Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-05


ing ii at any price. corp, OF 10000 men, detached
from the principal army, is advancing at present to-
ward, The Northern frontier, under the command Of
Gen. Krukowie,Zky.
levy OF l6 new regiments Of tho lin, has ius
been ordered.
GREAT BRITAIN
The Reform BHI.-Oa Monday night, a. the close OF
The poll for N,rhamp.Onshire Lord Ahorps gave IN.
following au,hora'iye contradiction 10 the OF
intended alterations in the bi"It bad been inius,ri
ousiy siTcu'aed that il was the intention OF ministers
to make great alterations AMI mol6cso in he BILL
tie distinctly denied dat such was tha fact Min
i'ers were determined 10 admit of no alterations VIII oh
couij In the slighs, degree, affect the plain and Sim
pie principles upon which the bill was founded Hav
ing brought forward 'hs after the best con.
deraon aud finding IL approved Of from one end Of the
king ION the other they would not now desert that
cause which had gained them the appreciation Of the
whole country. He mentioned thus much because he
wa, anxious 10 dsabuse the reeholers Of the ,umour
which had b,en ndusriously circulated, ,hAt il was
the lntenion oil ministers 10 greatly alter IN, bill"
The Peers -Rumours are abroad, that many Of
those peers who till have been active and z@alous
In Their opposition 10 reform have b.oome convert, TO
measure whose imperative necessity ths present
eleetor' have placed beyond the possibility OF doubt
Among the peers thus to the cause of iurtice
and the people, we believe we may enumerate the
Marquis OF Bath, Lo'd CArtere,, the Dlks of Buc
cleuch, and Euls CAwdor, Chesterfield, Harew wood.
Cork and Ortery We trust the church will see
tho necessity OF following The example of these noble
mon. Were we enemies TO the establishment, we
should wish otherwise; should devouedly pray hat
they might still continue 10 their course OF tliud, I'M
yielding bigory but We respect the church, though
we cannot be blind 10 its defects, and would earnestly
desire to s foundations rooted deep the affections
OF the people, and not in the saudi which every wind
and tide has power 10 inilusnce.-Sun
First Boon Of the .Ne;c Parliament 1T Is conf.
IDENTIFY rumoured that sweeping measure OF re,rensh-
ment will be OF the first jscts to which the al
fenon OF Tho new House OF Commons will be direct.
ed The measure, is understood, will ba introduced
in the form OF resolution, decars tory OF the principle
that all Offices (whou exception, and without regard
to the tenure by which they held) t. which no
| fn ala nI -.
there are duties, the salaries and emoumen,s should
be apportioned to the work actually performed and
that every channel OF unnecessary expenditure should
be closed.
PARIS May 10.
II Is affirmed tina, letters from Vienna, datst 18Th
instant and from Augsburgh 18TH have been received
oy eXpress by some bankers Paris. Ii Is added that
they bring the news that General Skrznech had jss
obtained another important victory Kauszyn, ever
Fisd Marshal Debsch, who il in full retreat 1t was
said al Vienna, that Marshal Dlebiisch would cess TO
command The army, ami that he would be succeeded
by Gen. Paske witch
Wa hear from ST Pstersburgh that the Emperor has
rsjsc'ed all accommodation Poland, for which
France and England had warmly interested enselves,
and that colossal measures have been adoped Trough
reetiOn.
PARIS, May 20.
The Ptussian army IL divided into eight corps, ex-
elusive OF the Royal Guard. Each corps consists Of
about 10 900 men the peace establishment and about
IL 900 men on the establishment, besides the land
weht; adding hs latter the regular troops each corps
would be about 1900 strong and the total Of the army
without The Guards, the companies of nvads and The
garrisons, would be $50 600 men.
Inc lsi' 3D. 5'h and corps tbs frontiers of
Poland, under the command Of Field Marshsl Gniese-
nau The third corps is siaioned between Halle and
Nj gdeburg There remain, therefore, only the a n,
tn and Ssh, 10 act the Rhine but MS thew have
not called out all the L'ndwehr, the troops aced on
force OF more 'han 90 600 The garrison OF May
enee Is now between 13 and $4,000 men.
TURKEY.
The PAsha Of Albania, the chief Of the revolt in the
interior OF he Turkish empire keeps the aad Vzir
,i'ckaded at Monatir. in Rumela. On the oher hand
me insurgents at Bdlgarr masters OF Slphis the ca
pai OF Paehalic. After few further successes they
may reach the borders OF Consantinoyls The Dvan Is
celebrating upon serious measures The Sultan s urging
on WIN ardour the organization OF his army and is
sending requirements 10 his generals with all speed
Inc eastern par o. the empire b already torn 10 pieces
me Pasha OF Bagdad is in open rebellion. The Pote
mas charged tie Pssha Of Aeppo, assemble all hi
dsposable forces in Asia Minor and 10 march toward,
The ErphFaies and Tigris He has even conferred on
me Pa'ha, the title OF Caph of Bagdqd. TO second
| ME operation ,he Vceroy OF Egyp, has been invited
10 iuFni'h body Of men against ha Pasha of Bsgtsd
and as recomPsnse for The services which the Ports
expects from him. the pachalic OF Syria has been added
70 MS extensive tsrrory-an addition which make.
Egypt power almost equal 10 the Porte, if il be
meiao'red mat the Ficeroy reigns at the came tine
oyer Arabic, Nuba. Sonar, Fezzon, and the large
l'iahd OF Gambia. But ths Porte appears to rsy on
inc sincere support OF the Vceroy in an insurrecicn.
al war; in which the interests OF the Divan of Aiex.
andTla are tho SANE as those Of the Dvan OF Consian.
! tinople.
The aim OF the revolied lie in fact 20 DESTROY the al
minis'Faivo and military Innovations introduced hy The
sultan Mahmoud on the European plan, and 10 place
Sl ihlngs on the footing Of the old Turkish system Tie
Suian has been dssirous in placing in stae of regu
iari'y, hnanee, taxation and justice to withdraw from
me Pafha AMI oth9r military commando those rfth Z,
OF exaction which they have arrosaled TO hemseIyea n
submit hem 10 fixed appointments and to separate The
aImlhls'raNVe from the military authority Hs ba.
abored especially create an army of Europesn dis
cipoe, depending directly the head Of the state and
net on the governors Of the proviacss II has eI,o re-
iormei me iurki'h costume, 90 heavy for military ma
uolVte' ana ha' IN every Instance in his public and
private conduct, tviuced a propensity for EuroDesns
snd European manners, and relaxation OF tho old
Eastern e'ique'te which has scandazsd The ignorance
| routine and pride OF ;ho ultra Turks.
While nsurfeellons are breaking ont IN Enron. m
rsioTm abuses, the contrary is the Gaze In Turkev
grandees ard pashas units with the people and rise
gansi reforming monarch, who is aiming % irtfoduse
Irregular administration into country 10 which no enc
IS eeF'aia either OF hs property or his head.
The Sultan has 10000 regular troops In good order
ana the majority ct the population of Rumelia not a.
King any part in the insure cor the revolution
be DESTROYED In singla battle, IL they descend 10 tho
! plains OF the provinces.
The Angsburgh Ghzstie say:--" The progress Of lbs
insurrecicn against the authority of hs Sulen be-
comes daily more dangerous. Nothing but decisive
Victory can save him from de7truelon Tor already sixty
thousand men under the command Of Ali Bey, have
entere dSophs resolved TO march upon Constantine
ple II The POries should not Immediately comply with
| the demands OF The insurgents, without reserye The
Insurgents requlre-lst the dsbFndng Of the regular
troops Z the ro-esiablishmeni Of the Jannissaries; 81
the restoration OF all The property of the Janni.,arics
sain or yet alive; b, the restoration of the prive
OF which The Uiemas have been derived; 5h tho sup
preston Of tho new System OF taxs,; b, ooDpensa
ton for ell the losses sustained since the overthrow Of
he old, institutions, and Tor the expenses OF the war
Ihese conditions the Sultan 10 unable to grant; ard hi