Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-29
EOAEIG N,
New York, July %.
FROM FRANCE.

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| by the packet ship Edward Bonaife, Capt. Hath
away, arrived yesterday from Havre, we are fur
nished with French papers week later than be-
| fore received. On looking Paris files we
find some scraps OF intelligence which had not
reached US before. IJJU. IF Com.
A letter received at Brussels stated that three
officers oil TIA Wattersdat, (iemini-' ion ii Ca
mails, etc isve been appointed to 20 to Panama
in consequence OF the Government of the n ether
lands having opened ncgoia ion fol the works o
a canal across the isthmus OF lha. name for CT
iecting junction between Tie Atlantic and Paci-
iic.
According TO letters from Madrid, 1000 men,
organized al Seville by the Brigadier Barradas
have embarked at Triana. Upon reaching Rota,
they will be put Oh board transports 10 be convey
ed 10 tiavanna, under the escort OF irigate AM
one or two AIMED bIigs.
Extract Of letter from Tif.is, dated the 23d
April
g The regiment of the Ru sian Imperial Guard,
commanded by Colonel SchipoH entered Tiii5 to-
day, eSCortins all the gold pail ny the Persian 20
vernm"nt This spectacle was the more crafty
ing 10 the inhabitants, they saw the treasures
carried of by Aga Mahomet Khan, re- enter their
the regiment hsited at the distance of Uerste from
the City, waiting for orders TO enter. The Etai
| Major u a numerous suite having gone to meet il
twenty six wagons laden with gold, drawn By
powerful Russian horses, and covered with rich
Persian carpets, advanced between two b.ttalions
The whole population Of the City covered the Ter
race, roofs OF the houses from the gates to the Ba
zaar. When the head OF the column appeared
the air resounded with Joyful! shouts OF the crowd
whose enthusiasm did not subside till the troops
were received by the venerable metropolitan Jo-
mas Erorch Of Georgia, who awaited their arrival
| on tire public square, i'll ponttcal robes, at the
head Of his Clergy, with the Sacred Images and
banners. The bdttdiions having drawn up on two
sides oil the square, the Ie Deum was chanted by
The Clergy ia the centre; after which the Metrop-
oitan addressed the troops in harangue suitable
10 the occasion"
The Austrian Observer gives the following j.,
teis relative to The exchange OF Greeks for Arabs.
effected in the Morea, through the Intervention Of
the Austrian Admiral.
Letter tram Count CdpO H{sfTiGs TO Count Dan.
dolo, 3dmifG! ~ the austrian squadron.
" The commander of the imperial brig Feneto.
and Major Prokesch, have distinguished themselves
in the active aud obIigiug manner in the niu-
tual exchange oil prisoners between the Greek go
yernmeut and lbrahiD Pdcha. NV unfortunate
cOrDtIymen, restored Co their homes, cover with
blessings and tears Of joy the generous hasd- whicif
have brought about their deliyefdnce, and es-
TEEN myself fortunate in adding the expression Of
my sincere gratitude TO theirs. Permit me, at the
same time, 10 convey my sentiments OF high re-
spect, etc.
(signed) CAPo DTSTRlAs.
Egiua, 2J, litb Of April"
IbrahiSs PGchd addressed the .fdntirGl, on The
same occasion, as follows.
" have received the despatch which You had
the goodness TO address TO me on the 9Th Of FEB
ruary' and am much Obliged FOR the proofs offrend
ship which 1t contains Major prokcsciI has eau.
cd 10 be delivered to me Il3 Arabs; / have sent
back 70 him the same number of Greeks; bu' your
iunctionary has inspired me with 80 much esteem.
that felt myself induced to give him special
proof Of myregard, in adding a number Of persons
to those whom he had tight to claim in ex-
change. His modest reserve confined itself Vs.
obtaining 20 more; bCt this seemed unequal .e
tile desire had ~hewr 10 o5lige hn, anj have
added g Greeks 10 the 80 whom he demsnde
shell always have salisfacton iu receiving
good accounts Of all which concerns you, and pr4
to be assured OF my high consideration.
(signcd) JBRAHIM PACllA.
" Modon, 9Th April"