Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-04
FOR EGB.
LATEsr EROM FRANCE

ne PACKET stlip LEWIS, Sdpl. NAdCy arrived ~
New York Monday from Havre, whence she
sailed on the Goth May. By this arrival Paris
dates TO the 25ih have been received
The mos, important item by this arrival is the re-
ply OF the Porte, accedng in terms, to the ulti-
nation of Russia. We regret, however, TO per
ceIve in this negotiation nothing which offers adj
vantage TO The Greeks-i is in fact mere settle
ment of differences between the Porte and the
Emperor of Russia without scarcely a reference
TO the Greeks The Turkish cahine; has already de
signated two Plenpotentisres TO proceed to the
frontiers. The hostages also at liberty
| and positive orders given for the evacuation OF
Nioldavia and Wsliaohia. Ii is stated the au
ihoriiy Of LEI from tie Levant, tina, the brave
CGnGris has perlshed off Missuonghi, with the
vessel which under his command
Il sad that the conduct of the Porte had
excited good deal OF discomfort a commercial
let er, received in Paris from Odessa, stated that
| the Janisssres had announced their intention OF
deposing the SULTAN and procIarnins his son.
When The news of the fall of Mis- -olonsh reach
ed Constanlinople, the Turks gave Themselves up
to the most barbNous expression OF Joy. The
janissaries proceeded to the hotel OF The Russian
Consulate, and threw several heads and ears of
Greeks into the windows.
The .AUS6iWg Gazette contains the following
intelligence of the 81 OF May, from Odessa
" Letters of he Goth ult. from Cous,antinople
announce that the Honorable Stratiord Canning
COu4ti nom PETERSBURG WIN QeS
patches from the Duke of Wellington, enioining
| his Evcellengy employ his ulmos, efforts TO IN
duce The Porte to accede 10 The uitiaatun, of
Russia. The French, Austrian and Prussian Ali.
| aisters second Sir Straf ford ,.armly al the same
linae carefully separating the OF The Greeks
from the affairs OF Russia. Mr. Canning has HI
'herto employed his gnc| ofces in vain; and il is
10 be lsmented, that tie influence Of England with
the Porte had been on The decline tor some time
intelligence has arrived Cohs,aniInopls of rs
Turkish trsaies having been burned on the l4ih
OF 18th ult. and several smaller vessels captured
| or destroyed. AT Seba.topol, upon the Black
Sea- he principal naval station OF Russia, there
are, at this moment, sixteen armed vessels fully
equipped, and ready 10 set SAIL
Great eXerious making to aid the Greek
cause by subscriptions In various part-. The reign
ing Duke OF Bruins" lex had prepared loI Jour
ney, but being Informed hat The proceeds oil the
Theatre on certain night for The aid of the
Greeks, he pu OF his journey to be present 1 the
| Theatre The King OF Prussia has authorized he
Journals of his XII! gdom publish lists of he sub
| scriptons raised for he Greek cause Al Berlin
tie magistrates and clergy actively engaged m
collecting money. Sc. for the same cause
A. Paris the Lad es ommi,tee have collected
30 O00 II. ~ Munich corsider able sum has
been raised, one individual gave $4,000 fr. A
public collection mas been made at Geneva. o.
the 18th OF May there TO be grand concert OF
vocal and Instrumental music in The Dutch Reform
ed Church, at Sch,ldam, for the benefit OF The
Greeks
The Paris papers STATE that Lord Cochrane had
quilted Brussels tor Greece
A letter from Trieste of The Tih of Nav men
lions that vessel hrd just arrived al that port
| from Alexandris which announced that, in the
course OF the month OF March, Greek squadron
disembarked at a short distance from Bairct in ~
ria, and eized about three millions of piaslres II
| ,Unui1 Lrv ,Ia
was prevented by adverse winds
Extract Of private letter of the LIST of MAY
from Bucharest:--'' ON Hospodar has delivered to
the SersskeT 20O, 600 kilos OF corn, which is des-
ii"ed foI victualllng the Turkish forIesses on the
Danube -
The latest letters from the Ionian Isles repre-
lent MissoonghI wearing no other aspect than
that OF marsh. IbTahim, DESTROYS Of concesng
the extent of his Losses, did not allow vessels from
Corfu or the other Islands readily approach the
place.
| Ills saiJ that France aud England, without TAX
ing any part in the deliberations Of the Congress al
Panama, will at all events, seed agents to watch
their movements.
Accounts from Alexaniria, represent the fnaa-
cial endorsements of The Pachs, as so great that
he will find it difficult, in consequence of the gen
eral distress, to procure money. lie had taken
command himself of The fortress OF Cairo and the
garrison composed of Turks had been repac ed by
Arabs The Turks had received orders either 10
join the army or leave the country.
RUSSIA, Letters from Petersburg, under date
@i the Sd May, state that the Emperor was about
visiting the military colonies Of Novogotod.-
Some letters stale thai his Majesty was very anx
ious to visit he King OF Prussia aud many other
soveTegns OF Germany.
The internal administration ofthe Empire of Rus-
STA is conEded to two Military Governor Generals;
one of whom resides at Petersburg The other al
Moscow 10 three Military Governors, residing at
( OUranbours, in Lesser Russia asd Lhurnia. AID
haaiiy 10 seven ivD Governors General EarI
/ ai1tsry Governor General receives Sc 600 rou-
bie-. The total annual expense $50 900 rouhles
The Russian government, ia consequence of tue
stagnaion in he commerce # grain, hae sought TO
favor hat Of cattle, by reducing The tariff Tor ex-
ponafion.
PANS May p Il, has been currently reported
for The last TWO days that the English and Russian
Ambassadors at Constantinope have been insult
ed and mal'reated by the populace II is now re-
ported that their attacks were only directed agaifs
the Russian Minister The heads and ears OF
Greeks wore brown into his house, and himself
wounded the Janissanes moreover threatened
the Sultan with re, oft II lac should change the
military discipline. Ihis popular efferve.ence was
the result Of the news Of the fall Of Missolonghl.
The foreign ministers showed much uneasness, and
u-ed all their Influence 10 induce The diyan to 81.
iisfy the demands Of Russia
PANS, May D. CoRstaHiinoDIe, 1fay 5. -
The Porte yesterday informed n. de Nlinciscky. &
Ire Envoys Of Fance, Austria, England and
Prussia, OF his reply to The demands Of Russia.
The propositions presented by NJ. dc M'nciaky
al the conference on the 9th Of April, resied ON
he following points, hich His Majesty the En-
peror Of Russia had determined upon a. lie indis
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