Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-29
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IEDNgsDAY hIoRNisG. ocT. 2s, 1923.
TIE CoNvENTioN.--iDe motion OF Als Green TO amend
G I.st resolution in The OF the legislative Committee by
rpllaon basis and inserting; The oris "ud ,axiu com
tns has opened the discussion Important subject
M extension ofie right sufrase all white crzfs not
ns wiln The disqualification specific. in tine report O., the
1ann,es The debate ON this question will doubtless
Hre warmth and consume ,ie than the disc ,ssons on
any o Inc other points which likely
i ,Si be seq, by Of the proceedings yesterday
'ta Mr. urecn having declined opan debate IN ordet 80
2nse't unit! the arguments the o,r side s!.nr.d he
aRAe the COMMITTEE MIR Coose commenced
I've reh'srsS9 f NJ Green IN reply aud = MIR Campbell
fos, having before 10 mad concluded ir "a ,oan
;liy - -'e''niiiee riss vi appear in Their order
CsrefYzatic7 n Peyce 6etoedn the Russians s. 2,,hS.
The Editors OF the Wing have received by the
falias Richards at Il. York their regular flies OF
L4ondon papers to the ED ut inclusive. The Cou
rof the 41st contains Confirmation t' The report
that the Rus.nns and Turks had nadc peace.
&i,e II. I. Commercial, which OF in the same
mail with Cur London papers, furnishes Intelligence
two or three days later, received by the Mary Lord
We avail ourselves of its selections, giving: such
her items from our papers deem interesting.
itrua ate ~. 7. Comnercinl .9dpertise7., Och. Oh
I.ATE AND IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE
We had barely time In last, to announce the
arrival Of the ship Mary Lord, from London, viii,
'7arsi of the eth OF Sept This morning the packet
ing with completes hlss of English popcrs to tie
Gath, With Shipping Lists to the 92d
PEACE IN TIIB EAST.
rsie ruInor communicated TO readers in 1sos-
SCRIPT last evening, is amply confirmed Hostilitcs
have ceased IN the East. This intelligence .as re-
.af'ed IN London on the evening of September 2oth
~ tine arrival of Mr. Uhitslin attached to the En-
cash Lcgaon at berlin, with dispatches from Sir
70 Gordon dnted, Coust .ntinople, August oath and
itOua Mr. Seymour at Berlin, of September 1a,h
Che Courier OF Sept. ast, gives the following US
aciftpxf onn E,-, "a H. .
gsnce from the Turkish capitai, which had r.lched
Berlin at the date of GEr. Whitshed's dcpartnre:--
IN consequence of an earnest representation of
tre Heis 7 ndi, the 23d August the British aDI
F<cnch Ambassadors, and General Muf;lnn. concert
cd together as to the of avertng the caa!itic
which might be unprecedented from the appearance Of
the lussian army before Constantinople They had
accordingly c0nfe renee with the Refs EE6nd early
on the GATH at which were present also the Plc.lp,-
t,niaries ofthe Porte Sadeii Eftndi the Minister of
FINANCE, and Cae Bey appointed to treat vii, TIN,
Russians.
"3'ne conference ended IN the flIes, latitude e;pr
given to the treat respecting the
idenaest to be conceded to ussia fr.the exrsr,cei
tS the war; and lii the mission of VI. de K;Iser tho
Confidential Secretary of Gen. Aiuflinr Ia ncco,nn,
ny the Turkish Pienpolenares to the head quarters
OF Gen Diebtsch, With Joint repr .e..,' -, 49,,
1nossuofs TO the Rs<I- .,,rcral pladgiug them
I;' ' - pacific disposition Of the Sultan, and
..0s.iisiics. - "
Tho Plenipctentiaries and d. De Kuster reached
4Airlaaolia the 2Tth of August and on the goth
General Diebtsch gave orders for cessation Of hos
till res on the whole line of the Russian operations
alre preNsnarits of peace had not been signed; but
both parties perfectly satisfied with the dsIusi-
tnfn manifested on either side, and little doubt
Entertained that the terms would be settled few
days"
it rs true that this news is not Official from Con
e.antinople, any farther than could have been conI-
Inuncated by Sir Il. Gordon III his dispatches OF tie
9th Of August. And appears BY the Morning
chronicle Of the esd OF Sept. that dispatches were
tre day previously Tecovcd in London, from Sir Il.
Gordon, dated August 26h winch added nothing TO
the important facts respecting the opening of nero
Cfaton5 anu the cessation of hostlties hes Wecn the
btllgerents. Neither did they MENTION says the
Chronicle, the report that Russian corps had occu-
pied Rodosto; although, Gen. Roth had been 6cs-
natched from Adrian pie, tile 21st, for that pur-
Inlse, the intelligence of the event have reached
I0pstaut;nopic by the Goth. Other reports varyng,
though not essentially, conlradictng The preceding
statements from the Courier that Gen. Diebitsch
had left Arsnople the 28u. ;e August u ADVANCE
nion the Turkish capital; and a Frankfort parcr
81 the goth Snptembc| states, OH the authority OF
!efter rom VlenC| of the 18th, that the arms
i;cc vas conc%.ded the 3oth Of August, in
iie camp o. the Russian General before Con-
siant'nopls T. ,. remarkable that the PrusEian
Hf' Re- contender 10th is wholly silent
up67 the subject. So says th' london A!'Ts ~ sr@
Sith of September Still the man iac', Hm:s'
r1rs as Coastantinopc, an arnistlco has 6ecn ar
rangrd, derived through SO many cffnneis tLa1 IL
IS not to be questioned AS TO the terms however,
r2on which the peace is TO be negotiated nothing
Gfrtair IL known But the Sultan having been so
GoxoIIs for peace rs to have Let the conditions on
tirriy TO the Emperor Of Russia, VIC may infer that
IRE latter has lost no edvantagca which he could OBJ
lain without exciting unpleasant jealousic5 on the
,Jsrt his European Allies, with whom, We have
iyyver entertained doubt, he hes from the begin
tiur been Disposed to rnaintan the most perfect
gpod faith Berlin paper Of the 10th September
oz,yresses ITS disappointment Mt not finding in the
sratc Gazette of that morning, something Of tbs
nows brought by the Courier from ConstaniinoPle
but adds as reason for this sileree, that the des