Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-19
(Fro,n the Ga.eite de France.

treaty of the 9th of Juy; that Turkish Plenopoten-
to ask for peace.
"Adrianople had Just been taken
tFtoDs fhe Messenger dcS Chdmbres)
/ "A very important piece of news from the theatre
oiwar nus Just been communicated to us III the ioi-
lowing tcrnis:--
"'Genera! Diebi,sch took possession If Adrianoplc
on the 2ist of August, without having had any re-
sistance TO overcome and at the desire ofthe nllabi
tants themselves, who sent doputation to him. The
city had been IN complete state of anarchy in con-
sequence of the disorders committed by the two fac
ions T" ich tore At pieces That IN favour OF peace
obtained the superiority, and the Russians wore re-
ceived as dclyerers by the majority of the inhabi
tants.
1.-The sncocss OF the Russians has becn every
where facilitated by the enemies of reform, and the
numerous udhcrcn,s OF the party OF the JunnisSares
The fan1ticism Of the obstinate Mussulmans, who
cons tue innovations " the Sultan ordinations,
becomes auxiliary TO the Russian arms, which Gen
Dehitsch turns to account with much drxtority.
SIT was added that tue official news OF the
trnnce Of the Russians into Trcblsond every mo-
ment expected. In several places the IN As went
TO meet tho Russians, bearing cross as sign OF!
peace and welcome
PARrs, Sept 1.-The retirement OF Mcss,s de In
| Bourdonnaye and BnuuDont has been much spoken
otto day. The DukH dc B'IsSac and Gen Coutard
| are spoken OF thor SUCCESSORS
ST.. PETERsRURG, Aug 26.--1o the report of
Gen. Debitsch ofhs operations to the 18th OF Au-
gust are annexed two reports from ADMIRAL Greirh
dated August g. In the first he gives account of
the occupation of the t,,wn of Waysiko aud i'm tho
second of that of AgathapoIis and two fortified towns
on the Black Sea- TO the south OF SSiz.boli
| On the 2sd OF August. Prince Chosrew Mira had
his fret audience ct The Emperor which OCCASION
the Emperor accepted the apology made by the Per
| sian Monarch for the massacre at Fcherai
LIVERPOOL, Sept. II.
Letters have been received from Consiauinople of
the 10Th, and from Smyrna Of the l4th alt. They
confirm the iHiporthn; fact that the Sultan has al
length yielded TO the pressing OF the
English and French Ambassadors rerar,liuu The nc
fairs of Greece, and has formally intinaed his rendi-
ness 10 negotiate the basis OF the treaty of the 9th
of July, 1897 IL docs not seem, however, that tho
event looked upon at COusta tnople as likely to
facilitate or haetcu pacifcalon with Russia nothing
having yet taken place indicative of cqusl DISPOSE
ton 10 submit the terms required by that Power
II was generally understood that Russia persisted II,
her professions vi an indemnify III money the ex-
tent OF 6O010OO0 of roublc; in lieu thereof,
sons of territory the As;atic sihc alone including
some ortrCSScs the entrance of the Sospiorus, as
o SECURITY for the free navigation between the Black
Sea and the Medite In regard the pCCu-
mary indemnity, compliance on the part of the Turk
Ish Government thought impracicablc, tho conn
try being unable to furnish great sum in specie.
In regard to territorial cessiun IN Asia and the
patton of foritCsScs the Busphorus, these seemed
TO be difficulties little likely To be overcome Re
hccting az Comsan,inoplc therefore entertained
no eypccIon OF peace, until that city should have been
: entered by the Russians, and General Paskevitch
have over-run The greater part Of Asia Minor. A
hope, However, was entertained in quarters.
that the mediation OF England and other powers friend
ly 10 Turkey might obtain for her terms of lees l,u.
initiating kind than those which have been demanded
! by the Russian Emperor: still it vas evident that
Turkey could not come out IF the contest vii bout suf
fcrng severely.
The Sultan still in the capital, aud general
call To arms had been made. COMMERCIAL business
| was at complete stand both there and at SMYRNA
hre had lately occurred in that part Of tho capital
where the European merchants have their country
houses and warehouses. About 1000 buildings were
consumed and we regret tn find that an English house
~ included among the losses to the extent Of about
GlOOO Tho exchange had fallen 10 e. at Cunstun-
tnopl", and GGl at Smyrna.
LonDoN Sept -.
Ii gives Us great pleasure 60 announce that the RI
incurred appointment Of Lord Strangford to Lisbor
the truth OF which questioned on Wednesday aud
to the policy of which, if correct, we should have
strongly objected, turns ont to be mere fabricltion
The account of this mission is, however lust as true
as that Of our fleet in the Mediterranean being about
TO hc increased 10 % sail of the line. We have mt
present six sail Here, and the ships now under or
dcrs for that station will raise the number To- nine
force perfectly competent to any service THAT can
be required OF them under any circumstances that
can occUT.-Times
u From, The Constitutional
The appointment Of VI de Laval to the embassy, IN
London is the subject Of conversation in all the sa
looms 1t is curious enough that OIL the Gay on b,cb
the ministry received tho confirmation Of the cnptre
OF Adranoplc by the Russian army it should have
made choice which proves more and more the ALI
ance of tho three Cabinets Austria. England. and
FTance-against the Russian system.
IL SAID that VI. de IN FcrroIavs or NJ do
Mortemart would have had Inc Embassy in London.
u these nominations would have shown the concur
renee OF Russia IN the alliance Of France ard Eng-
ami Our Ambassador at Vienna was prcfcrrcd.2
In fact, NJ. dc Laval stranger to The lsie ma
nRnvrcs Of Austria, England and France; and Tho
Polgnac Ministry, by this act; has already man
= lcstcd the spirit IN which 1T fGrned-fo for.
: ward the interest of Lord Wellington and n do
g Mettc: mich.
The dismissal of W. Bpurjot, vino was at the bead
. OF political aiiar5 during the Ministry of M.ssrs do
RlcheIicu and Fcrronays, and the nomination ri N
l'odois dc Niurcclips, who began his POLITICAL career
: at London as Under Secretary of Foreign Affairs.
ana who Is only known from the pious acts of bs
Of the Cabinet.
- LoNpoH, Sept. 10
D STATE of Irel07d-Thc cXtcnt Of insecurity and of
crime IN this country has been greatly exapGeraieJ
and the causes and remdics not hitherto guricntI
understood in England. We say the extent ofcriro
~ cxaggcrutcd-crimo3 arising from party arc aIy,,
l. discussed pyfCnpivotv md mill