Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-11

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accept the propositions of the other powers, except
those OF Russia and England 1t was also presumed
That The courts OF Vienna and Berlin had ALREADY or
would accede TO the terms proposed
Notwithstanding all this, confidently asserted
that the Porte would not any proposition the
Reis Eiiendi having verbally declared that the propo
sails inadmssbe, being contrary TO tho RIGHTS ,e
the Sultan and human reason
The Princess Regent OF Portugal has suspen led the
&C, of amnesty granted 10 the soldiers who had taken
part with the rebels.
LIVERPOOL. eth April 1927
Conon-A considerable extent of business has been
done, but the market continuing heavy. the sales i'm
American have been at decline ofid, aud in Brazil
ID per h. from the prices of last week.
Letter JromDr. Hooe TO gentleman in the neiyAbour
hood Of Boston.
Steam ship Kaeria, (Pcrseveranceo
Port Valhi, Isle Of Samos, Nov. %. 1926.
DIR: My last was from Napoi iii Romana, iOct I5l
and gave you summary detail of the public events
up TO that date. Since my leaving Napoli mn onnor
tnnes oil writing hare occurred could have nro,
fitted much by any, for am ignorant of the PASSING
events in the Morea and in Attica, having had no
news TO be depended upon for four weeks left Ma
POLL on being appointed by government TO the drec-
ton OF the surgical department in the fleet and arrived
here Just when was supposed the Turkish fleet wers
ABOUT TO make an attack on this island aud attempt TO
react the tragedies of Sco and psara. But the Greels
squadron was ready TO oppose them and the addition
| of this vessel of the greatest Importance Tin,
Turkish fleet then lay at Nit, ene; it soon retired I'M
the Dardanelles and has SINCE according 10 the nest
positive information, gone TO Constannope thus eay-
ing Samos safe for this winter at least. The greater
part of the Greek fleet returned to HYDRA abou, ten
days ago. and Admiral Miaulis, with the six remain
ing vessels Will sail Immediately. This vessel W in re-
NAN here and about the Turkish for few days
when, II nothing extraordinary happens size will nm
TO syria and Napoli. believe slightly mentioned
TO you in my last, the arrival of this vessel in Green
the first of the expedition to be commanded by Coc
raue; she is beautiful thing built under the eve other
commander, capt Hastings; carries eight sixty eight
Founders, and will mount two n,ore-a weight os
small q her no..
an engine of eighty horse power and moves very we'll
with her slils her huge guns be used prncipaI
Iy with shells and hot shot With all these adyanta-
ges. and directed by of Hastings's skill, and
tried, determined courage much may be expected from
her. u she falls in with any of the enemy Is vessels
the plan here, was to have waited for a calm, and
then for Tins vessel to ow the fire boats and attac,
them to the Turkish line of battle ships The immor
tai Canarls, with his bruiot TO have accompanied
us, and there was every probability that, had not the
enemy's eet retired, there would have been decisive
work.
1t my duty here TO say few words of Capt Frank
Hastings man whose Persevering exer,ions for the
.Ieeks merit what they have obtained, the love of the
nation. He is an English gentleman of family and
fortune, and formerly commander in the British Nay1
pom the first breaking of the Greek revolpt ion
he hastened here and exerted himself for two years 10
serve Tie cause; but at last finding himself of less IL
tiiIty than his active spirit made bin W ish TO be- he
formed the plan of bringing one or more armed
steam vessels and repaired to England for that pur
pose; and II was prime ray at his suggestion that IL
was determined to appropriate part the loan in tin
out an expedition of steam vessels. Hastings bein,
appointed TO command one of them, by extraordinary
personal exertoDs. and the sacrifice of par of s
fortune, was enabled TO get her f2sled and brought
out here long time before the others will be ready-
lie is now upon the spot, burning with anxiety in dis
tngu'sh himself, and play desperate game with vic.
tory any honour if he succeed utter ruin if he lose
should fortune favor him. he will stand fair chance of
ecpsing Cocifane himself, whose coming W ill., fear
be retarded some months longer.
The plan Of the Turks since the fall of NI;ssolono
IN has been FIRST TO subGue Sanos one of The LARGEST
and richest Islands now in possession of the Creeks
"econd' the capture of Athens and, third the prose
Cu'Ion OF their advantages gained the Morea The
iirst OF these was left TO Topa Pacba who was nan.
! ed commander of the feet, and who having taken nm
board troops from Asia Minor, has been threatening
the island for the last six months But all his at
tcnpts have been frustrated, by the Greek fleet Tie
has now returned to Coustantinople whether from
want OF repairs, or on account of Disturbances in that
cry, have no means of determining. But Samos
saie until Spring, when doubt not the Turks will
make more extensive preparations than ever TO attack
Ut. The second part of the enemy's plan, viz flat
OF taxing Athens, was entrusted to Ku;uckis Pacla
with tue Albanian Turks, who set down before j, l.,
august: what progress he had made, up 10 The 15fb
october detailed to you in my last. Since then
only know, that Gourab, the commander of the Marc
was Sot through The brain, upon the batteries of tho
pace by rifle ball. that SMALL but select bodv Of
"reeks had made their entrance into The Acropolis
aud confidence
AS for the third part the pnshnp of their ADVANTAGES
IN the Morea, the enemy has been prevented from This
by the reduced state of the Egyptian Pacha's finances
which has prevented him from sending bis fleet with
supplies OF men, money and provisions to Ibrahn Pa
cha In fact the situation OF The latter must NOW be
aw ward-yhen left the Morea, his army was redu-
ced 10 such miserable remnant, that be could not up
deTtake any enterprise of Importance and every dav
'na eaPseS must increase bis troubles That he will
receive supply Of money clothes and provisions
ms WINTER is quite possible but that Le will not be
reinforced IN soldiers, consider almost certain. Let
'ers from Alexandra give such of the troubles
| of hat mol
know he will make every exerou to relieve bis son. he
cannot much reinforce him. In fact, believe can
now say, that the prediction made you is fulfilled
Greece has ended tie campaign of 1926, bother than
she began it.
remain, Sir, yours sincerely
S. G. HOWE.
Cash Sale Of Lnnd, Negroes, &C.
WTTLL he sold to the highest bidder for ash nm -rr