Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-19
MARsE.,.LEs. Aug.

is SOME political jealousy al the bottom of the bust
ness.
MARsE!LLrs, Aug. Q.
The following is the last news received from giers
The Dey has demolished all the Qualifications erected az
Gale by the French. 1t PrGrence, II, which was on
cruise, IS going 10 iou the SOU under The order
Of NJ de R;gny. The commander Collct, who is char
gcd with the blockade, will take charge OF figate of
90 guns and the fleet under his orders will be coupe
sed OF corvetes and briggs Thus the expedition against
Aigers appears 10 be al ned, and will be limit
blockade, which cannot be very at the per
of the equinox. The Dey still shows himself dis posed
to enter into negotiations provided there ques-
ton of NJ. Dev2i
GREEKS AND TURKs.-The ship Six Brothers, capt,
Lee, which sailed from New Ynri, loaded with prov l.
sioDs for the Morea, arrived Poios lsth july and
departed on the Sh, after having dischar ge her
go. She entered on the 9Th August at Marse,ies.-
The captain announced that on tue 9th July, Lord
tocrane was at Poros with the Greek ileei, inst
from Alexandria. He however, put the armament i'm
nediaieiy in operation.
Th,ce ships which made part of the Egyptian feet
attacked by the Greeks the 18th and 10Th June,
| had arrived at AIodon.
| General Church has divided the Greek army into
small corps under The form of guerilias and thus he
occupies the deles of Thermopy!;e and tie mou n,ains
oil Phocis, in order 10 prevent kind OF prov
from teaching the Ottomans. Coocotroui occupies a
military line from Argos to the snus of Corinth in
order 10 prevent much possible Tue com,nunca-
ton of the Turks. The latter reSnainihaciive before
Athens.
lb'aim P.cha is get st,the Els, where he is occu-
pied in making preparations TO The guph of
| I,epanto.
deet, CD sail strong, would put sea in few DAYS
for tue Morea. 1t is added that the pacha has con
ltrac;ed in Europe loan o! four millions of Spanish
piastres, with the guarantee OF the Porte.
private letter from Odessa of the e6th July says
'Ehe aiiairs of the Eas, have taken unaYorabie
turn since the Treaty of Paciicaon between Russia,
England and France has been known. There is little
hope Of the Porte accecdpg to the Intervention of
he of Acl
FAR from touching The Sultan'i sovereignty but il is
otherwise with tue treaty OF July 6, 1894. Ii is not
unnatural for the Porte then 10 have the air OF fulfill
ling the conditions of Ackerman bat the treaty for the
pachcaon of Greece, affecting the sacred inter
csts OF the Porte and IsamsIn, the Divan will most
iIhely oppose with lis utmost efforts Alter all the
resources nt the Ottoman Empire for this resistance are
comparatively feeble, ADD the object of the treaty
namely, TO prevent The further clusion OF blood must
be accom- ished."
/ PANS Aug. 1A.--The intelligence of Lord Coch-
rane'o appearance off Alexandria which we gave after
the German papers is confirmed By letters from Mar
settles, which repeat the facts, bat add that it
was Caharis who set Oh fire the Egyptian brig strand
ed at tho entrance of the port. They explain the
treat OF Lord Cochrane foows:-Not having been
allie to succeed in supplying the Egyptian fleet and
sc ing il on fire. the Greek Admiral would not run the
naz'ri of naval engagement within sight of the har-
Dor where every damaged vessel might without diicul
~ take refuge, and from whence rcnforcements might
como out as they wanted. Lord Cocbrauc did moi
lily before the enemy but gained the open sea in order
TO draw cut the Egyptian squadron and if the latter
venued 10 follow him. the re is reason 10 believe thai
bloody battle wou!d ensue
! Russia AND rEReIA.-- Petersburgh letters of the
2lst July contradict the an early peace be-
tween Persia and Russia. Extensive preparatiops are
i'akng by the latter power carry the war igor
fousiy
| LONDON RIARKES
! From the New Price Currcnt of August II.
!"oGceo -22s has been offered for a cargo of Ken
lucky, which is offered at 2is.
( LiyERroor.. 9Th Hur 1897.
Our cotton market this week has been aided by snec.
ulators, who have purchased about $500 bags princ
paiy American descriptions, at 81 6gi Irthera be
any change in price is in favor the purchaser
particularly IN the lower qualities which are Offered
rather freely The sales from The nth inst IN Tins
evening, both inclusive, amount TO 1900 bags viz
500 Sea Islands, 400 at IGi sd. and 10 at 16
l9d; 500 stained DO at 81 10; $40 Uplauds. $3.50
at 81 G., and 10 at 7ld; 292O Orleans, at CT 81
445o Alabanas, at 81 6s; 1910 Brazils, at u 81
800 Demeraras, at u %: $50 Egyptians. al : s.
10 Surats, at 5d-14,8o0. The import this week ha
been 27,5oO bags.
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