Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-30

but viii give orders to his TO advances and that con-
sequenty the Porte, reduced TO the last extremity, will
be driven recall the aid OF Russia which the Emperor
but too reodyo grant together with his dangerous patron
age Such an event would necessarily render politics
complicated and might lead to serious conflicts France
should be upon her guard
According the Messenger des Chambres orders have
been given at ST. Euene and the other Manufactures of
in the kingdom for the suspension OF the labrca.
ton Of arms Tor the present
BAYoNNE March l6-A letter has arriv o-day from
lrun, announcing partial change in the Spanish Minis
uy General Morllo takes the place OF General Cruz;
san Martin has the Department OF the Interior; and the
Duke dc san Fernando succeeds NJ Ica Bermudez as
Minister OF State Spanish courier has passed through
this town this morning. and is said to be the bearer OF des
patches Tor the French Governments
MADRID, March l2.-(Extract OF a letterl-"In con-
sequence OF differences which between NJ Zea Ber
mudez aud the Count de Punourostro the latter cha-
lengod the Minister TO met him in the field Nj. Zea
Bermudez, however, preferred appealing TO the King.
ms affair has become the general subject OF
ton The following anecdote, which we extract from
the Memorial Bordeldis, which indicate, that the
dispute between those two perSonages arose out OF poit-
cal differences The Count de Puuonrosos, Grandee
OF spain, and member of the Permanent Committee of
ordhdeeS having published in literary journal of Mad
d an article, in which he demonstrated that all the
measures taken since the Kings illness, could only be
rendered legal by the Corcs, Nj. Zea Bermudez Or
Lered the Count TO be prosecuted. The latter upon
this, wrote to the King, and supported his article by ar
guehts so iocibe, that he Immediately Tor TO
me Faacc and had long interview with his majesty, in
the presence of the Queen. He declared to them that
what he had written contained not merely his OPT
mons, out those oil all Spanish GTandces The Queen
supported INN with all her influence, and Ferdinand
thapked him for the candour OF his language and promised
TO reflect on what he had said When NJ Zea Bermudez
afterwards came into the Royal presence the King said 10
him--"f on have again deceived me; have seen Pu-
nonostros and he has told me the truth"
PARIS, March 2l.-The Moniteur repeats the follow
g as statement OF the proceedings relative the Rus
sian fleet at COnstantnople which corrects the varying
accounts received through the German papers, aud by p
vae letters from the Ottoman capital promising that the
Government disavows the terms in which of the re-
laions OF the manner in which Admiral Roussin, the
french Ambassadors acted, have been couched early
US February l4h the Porte, gaining a degree of conf
dence from having learned that Ibrahim Pacha had re-
ceived orders orders TO stop Kutayeh entered into an
engagement with the French envoy (M. de Vareune) to
rehounce The succour 1t had required from the Russian
Ambassador"
On the 17h Admiral Roussin arrived, and the following
day received from the Refs Efendi confirmation of tho
ABOVE engagement, the execution of which only
prevented by the arrival OF the Russian fleet on the oath
Under these circumstances the French Ambassador iel
10 ne ms DUTY to declare TO the Porte, that he should
suspend The landing OF his baggage until he had obtain
e me dismissal oil the foreign iorcc which the Porte
admitted was no longer necessary for its saIetv The
For'e having sigiied that il ready consent pro
vded France would the conclusion OF a neace
with MehemeG Ali upon the bases previously proposed
by the French Legation Admiral Roussin did not hest
,s'e 10 subscribe to the engagement In consequences
the Refs Ehendi, ON the 2ih, addressed note to the
Russian Legation, in which, after expressing the graft
tuGe OF The Sultan for the friendly assistance afforded
him by his powerful neghbor, he declares that the al
Iair with Egypt having been entered upon officially by
the French Ambassador, and decided TO the saslaco;
OF the Sublime Porte it had been announced TO that AM
has ador that the Russian ships, which had arrived in
he channel would re ire with the first favorable wind
On the departure OF the courier which brought this
igence, NJ de Boutenctf had sent any written an
swer but his language left doubt TO his entire assent
to what had been communicated TO him. 1t is also well
known that the Russian Government, conserving TO
grant IT'S aid to the PorIe the Sultan found he had no long
need of them.
CoNsTANrGNopLE, Feb 27-"The din Of arms has
subsidized but diplomatic negotiations have become more
active. Admiral Roussin has daily conference with The
kels Edendi, and enjoys the confidence of the
do Rnttfta off 4, D.,.-
'bu seldom in the palace OF the Porte The French Am.
bassador has concluded convention with the Dvan the
substance Of which is iollows:-I Hosties between
INC two contendng parties are to by and land
2 lbrahm Pacha, shall those parts of the Otto
man empire, which, the peace being signed are to be
restored TO the Sultan 10 be again under his immediate
sovereignty before the g. The Russian feet shall
quit the Bosphorus 4. Mehemed Ali shall be endowed
by the Porte with the vassalage OF the districts Of 81
Jean d'Acre, Jerusalem, and Trpo. 5. Mehemed Pa
cha shall recognize the Sultan his Lord paramount
and take the usual oath OF allegiance g. The Porte will
facilitate by every means in its power the return of the
Egyptian army. T. The French Government pledges it.
self TO employ lite utmost influence bring about con-
vention on these bases between the Porte and Niche
med All nus is the purport OF the convention which
has been signed by the Refs Eendi and Admiral Rous-
SIM The Turks are now in high spirits the capital APP
pears be safe, and hosities are SUSPENDED Every
thing indicates that the French acting with the perfect
concurrence OF Mchemed Ali The latter wished TO ba We
all Syria conferred upon him, but according to the peced
ing articles he must content himself with only small
portion OF that Pachalk. If no mutual UNDERSTANDING &
sted between Admiral Rousn and the Vicerov of E9vnt
the FTenCh Ambassador would the risk of
missing himself at Cairo and of seeing his spulaons re-
jected. Serious collisions might then arise between the
Cabinet OF Paris and Mehemed ALI as Admiral Roussin
has soemny guaranteed 10 the Porte the acceptance o
the stipulated points The English Charge flares has
sanctioned the proceeding of The French Ambassador and
used his influence with the Porte 10 induce TO accede to
the above convention. The Austrian Inernuncio Baron
POuenies, has acted in the sense"
From OPoRro-Captan Peet of the ship Emulous ar.
rived at New York from Oporo whence he sailed March
18Th reports that vessels of the port had had no commu
ncaton with the shore for several days. They had ON
board provisions Tor Don PedTos army but the batteries
recently erected by Don Miguel, which commanded the
landing place. prevented any debarkaion except i'm the
night time. Don Pedros army although compelled TO
'ubsst on rice and fish, was apparently in good spirits
Captain Peet did not leave Vigo Bay until the 9th
March, and he says that he learned previous TO his epar
that the King of Spain had ordered his brother Don
Carlos and his suite TO return the Capital from which
we conclude says the Courier that the accounts which
have already reached that the King had ordered his
brother to leave Spain, were substantially correct
From MExGCo.-We have this morning been Cavored
with letter from the city OF Mexico from a gentleman
of distinction, dated the 10Th of March The following is
eEtrac:
eve are at last tranquil in Mexico, but have no ex
pecation OF lis continuing six months Already the oppo.
meats OF the ascendant party actively engaged i'm pre-
pairing mserials for struggle and from ALI I Gee
party in power will be able to themselves Longer
than the period above mentioned
owe have just received returns showing the election
OF General Santa Anna President and the present
retary OF the Treasury, Gomez Faias the Vice Presi
dent. Santa Anna received all but one vote
"IhCse designated the Members of the new Cabinet
are among the ablest men in the Republic and NAV do
much towards arresng the expected eyouion Santa An
ma Is decidedly of address, and exceedingly vgilant
out with all this much doubt whether peace and order can