Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-01

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has taken measures to suppress. the disturbance, in Jaw,
and informs the States thatsinc their last session. h,
had negotiated for the marriage Of his only daughter
Win Prince Albert, youngest son of the King OF
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| The two following articles we translate from the
cDr,ter aes EfeeteWs, Paris paper OF the 10Th ul,:
me Edf.-A lie ter from Conssn,uople says, "rhe
treaty between the Porte and Russia contain. several
secret articles, among which are spu,,,ion for The
deino'rion OF Sisrs aud the forica ,ior. Of shums
II lie aided that the fga'e Riphnei will he restored TO
the Russians, AMI That The Tukish feet will 10 longer
b" permitted TO pass 'hc Bosrhorous so thst the Rus
s,."' aiohe WIZ MAINTAIN armed squadron in the
Biick Sea. of which they will Of course q. the cxcu
Two masteri by the effect of these spu!a,ions the
n"'ian' VIII have il in their power invade Euro
Epe"" '"key Whenever they please, the Porte being
deprived OF all means OF resistance. II is To- eved at
pera tina, towards tn. ,nid- OF DC 'ober Ru..aD
ambassador viii! a'rve at Cons,antinop-. Probably
his post will be entrusted I" Count pAhler, me of
the neyoators OF the a,t treaty Of peace. Ii iss said
also that the French ambassador Count Gulemino has
experienced some tokens Of GOODNESS from the Minister.
of the sultan who do not conceal their displeasure
at the indifference displayed by him during the late
| events"
Beigraie Sept. 3o.-All the Pacha- of the Ottoman
Empire have received from ConsantiDopc and not from
the Crand Vnier according custom, orders to sus-
pend hostilities against the Russians and tn treat them
as tho most friendly nation. hot-sherT also com
ans all muss' l'nans to live in harmony and abstain
rom prosecuting those who, however they: may have
deserved the public contempt yet entitled to the
projection oil the government This measure appears
hay
taken place in Asia and which apprshcndcd in Eu
rope The Porte wishes avoid, both for the present
ana the Inturs the reproarh of having taken part in
enjoyment of the rights granted homby the Treaty of
Alderman.
The ace cunts of instruction hrou shout Bosnia
ana Albania against the Sultan and the Russian ar,uy
the same instructions doubtless which re alluded IN
in the papers brought by the last arrival from e,fast
are not thought entitled credit is said
not to he general among the Bosnanes even the Alba
mans, and the latter fight for those who pay them beat Of
whatever religion they may be.
The French journals arc full of speculation. ON the
a'e treaty between Russia and tho Porte. might be
expected very different opinions maintained, some
censuring Nicholas the exorbancy Of the condition.
ana other, praising him for their moderation The
liberal Journals generally condemn the tire ny and de-
care that ITS effect IL 10 blot out Turkey from the man of
Europe The Journal des De5ats, the Constitutional
and the Courier Francois maintain fiat the nr;viIo
yes Srantsi 10 Russian subjects amount Russian CO.
ionizaton of all important parts of the Ottoman Empire
extend over them the legal jurisdiction of Russia and
VIII have the effect of finally adding them TO her do
minions. The Gazette de France. on the O her hand
denss that Russia has acquired any force by the treaty
except the moral force or torcc-of opinion which il ha,
derived from the success of its arms The man of En-
rope is not changed-Turksy still subsis., ne din be
orc' and as all weak powers must do, by the interest
wh,ch other powers have in its preservation.
As to the effect of the treaty upon the more in,mc
ately Interested in its operation an article in the Auos
burg Gazette, dated frontiers of MolJavia Sent o.
mat the news of peace had been received with great low
nths Princpaies, the inhabitants of which 80 ong
oppressed by the Porte, looking for happier times
and are preparing to express their gratitude to the En-
perez Aprvate letter from Odessa of the 2sh of Sent
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me treaty OF peace interests in particular manner
the southern countries of Russi, as il will restore
10 complete freedom of Commerce. The Black Sea will
no longer be subccto the regulations and caprces Of
he O'omon Porte; in short, il will longer be Turk
s sea as IN the commencement of the seventeenth
Jury All Its ports like those of the Sea of Asofr will
DC opened to the exchange of production, which keen
our 'ratic alive The Don the Wolga and the Dnepsr
wi' orins, without obstacle the wealth belonging to
inc remotest ports OF the empire The ports of Ros,oi
yaganrog, Mardoupo and Nogask, well a, those OF
INersS' iheososa kogof, Odessa, Kherson ana smail
arc about to receive new existence
me RUSSIAN expedition sent TO explore tho country
OF inc Caucasus set ont from Till, on the Goth of unc
10 Visl inc ElboToss mountains which had never becn
n'cended by human foot-t lame shepherd named XII
ar who accompanied tho party succeeded in reaching
inc othes peak estimated at $500 feet above the level
OF the Atlantic, and a member Of the c.ned;,;on a.
cended to the height of Is, 200 feet.