Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-09


making the appeal.
All was quiet in Egypt-no military expedition was
in preparation. The Pacha remained satisfied with
keeping his lee, in state Of readiness and with con-
cenrang his forces at the principal ports the shores
OF Egypt, Dsmieta, Rosetta, aud Alexandra. His fleet,
composed OF igates OF 60 guns, soops Of war, and
b,gs has been cruising for the last two months of
Alexandra, under the command OF Nj. Leteer, but
does not 90 TO any great distance and the vessels make
movements merely to practise the sailors There are
in the port of Alexandria fgate Of 60 guns, two
sloop' and bgs There were the stocks one ship
of 100 guns two sloops, and siore-hp building under
the ection OF Nj. de- Cersy, master builder OF the
yard. The works there crrying with great ac-
| tiviiy. 5000 shpwrights being in constant employ.
Letters from St Petersburg, given by 'he Augsburg
Gazette, state that the Emperor OF Russia has made
deduction of three millions OF duca,s in favour Of the
| Porte, and that every thing is now 6naliy settled.
At the last meeting of the Socets de Slatsque Count
Chaptal, the President, communicated extensive re-
searches upon the Corn crops in France, from which
II results that in common year, the surplus OF the
produce over the consumption is l2 per cent. equal
to the consumption of the whole population for thrte
days; in good years the surplus il l2 cent equal
to 81 days consumption and in very abundant years Is
liz per cent equal to So days consumption. A bad
harvest on the other hand presen's deficiency of
per cent. or the consumption OF ID days. very bad
| one per cent or 20 days and scarcity IL liz per
cent or 45 days. During period OF 27o years up TO
$780, theirs has been calanitou in eight, and
commonly in five scuve harvess there have been
three good, one midding. and one bad
Iron lie Constitutions. Of Nay 2o)
AUGSBURG, May 5.-Annexed il the protocol of the
conferences held at the Bureau OF Foreign Alters in
London, the 2O'h February last.
'Pfesent-The Penipo,e ntiaries of France, Great
Britain aud Russis.
"Ths sitting of this day was devoted to the exanna.
ton OF thu form in which the contents OF the protocol OF
the 20 February, 1880, should he communicated 10
the Ottoman Porte and also TO the Provisional Govern
men of Greece in conformity 20 the clause OF that
The penipotenues of the three Courts agreed to fol-
low the form already adopted by them relative to the
communications Ct the two parties interested in the
tents oS the principal protocol signed the Of Fe-
bruary 1890 and they conse quently determined upon
tha >1 and IN ami
aneouy TO the of the Alliance at Con-
,tantinopa, and to their resident agents in Greece.
(Signed) ABERDEEN.
MoNTMORENCY LAVAL,
LIEvEN:
tA.1
Annexed to the Protocol oil tho Conferences of Februa
ry 2S, 1890.
Instructions to the three Pienpotenidries a. Csnstdn-
tinopie.
"The three annexed protocols inform your Excel
lsncy of the concluding measures adopted by the
terence for the complete complishmento of the wo of
peace, the principal bases of which contained IN the
protocol of February 3. or these three docun en,s.
Sir the two frat embrace the motives which led
the Allied Courts in Offering the Sovereignty of Greco
to his Royal Highncss Prince Leopold de SAKE Co.
bourg, "a aiso the propositions which the conference
addressed 20 him the subject, the hiri contains the
acceptance by the Prince and the answer of the n.
ference to his Royal Highness receiving his assent
"The protocols in question only de.igned, Sir,
for yor private information But the three cabinets
have considered il proper that their respective Pcnipo
tentares at Constannople should communicate TO the
Prince govern the State. You will Their fore,
Sir, join your two colleagues Of and of
in notifying the dvan that the SURFACES
Of the Aihamis have been given TO Prince Leopold de
SAKE Cobourg, and that the three cabinets, hope that
the Porte will discern in this choice further proof OF
the desire they have Of giving solid guarantee TO their
tant object forming part of the last protocol which
the three Plenipoe ntiaries wish 10 direct III attention
Of the Porte. Although the islands of Camilla aud Sa
not included in the boundaries OF the state,
and ought therefore TO remain independent the allied
powers still take upon themselves TO their nha
bitant, from any molesations they may endure from
the Porte, in consequence of the part they may have
taken in former difficulties The three cabinets take
pleasure in believing that the Ottoman Porte will, in
its ghtened wisdom, be convinced that owing TO the
proximity and religion which mite the Greeks of these
islands 10 IN, subjects OF the state that equa-
BILE and mild administration is the sure means OF main
tanning there its domioion npon mmovable bases.
(B)
Instruction to The Allied Resident AGENTS in Greece
al have tho honor 10 tran'mt TO you the three an.
nexed protocols, in order inform you fhe
adopted by the conference the conclusion Of the
work of peace the principal bases Of which are contain
ed in Protocol No. l, dated Feb 8 OF this year. o
these three document The two frs, contain the motive
Of the Alliance in Offering the Sovereignty of Greece
ince Leopold aud the proposition addressed to him
the third contains his acceptance and the
taken, in consequence OF the views expressed by the
Prince in sending it in The Protocols in question
solely for your pcvate information. But it is your du
ty, Sir, to communicate without delay the provision
al government Of Greece the important contents of the
acts which greatly interest the future desnes of h
country. You WILL therefore, in conjunction with YOU
colleagues Of and of
inform the provisional government that The choice
the Allies for the Sovereign of the state has fsller
upon Prince Leopold. The personal qualities Of this
prince Il his social manners have appeared as Offering tC
the three powers the requests guarantees They, there
fore, hope that the Greeks will receive him for
sovereign with gratitude and that they will in t
selection additional proof OF The benevo Mt interests
the Allies The soicuie OF high Powers in their wei.
fare is not confined TO the present The fourth
and 9TH of the last protocol designed Il
give further support TO the authority about govern
them. The resident agents Of the three courts in
structed to inform the provisional government of this
double object They adj in conclusion, that un il the
arrival OF Prince Leopold in Greece, the relations
tablished between the present administration Of thi,
country and the Alliance shall be maintained tn ey
At present exist.
ToULoN, May "A little American cutler arrived
in the roads yesterday. having board great number
OF persons come expressly osee the preparations for the
expedition.
acknowledgement Of the Independence of Greece.
CoHsTANTINoPLE, April 20 The Pore caused Ia
be presented Yesterday TO the Ambassadors of France
England and Rus.a note, in which is declared tina
the Sultan has objection accede 10 the revolution
adopted by the Powers respecting Greece, sc. and
that the Porte adheres to The protocols Of London.
The three Amba.sadors have, in consequence, sent
couriers 10 their respective Courts TO inform them
the definite conclusion of This affair The English cab.
met objected to The formal acknowledgment Of Greece
until such time it should have been admitted by The
Porte.
The Divan declares that it i, re adv TO adopt all
that contribute TO the preservation of peace and
consequently The Greek State is such, legiiimatet
and constituted.
The Refs Ehsndi expresses himself nearly a. follows
In the note aforementioned The noie presented b,
Sultan, s contents became an object of serious atsn
ton for the Sublime Porte, and the subject of lie Delhi