Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-08

deepest gilet and sorrow, approach the foot OF the
Throne, TO "ntreat OF Majesty TO permit your Go
Ver'ment 10 give information to the Chamber respecting
.he sad and Ieutabe occurrences Barcelona. 10 ena
be them 10 offer to your Majesty the cooperation which
may he necessary Tor the preservation Of the law and
public order
Palace Of the Chamber. jan Is 1856
d. MendlZabe srenuously opposed the address, on the
ground that the Government was not vet in possesson of
the requisite information TO lay il before the Es,amento
! The address was rejected by "a Large majority.
CoMS,antinOp!s, Dec. G--Ihe hostile demonstrations
unprovoked aggreSsions of lbrahm Paclls ON the
Pachaik of Dagdau have, it appears, notwithstanding
the atvanced period OF the season, reused the Turkish
General in his winter quarters CT kharpoot. He
presented haSlenlng towards the Of action AZ
iheisead Of his irregular cavalry having ordered bis
guar forces. to the un,unnt it is said of % 000 men, TO
Uhow rs quickly possible. Of the bravery (even 10
rasness Of Reschd Mehs!ne bis former campaigns af-
uR abundant proof; bus the supero. discipline and
number OF his adyersarys troops unfortunately render
IL, result;in event Of collision than doubtful.
| IHe other Divisions OF the Suans army at kona and
kuara will Owing to the passes Of Mount Taurus hav
ing been fortified by lbrahm be completely isolated and
put hOrs de combAtandt is TO be feared that in
fuencr Of these dispositions the odds will De greatly in
favor ct he latter 1t is evident however, that if imne
datc satisfaction for this insult and outrage the pat
OF his son, b. not nincdlatey accorded by the Pacha
OF Egypt that will inevitably ensue and perhaps
undcr all circumstances is better tat il should hap
pen now. than when Russia will Be more prepared 10
profit BY its vlcissi;udeS.
Inc Captain Pacha has been expected here every day
during the last week With his fleet but has been detan
ed by contrary winds, and brStrrnIs weather, at the
NaIdanvS NamIk pacha, who Las directed the affairs
Ok the arsenal since his departure, Is at present danger
ons. ILL., ana Tartar has been dispatched TO fahr Pa
cha. now al Lampsacns. with instructions Tor him TO re-
pair kthrr Immediately by land The fleet. it is SAID
Will not be d!SautlcG, originally intended, but,
on the contrary he armed aud equipped complete
~ than before toug! if there be- continuance of the
present severe and stormy weather. almost unprccedent
ed IN these parts further expedition will for the pre-
sent be quite out u! the question.
= by accounts from Trpo 10 the 10th o. November,
II appears that at that prrI"3 The troops OF the Grand
SegnIor, who form the garron of TIE place, were still
confined to The town; several SortleS had been made
without Success and the Pacha cannot extend his
authority bcvoI t1c walls Pu h.antain his power thus
far cannot he dicat VIZ: five thousand armed Turks
under his command. IL HAT the Ottoman fcrte
Is very DESTROYS OF sELugang the whole country. a
squadron Of five ships, which lett Trpoll the 2Jth OF
Ocin'"r took POSSESSION ot the town OF Bengas when
refused TO- acknowledge the authority OF Turkey. No
resistance offered, ana Tie i.O were lett IN the
iowa. The Governor OF Bcngasi, brother OF the an.
c"nt Pa"iia Of Irpol, had taken refuge at Malta Sdi
ALL tie ancient pacha. has not quilted the town The
New Pachu embarrassed position from the refusal
Of the country 10 pay the taxes.
LIVERPOOL COTTON mARkET.
IfrdneSGay ftb 3, l-;t The sales on Thursday last
so bags Friday, $500; Saturday, 5000; Monday,
1880; l4rsday, !cgg3, and to-day 5000 The demand
has been moderate. In prices nave increased our
quotations l>. 10 Lid. per b. in gond American: other
descriptions remain firm. The week import is 29.404
blr;.