Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-01

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Under the influence Of this sautary intention we have
seen the guarding Of the Bosphou and the repose Of
Eevsnt instructed for four months the honor OF the Rus
sian nag Alter having concluded peace with Turkey In
1929. for the Emperor to take care 1888
defence Of the state, which scrupuousy fulfilled the
conditions Of that peace and preserve entire
the benefits Of the treaty OF Adanope which Russia will
forever consider national movement glory and
deration."
Count Orof applied the 7lb Of July, to the Refs Ell.
nd for the OF the Sultan TO the departure of the
Russians, according to the intentions OF the Emperor
the object Of their coming attained. The answer of
the Refs Efend the 9Th Of july gives the Sui,sns
gratitude to Russia and praises In the highest
good conduct and discipline oil the Russian troops aud
that the expedition has consolidated the aud friendly
relations existing between tho Porte and Russia.
New York Sept 25.
LATER SrILL.-The Napol, on rived ~,erday alter
noon from Liverpool We have our regular Lond, files
TO 10Th ut inc l,isive.
The Portuguese question 10 the main now.-Bour-
mont ~oud seem was bentupon making attempt 10
segain Lisbon. He had been sending oil hi, troops by
attachments in the direction Of Cosfa several DAYS be-
lore he iairly raised the siege Of Oporo in tina wsy
had evidently stolen march upon his opponents. His
force, after the juno effected h aeIIos and the
Duke OF Csdsva would exceed considerably in number.
any that Villa Flor he Duke OF Terceira) could oppose to
him. Donna Maria had not been officially recognized by
either France England The former hesitated said
until could obtain the promise OF commercial mmuni-
ties in Portugal equal hose Of Englandhe latter
OF the in special degree by
The Lord Chsncellor-oi Don Pedro. Lord VIM Russell
was, however, acting avowedy Lisbon in h
Don Pedro and the Marquis Pamels, Don Pedro having
openly assumed the Regency in The oil his
and thus revoked the commission previously given the
Duk. Of PaImeIia
| "To tho Duke do Palmelia--IIonorcd Duke de Pal.
mella Councillor OF State, Peer ofthe Kingdom
the Duke OF Bpaganzs, in the Of the Queen,
lutte you as one whom much love and esteem My hap
Py arrival in this capital city Of Lisbon havag put
to the commission with which entrusted you by my Roy
al letter Of the 18Th June last which you have so wor
thiIy accomplished, have done every thing else
conhded to you, always giving the decisive proofs
your honor great knowledge and zeal, in promoting the
just cause OF her Most Faithful Majesty, Donna Maria
my august daughter, think fit TO declare the said CON-
mission ended and TO give You my thanks, which you
so justly merit. hoping that whenever affairs OF such
high Importance shall you will continue mani
lest the invarabe sentiments which animate you, to offer
the country the most constant proofs of your upright
conduct, which communicate you for your iuforma.
ton and satisfaction.
"DoN PEDRO, Duke of Braganaa
Il "CANDIpo JOSE XAVIER
"Palace of Bemposta July %, 1888
"Fcr the Honored the Duke dc Palmella, Peer of the
Kingdom
The Paris papers view this as diseracing NJ Palmela
The latest accounts from Lisbon OF the 18th Au
gust was alter the receipt of these and CONNIE nnp
upon some curious intercepted dispatches OF
M London OF uel,-which implicated directly Lord
Aberdeen Lord Bereslord, the Spanish and
indirectly the Duke Of weIlngton-that Bells Messenger
i -, From Bell. Weekly Messenger, of August a5.l
refer our readers 10 the intercepted correspondence
OF Don Migaes agent in this country as Of the highest
importance. IL is seldom that the interior web of pol
cal intrigue is plainly developed the public gaze; and
il is with pain are compelled 10 make the observation
that The more the secret conduct and the the
public men OF either party OF the present day brought 10
light, the do 6nd in them thorough absence OF
all honesty and fair dealing 1t is apparent, from these
letters that the party in this country who
themselves Tor Underwriting opposition TO all change how
necessary have adopted Don Miguel a. the representa-
tive OF their foreign political opnions;so that,
they in situation to WELD the energies Of this country
the struggling energy OF that youthful liberty born from
the knowledge and education which have lately diff
fused throughout all Europe would be shed and repress
ed by the strong hand Of authority, while despo.n and
monarchicai astoeracy would reign pensoned and para
mount over the poor and industrious classes ihroug
the civilized world.
Who is there but must now recoect with regret tbe
various speeches and motions repete with attacks on min
listers for their asserted breach neutrality on the Por
tuguese question in favor OF Don Pedro which have
curing me present session by parties absolutely them
selves engaged at that time in active The
OF Don Miguel But the question has now assumed
different lace and can be viewed in two different lights,
as one Of party OF policy, let consider in
points OF view As question Of policy, would be un-
doubleday most advantageous to commerce, that
war in Portugal should come speedy termination =
but one nation has right to interfere in the internal dis
sehsions OF another until the discord thence produce
seem likely 10 disturb The peace of al Europe emhro
the nations IN an unnecessary contest. Then il is the
manifest duy well interest of other nations TO in
terere IN the same manner neighbours would combine
10 remove noisy fellow out OF the street
10 This point we conceive the Portugal has
arnveu-the war; as Tar as TO any advantageous
Don Miguel. is at an end Don Pedro is in possession Of
Lisbon and opoo, the siege of which has been raised
of no consequence say that Bourmont marching
upon L'sbon-suchi is the state oil the country between
OPorto aud Lisbon that il is march of more than nine
Gays; while from Opoo TO Lisbon il is
three days sail at the iarhes Bourmon be lore
Lisbon With army half di'oganized by defeat and dis
nes'ed by long march Don Pedro, with combined
force from Lisbon aud Oporo, flushed with victory, al.
vances TO meet him. Granting that Bourmont gains
victory; that victory can lead 10 resut-whie Don
Pedrois in possession Of The capitals; and with VIC
orious eet can land upon any part OF the any
time or place he may choose.
whatever success the Miguela, may obtain il will be
oil no advantage 10 them unless Spain interfere II Span
interfere for Don Miguel England and France enter the
held for Don Pedro; Russia demonstrates Prussia
Austria proocolises, and Europe is embroiled Now if
ms awkward business be concluded without a war
let be done at by France England
ing Donna Maria: this will give the coup de grace 10 all
foreign ntrigues and the Holy Allsnce will growI and
did with King Philippe. So much for the question OF
policy Al. question of party, the present ministry have
right to take IL up, and where the choice lies between
The advancement Of freedom, aud the stand cause of
despoic authority, il is their duty support the liberal
side.
The existence OF treaty between Russia and Turkey
was admitted by Lord Palmerston in the House OF Com.
mons IN reply 10 question put him but OF its ma
tnre he was, he ssid wholly uniformed We reier our
readers TO the report Of what took place that DC aston
- House OF roMMoNs, Saturday, .aug. "a.
Fore,gn Hfdirs.-ID answe err TO questions from Col
Evans, Mr. utter Ferguson, and Sir II Inglis,
LORD Pdlmefs OH said he in condition 10 give
so uil an answer 10 the questions OF the Hon Gentlemen
opposite as hey might wish. He at all times pleasure
indeed he considered 10 be his duty, put the Ho,e
IN possession Of every Information they might wish on all
matters connected with the department with which he
had the honor TO allied in le frs, place he must beg
10 correct mis- axe which the gallant Colonel appeared TO
have fallen The a.