Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-24


General Diebitsch is said to have replied 10 the Envoys
that IL depended upon the Porte to save the capital and
the further cson of blood; that the declaration Of the
Emperor OF Russia at the commencement OF the cam.
aign was clear, aud known al, the world; and that
even though Turkish Commits sioners should be to
his camp to treat for peace the operations would 60 on
until their ohie ri wa fully finally that he
woull not sheath his sword until Russia had obtained
abstraction Tor all her wrongs
a ,krs. oS,,s Enn.ror Nicholas, of 2sl August, mr.
der. nc ~ law throughout hi. whole T. npre excrpt
inv Georgia aud B.ssaraba Of three recruits for every
500 souls
Eo,tier. of serrin 30ih august Com cai let.
tor. from Sophia announce that the Russian Army had
omitted A,,risnoplp strong column marched on Fee
nv towards the Gut II Enos. The main army is sd-
yancinp upon Constan,inople. The column directed
owar,s Ferv IL int ndei IL is s,posed to operate
junction with ,hs squadron stationed off the Dardane-
is.. AMI ,hm. the Cani,h would be menaced on bo,b
sd.s O., the other hand popular il To
he feared which would enlanger the SuItans life The
rau,i,v of General Diebi,schs operations prove. his
ie,e rminaon TO impose peace upon the Turks in the
Shortest pos ib,c time.
General Diei,sch took posse sson of Ad,anople ON
the 2O,h of August without having any resistance to
overcome and at the desire OF the inhahitan the m
selves who sent a deputaion to him. The city had bee
i'm complete state OF anarchy in consequences of the
disorders Committed by the two factions which tore il to
nisccs Tb,; in favour of peace obtained the suueriori
ty and the Russians were received as devcr.rs by the
majority of the Inhabitants The success of the Rus.
s;ans has been every where facilitated by the enemies
of reform and the numerous aiherens Of the party OF
The Janiz,ries The fanaticsm of the obstinate Mu.sui
mans, WHO consider the innovations ofthe Sultan pro.
| ,,ons becomes am anxi,ry to tn. Russian arms
which t,.nerai Dsht.ch ,,rns IN account with much
ldexteri,y twas aided ,ha, The Official news of the
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Ifnrxr bad cf.x H.
i London of bs Gil of JuIv 1897 bv written dsci,s
tim which was such az fully 10 answer The o
the rnedistinp Powers. In another decIar,tion The
Porte declares itself ready TO send m
the head quarters of Count Diebitsch 10 tre. of
with Russia
| AnRrANopIr 81. Aug-/Jetfcr I,o,, ~ Ru.s;o,
O6cer Our army Yesterday ,ook nossesion of hi,
capital. Some Cossacks had been ,,p,,vb.a in pur-
suit of party of Oitonans which was di.oerseJ The
greatest TRANQUILITY aud the most favorable weather
compaasd our entrance INFO the city where the whole
population II Icked around us. The Mussul,nans were
all asonshed at the order which reigned among our
troops, who were drawn up in dee before The Gene
rail- The General occupied the old Seragli had re
ceived only Of the noablcs headed by the Mollal
but OF the foreign Consus Count Debitsch promi.
10 all the observance of good ORDER AM lend strong
hand to the establishment Of justice througho the
country. We congratulate ourselves upon our very
agreeable reception and surprised--above aiI-at
The progress oil the Turks in civilization We longer
perceive among them the ancient Musumas fanaticisn
and the lowest classes only now hold those in
who do not unite with them in religious belief The
highest classes appear sensible ofhe weight
m under which the country susr and sincerely de
srous 10 he delivered from il. An increased liberty
reirns IN their households, and il the still
separated from the men, they longer guarded by
Eunchs, and the better order Of Turks no longe ook
upon it az an insult to speak TO them Of ij,cr ,v;v.s
In every respect the duties of hospitav are nracsed
here with the greatest confidence we were no, H.
tie surprised 10 lind that there existed sort Of
sonry among the Inhabitants which was established a,
the period OF the destruction of The Janizares Tn.
Ottoman freemasonrv mingled ,s ours nos.sssot on
signs and observed IN the same manner tbe secrets Of
masonry TIE ox,an, Of ,h;s go. ". nc; $500 " ;,
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