Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-18

as,,ia ON The one side and Russia and Prussia on
the oher-had refused to give the Turkish Heel un
all his demands should be complied with It's
hat strong desire for Egyptian sway exists va Iuiy
lha, numerous bodies of troops hud joined the army
of lbrahm and TIN, h had been repeatedly ufgeu 70
march into the TNIkish territory. ,o.,d
IL is said. that The Emperor of hoss'a nus oeea'eu
be ,a,dnesa In fulfil hia s,ipuluons IN the treaty Of
IJnkiar skeess by marching army 10 The assistance
or ,ba Snl,an whenever called upon TO 90 so. The fa
cha was increasing his military preparations e nGo
demanded from The merchants OF Cairo and alexandra
loan of 400 900 taaries and obtained nearly the whole
Of it, Ills troops and sailors were exercised daily, ana
in every way he was Strengthening himself Tor war
which he seemed 10 consider inevitable
It may be well 10 stale, that his demands are no"
confined TO the hereditary sovereignty OF Egypt and
SYRIA, and the dismissal of khosrew Pacha from the
premiership OF Turkey The For!e refuses 70 u'shss
KhoseH, and refuses also Tue heredaFy sovereignty
Syria
the throne of Manoud, in The person ct Sadir bey,
Who claims TO be OF NJ usapha " the elder brother
and predecessor Of hahmoud by one OF me ladies' OF
the harem who escaped when the women OF Mustapha
serago put 10 death, being psegncn, al The time,
and afterwards gave birth 10 this same Nadlr.
Note addressed by Tie Ottoman Porte TO hc Representa-
lres IF the foe Porers.
at is known that after The coming 10 Inc tnfohe OF
the Sultan his Majesty accorded 10 the facha OF Egypt
(Nlehemet Ally his pardon, and wished 10 conceoe 70
him the hereditary right 10 Egypt. commission was
named to with the Pacls on this basis when me
representatives of The five powers announced to The Vi
toman Porte in collective note, that they we're charged
by their respective Governments 10 regulate the Egyp-
tan question The Ottoman Porte s!nmedIately INFORM
ed Mehemet Ii of the fact; but whilst It attended WIN
calmne.s TO the effect Of the measures which the hVe
powers were collectively Offering TO Mehemet An, mat
person pu forth preenslons oil the most staring ma
iure the object of them being obtain the heirshp oil
all The provinces submitted 10 his administration al
the same time he announced that ne delivered the re
sllution of the Ottoman fleet TO the accomplish
ment Of his views, and he required changes to be
made among the high functionaries OF the ottoman en-
pre- which depended alone the sovereign VII OF ,he
Sultan Besides he addressed sedI,ious letters 10 n
yizers of Roumela and Antoa, 10 excite them TO revolt
This conduct of the Pacha of Egypt should be consider
ed as violation OF the rights Of The subject, end Inc
Sublime Porte desires that The great powers VIII advise
him how TO compel the Pacha of Egypt to enter again
into the line Of duty 10 restore the Ottoman feet to re
nounce the hership of Syr and the inadmssibe pre-.
tension of dismsson Of Khosrew Pacha; 10 abstain r"
all attempts to raise the provinces faithful TO The forif
and in fne to wait tranquility tor the resolutions which
the great powers may think proper TO adopt and which
will be confirmed by the Porte The Sublime Porte IN
ytes the representatives 10 transmit the present mole !"
their respective Governments 10 demand inslIucuons
and communicate them 10 the Porte
(From the n. y Erening Star
We are happy learn, by the intelligence received BY
the Liverpool that previous to The departure OF General
Hamilton who is passenger on board OF this shP from
Paris the 10th Sept last treaty Of amty and COM
merce was agreed upon between France and Texas,
which contained a recognition OF The independence o
the latter Copies in both languages had been eI
Soult, merely waited the return Of the King 10 Paris.
tia, it might be laid before hiu, when The treaty would
be formally executed.
We understand, that The recognition of the Re-
public by Great Britain, will certainly follow, and
that the loan of FIVE millions Of dollars which Gen. Rs-
milton and Mr. Burnley went out 10 effect 10 in train
which promises prompt and successful negotiation
General Hamilton we understand, goes Immediately
TO Texas obtain the confirmation Of the Government
Of that Republic Of the arrangements which Mr. Burnley
and himself have made in England hist The former
gentleman remains in London close the negotiation
Highly Important from Spain-Don Carlos and his
army have been completely routed by Espartero and
fled into France for refuge The Insurgents OF Cutao-
mia had, with Cabrera, DC mostly LAID down their arms
Nappears that the corps OF Don Carlos in the Bas'Hn
intercepted by EsparteIo from The main body Of his
army, and driven into urdax The French frontier,
Rayonne, Sept -, where the sub project vent TO
him and recommended him TO take refuge within France
He accordingly did enter inio Bayonne, with his family
and 900 household troops, Sept a. all of whom laid
down their arms and conducted to place OF safe
". On Sept. Huh, Aavese ard two Nuvarese bat
taons, and all the Carst staff, with Generals EIiu
and Negr holly pursued by Epartero into Urdax fed
over the frontier 10 France, and also submitted FGnr
other Navarese hatalons entered by Ssfre aud were
dsarmed. Only eight more Carst battaiions remain
ed in Navarro and General Espartero was IL march in
pursuit Of them on the 10th.
The famous cura,e Merino aad Gen Negri at Bay
onne Don Carlos was accompanied by the Princess
OF Eera his son. the Prince of Asuras and the niu
Don Sebastian About 900 OF his sodle have enter
ed France and Submitted.
The French government by telegraph received all the
news and Immediately Marshal SouIl the chief of
his staff Baron de Tinan, to conduct the preiender 20
Bourge,, assigned for his residence The Nuniteur Of
September 18th also announces that King Louis Phi
lppe had conferred The grand Gordon othe Legion OF o
General Espareio, Duke Of Victoria, and Gene
Iaiissimo Of the Spanish armies; and that Captain Foz
aide De camp of the President OF The Council, left Paris
Monday 10 present him with The insignia Of ba,
coratiUn
The French ministry appropriate. 10 itself in great
degree, through its Official organ, the merit Of having
pacifed Spain
karoto has played bold part, one liable 10 much ob.
loGuy; bot in what ne has done he has the adhesion
the abes man in the Carlst ranks Urbslondo; end Of
the most honest. Simon dc la Tore Eight battaIons
of Biscayans under Tore, FIVE Casan under Urbstop
do three Gupuscoan under lturbe, tos ether with
stray corps and cavalry, made their submission the
Queens general at Bergara The FIVE other Guipuscoan
battalions have since joined which make lwen,y.one
battalions.
Moreno, the assassin Of klr Boyd has been shot by
his own soldiers.
Turkey -Mehemet Ali is terrifying the whole line of
coast down 10 Aboukr He is determined TO resist any
attempts Of The English and French fleets cut the
Turkish ships out OF Alexandria. The BRUSH fleet wus,
By accounts from Cons'antnope TO August 2Slh still at
the Dardanelles Mehemet Ali persists in demanding
territory than the Sultan is willing give Revoils
are reported in Ala Minor in Albania &c. But little
hope is entertained by the Allied Powers 4 at they
adjust matters with The Egyptian Pacha without n war
The British and French Fleets in Me Lcrant.-F From
the immense naval force Of these powers lying of 1ene
dos, in the beginning of September, should suppose
that ehemet Ali could soon be brought terms; they
consisted Of
Engish-Ten ships ofths line viz: the Princess Char.
lolte, the Rodney, the Beerophon, the Asia The aiD
den, the Pembroke The Vanguard The Ganges the Pow
erful, and the lmplacabe.
frsneh-Eight ships Of the line, viz l'lena lie Monte.
beo, lie Triton rHercule, lie JUPITER lie Trident, &C.
nereux, and lie Diademe.
Besides the foregoing there al anchor. off Tene.
dos ID figs'o., briggs sooPs and steamers belonging TO
the two nations, making in ell force Of 80 vessels
lie 10 Il
ers at Constan,nope. and another English soop .,
Smyrns; and the French had brig in the Dadsuelles
steamer at Constantnope, sloop at Beyrer.h, ind
brig at Alexandra.
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