Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-07

lie of the first 10 enter the lists 30 nst the Je-
and has only obtained celebrity in newspaper
polunCs, but has obtained honorable name i'm other
walks of literature.
Intelligence from Munich stetes, that the Bavari6a
Chamber Of Deputies has determined on Increasing
standing army
Letters from Corfu, OF April > announce the arrva
tie ofhree British ships Of war; the ellcsley Rayae
and Ocean with 5000 troops from Lisbon and Glib, altar.
Missoionebi and Ana eico the point OF
rendering to the Greeks. Prevessa and Arta canuo,
make long resistance The Serasker still at ia
nina, but in great want of money The Abanians are
treaed nth great humanity, and extraordinary
has been imposed upon them. Ibrahim Pscha is al
Nlodon and It is said that he will sail for Egypt
At ESina they expect thres Turkish ccnvo,s with
proposals of an ar,nstice tor three months. Count
rapo Tistra, Is thought, will refer them to the ALI
I e3 Powers,
! A letter from Milo of March 90 saws that the Turk
have re-'aten Scio Fabver and his friend were
obliged 10 fy and take refuge on a rocky point,
whence they were taken b. the French irignte FYc,u
dc Lys. The Frgatc carried them to Eglna Du-
rInt, his stay in the island OF Scio Col Fabvier FAYE
evidence OF equal courage aud moderation, and OBJ
tanned the esteem of all the 'usbuDts To Inn the
Turkish prisoners which his party made, owe their
lives, whom, with all his Gmness, he could scarcely
save from the cxaspcracd Greeks
letters from 81. Petersburg of the i2,h April say
that vice Admiral Moier has been appoint ed Minis
ter of Marine; the Marquis OF Traversary who has
nher'o discharged that Office, i'm tie Privy
AouncI. Prince hienchikof s appointed Vice. A,lm
raj Count Nesserode is appointed Vice Chancellor
VIENNA April ~, 1828.-The Count de Rezenda
brazaD Ambassador To Court sets out 10 day for
London IN order to confer With Count Itabayana, en-
voy of B'sz 10 England, the subject of the late
events IN Portugal and also all events to take inca
sures Tor preserving invoiate the rights OF Don Pe,
The Marquis de Bar baCena has already sailed from
LONDON Tor no Janeiro, to inform the Emperor OF
what has occurred Some persons suppose, that Don
redro will forthwith visit Portugal and revoke his
gut OF that crown 10 his daughter Maria dc Gloria
PARIS April 90.
.9y,y,t Tctt,
that Farnaciotti, Hscos and other Greol, c,nt,Ds
nave joined tie Greek corps stationed AT Drapomestre
Arta " "
organizing tie administration
hree ENJOYS from the Sultan expected al Eeina
WIN authority to propose armistice Of ; months ia
the Greeks. II is believed that Count Cano D,is,r,
VIII seno them to tue Representatives of the rce AL
lied Powers
An English vessel with troops from Portugal has ar.
'Neu mere. bomb vessel plan has also
arrived here, and others are expecte3 ,ybic, ,ro los,
tined as II IS said for the DardaDeiles
mo president has decroed the establishment of y
co""c" o, war whose duties il shall be examine 6
approve OF every thing relating 10 the military opera
tons and service. He has also apponed a connect ,f
ministers to regulate foreign aaairs nayirat,on and
| commerce 1850
ihe following extract from letter of NJ Ernard.
the distinguished president of the Swiss Greek Com
inee, cannot fail To interest our readora
TO The Ben,frcio1s of Greece
GENEVA March 81. 1928 Gentlemen, I have re-
e''ed me%s much In detail from his Exceilency Count
Carn d'isrias. This ustious chief is necessarily mr.
cuped with every thing that contribute to ORGAN
ze and civiiize Greece, and procure for er f,,r-o
resources But every thing is yet to create; deep
wounds must be ccatrzed, and tins for uuate couu.
Try. which Will again become aourshinp and haorr
Under the wise. pa'erna and moral administration Of
't PRESIDENT, w' for time vet need the Aid al
those who have helped To save it.
All the Presients dccrees prove the wisdom of his
! 3, pgto tIct,
internal administration and discipline among the for
COS o'th iand and naval Among the numerous docu.
fnants which have received cannot avoid NOTICING
the Pfa'acwurthy simplicity which the president 70
CURED on :s installation His dscree runs fms
installation of the government will take Mace Feb yb
al ~ oco"z 4 W. IN the most simple form; all ce-
reFnony which would be productive of expense is in
compatible with the unhappy condition of our country
The only way 10 render this festival n;easno To q.
and the nation would be TO give some real relief 10
NC unfortunate citizens who have lost their homes
we snail endeavour on ibis occasion TO afford some
consoil'Ion to their misery follow ing the Gospel
cePt, that the left band must not know ,yhat to r,cb,
hand duehn wv "a ~
The following i, extract from letter Of Conn,
CePo d'is'rias to NJ. Eynard.
EGiSA, Feb. Q, 1921 write to NJ, If last from
Egina, my dear Eynard. have been here seventeen
daYs, aid the Tine has been probably spent yt NAV
ce convinced OF u by Casting glance all the pa
Pers which send you They will give yor SOME idea
% inc ne" government, which seems TO me to have
heeh inangiHated IN such manner as 10 rive room
Tor nope that the future will not resemble the past,
ne misery which this brave uprtuna Il, ma; ion has
suffered, snFasses ali thar said or imapisd no.
s'ect no means Of giving reaf the people intend to
eo creek vessel to Ancona TO buy large quantity of
whea ana maze II you have still any funds OF which
Chisan pretty has made you depository send then, ,o
''' taderci' at Ancona, without delay. shall do all
""' J." me ics 10 Obtain the asssia which the allied
powers nave given me reason To hope for.
the money you French and other od;ccre
as bee punctnn'ly paid them hy Col Hrideck and the
sums DESTINED by the benefacors for subsistence Of the
wcmen chi!dfcn and old have lost their homes
are employed for this object, and in preparing the soil
s0a' IS 10 pear or new p!oducou potatoes. Three or
nu' no"died families are already supported entirely T.
sna ~ ihis iHn l.; The they re earnno their
oeaa by cD'tiratng fms piece Of ground which will
yGar. 49,
An irsbmap nj The ram, at Stevens has on,r.s mo HE
ic'5 ~ dncc'Ug iils, 20 species or agriculture
"a" mas hTru himself IN cottage in the midst of the laar
ss' 20 s"NeTfntond ier, the better. When he has done
i's at hsna he viii 20 10 tho islands & to the PgIopoons
US, ana !" ofdcr To accomplish this immense benefit, we