Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-09

/" Art q lie VIII deii"er up all the Turks who
prisoners in the Greek camp, as soon the TUX.
shall have freed all TIE Greeks who prisoners in
| their camp.
"Art.4. He will accompany the Turkish ire. D.
with the requisite force 10 Boudonniza in order
sure their safety, and the hostages will be exchanged
there.
| "O.sak Aga, Osman, and Asian Iey engage
p" Art D. On their road TO Doudonnitzs, moi in the
leastto iNure the inhabitants, their harvest, or their
cattle.
art 6. To take away with them the g,rti.ons which
are now in Livadia. in the Khan Cadi, Turcocho.
ri, and Fontana that is, entirely those posi-
TONS and TO leave the gar risons Of Boudonniz,, SC.
as lar "a the ThermopylH and Alamauna, they now
are and wlthou, strengthening them.
| Art The ISrkish troops will begin their march
when the Stratarch hsll have informed them that tho
upper ioi icai,ns OF Petra have been evacuated and
when the hostages shall have heen exchanged
"Ar'. 8. The Creek prisoners TO be given up be-
| lore the Turks begin 10 move from Petra.
art. TO- la testimony that the above articles have
been stipulated the faith OF honor have sign
cd and seae and delivered two copies of this agree
ment.
| I'D. IPSILANTI, StrItarch.
| BOSNIAN AGA
'OSSAK AGA.
"ASLAN BEY MONHOURDARI
Camp OF Petra, Srptember IS (25). 1929
The third and seventh articles merely mention the
LONDON, Dec %
We gave in our Tbursday's paper a short notice Of
the success Of the Greeks, un!or General Deme,rius
fpsllani, and copy OF the Convention by which th-
Turks agreed TO retreat from Eastern Greece a, lar
north as the frontier of The ssaly We now give the
official account OF tn. action which led so desirable
| an evacuation OF territory 1t fought Iiva
da Tor Lcbaiea) town IN the north Of Boo ia, a
hout twenty-five mile. from Thebes and Boudontza,
TO which the Turks retire. is nearly forty miles the
north, being situated the ancient Thermopyla and
The banks oil the eIchius, the Iellaia. Tn.
Sperchiu' iows from west to east between Thesfaly
on the north, and Locrs and Doris the south being
much larger than most OF the rivers in Greece, it forms
an important feature in the geography OF that
'YIENNA. Nov. 10
"The following is the report given in III, Universal
Gazette of Greece Of October 7, OF the last affairs be-
tween the Turks and The Greeks in Livadia:-
"After the last attacks Of the emery in the town Of
l.ivada, General Dcmerius Ypsiant, occupied with
the under his command, the strong pos ton
Pe IA, in order 10 hinder the enemy from advancing To
the other parts and thus TO protect far possible
the OTHER provinces. The enemy whose troop- ECU.
lar and irregular horse and foot amounted to 1000
n'n. had pos'ei elves. the 22d OF September
al the distance OF cannon shot from that POSITION
prepared TO attack it, which they did the "a h. We
do not describe the glorious action because we believe
that readers will prefer the following extract from
the report Of the General TO the Governmrnt:--
AT day break, o" the 24th September, the Turk
having small detachment in their fortified camp,
vrnced in body against Pstra. bringing with hem
cannon 10 destroy The enircnclments. The cavalry
formed al the loot OF Petra, in Inca. The regua.
lnfaotry divided into two columns cr equal strrngh
advanced against the entertainments Of the second Chi
i'rch, AMI of the Peniakosiarch by Skurtaniou The
latter received them outside of the euIrenchm~ntl
The action began tie canDonade continued without
sion; 500 regular infantry and calvary occupied
The neighbourng village OF Vres,em in ord-r TO cover
the rear OF the column advancing against Skurtanio
All The Albanians IN Tched gainst Dlasseo. Ike aux
nary corps oil the garrison obliged TO occupy
Their cinineDce the side Of Vrestimi. The AIbani-
ans advanced miorousiy To within ten PAGES Of the
entertainments. AZ that moment the ChIiiarchs Dive.
vusnoli and kresioti, came UP with the greater part
OF their troops and attacked the Abanians Just as they
were going TO Storm under the command OF Asian Be;
y this AMI The brave defence of the intrcnchments
ii attack de fcatod The AibaniAns Jepulsed and
after an aetion Of two hours the Turks were compelled
10 abandon their positions, and TO take Hight amidst
l.ra t,r.. g.. .-,l..f
time, Mios, he commander OF the garrison. atiacke
The enemy at Vresti'nili, and drove them away with
loss.
" This glorious victory FAR rewarded the bravery
oil The corps but The safety of the Turks is 10 be ascr
cd TO their numerous cavalry and the crane shot of
hr,r cannon Their lose in killed and wounded espe
cialiy among the Aibanans, great az they after
wards COME ssed-Among The killed Hekaiontarch
oil The regular troops, an two Albanian standard bear
ers. The Greeks had three killed and twelve
wounded. The trophies Of the victory ars two stand
ards and a number Of prisoners who we're sferwsrI.
exchanged Tor Greek peasants, who had been made
pfisouers
q" fhe whole Turkish army has TO dsy lef, Kutun;
together with the garrison Of Liyadia under the com
mand Of the Tnfeefsch Baschi Of RoumeIia He il.
followed by the whole Of the 4h regiment; and the
Chilarch, N. kreisio with 200 more with order,
10 occnPy Fontana as soon should be evacuated
consider II a'my duty to report 10 your Exceen-
ey The good conduc, and bravery Of the officers and
men MI ths measures taken IN this critical situation
were duly executed. The inhabitants are be ginning TO
return 20 their locks Your Exccllencys
Count Angusiin Capo dI:trias, is informed Of every
hing.--My Abide Camp N. Ka6ussi, will deliver the
two I'urki'l standards 10 your Excellency.
am, &c. j.. YPSILANTi KOLOMARTA
Sept %, 1920"
+ The Gazette then adIs-" The defeat OF the enemy
would have led TO their destruction, either by arm, OF
lainne, had they not Outlined convention by vhicl,
'hry evacuae part Of Eastern Greece, fetreaing with
out obstacle 10 Thesshy BY The desire Of Ozz,k Ag,
u was agreed ihst The sick r KUrup &c. should br
removed without obstruction. E,stcrn Greece is in n
dep'oabe state anil would not be r, eved by the a..
trucuon Of the enemy hut by h.r from IT, as il
only 'h'n iat The Inhabitants begin 10 rebuild heir
hu's snd W TIC gfonnd ia order TO procure IL Iengti
their daily bread and no longer he obliged 10 gu, sist
merly on heib', aud sometimes TO be unable 10 fn1
even hose.
| "YfENSA, Nov. I3--Accarding to letters f,oo,
Semlin the Porto heving paid he fret insranant Of
hc commercial indemnity, amounting to 500 400 DgcI,
ducs's and caused The fortress of Ciurgevo TO be evac
uaWd The Rrssans had, the lst Of dis month ou.
yea the city Of Adfianope 10 deliver II % 10 The Tar
k"n authorities appointed for the purpose by tie o tn.
nan government. J, still appears hat Mustipha Pa.
cha y 10 occupy t,at forircss
ne NAL ifoIn CoDsfanGnopIe Of ibe 2Gth of oct
arrived 70 day IL brings c ncw.; bul we learn with