Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-04

considered is evident that grand conspiracy as on
foot and not improbable that the bloody revolution Of
Frankfort was TO spread all Germany, aud that at
Easter grand political instruction take place in
coincidence with the plans of Hanback,. Unfortunately
Tor the conpiraors, the people took part in all this
The young demagogues have themselves furnished
proof OF the necessity Of taxing energetic save
the country from the most ghtfu evils 1t is to be hoped
that prudence and moderation will every where PREVAIL
circumstances imperiOgsIy require it,
VIENNA, 9th Notwithstanding to letters from Alex
andria OF 18th March, received by the way Of Trieste,
appears undoubted that Mehemet Ali eced the con-
dons OF offered by Admiral Roussn and
by the latter at Consannople Ii is said condi-
ton that he should deliver up his vessels the Ottoman
Porte has particularly rtaed the Pacha; added that
he caused second squadron sail from Alex
andria and gave orders TO Ibrahm again advance On
this news the Sultan had again declared the Pacba and
his sons rebels, aud the Russian fleet has quilted the
phorus Some persons have been too hasty 1aering
themselves with the hope that the Russian feet would i'm.
medlaely effect junction with the French squadron and
sail Tor Alexandria to compel the Pcha sign peace
PANS, April l5.The refusal Of Mebemet Ali to com.
ply with the injunc,ons of Admiral Roussin is already
known. The Globe publishes the reply Of the Pacha
This document, if authentic, have reason believe
Is, lsvery curious The Vieeroy expresses himself with
hrmness which does honor TO his character lie replies
to the humiatng conditions which was sought to i'm
pose upon him. and declares that he had rather perish with
glory than reign with inamy. There is than one
sovereign in Europe who could honestly such Ian
guage The Pacha does not believe, howeve tha France
and England can desire his abasement.
This suggestion is not without political point. Another
remarkable thing about this letter. is the passage where
he states that nothing bu, his fobearance
his rousng all Asia Minor and RoumeIn arms. This
is not vain menace. lie has only utter that sentiment
which will find response in tho heart of every Mussu
man. The Sultan is .huseopte! Since tho arrival
OF Russian squadron in the Bosphorus Mehemet has
still better petext for suinnfonihg the whole population
10 revolt.
The following exact translation of the letter con-
tanned in the Globe
Monsieur ambassador: have received your despach
dated 22d February, which has been sent me by your
first Aid de camp
In that despatch, you represent that have no right to
demand any other territories than those OF 81 Jean dAcre
i'm SYRIA nd mt.
~ that ought TO withdraw my army Immediately You
declare that in OF refusal to do bring upon my
sell the most serious consequences Your Aid camp,
agreeaby to the instructions you have given him, adds
verbally, that il persist in my pretensions a combined
Egypt
Let me ask Monsieur Ambassador. by virtue of what
right you demand of me such satrifie 2
have the whole nation in my interest; il is perfectly
IN my power TO arouse Roumelia and Anatsa to rebellion
With the aid OF my nation, can do il with advan-
iage. Victorious at every point and when public send
already promised the whole OF SYRIA DELAYED
the march OF my troops solely prevent the
cuson OF blood, well afford me opportunity to con-
suit the dispositions OF European policy and as a reward
Tor this moderation and the sacrifices made bv
my nation, whose generous support has pul me in cond
ton of achieving signal Victories required to inn
medatey abandon the country which now occupy and
to withdraw my army to small province which you call
racnahc' lshot TINS pronouncing against
OF political death!
In the mean time, have confidence that France and
England will do justice, and recognize my rights il is at
once Their honor and interest so 10 DO But if unorunae
y should be disappointed in this hope, will then cast
myself upon the will OF God, and preierfng glorious
death TO nfamy will cheSrully sacrifice myself for tho
good oil my nation, ambitious of serving even TO INV lat
est breath Suchis my fixed resoluoa and history of
lords more than one example OF similar devotion,
Whatever may happen, l hope that Your government
VIII recognize the justice ofmy rights, urge the ac-
ceptance OF the last propositions made by me 10 Hail pa
cha, through the mediation OF your Excelleney
Ii with this hope, Monsieur Ambassador that write
you this friendly commune alton, and through
the hands OF your aid-ce-camp.
lSigned) MEHEMET ALI, Pacha Of Egypt
Alexandria, sIh March, 1888.
SPAIN.
PARIS, llIh Apr.-The news arrived Yesterday from
Madrid by extraordinary courier of the highest i'm
Porance Two DEGREES OF the Madrid Gazette direct that
he provinces are TO send Populations TO Madd take on
the ooh june the oath OF allegiance young nfsnta
Maria Elizabeth Louisa heir the throne in default OF
the birth OF prince.
These DEGREES have been considered here copvocaon
OF Tie Cores but II appears TO that il be difficult
ferdnand, fearing that the ngues of The Spanish Cores
Will place Don Carlos on the throne, has with the same
arbitrary power with which he abolished Cortes di.
eced all the towns in Spain TO send Populations who are
only to take an oath to the young Queen. To iiis
powers will be confined, aI thew viii! De permitted o
speak oil The Interests OF the country This certainly not
what may be called assembly of the Cortes which
ought Ike Tie Chamber OF Deputies in France and the
Parliament OF England, deliberate the affairs of the
country.
PARIS, April 1.-The disclosures made to povsrn.
ment on the subject of emigration Of the Poles on the
sue OF me Eastern frontier, continued yesterday can
tei you that these emgratons and the departure from
Paiis oil certain number OF stirring men, who are not
precisely Poles is very vexaous The governmen Mt and
zerand and in Germany on the Rhine, for number Of
individuals who gone and whom cannot name are NOT
men VINO would undertake any thing without strong pro-
liability OF success.
Paris, April 1.-Two reports have been received bv
The Minister OF the Interior from The Project of the
Rhone. Ii appears there still exists some cxcenent
among the workmen OF Lyons The authorities had al
ready sent into the vicinity and particularly to yienne
and Borgourg, regiment OF Dragons the same which
was at Bemeres at the time of the troubles II is said that
lurther regiments are TO be sent in that direction
HAyRE MARKET, April 18th, Or the week-Couon
we have received 975l bales the sales are 5269 bales
The demand was calm the first day, but was more extsn
sve at the closes 2l61 bales Louisiana at 96 1927 go
TIA Georga at 96l 80 0if Some Ordinary lots sold al
W 9oi. Such as year ago obtained 10 75f Stock
ZS,OOO bales CofeeThe transactions have become yetv
small 1000 bags Hay offered by auction but ,yL-
drawn after the sale OF 20 bags III in bond O6 bags re-
SOFA al "a l2' but at the tho close buyers exhibited little
disposition to pay 10 cents.
Rice remains in small demands go lierces Carolina sold
AZ Z2i 20 Tor lair, to 24 24f % Tor good PoashSaes
oii bfls AT S7l so $751; closing firm al 2Sf Whaebons
IS better with various sales from the delivery and 10 ar
rive: II is held firmly at 1l5f with but few sellers undor
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SALE OF COTTON
April 1872 bales OF Louisiana, 1OS 80: 20 do 1902. 81
90 VIZ 40 do O6 90; 102 Georgia 1922 100 IS do 100:
oS5 ~ 5O as ito 9S rs do 9s 100 o. 5O 1I2 do 97
April 1870 bales Geo J. 200; 90 Louisiana 1o7 m.
do 90 49, ~ Wv 'Vi' iO'
VERY LATE FROM BERMvDA-Bv the scboons,
Brilliant, Capt Bronson, have received Bermuda ma
ouv d.,s At. ~