous quarantine has been Or
dered.
The Count of Peers at Paris declared Yesterday
thai there ground for III oceediug aqains
the Military lntendan, Sicard, and the same GecIa
ration was made as to NJ. Ouvrard. A discussion
then arose on the question, as TO whether NJ .
Ouvrard should be sent before the Correctional Po
lice Tor an unaccepied attempt at bribery, or be
set al liberty. The discussion was postponed until
to-mouoY, when the Court i'll hear the Procureur
du k0i, OIL the subject
They write from Constaninople under the date
OF July 3, as follows: 90 The Sultan is always on
horseback, and continually displays the same firm
ness. The desire to receive military instruction
is great as ever, and Frsnchmen arc every where
sought for 10 instruct the troops CONSTANT
nople Is KIND OF camp; commerce, however, is al
a complete siand''
The letters from Russia now concur in savin,
that, IN the latter part oil his reign the Emperor
Alexander had sunk into Incidence and that in
consequence The grossesi abuses had begun 10 pre-
vail IN all departments of the Stale This is
striking proof OF the insecurity of Despo,ic CO.
vernment. The Emperor Alexander was at one
time praised deseryedly for activity as well as
good Intentions, and was certainly in both re-
sVecIs, above the average of monarchs. Yet some
change In his habits or constitution put an end 10
all the benefit which had been derived from him
and nothing but the accident of his early death and
OF an active successor, could have saved the EN-
pre- from suffering long under the msgoyernment
OF which he had allowed the seeds to be sown
TRIESTE, July 90
" Its now more than three weeks since we 70
celveI any direct news from the Peloponnesus
The greeks who are here expect with great i'm
patience the packet from Corfu, hoping by it tore
csive some information respecting The arrival OF
LcTd Cochrane, which was announced as near az
hand
On the l4th of July, the great tower of the Hotel
de Vile, at Lemberg, in Galicia which was bnil,
IN l49l, fell, and buried several persons in its
ruins.
We have seen private letter from CONSTANT
nop!e, which contains many detsils of the events
which have taken place In the capital II fully
confirms The news which we gave Ara Pacbs
who The hero of three days, has been made
Khan, or Prince, and Geheralissimo of the troops
of Consantinople and its envrons. His present
title Is SeTaskier Pacha. Eight or ten wears aoo
ne was only simple Janni-sary
We learn from Besancon that Councillor of
Prefecture, after sharp di-pute with his family.
had killed his son, and put an end 10 his own exis
tence.
SrArN.-In Tile Jfadrid Gazette of Julv Tho
3Olh, under the head OF Granada aud dated on the
9th OF July, is the following paragraph--ss For
this some time past we have had violent subter
raneous commissions in this city. On the 9Th ms,
at one o'clock, a. NJ. we were alarmed bv the
shock OF an earthquake which was repeated ~
AlO"Io a4'Sl"ditb' Ch lDt EOlh and 18th ult there
were two considerably violent shocks; and il NAV
be said that since The LIST OF last prjI when ths
first felt they have not ceased but AZ ntervsi
Of more or fewer days.
The following is an extract Of priva,e la,,e,
from Madrid dated July 90" find this coun,rv
SUI IN Inc same state as when you were here; quiet
enough in the Interior but with much distress II
the "-0y' ces they begin to feel the scarcity Of
rno..ey, and if the Government be moi quite n
state Of elhargy-if 1t do not effect some opera.
tons to re-esiabsh its credit know not how il
can meet those expenses which are inevitable. That
which is now considered of most impouance here
is The state OF things in Portugal. The Spanish
Government, however, does nothing. because il,
do nothing; for it has neither troops nor money
TO send 10 the frontiers. Here they appear con-
vinced that France, too, will not do more than Of
fer is advice. II is said that Sir g. Stuart will he
Ambassador 20 Lisbon, and that Sir w. A'Court
val return here, probably TO influence in some
degree, with his authority, the changes of the Go
ver.ment.
J. seems that our friends at the eastward are
not alone IN their suferings BY the food In GER
tain paris Of Spain, IN old CASTLE in particular
such bad been the heights of inundations, that sin
gle vniner has lost 5000 canteros tchife Wine "a
good IS sherry "a cameron is twelve bottles !
An opinion may be formed Of what an abuodan,
country Od CASTLE must be- from The fact that Inc
price OF the said exquisite wine is at presen, moi
more than two pOsetas G 80 cehts) per canfero I
From the PiloL
We have Ho9 before US letter from Nad,i1
conceived IN the following terms: -" II sppes,,
that The affairs Of Portugal are about TO give bet
ter aspect 10 those Of our own counirv M
Recaeho u at this moment with the King, who