Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-23

lie :sss,ou q st + affirmed l..
ss csS'ded to endeasor TO put end to his df.
:" ffonss.rs o. POia.d. Nov: .ss-rbc amir. !,
Soeee. which s.s now ths subject o. sc,iye uer,ai.
co,',;. ~ London' occasion constant exchange u
fee peancPsl question: relative To thu poicsI
eSisence and the form Of the future cove of
Steeee' and seems to DO decided that the country
20 oe entirely exempt from the sovereignty of the
Turks, and that il is to be mona rchicsl Stsis nm,
~ Us NOT actefmised who shall be the new sovereign
nreecc, y'ts geographical postIun, and the rapid
"provenent which il may be expected to make will
ee,,uin'y oecomo OF Rfest political Importance
ut Is presumed, with sonc appearance Of ee,t,;n,v
'r, prince OF ono OF the smaller German states
VIII TO selected. S,mc persons speak of Prince ems
.arus o, sweden but is affirmed that he has not
oherco himscif as candidate In truth il will NOT
DO an easy task, in tho prcsent circuust anc,s of
6reecc, to effect the complete rere neraion of peo
pie among whom thorc are SO many germs of fermon
.s.on aug 70 direct 1t with success in the career
through which Count Cspo d'Istrias has led il with
| SO much glory, IN % short a time If Count C.no
distrias reiires, twill not be because Ia Is we,rv
OF tho fatisues OF Government, but because there
are various conflicting interests which Ar tb;.
ugitate the great European cabinets"
Tine othcinl part of the Moniteur of FRIDAY CON-
tens h'yai ordinance appointing Major General
baron Couet to the post Of Director of the admin
istration in the War Department and NJ M,,s;no.
des Chesncs to be Accountant General of tbs .,n,
Department. t. i-- ~ 1850
+. rie.nc, Dec 1.-The Constantnople mail of the
io'h OF NOV. has at length arrived, havina been on
retarded few days by the obs, ncea us,nl NJ mi.
season. The letters are not oil deliveries No learn
sowcvcr, that the Divan had several times mot 70
deliberate in the fourteen days from October % 70
covemoet IT, IN consequence of com,nunica ton
from London which was generally supposed to re-
late to the aaairs Of Greece. The Office of Deftor
dar, or treasurer is under the present
one o. the most unpleasant and difficult; tho present
SAID to aim at hghtenin. the great bur
zen hitherto borne by the people, and mt the same
time Mt finding means to fulfil punctually the On.
gagements into which the Porto has entered A
plan has lately been spoken of for loan 10 be raised
E"giaho on the security of the. revenue produced
by the customs at Smyrna and Constantinopie which
plan was formed ny an English merchant resifs.t Al
Smyrna, who, 1t IL said. is gone to England to pro-
pnec it. r.
F.o@ the Messenger DIES CAamg6res llM December.
"BucnAREsT, Nov. 1l.-Ciurgevo is at length
yacuatcd oy the Turks, and delivered up TO tho
Russians The detachment which is to form the
garrison OF the fortress entered tho town IN admira
PIE ordef' and was received with enthusiasm by oil
the inhabitants. On the eth inst the Turkish par-
rson which is Professionally cautioned in the suburbs
Will be sent to Rudscluk, with its ammunition and
provisions: General Kissolow is still expected.
~. Petersburg. Nov. 28.--The FOLLOWING vcrv
welcome account of his Msjestys health nppeared
IN the bulletin published the day before yesterday-
Ills MoJesty tho Emperor rested perfectly well
last night and the night before. As his Imperial
moro Bulletins will be published"
."eO 'nsurrsetion Of Greeks.-Accounfs from
Smyrna state that great nsurrecti. hud for some
time been making hoad among the Greeks in the in.
terror OF Natolla. The Courier remarks, after de-
laying for some time to speak Of the nsurrecton as
folio ws-that lis confined the province of AL
din Gusseissar, in which only one district, that of
Eudenrlsch refused TO join In it. The inhabitants of
TINS district satisfied with the administration of their
Aga informed the insurgents that they would not re-
ceIve them, and threatened to oppose them by force
u they should, notwithstanding this notice, show
themselves among them. Tho inha bitants of the
other DISTRICTS the contrary incensed at the nm
preston md extortion af the government and resu
yea 10 rePeH force ~ force, called to their aid
chief of the Zeybecks irregular mountain troops
who at present commands about 1000 men, and ola
ced him IN manner at the head of this ins,Irrec1ion
Wherovcr he appeared he removed without bloodsbedl
Inc existing authorities, protested indeed his obedi
ence 10 the government of the Sultan and his res
peer Ior Ms person. but announced the abolition oil
the new taxes, and the ample execution of the new
hrman relative to the levy Of taxes issued two wears
ago.
France is said to be now earnestly bent on the
cndS'sGmeht OF Aigiers, and to have recalled Admi-
raj de Rgny from the Mediterranean, to despatch
MIN with ,arge fleet for that purpose.
EXPLOSION AT NAVARINo.
rARis, Zee. o'-Extract from a report to tho Min
isior OF Marine by Rear-AdmiraI Rossmell, com
harding division in the squadron of the Ley,n, "'
I'm oodrd the 2riddnt. .Naunrin Rond Nnrc,nbe,
10, 1899 :
SInIl hasten to acquant your Excel.ency With
horrible event, which has plunged into mourning
our army in the Morca. dreadful storm broke Out
last night at half past eleven Navarin. The |
lightning fell upon the citadel, and getting fire to tho
powder magazine, blew it up with oil the walls and
buildings in the enclosure. Tho injury extended TO
great distance beyond, principally in the town,
wnere not one OF the wretcIied huts which compose
1t has remained habitabe. Above 100 artillery men
who were lodged have been victims of the disaster
AS far as we have hitherto discovered ~ nre killed
~ ndad
tillcry AID nine missng who are supposed to be
still buried in the RUNS. -
The CONJUNCTION was so violent that every vessel
thought itself struck by the lightning md sn exam !
inaton was made, both within and without TO asccr-
tain the fact. Soon afterwards being Informed Of
tho misfortune, went on shore with 800 men, draft
cd from the different ships. aud a great number of
torches, &c. Ii will be difficult form on idea of
the dreadful scene which we witnessed. The dark
ness OF the night rendered our task extremely diff
cult IL was even dangerous, because many thousand
bombs and grenades had been scattered by tho ex-
plosion, and covered the ground still loaded. and