Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-12

SUu.uhsS uodho 10 inns fort, when eaiied on tue
"a Nov twelve hours before his pursuer reached |
that place. Notices of these circumstances with |
copies OF handful describing his person and offer
lug reward of $500 for his apprehension and safe
delivery 10 the jailor Of the town of Petersburg,
from which he had absconded, were forwarded
Luther by a vessel which sailed from Quebec on
the Sd November, and arrived here on Saturday,
as also from N. York, by ihe packet shps Leeds,
which arrived on Sunday, and Canada, which ar
rived on Tuesday; in the latter ofwhich one OF the
Directors OF the Bank passenger. Boe-
ghey and Roberts, the police officers were accord
ingy directed 10 look out for the arrival of the Ma
ry Cumming, which they boarded as she was en-
tcrng the Kings Dock Basin, on Wednesday last;
and acquainting the delinquent with their errand,
received from him about S30, 900 in notes ard bills
being the whole Of the stolen property which re-
manned. He also quietly surrendered himself, and
expressed his willingness TO return to America
with the gentleman who had followed him hid-
er.
C0nstonti,iop1e, .Nor 0, pic Bucharest
Ihe Porte has taken an attitude in Europe
wincs; could hardly have been expected-Though
the deliberations OF the Divan have not yet erini-
mated, III sufficiently understood from the nutili-
~ OF the efforts OF the Baron DOt,eniels, what will
be the result. The Porte, however at the same
time declared that every necessary measure should
be taken to protect the Franks, and that the AM
bassadors on their departure should have militia
ry escort The embargo on the shipping is at pre-
sent the oniy>act OF reprisal known 10 have been
1t naturally follows, from all these circumstan-
ces that the Ambassadors are cut of from every
means OF communication by land or by sea. IL is
SAID, that in case Of war the Sultan will proceed
with his disciplined troops to Adranople, aud con-
ilde The administration OF the state 10 the Divan
News to the llth, received by way of Odessa
states the Ambassadors still 10 have remained at
Constantinople. 1t is added that they were to re-
main their till the 18th, they had given the Por-
&c seven days more, within which the intervention
might IA leo caid thatG o;o l,l
captulated to Fabvier, and that he threatened My
tlene.
Under the date OF Paris, Dec. s, we find the fol-
lowing paragraph:
Accounts from Constantinople, dated the Ilth
nov. at four in the afternoon, announce that the
Ambassadors have not quilted that city; that they
have not asked for their passports and that Count
Gui!leminot was TO have an interview with the
Reis Effendi the next day. The Ambassadors also
expected the answer to a note which thew had
transmitted to the Divan on the 9Th The tram
guilty of Constantinople had not been interrupt
ed"
The foregoing extracts via Augsburgh The
following article, dated Vienna, Nov. &C. is copied
by the Courier of the 9TH, from the hlleemeine
Zeitung of Dec L, with the remark that sit is not
OF the most pacific character" 1t states. that
the deliberations of the Divan were expected TO
terminate the declaration of war.
The attempted Intervention of the Austrian In
ternunco has proved fruitless, and all communica-
ton is wholly broken off between the Refs Ellen
di and the American Ambassadors, who are pre-
pairing for their departure.
1t IS stated from Trieste, No. %, that letters
from Odessa OF the 9th, report that Russian Cap.
tain had arrived there from Constantinople in four
days, having cut his cables in the night and thus
escaped the embargo which the Turkish Govern
ment had laid all foreign ships in the harbor.
The ilrinans of the Porte are stated to have been
Withdrawn from all the ships of tie Allied Powers
alter the news had been received OF the battle of
Navarin.
We have heretofore announced, from the Lon.
don papers of the 5th that positive information had
been received the day before, that the Porte had
refused all further gotafon or even intercourse
with the ambassadors of the allies, and had also
REUSED any meditation of .fustria" Upon this
item, the Courier OF the 18th comments as fol-
lows:
'As no date is assigned TO this s'positive informa-
ton, we are somewhat at loss how to treat IL
one thing, however, is certain that up to the pre-
sent moment, such s'positive information as tho
CTonicte describes, has reached our own Govern
ment.
.But the Sultan has also "refuscd the mediation
oil Austria. Nth respect to mediation in the strict
sence OF the word, ii has never been offered. he
cause II would not be received. The three Allied
Powers who signed the Treaty of London, never
intended to submit their demands to the mediation
OF any neutra! State; though, of courses they were
VIKING to accept such friendly Cooperation az
might promote the attainment Of their common oh
jcct. W.
The following is extracted from letter fro,,, .
mercantile house in Trieste but no date is GIVEN il,
the paper before US:
"By the last news from Alexandria. il apnears
the Pacha has nov the Wechabits on his hands
who made an attempt upon Mecca, in Arabia. and
succeeded in it, after putting 1000 Egyptians to
the route. The Wechabiis are we presume a tribe
Ell Arabs, and, of course, Mahometans What effact
such ar event as the capture of the tomb of fbe
Prophet will have upon the Turks at this moment
1t Is not difficult to conjecture. In all probability
IL WIZ be looked upon as an omen of the divine "a
vour being Withdrawn from them The Wecba
bits aie considered by the Turks as Mabometan
heretlcs. We cannot judge how far so MANY disap-
poihtnents, sustained at once by the Egyptian Co
yeFnment, will contribute in favor or in prejudice
Vi te cui'iVauon oil cotton, depending there chiefly
on Government-but we think for the present. IN.
low ebb OF money in Egypt must be an induce
nent to sell az cheap prices what the last crop has
produced.'' " --I'
The following itomsare from the Paris Moniteur
Of the Sd.
Since the affair at Navarino we have learnt
nothing more remarkable up to the 9th of the
same month. Ibrohim Pacha was then in the in
terror OF Messna, committing devastation. he III;
Yded his troops into three bodies at the head of ono
OF winch he himself in person was destroyine, o.
very thing with fire and sword
The news OF the destruction Of the EgyptIan
ieet arrived at the Catholic Island of syria on the
2ith Of October in the evening. In cnar+ar nr
an hour the whole island was echoino gho,tz of
JOY, ringing of BELLS and discharges of fnkefrv e.
cannon. Those OF the Greek and Latin Churches
embraced each other as brothers, and shed tears
OF Joy. Old men and women repaired 20 the
Churches to give thanks to God, and the Cafbo-
IA sing TIE Doum.
STANDARDIZATION from Vienna state. that
the lrst news OF Of the French elections had ear.
ssu 'he austrian flank actions TO dcclineto O26 |