Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-01
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NEW YonK. Nov. % The Liverpool and Boston
packet ship Boston, which arrived a, the latter port on
Friday last, furnishes the journalists oil that city with
London p'pers the 2lst and Liverpool 10 the IS uit
They az but little to the political Intelligence previous.
ly received. We eXuac, below the paragraphs thai
strike ms az possessing most interest aud i'm
The Manifesto Of the Emperor Nicholas, published :.
81 Pe'ersburgh, Oct. LIT. tnwhich we give the frs
place, corfobof the belief that in making
peace with Turkey he has acted in good fifth and Tia
his -ct was not TO overthrow tile Suans throne bu,
to secure the execution OF violated treaties The ion.
don Globe of the 20h states that the of tbi.
Manifesto has put an end TO the rumours Of renewed
ho'ities in tho and has Infused greater
among SPECTATORS Tor the advance of stocks With "a
gard TO the stipulated indemnity required from the
Porte, there is nothing in the that authors.
the expectation that any material reduction will be
in s amount The report OF the death Of Sir Hudson
Lowe has been contIa'lced. The amount of property
destroyed by the late fire at Manchester is variousy
estimated at from $4,000 to $50 900. very little OF
which was insured Merchandise belonging TO differ.
en-, manufacturers, Lot particle of which was insur-
ed, was consumed in single warehouse.
MANIFESTO OF HIS MAJESTY THE EMpE.
ROR OF RUSSIA.
by the grace OF God, we, Nicholas the First En-.
peror and Autocrat OF all the Russias, Sc.
u" Thanks 10 the DEGREES OF Divine Providence the
treaty OF perpetual peace between Russia aud the Otto
man Porte has just been concluded and signed a, A,ri
anoPe the 2nd OF September, by the respective Pleni
ro'cnaries OF the two Empires.
The whole world il sufficiently aware of tho ire
sisi''le necessity which alone forced u, to have re
course to arms Upon that legitimate war, undertaken
Increasingly animated with an ardent devotion for the
Throne AMI the country fastened to Offer the tri.
oue oil her roper,y, and TO second with all their
eh,rs-and God has blessed our cause
- Our intrepid war. have given, in Europe an in
A'a by land and by proofs of their heroic va.
ior They have trIumphed at over the obstacles
raised ny nature and by the desperate resistance OF the
enemy. Rushing from victory TO victory thev have
passed over the chain Of the Saganiouck Mouu;,in.
they have ;raversed The summit OF the Bakan-and did
nat SOP I'LL they were at the very gate of Constantine
pie Foimiiabs only 10 the armed enemyo the ID ace
ap'e inhabitants they were ul of clcmency, human
iy,. and IN liurss.
in hosc days OF combats and alrv con.an,Iv .,r,r
gers to all desire OF conquest, 10 every wish for r
G'anitement we have never ceased to request the
ro'te oald IN the re-estabIshment Of good harmony
between he two Empires.
"Al each victory the chiefs Of onr armies hAstencd
ny our order, to offer him peac. and amiy hut never
fheless our .fJrls always useless IL vas ouI,
when he saw our flags waving within short distance
OF his capitol that the Sultan aware from our
conduct that our object was not TO his throne
but TO obtain the accomplishment treaties Convinc
ed Then oil The purity OF our intentions, he held forth
ms hand TO receive the peace which had been 50 often
rroff. re! 10 him
:. This peace promises to Russia the most rro.ner.
ous and haray resul:s-the blood OF her warrior, is
compensated iorby numerous advantages The pas.
sage OF the Darhdneliss and the Bo,phcrus j., from
henceorwaFd free and open 10 the CONNIE ce of al, the
naons OF the world. The safety OF our frontiers. e.-
pec'a'Iy on the a1iac side is forever guaranteed bv
The Incorporation with the Empire of the lor,resse, III
Anapa, Poi, and Akha!zik-ot A:Zkow and Akh,;k,i,
k' ouT former treaties with the Porto are confirmed
by IT. and re established all t.ir vigor; and ;u.t in
uemnies are insured Tor the expenses OF the war and
,ne individual losses sustained by subjects. The
'ecrge OF the plague, which has often nenaced The
tchi-rn provinc' ef RIs-,, will in future be con
Need within double barrier, by means of the e,alih
meh' a' agreed upon by both pares) OF quarantine
upon the banks OF the Danube. Our saici,uJe ba, all
so been extended TO the fate OF the people who orr
co-re!g onss, and subjected 10 Ottoman domination
The ancient privileges Of the Principaties of Modavia
and Walachil have been sanctioned, and their wcl(are
Th. tiYhts
accorded to the Seryans by lie treaty Of BucLares
ana confirmed by the Convention OF Ackermsnn wrr.
previously suspended in heir oper alton; but these
pniaons will IN future be faithfully observed The
political existence OF Greece, determined by Russia in
concert with the Allied Courts OF France England
has been formally recOgniZ ID by the Ottoman Porte
such are the fundamental bases of a peace wlieI,
mas happily terminated bloody and obstinate war
I'm making kno" II 20 weil-beoveh subjects tAi.
happy event, gift OF The blessings Of heaven show
cred upon Rus.id we address with them our irrvent
thanks othe Almighty who has dcigned TO raise By
ms divine DEGREES our beloved country such hi h
degree OF glory. May the fruits Of Ills p.Are deve
lope Themselves, and multiplied more aud more for
the advantage OF our TAI hiu subjects, whose welfare
will be the first object Of our constant soicitude!
"C'iyen at s. PetersburgI The l0ih OF SepteEIbe.
in The year OF Grace, 1922 aud The fourth Of our
reign
LONDON, Oct. 2I.-The following il il sail. will be
the disposition Of the Russian ,roops during the orcu
patton OF RoumeIia and the Princpaies:- General
Debtsch is t0 remain with hs head quarters at AIria
nope, extending its posts 10 the Balkan General Roth
VIII iOm WIN his corps The chain from the Balkan
the Danube. Count Pahlen, with twelve thousand
men, viii occupy Wallacbia, and General KisseIow
Moldavia, with 5000 men; while the third corps un
der General krasssowsk il to cross the Prmh and re
enter The dominions OF Nicholas. with the cxcepiop
Of that single corps, it, therefore appears that the whole
OF the Russian army employed IN the operations Of fe
war IN Europe, IS to remain lie Turkish territory
I'LL pigment OF the indemnity hds been comuleted
The Sultan had despatched orders from Const.ntiro
pie to al The PIchaIikS OF be Empire TO cease ho.ti
ties against the Russians, and 10 the Russian ma
lion ~ one the most friendly wit the Porte
Count DiehsCh - sail to be about to he advanced n,
The dignity OF Duke, and also 10 have conferred n
him The u lie Of Vice President OF Poland
hr MLanc had a Iolg interview with the Earl Of
aberdeen on the 10Th, tie Office Of the Secretary Of
state Tor Foreign a fairs.
mr v Cornell ard his brother james we're npset in
MS carriage near his seat, and were nearly thro N
doWh ''eep hill Of 400 feet. Mr.. O'COnneIl was but
'e hr'' his brother hal his arm troken and lies in
dangerous state,
LATEST FROM FRANCE.
The chip Great Britain, CAvt Ftencl, iound 10 n il
port from Hayre, arrived at Newport on Ftd,v Iii.
having rut 10 there accOunto having the small
on board She brought Havre papers Z, ths ~ .,
October, WITH files OF Paris papers to the 2i,t which
have been forwarded to this city.
The political firni.hei by his arrival is M, of
muc't Importance 4 llaYre paper Of The 23i gives a
Corfu article Of the 10Th OF September, snnouucinv
the authority Of arrouutg from PrPvesa, that Cc,