Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-10

to the solemnily of the scene Ssvcpteen of the cul
pr!iit. were beheaded on the 29". They did ex.
hibt any uneasness AZ the execution but appeared as
composed as any Of the spectators IL was their belief
that they would DO back 10 this country again in four
teen or fifteen years."
LATEST FROM THE SEAT OF WAR
NEW fonx, July d. p NJ by the ship Howard,
capt Wiederholt, we have received the H,,nburgh
Correspondent to the 20 May inclusive. We are al
so Indebted 20 tho Danish Consul for papers the BIRD
~. y Joto. Qf Commerce.
From tho Bosen Halle, May s3.i
Frontiers Of VaUacaid. .april 27-On the 18Th A.
bout 600 Turks from wiidn made an attempt to pro.
coed In boats to kaleat. but were trea,ed by the
Russian cannon that alter the loss Of 10 killed and some
Of their boats aground, they found themselves com.
PEELED to return to the fortress Ia attempting this
one OF their boats, which was owe rIoaled with men
sunk in the midst OF the Donau and ain ON hoard ucr
ished. Scarcely half of the number who LEFT Widdp
on this "nlucky expedition. lived to return.
bulletin from Washui, dated April 81, cootrnbiets
me reported loss oil the bridge Fundeui;staies
that the pontoons of the had arrived and that the
bridge was very soon to be iloated down below slisa
called for Sabastopei on the 23rd April in the direction
WARSAW, May is.-Yesterday the Emperor md
Empress (of Russa) made their solemn entrance into
this city. Al the side OF his Majesty rode the Grand
Duke Constanne and their brother (aiichael) The
Grand Duke Constantine the uniform Of The Pc.
lish ls Light Regiment Of horse, and the badge OF the
Order Of the Eagle At the right Of the carriage of
slate harnessed with eight horses in which her Males
ty the Empress was, rode the Chief Captain of The Chs,
Earl Modena, and at the left the Chief Captain of the
Horse, OF the Polish Court Four Cossaok pares ac
companied the carriage. The vees, JOY and the mos,
severen interest," was every where appar,n,:be kinJ
condesceuson of the exalted Monarch, az we'll as the
peculiar graceiuness OF her Majesty, capvated every
heart Az the franciscan Church they were received
by the Primate Archbishop OF the Polish KINGDOM and
the clergy; and in the Palace, they were welcomed by
tho highest Officers OF State
During the whole day grea, multitude surrounded
'e Palace, and general and brilliant umin lion tc-
minated tho festival, which favored by the most de.
lighful weather.
tFr0m the Hamburger Reporter, May eel
The Russians have according TO a letter from Bucha-
rest, only $4,000 men in Little Wa!achia the greater
part Of the Russian army having concentrated near ST.
ii''ra This would to indicate that the expedition
against Serva is no longer contemplated.
An article in the Nuremberg Correspondent eaded
from Russia, says that Prince Licven has eceived or
ders from the Emperor to meet him at Warsaw. Lord
Heytesbury represented in the article to have
asyumed completely different manner since the pas
sing OF the Catholic Relief Bill to wha, he was former.
observed to and his general appe arance is said
70 indicate much greater degree of che erflness and
confidence than formerly.
From the Turkish Frontier, IL, MayI
To the many reports which have be en circulated here
within few days, this may now be added that the
Turks have fallen upon Rowsrna and BaI,scilk with
great superiority OF force, and in both places have put
Russian garrisons to the sword We have not vet been
able to trace this report to authentic source-( Pr
Mzfg}
cOnstaatinop'e. april a5.-The Sultan Ia abou, to
remove his head quarters with the standard of the Pro
phet, from Prams- Tschifik to Haraburnu Gre, mum.
hers Of troops have marched to that point since the Ser
asker in person took the Notifications his inspec
ton. The achievements from Ala continue and al
present they directing their the of
the Black sea- part of the regular Cavalry aud In
iantry stationed here, has gone TO lneaba.
Since the l2th several attacks have Dee u made by
the Turks upon Sizopolis, In which Hussen Pacha and
Ills troops have conducted themselves with gre brave
IS. but without being able overcome the powerful
resistance Of the Russians. Tobaance this failure howe
YER the attack OF the Russlens upon Msvria has poen
rePnlsed and in making they have suffered consider
able loss. OF iae they appear 90 directing all he T
IL.
on the coast Of the Black Sea- about 100 mile, from Con-
atantnople.
All the information from Erzerum (in Asiaic Tu.-
kcy continues favorable, III respect tho engagements
which have taken place with the troops Of Cen Paske
Witsch. Russian corps OF 1000 men has attempted
landing at Trebisond Con the Eastern coast of the Black
Sea) but after obstinate couAict and much blood.
shed, were compelled to retire TO their ships Sever
al transports OF the assailants captured These
important engagements and the great increase Of the
Turkish forces, cannot fail an Influence upon
me decisions of the Cour, Of Teheran There is ne
positive news OF the subsequent movements of the peo.
lie in Persia but the Mosems appear to consider
breach with Russia inevitable. Thus much is certain,
that the Crcasans Curds and Lassenss stand by their
arms, and the Khans of Tartary have declared tina
they were ready to march against the Inhdels
The fleet is on the point Of sailing from Duiukdere to
the Black Sea. The Capuian Pacha has received the
requisite orders for sailing, and royal Hasherif re-
quires him TO hazard the utmost The Sultan himself
las had an interview with the commanders OF tho diff
ierent ships
The per'Onal presence Of the Sultan at the public
places where the sales OF provisions had given 20
excuses, has produced very beneficial effect and will
prevent all future disorders. BY virtue OF his express
command, in order to protect the bakers from III treat
nen;, and avoid all improper conduct, bread l. now TO
De distributed in the churches, mosques and syna.
gogues.
On the Ilh inst. violent earthquake was esperi.
enced which has occasoned great damage at Enos IA.
yal's and Adrianople.
CoNsTASrINoPLE, April 2o-Yesterlay part Of
The Russian feet sailed at length for the Black Sea
and to-day tomorrow, the remainder of the vessel,
will get under way For the last fortnight reports have
been 10 circulation that pacific negotiations are in train
II is positively said that the Russian Councillor Of
State, Anton V. Fonon, is arrived a, Shumla, for the
purpose OF entering into immediate communication with
the Grand Vzer One thing certain that de snatch.
have been received from Shumla since the arrival of
which the Refs Effendi has been constantly occupi.l
Several Russian officers have within tho last ~ days
iecn set at liberty
ALExA.DRIA, April 3--Apprehensong Of Rus.
sian blockade still entertained here The auxilia.
~ corps destined for the service Of the Sultan will quit
Cairo in few days, its way Syria; the whole
cprps, according TO accounts, consist OF 20 900
men, but according 10 others IL will not exceed 900
The chief command is to be entrusted TO MahmuI Bey
formerly the kiaya Bey Of tho Pacha-- banda
10, The Austrian Admiral, lately conveyed seven Ausfr
on vessels laden with Egyptian corn, from SMYRNA In
@dranata; at which latter places it yyas set ON share
snd sent to Conslannople or 70 the army a, The
foot Of 1e Balkan.
HAMBURGu, May 22-p. NJ Although ccn. Her,
bio purchases OF Wheat continues TO be made Tor French
End English account they by keep pace with
the arrivals warehouses continue 10 FILL and IL m