Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-30

iage oil Rasta. About 6Qo Of the enemy crossed
inc Danube IN 10 boats. An action took place, in
when iorty-one Turks were killed, among whom
was the Commander, Hesssn EAendi Imam, of the
Mosque OF I.ornec. Tho Turks took refuse 10
their boats, but the Russians took four OF them,
sunk SIX more with the people 10 them. Three
the Russisns. The article adds that the Flora
cruizing oil the channel Of Constantinopls return
ed on the nth with two transports which il had
captured. Measures have been adopted to prevent,
by means oil small vessels, the communication be-
tween the channel Of Cons,antnorle and the coast
oi Asia Minor Accounts confirm from all quar-
tiers the great want OF provisions, as well as ia tic
i4 Tksla frontiers ont n as in cons,antinople."
| nero mas been an unsuccessful ATTEMPT by
the Turks 10 dislodge the Russians from Sizcboli.
LONDON, May 2l.-Despatches were receiv-
ed at the Foreign Oiice this morning from Mr.
Mathews. the British Consul! at Lisbon. dated the
OH inst.
/! A Lisbon Mail hns also arrived. and broupbt ma
pers 10 The i0ih inst In April last, twenty three
iConstiiutionaliss, who had tuken part ia the in
surrechon at oporto last year, were tried and con-
demneo. Twelve OF them were ordered, TO be
executed on the 7,h, and their heads exposed ON
the gailows. The remaining eleven are to be
banishei.
The expedition to Terceira sailed on the 9Th in.
slant. Inc situation OF the kingdom is still dread
iui--no safety Tor persons property--no trade
no reVenue--the prisons tull--every man suspi-
cious oil his neighbour total want OF confidence
ODESSA, April ga letter from Siz.boi Of
!NPlt ., gives particular account oil the cosruc-
ton OF the new fort. which is built according to
all the rules ofat and very strong; il is calculated
Tor 900 men and eight pieces Of cannon, with three
convenient barracks for the troops, aud two good
powder magazines The Russians continue TO
strengthen and enlarge the Notifications of the
town itself, so that ihere IL nothing to fear from
the Turks, who would certainly be rcpulsed with
loss Che result of the attack since made, on the
lth OF April shows tina, ,he author OF the letter is
correct in his opnion.)
1--WE have succeeded,' he says, " in forming =
small corps OF Cavalry. company of 100 men
does duty in the forts; they mounted OH good
| turkish horses. captured at different times. We
nave besides Tying company OF Bulgarans, who
capture from the Turkish shepherds their flocks of
sheep and their oxen The BuIgar;aus will be
very nsciul guides in the sequel"
From the London Courier of Hny 20.
The Paris Papers Of late, have afforded us little
worth notice beyond the squabbles in the Cham
6ers, and some occasional sparring between the
Right and the Centre. scene OF this kind took.
place on Saturday last, occasioned strangely by
an African Lion aud Don Miguel. Now that two
such dis'imi'ar personagcs should be brought to-
gether, viii appear extraordinary. In discus
sion upon the accounts of 1927 NJ. de Pompiercs
remarkiig upon the Items OF expenditure, said
III The conveyance OF an African Lion TO Paris
coat ia 1000 francs, in 1926. we paid double to
accelerate the arrival OF a Tiger in Portugal
(some papers say Bipcl -N0nsitr) much more
| dangerous-t Interruption
The Left-Yes, YES; more dangerous-and
above all. less generous,
TIE Righf-tt is indecent
II The LGt-iiow would you call him:
~ de P00picres We have, say, paid
double the sum Tor the arrival of Tiger in ror-
tugal.
(Yiolent u.urnurs--EIcessivc agitation Tor ten
minutes)
NJ. Datertre-Osler. Order
Voice Oh the Right We cannot suffer This
, President, do your duty; call him to order.
.K.-Bapoi,E--Repeai II,
The Lefs--And Legitimacy. Do you think
of il.
The Right is infamous
II Po'ce-it is the word tipea taat makes these
, gentlemen % angry
+ N. Gdiham to III. de pompieres--Answer
those who are interrupting yo,r.
Z The preSiieat-Don't answer
/. The Left-What tenderness for an usurpcr
\ a Poiee-Itis Doo Miguel whom you should
/ call to order.
oaher Foices-Go on (smiles from the Min
> isiers' Bench.)
After the ;unu!t Lad continued for some time,
NJ. de PomPieres proceeded 10 another Item ofcx-
penditure.
late and Interesting from BiteuOs .qyycs
The Brig Volant, tinney, arrived at Baltimore
on Tuesday morning i'm 90 days from Buenos
Ayres and 4s from Mon,svideo. The Yoant sail
ed from Buenos Ayres on the Ist, and from Mon
teviteo on the %th May. The greatest confusion
aud alarm pervaded the city OF Rucnos Ayrss.
which whs closely invested by the troops OF Santa
tc and the other interior Provinces, Under com
mand OF Gov Lopez OF Santa lie. battle OF Sc
ries OF skirmishes commenced on the 9th ApriI
IN the out skirts Of Euenos Ayrcs-,he fight was
continued on the 2Stii and afterwards and when
the Folant sailed Capt F;nney reports ihatit was
generally believed the Provincial Army would en-
, Ter the city ON The following DAY. b., ,iness yv,s
entirely suspended, and the houses and ,i,ops gen
orally closed. such was the disorder and conlu-
SION that Capt i. was detained several DAYS after
he was ready 10 sail, before he could obtain his
clearance from The custom house. Numbers OF
f.a for, f,,tf
taken refuge board of vessels in the harbour
report prevailed that Gen. LayalIe who had all. |
vanced couple of leagues from the city had
been cut oHby The Monteneros. Admiral Brown |
"ie aeung Governor in the absence OF Lavalle, had
not leit The Fort Tor some days. and IL was know n
that in case the army of Lopez entered the city.
he was prepared 10 embark on board OF gun BRIG
lying III The roads, for which purpose he had boats
constantly IN readiness. One OF the English pack.
cts had delayed her sailing iiom B Ayrcs until
the result o! the contest should he known; and az .
the Nolant came ont of Monte Viieo on The All,
May, Cwhere she had touched TO land a pioi) the
packet was iusi coming ia from above. The ccn I
clusion, therefore, was that the city had surren
dered TO Lopez large majority OF the people OF
buenos Ayres was said TO be opposed TO Lavalie !
and his government, and in favor of the change
which his expulsion wonld bring about. !
The editors OF The Bali. American have received |,
letter ifoin respondent from which they make
The annexed extract
"BUESos AyREs, April %. |
! We seud yon the two last numbers of the 1
Packet which all we can obtain a; this time
The battle, or skirnishing still continues outside,
ana Is yet Impossible 10 say which party will be
victorious The F'ederGiisis will 10 doubt ulti- I!
naieiy get possession OF this place, aud change
o!GoyeTninent will ofcourse be the consequence"
Extract Of a letter, doted
'SUENos AYREs, April p, 1929 /
Snce the return OF the provisional governor and
the defeat the 18th inst of the Montereros our
eli ie cf.a ii