Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-27
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ior several subsequent years, has Just published a
work entitled "Coastqt0ic ct ie Bosphore dc Thyace
Pe''ant ies annees 1912, 1913 ct 1914, et pendant
aimee 1895. Count ANpSEossY has giyen the follow
ING spirited sketch Of the acts and character of Sltnn
MA.IouD:
INC Pisscnt Grand Scenior Mannoud H. (bom in 1885, ce
i"ol Ineo OF uc greatest character, has spacp
!c anu oy vigorous acts cntoly suppressed the 1ar.
zar'e and deIoeh, from ,on the whole BODY of the Ulena
WnDn N 'c resolutions 81 The Sepslo, always acted wiz,
u''. by cNFli; the NahubeS he has established th,
maSe OF Mecca, andre niaed hmscfin the exercise of,b,
1Lnlt t'e mas i''ah,n Ndden, before the famous
Hp,0n 'a'm', lI'Ssn' Eii itilcd-econquered Seryia
whch ave OF conuOGun had rendered nc nent ~ hi
-and s"o'uc or put IL death all the rcbcious Pachus
AS' and Ayi who had tr audaCty dispute ms au,hori
w lie has done away with hereditary pahuiks both Pnchny
Nas "c nov rGmoNc1lc many OF them removed and
tS lPLSI ny ms own creatures IN the Scuisio. The
corruption OF the Ministers o Selhn III havn occa,,oncd the
sPni' AMI IA the sequel, the destruction ofthat Prince,
riinlpuu ms chosen Nzef without talents, very
Wehc understanding lie watches over his Dyan with o.
trnc Vigilance and leaves it only shadow ofpower h,
i''C> ana regulates cNey thnt nt word he con.
stieS the Goyerlcnt Better SOONER informed than HI
ministers OF whatever hnip'n low of his secret and eve
sP, ms measures n'e often taken before the reports ur
the Viz'cr have time To reach HIM Active oborous
Gie IN ms des'F znis observer OF his resion faithful To-
P'e' S'c ana an eilcol1uger OF morality, Sultan Mali,
mould nav be justly regarded Il phenomenon Tor Tukcy
'SucIl WIS Tie opnioH continues tine Count (which We
expressed m 1873, respecting this sovereign Blu, sc, t,
tnc Sultan haWuul, by slrprcssng Tie Io,:,l,s bas ,,
ohy Hnni''t" that endless source OF Troubles aud disorders
es"Ne" IN, Nhch was ever opposed 20 mpro enent.
however slight hokrl pieces instrument often useful To-
e enemy alone nc has even changed one fundamental
understood hy Eurnp Whatever Toe tine result Of sIch !
step as 9nd Ia the conception difficult ven danger
VT, ~ ~, oN''i"h' c'nupt bu nnpat usiTo a reign in
which MohMoui has exhibited al the qualities OF ruler e1loms
ms poN' WIN inc talents and character necessary 10 make
ur't power respected. disc. PrtligI pp. 2l--2S
Mtuvorp, IS the first Sultan. for MANY oros ,i,,,
mas openly taken his s"nt in the Dynn, instead OF
oemG concealed behind screen, accotinr tn the
custom OF his predecessors. He consults and cor
verses l1miarly with all his ministers lie s nr
cesshe to all his subjects, Once week he procee,ls
IN state To the great mosques on which occasion no
ceNeS memorials from Cir ,es and Turks both OF
Whon address NM with the fullest confidence that
their petitions VIII be heard and t,nir grjcvnncos 70
dressed. These memorials are read t9 him md III
decisions are instantly communicated 20 the petition
Crs.
The Greenock Advertiser pays The following tri
{ butte to the worth Of NJ AuvoUD
Mainnoud has represented of a sargnin,r d,,osi,o
and as monster OF cruelty yet that he has EXHIBIT
Gu more instances o. ccmency and generosity than any monarch
| Out ms immediate servants he rules arbitrary manner
The meancs Turk mas rights which sanctioned by law ma
established uagc, and of which the Sultan no power 20
deprive him; would attempt to do 30 fail TO rae I'm
Storm which the "Vcar Prophet of (;oin conl
WAGES NJ hrs hands, his is DO inlns om his decision,
Whether Tor corporal punishment partial conscaton or even
,u ''". tn'Lc es no spPel nor j. this any other than
matter OF sat stlcuon 10 the Turks generally with whom h,
agents Of Government 10 eyOures - ~
the personal character Of Sultan ManonI must have rc
influence on the events of the present Russia lie Is
nheNo" n ms PURPOSES and careless alike the threats or
promises OF the Christian powers osnaioy peryevercs in his
dc'gns Conscious that his empire at this nomen, strnec,
ihnn has been tor century past and that the sanctitv
OF he Prophet bya great portion the Nahomedan world ma
nv OF who's rmces, other respects independent receive in
Vi5'iure AT his handshe any time, by unfrnu the sa
cred Standard rouse 10 dreadful energy all believers
lie appears uutuaycd AT the approach ofte crisis and
ms people evidently share in his confidence and repo the
fullest reliance on the wisdom Of his experimenting soyenuneut
NUnber al joicanoes.--It is calculated that there
are nearly 200 OF these cyacueting natural tunnels
more or less active, OF the present moment through
ont the globe the greater number are situated in the
Andes, and IN the Islands OF the Indian seas.
/ HHdibrastic Lan.-At an inquest held last week on
the body of Mrs Slowly killed the ovcrturninp of
the Barstabe coach by blow from trunk the ury
were puzzled whether to levy the drodand on the
coach, the horses, or The trunk, a deodand of one
shilling at length levied ON the trunk, the fore
man Of the jury iustifyins the verdict by the law as
! laid down in H,i,dTUS:
Whatever moves and strikes one dead,
IS de"dand and ioFioilHd.' [Loadon f,apri.
TIE FEMALE GRhVE-.fp Extract.
For myself, can pass by the tomb of rian with
calm Indifference; but when survey the grave of
/ female. sigh inyoluntarIy escapes me. With the
Lolv name Of woman ! associate every SOFT tender
and delicate affection. think OF her ~ he vouno-
and bashtul virgin with eyes sparkling uI1d checks
n tt-fflt +, g.