Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-22
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- we nave received from smyrna our ilea OF the
Of'en''i spectator TO March 80 These papers do
NOT l'Fhish much news. They confirm the ac-
counts oil the excitement produced by the arrival
" Asoru Oocn'ane' who hsd long been inpatiently
expected The few following paragraphs embrace
the articles of the greatest interest From The
paragraph relative to Nspo, it will be perceived
ina me supplies OF provisions from this country
on 'heir way 10 Greece likely TO arrive AZ a
'ihe when they are greatly wanted. The paragraph
uooe' me Constantinople date, we are inclined 10
consider OF doubtful authority
Boston Daily .ddpertiser of the 9th
EGINA, March %.
CochraGe, to present TO him the f,louino ,iJrss,.
Most HIustriouE "'1' Cos
TOT long time nothing has been so much de-
sn 81 Dy our marine population aa your arrival. :
ms event has been the object of their PRAYERS ,o
Heaven. !"
Kou may therefore possibly imagine the ioy
which the appearance of the vessel which brorgL,
you, spread among US. The SIGHT of them ren.,.,-
60 The hope within US, that our PRAYERS were about
10 DE granted, and this we owe to The interver-
tIon OF our ieliow-citiZen orlando
we hSS'en then 10 send our Admiral Geo,oA
oiSch'ouri- and Captains Glony and Geo. Nenra.
10 present 10 you the respects OF our island and 10
announce 10 you our joy, and our Impotence To-
see our little navy recognized under your orders
strengthen the independence aud liberty ofC,reers
Accept, most illu5trious, the professions Of our
proiaund respect N'-
Hydra, March 10, 1927
iothe most illustrious Lord Cochrane,
Grand Admiral If Greece Admiral
OF the auxiliary forces Of the State.
Inc expedition TO Oropo has nearly fsiIsS
The Greeks who embarked no board The er;o.,a
Heilas, commanded by The BaVarisn Colonel Hec-
deck refused 10 land. They confined themselves
10 burning two Turkish boats loaded with pro,
visions, and demolishng a little fort which wa
on haI cossI.
News from NaPoli and Hydra offer nothing in,
'e'esting, fhs flrss of these places mas become
sort Of hospital, where women and children hoclr
who are driven from their homes. Misery -
there at its height
CoHStdnfioOPie .Harch I2--It is seneralIv
oelieved here, hat one of he first affairs which
WI occupy the attention of the Russian Am
oassadoT when he vi III have had his audience. viii
De the subject OF treat, with the Porte and the
Ohteu states IN consequence of which the latter
power VIII nave an Ambassador at Constantine
PIE 4he increase OF he American Commerce in
uie LeVan' 'hTeatens 10 suppant in some branches
taat OF other nations there, and must maize IL do
sHsoie 10 the United States TO be represented in =
country where they have such important interests
ussia' ior several reasons, is much interested in
the success OF his neg tiauon which wa. enter
gu INTO several years ago, but has been deferred-
esPecI'iy on account of the advantages which
WI, 'e u'awn hou. u by Russia Tor her commerce
IN tue Black Sea. This commerce has already A.,
uSc'ed the attention of some American specula.
tors Orders have been received here for tbs
purchase OF divers Russian commodities. and ,bs
agent OF house in Smyrna and an American
merchant, have lately arrived here with this obieet
In view Moreover, the intimate union which
exists between Russia and the United States,
"@~eS j. probable that the ambassador of this first
power will be very earnest in STIMULATING f., ,bs in.
teTests of his allies.