Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-20
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THREE DAYS LATER NEWS


NORFOLK, October I7-By the superior fast sailing
ship TalyHo, Captain II. Fisher, arrived in Hampton
Roads on Thursday night in 81 days from Liverpool we
have received, through the usual friendly attention OF
Captain Fisher, the principal London and Liverpool
Journas-tfe former to the lith and the latter the
18th ult incusivethrec days later from London and
two from Liverpool, than previous advices.
1t will be seen by the following extracts that Adra-
ople surrendered 10 the arms Of the Russians and was
occupied by the forces of Gen Dicbtsch on the morn
ing OF 9Th 2Oth August, event indicated by the in
telIgence by the Nimrod. Constantinople was aban-
doned TO 5000 Bgands dcserters and Jannissares who
committed all kinds ofeXcesses Trebsond also had open
ed its gates to the INVADER and according to the Ga
zette dc France,l the Turks sucing for peace
The successful result of the harvest and its abunlan
with the Oppressive effect produced thereby bread su
is confirmed by this arrival and the prices as will be OBJ
served by our commercial extracts, continued decline
TURKEY AND RUSSIA.
LIVERPOOL, Sept 12.--Lettcrs have been received
from Consantinopc OF the 10th, and from Smyrna OF
the 4h ult-Thcy confirm the important fact that the
Sultan has at length yielded the pressing remonsran-
ces of the English and French Ambassadors, regarding
the affairs Of Greece, and has formally intimaed his
readiness to negotiate the basis of the treaty of the
9th of July, 1927 1t does not secm however that the
event looked upon at ConsantnopIe as likely TO "a
ciitae or hasten qualification with Russia, nothing hav-
ing yet taken place indicative of equal disposition
submit to the terms required by that power. 1t wa.
generally understood that Russia persisted in her pre
tensions Of an indemnity in money TO the of sixty
millions OF roubes; or in lieu thereof, cessons of terri
tory the Asatic side alone, including some ortresse
at the cntrasce of the Bosphorus a security for In,
/ free navigation between the Black Sea aud The Medi
terranean In ard to the pecunary indemnity com
pliance the part of the Turkish Government wa
thought mpraccable, the country being unable to fur
nsh so great sum in specie. In regard TO errtoria
cesson IN Asia, and the occupation Of fortrcsscs tn
Bo'Phorus, there seemed to be difficulties as little keI
to be overcome.-Reilcctng at Consaninople
therefore, entertain expectation of peace until iha
ey should have been entered by the Russians, and &c
neral Paskewch had The greater mart nj Al
Minor. hope, however, was entertained in som
quarters mat the mediation Of England and other pow
ers friendly TO turkey might obtain for her terms Of
less humiliang kind than those which have becn Il,
manded by the Russian cmperor still il was evident tn
. Turkey could not conc out Of the contest without su
n fcrng severely.
The Sultan still in the capital, and oenoraI "a
to arms had been madc-Commercial business was al
complete stand, both there and at Smyrna A FIRE ba
lately occurred in that part of the capital where m
European merchants have their country houses an
warehouses. About 1000 buildings were Consumed. an
we regret 70 find that English house is include
among the losses 10 the extent ofabout c4O0O The q,