Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-16
FOREIGN.
LBY rHE JoHN JAZZ

DY THE JOHN JAY
New YORK, May 9.---Mr. n. b. Blunt. a passep
ger in the John Jay, IL understood TO have brought
back ratified, the Convention Tor extending tn
time OF the Commercial Convention between N u
two countries, and that respecting boundaries.
n London paper OF the It'll says, cit would seen
as il people were really becoming wise by exper
ence, forit is admitted that in no one season h,l
there been such dearth OF play a, aiming house.
any description as during the present" This hasl
Ply state OF things has doubt been produced bI
the exposures which have been made of the sys
tematized method adopted by the keepers OF thes
houses To cheat those who visit their ESTABLISH
ments.
The Liverpool Mercury ofihc 4th says, Emisr,
ton from Liverpool to the United States has re-
commenced with great activity. On Monday, near
ly three hundred emigrants sailed for New Yof]
in the Marchioness Of Queensbury. Persons an
families intending to enigrate crowding init
town.
The Globe Of the 81 says: The treaty between
Turkey and the u. States is fully confirmed, an
the letters state that the terms very favorabl
tor America, as The treaty he goiiate under IN
excited feelings of the Porte against the Europea
powers.
fine young man, son Of the celebrated Nun,
Park, has persisted in the Akiinboo country in III
attempt TO complete those discoveries which
fathers death left uuaccomplished. Mr.. Park H.
fallen victim OF poison, administered to him BY III!
Fetish men, in consequence of his rashly volal]
ing one OF their superstiiions by ascending F.l
tisn tree, to take sketch ofthe group assemble
at the annual Yam festival at Aki,nboo. This tre1
Us never approached by any but the priests, and
MIR. Park was dissuaded from the attempt by thl
King of Akimboo; but unhappily persisted in his lei
sign.
From the GaScite dc France.
SoNsTANTINoPLE, March 3.-(By Express
-ihe Commission which set out on the 18th Eel
from this capital for the Morea, consisting of nh
First Vicar ofthe Patriarchate, the two Bishops 4
Chalcedon and Derkis, and Civil Officer OF Nh
Porte, Is to invite the insurgents to submit and 4
! offer them peace-a complete amnesty, and seye
raj considerable advantages; and at the same TIM
suspension OF hostilities by sea and land for thru
months. The orders relative to the execution !
the latter point were dispatched beforehand h
lbrahim and to Redschid pacha, by special messen
gers.
This step has produced the the most tayorair
effect in the capital. People connect il with sew
raj other measures lately taken, and particularly IN
recent ratification ofthe treaties of commerce cor
Guided with Spain, Denmark, and Naples, an
hence they infer that the Porte never can have i,
tended TO withdraw itsefrom the obligations slim
lated by the Convention OF Akerman
from the Gazette de France, of.7priI 3.
! CoNsTANTINoPLE, Feb. ga Haiti Scheri
oil the Sultan calls to arms all the population of Il
environs OF the capital and OF the Dardanelles. I'll
| attention OF the Government seems 10 be directe
! more TO the capital than TO the Danube. Yesterda
| a column OF 6,4OO Asiatics marched to the forts
the Dardanelles, where a new fort has been bui
anu ioruned, With great celebrity. 1t Is said IN;
| the Serasker, Hussein Pacha, will shortly set on
| Tor Adrianople, TO which place he has been pre-
! coded by great number of regular and irregu!s
| troops.
! The Chief Admiral IzZet is gone to the Dards
neiies, where the vessels lately equipped have joir
ed the vessels of Tahir Pacha, which have re
turned from Mtylc ne. II is doubted whether N
plans and projects of the American officers for clo
ing the canal will he carried into effect Cazi Mu,
tapha, who had commanded for several wears II
forts on the Hel!espont, has been succeeded
that post by Haiiz Ali, formerly Captain Pach
who displays great activity in the preparations fc
defence IL is reported that considerable corr
oil troops will be placed in the Government of Il
zerum, TO oppose the Russian troops which mial
! come from the Asiatic side.
The flrman Of the 10th of January, ACCORDING
which the Armenians have been banished. is no,
known. Neither their religion nor their pretende
attachment to any foreign Interest. is alleged az
reason for the measure, but merely the eXcessiY
increase OF this people in the capital and the eny
rons.
Three Portuguese officers, who had arrived her
from Lisbon, remained only about thirt, six hour
During this time they had several interviews wit
the Minister of War, the Minister of For eign Al
fairs, ana the Charge d'Aiiaires of Portugal. On
OF thsse cthcers also went 10 the English Chars
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