Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-22
Anpprtant .Ners f,om G1elce.

Fleets by the Allied fleets al Navarino il one nj
The most interesting event, OF the age. The Turk
broke the armistice and provoked the engagement.
The result IL, that out OF sixty six aimed YES.
sells, only eight ahoM. The carnage is i'm
Dense. The loss nf the Turks il e.timats) a,
three thousand. Total killed in the British so,aJ.
dron IS; wounded, 1877. Total killed in the
+ ench, 43: wounded, IA. Russian loss no,
stated. The Allies were led on by the British
Admiral CodrinGton. The consequences of this
great event cannot be estimated. Some fears are
entertained for the safety If The European Embas.
sadors and The christians in Constanliaople but
besides, the Allies are masters of the sea and can
convey the first iidings to their friends; the Ga.
zeie de France, Of Nov. ii h, says, We will
not permit such antcipaiions to poison our reioic
ings. The Porte knows what price II would
ray TOR s nge hair injured oil any ambassador.
the Dlvan is no, SO deaf bui that it can distinguish
IN the distance the neghngs OF the Russian horses
eager Tor butte it is not so blinl but that il can
perceive the sails Of The Christian fleets ready IN
blockade the Bosphous. Ia the sbssDce Of o,h-,
knowledge, instinct al least which is the science of
limited minds. remains 10 IT," The ultirnlte re
suits oil the victory are most important Yetrusi
that we may nov hail Greece as independent and
free. g Whatever. (says he Liverpool Chro,i-
Gle OF The iHh,) may be thought OF the right OF
dfeat Britain TO interfere on behalf of the Gteeks
against mat power which some of the ultra ,ur
mails have called our geographical alIv y I've
can sai-iy say That the vic ory of Nsvarino has
gwen more general satisfaction 10 The people of
England, than any political event which ba. oc-
Cured for many years The CALLING oppression TO
which the Greeks have 80 log submitted ,Ya
should ihnk, may now be consider ed as at an end
add The friends OF humanity AMI OF freedom can
not iaii 10 rejoice in the downfall of one of The
worst systems OF tyranny which has ever degraded
The world" ~ length, (txcisims the Liver
pool Courier) terrible blow has been stfu,k
upon The naval power OF the Ottoman Porte
wbch mast lead, necessarily TO one or other n,
these results: either the Diyan must nov aceeIr
10 the triparlre convention, or declare war a.
sa'hst ne AIRES anJ gfd up the empire in all lie
might 10 so great and eVenfui confess
The King Of France ba- Dismissed the CHAMBER
OF Dsputes and at his fla; created rs neyy Peers.
OF whom 80 are Ex-Dsputies; in the list are 6
Archbishop.!
Mr.. Edward Coles OF illinois has yielded TO
The application OF eight gentlemen Of that stale
and given them a statement of the remarks mad
20 MIN by Mr.. JehsFson. upon General Jackson
| " qnalihca,ions AMI fitness for the presidency -
Tins Expose has been published by them in the
faDlalia Intelligsncfr of The Isl Inst We have
no room Tor II this morning, and must neee. ssJily
lay it over I'll Tue-dsy.- His conversation with
Nh Jefferson is said to have taken place on the
llih Aug. 1926; Mr. G.. represents, that hay
ing failed 10 elect Mr.. Crawford, I've { Mr.. J. ex
pressed qualification tbs, the choice bad fsiler On
Mr.. Adams, TO whom, he said, he bad objections.
several Of which he explanel;'' that Gen. Jsckso
bad Other preiension 10 the Chief Maiisffaev
than that derived from his military serviegs,,-
that in reply 10 remark Of Mr.. c. &" that Tic eye,,
zeal which had been displayed 10 elect the On
raj, and the extraordinary vote hs had received b,
made me doubt OF The durability Of our Tree ins.i.
tnuons,' Mr. J. said in The most emphatic manner.
ST., il has caused ne 10 doubt nJfe than an,
thing which has occurred since tbs revolution :,
that he said among other lb'nss there are ons
hundred men in Alternate county better qualified
for the Presidency" Mr.. {. relcrsl in tie gene
eral without naming any one, to many psrsons s, bo
had heard Mr.. J. express similar seniitnents- al.
SO TO letter from the late Peter Miner 10 M. bro.
iheT Garrett Minor, detailing conversation viii,
Mr.. j. subseqaeat to Mr.. c's,-snJ hs lks,Vi.s
raeiisles riHten sissWsn, 70 Nj. Q. by III.