Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-29

banking house, were arrested on the 27th OF last month,
Lugano and Pisano, on the other side Of Mount
saint BERNARD. There were found upon then 10000 in
gold, and s,OOOt, in silver, besides a considerable number
Oi bank notes.
Commrrcia letters from SMYRNA, to the Oh Jan. assert
that a treaty had been concluded between Russia and the
Porte, IN which the Emperor Nicholas agrees To succour
tie Sultan with Affect, and with an army Of 6 1000 men.
We take The following from the Journal du Commerce
ot Lyons, OF the 21th ul:-" Two days sgo a mercantile
house MAS opening some bales OF cotton, when to the as
constituent oil lhose engaged in the operation, there was
iounl IA one Of them HE body OF a ncgto bcnt double and
carefully packed in the middle OF it,"
PARIS, Feb. I've are this day beset with conflicting
Intelligence and runours. Letters from Brcst aud other
oH'ports' received yesterday and uisday, speak ofthe con-
tnuance OF eNeriiors TO fit out, with all possible cxpedi-
ton, ships OF war, which is 10 form Il strong naval squad
ron Tor the Levan'. The French troops in Greece, who
had been ordered 10 hold themselves in readiness TO Gun.
BARK Tor France or Italy, will il is NOW stated, not only re-
hl"l IN ue NIorea, hut be reinforced. Those in the island
OF Corsica are TO be considerably increased. A cabinet
courier arrived here from Yienna three days ago. the
bearer, il WAS said, OF dispatches from Marshal NIaison.
Announcing The Accumulated aud accumulatng difficulties
OF the Porte, and the fears of The Turkish government
that ibrahlin, at the head oi the troops Of the robcllious
Pdcha OF Egypt, would have arrived i'm the capital of The
ottoman Empire without much more opposition, and here
dethrone the Sultan ond change the dynasty, or dictate
such other terms as circumstances had given to the con-
qucror the power TO enforce.
On the other hand, we know from better authority than
ruinour, that the efforts of France and England TO put a
stop, by negotiation, TO the progress of the Egyptian, and
20 traverse TIE designs oil Russia, ATE seconded by a wise
show OF moderation by the Turkish Government. Aus
trla Vt il moreover said, and with conidence) has throw
So 'N'S"A INV ht against hNSNld. NC uOuDt
Is entertained therefore in Paris. of the success of the
s'eps TO be taken by England, France and Austria, TO
h,ilnE aOont a settlement of the affairs in dispute between
inc forte ana MS former vassal, and TO defeat the spe-
culatons OF the Russians. You will fluid that the Russian
General Mouravieilh had sailed from Constaniinople for AL
cNdndrla, on a mission to the Pacha Mehenet Ali. and
mat an Austrian agent, bearing dispatches from the
Austrian Government, and ii is also said from The French
Charge dAilaires, had left that city for the same desiina-
lon at the same time. This would seem to have been no
JOINT undertaking. The dispatches sent by the Austrian
messenger had been submitted to Ibrahim before they
were expedited to his father; hut t does not appear tina, the
hus'lan agent had any intercourse with him previous 10 hi'
departure for Alexandra, or had been made acquainted
with the nature of the Austrian dispatches; circumstances
which suggest the belief that at Cunsiantinpule az in pari.
ana Vienna, there existed on the part of Austria and
France, a determination to act in this manner indcpend-
emily OF, or rather not in CONJUNCTION with Russia.
10 day 1t IS confidently repeated in the very best in
formed quarters here, that france and England are per.
fecty in accordance on the subject AMI that no doubt need
be entertained that Austria will fully concur in all the
measures they may deem necessary TO save from desiruc-
ton the Ottom1n empire, and to defeat the designs of the
Cabinent oil ST. Petersburg. (Pray excuse this reitera-
ton.) Prussia, is not mentioned in any of the specula-
but she is ready TO support Russia the qitid pro quo for
that support to be the Grand Duchy of Warsaw aud a por-
ton OF Lithuania. Matters are not, however. cxpected IN
20 so far. England aud France (and perhaps AUSTRIA be-
ing serious in their determination, Russia will not dare for
the present TO act in opposition to them. Mehemet Ali is
also more IavoraOIy disposed towards the two Powers first
mentioned than TO Russia, and would concede TO their
representations what he would refuse to the threats or i'm.
tngues OF Russia. In hne, the war between the Porte and
the Pacha oil Egypt is here believed to be on the point of
cessation, and Russia TO be about TO sustain a bloodiess ,M.
feat, tcn-io!d more disastrous TO her Than would be the
loss OF a score OF battles.
ToULoN, Jan. q = The lelegraphic despatch was re-
ceived yesterday, which brought orders immediately TO
arm the Superbe o. the line the Veto ia irgate. and Sc
yeral other men of war. On the other hand the Maren.
IL 6 81 rs f5aG d5get aaRRGG E EeeeeeIIgREaa 'SSff Orders s TO orbb be in u r . y a. snsa E,
mission, the object OF which is not stated; hence our ,ou-
ncians are in a great bue tie. Some pretend that on, naval
torce is gting TO the Levant as a counterpoise 10 The pro.
Jects OF a Russian squadron, others that i is to assist the
Emperor Den Pedro; some again have taken up the old
notion oil an expedition against 1 onstauIia under the Duke
oil orleans, or oil a display OF our naval force on the coast
OF Hayti, TO compel that Government TO paw the tribute
which 1t hos taken upon iself but now refuses.
MADRID jan Zl'-Letters, l am informed, have been
received in this city containing intelligence TO the effect
that General SOlignac, at the head OF Don Pedro's troops.
was engaged in an action with the army of Don Miguel
OF which no less than 1000 men were killed, and a con.
siderable number made prisoners. Letters worthy OF
credit, from the frontiers OF Portugal, as well as nom
Caiiz' Inform us without, however, entering into any OF
The grounds Tor such an opinion, that Don Miguel will
not hold out beyond the present winter as the cLiei man
oil Portugal.
VIENNA, Jan. %.
Up to noon TO day no later accounts from Coistaninoplo
have been received through any official channel. Phi
vate letters hom Sentlin are in circulation among the
merchants which already speak Of the negotiations with
lbrahim for an armistce. ibrihim, it is stated. has declared
himself ready immediately TO commence his retreat; aud,
take up a position on the frontiers of Syria, if the Turk
would agree to the ccssi0n OF that pro ince, and to lis
father its unlimited sovereignty, but Till tia; was dcue. he
could not interrupt his military operations. Now. if j.
true, as the letters announce, that Notwithstanding ti,
hard and important condition, an armistice really las been
concluded, we may take il for granted, that the Sultan.
IN order to preserve the rest Of his empire and maintain
the tranquility OF The capital, is ready TO make any sacri-
nee, and iidt a formal treaty OF peace with Mchemct
| All is not far distant.
The Sultan besides must hasten TO get ri of Ihrahim
Pacha, because in various parts Of the Turkish province,
in Europe a spirito of discomfort manifests itself, which may
prove as dangerous TO it as the Egyptian army. Attempt.
at instruction have already taken place at Bosnia, re-
speeding which there are no particular accounts. but which
prove the total absence oftroops, and without tho assistance
Of the Scrvians, it will be difficult to suppress. Prince
hiilosch continues 10 he devoted to lhe Porte, and will re-
main so long as it is on good terms with Russia. He pos.
sesses sufficient means 10 put down the Bosnians and will
doubtless be ready 10 do so. Bat then he cannot give the
Sultan any direct assistance against Ibrahim. Itis affirm
ed that on the first intelligence OF the defeat of The Grand
Nizier, J corps OF 10 900 Scrvians were placed at the dis.
posSl Of the Sultan. The Disturbances in Bosnia may
probably prevent the march OF this corps, which tle Sui.
tan would willingly order into the capital. Itappedrs that
! aIer the battle oil KOnish about $4,000 Turkish troop.
iected and posted at Nrussa for The defence Of the capt
tal.
IRELAND.
State Gf The County If KILKENNY There are nf ti,
moment upwards Of 1870 prisoners in our county jiil-a
number unprecedenuy gredt-neMly 100 Of whom are
have ii nationally accounted for, says tie Wexford Con-
scrvative, how it comes TO pass that, in the list ofthe per
sons committed Tor those atrocities, there does not occur
the name Of a single Protestant
attack on The POhcc-One man 6iIed -Anothsr at.
tack was made upon four Of the constabulary on Monday
last, at a place called Wrstelands, at about q niles IS, 81
OF Louisburgh, in this county (Nayo) in c nsequeuco Of
which one han was III iet, and two Others Wounoed
n JfhttqOot ShOt-On saturday morning last, as six
OF the Clouioche police were paIoiling near Ralbeflin,
they heard the rerOit 81 FIRE. az ms between one AMI two
O'Clock; aud HON Mr. thzhentY having received some