Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-27

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recognition Of HE independence and this security 10 MS
heirs, The whole OF his possessions would have reVereo
10 The Porte in the OF The dssensons and guar
res that il is generally believed Wi! occur between MS
sons Immediately on his demise. The danger OF ge
neral alone at lime IMMINENT mas mus passed
but il still possible that 10 the course OF the
negotiations that would be entered upon, ior me hai
adjustment Of the affair, something might occur 10 re-
new the apprehensions now so happily removed.
PARIS, July %.
On The 22d ut telearaphic dispatches were received
in Paris, announcing that lbrahm Fasha hao auaeKeu
and comple,eIy routed The Turkish army, commanded
by The Spraser Haiz Pashu at Ntzeb, situate beyond
Aeppo tina, he had sent three regiments OF cavalry ana
three of infantry in pursuit OF Inc ,uguVes' IN he
direction Of O,Ga ard Diarbekr, ana mat lie "'ole
his despach from the tent OF The TURKISH general-in
the affair, v L1ch showed that IbraA commenced his
offensive movement on the 20h June, and that on the
night Of the gath and morning OF the 2oh ne auoSSea
the Turkish army which gave way after cennonade OF
two hours, and literally without resistance lotah
had returned 10 Anlab.
Later accounts reached Paris on Friday, Goth ut stat
ipe that The Captain Pssha had in anticipation OF the
demise of Sultan Mahmoud received orders 10 return
with The Ottoman fleet under his orders, from Oahpo
to The Bosphorus; but that instead OF compliance he
landed The 10 COO troops he had taken on 0oald LOT Tue
coast Of Syria operate with the army OF The Seras
ker and sailed for Rhodes with intention 10 deliver
M the fleet 10 Mehemt ALI TO whom he bad written 10
that effect The Inter replied in special letter. out IN
fortunately the nature Of remained unknown IN fats
II would appear thnt the French Admiral Lalunde had
made no hostile attempt to impede the voyage OF the
traitor, Ahmed Felhi, uhe Captain Pasha IL was even
re- ported that lie had saluted his flag Oddly enough
these circumstances seized by the spectators as
proof of the bearing Of The French Governme nj towards
aehemil Ali al the very moment when u was processing
the most profound regard ios The youthn ouNan, 40
duel Medjd. This surmise implying charge OF ouPl-
civ which WILL we are convinced, turn out TO be un
warranted, probably suggested oy articles 10 some
Of the Paris Journals recommending the re adoption OF
Napoleon's views on Egypt.
while This was passing at distance from the Turk
ish capital all was hustle in that city. The remains oil
hlahnoud had been inferred with ponp All his Ter
man DOCTORS vino had, il was charged, brought on OF
aggravated his illness by allowing him 10 swallow con-
slant and large doses OF alcohol, were dismissed, an
English physician, Or. Mlingen, Obe friend oil Lord
Byron was appointed Physician 10 the young Sultan
the Dvan The interim actively engaged in filling
ue the Ministry, Of which ! WILL il have space give
list else here IN order sent Gas have already
stately to Hofz Pasha TO suspend hcsllles; but the IA
tai battle Of Nszeb had been fought before 1t reached
him The order sent 10 The Captain Pasha was
as have shown, disregarded but The Divan DID not
stop there. 1t despatched Special Envoy TO Mehemt
Ali with presents OF immense value, calling upon him
TO concur with the Sultan and his government, 10 re-
constitute the Ottoman Empire-recognlzing his hered.
tury sovereignty over Egypt, on payment OF tribute
but requiring the restitution of Syria In conclusion
be invited 10 proceed TO Consianlinople TO confer
with the Divan The measures TO be taken with The
cbjcts Just named. The Envoy, The bearer oil these
dispatches had arrived in Alexandria; but here again
| am left in painful anxiety The nature OF Mehenit
Ais reply not known. That ii would he un!a
vurable is in Paris the general belief and indeed that II
vas known 10 The French Government to have been
ructl appears by letter from TUuon, OF the 24th July,
which that and pressing orders had been re-
ceyed BY telegraph, 10 fit and prepare for sea imme
dately The remaining ships OF the line in that harbor
Thus it will be that doubts aud fears still rested
this very important question The direction ,aken
BY The troops sent forward by lbrai, after the battle
al Nezeb was held prove that lie projected extending
the boundary Of Syria This intended portion oil his Ia
theirs domnions) to the Persian Gulf, which would ne
cessarrIy involve him with England; but certain conces
sious lately made the Eng sh by his wise ana talent.
ed father, would argue that 10 provoke the hostility OF
that power did not enter into his policy
| Russia Austria, Prussia france and England, are
said TO be determined on sustaining the sultan out thou
sands of accidents are possible any one
of which would defeat The objects OF this anlcaOe ain
ance and set them at variance with each other Russia
is described making vast but comparatively secret
preparations 70! amy emergency 10 maFch upen Con
| slannopie still believed 10 be her object
In this stutc compelled to leave the subject, ob-
serving the French Funds have not fallen IN cone
quence Of that which has occurred IN The Eas,: ne
j three per Cents were on the 29h July at 10, 20
DEA1u OF SULTAN MAuMouD : The Austrian official
paper the death of The Sultan to have taken
place on The Is. Of juy-lhe Augsburg Gazette asserts
that he really expired the 2Slh of June at IN The al.
ternuon but that the event kept secret TILL the Isl
The corr. spondence states that Mahmoud bace solemn
adieu, The 2Glh, TO ell The great unconaes, being
conscious oil his approaching tate declaring ihat ne mac
nothing rep0ach himself with and asking Eose around
! whether they could say the same.
lie then called him his heir, Abdel Medjd, his sonn
law Hail pacha and Khosew and tod his successor
to depend on khosrew and Hail. taking the first as an
example Of rmness and courage, the latter rs the sym
Dol Of prudence and circumspecIion In these tunes
Of trouble and tunult, finish The work have begun
This German correspondence represents the sultan as
greatly irrtated against France and Admiral houssn,
| Tor the prediction and favor shown 10 Egypt me
of quarantine against the plague had been
suspended by the Sultan, and orders sent 10 az
and the Captain Pacha, 10 stop wherever the nissiVe
| found them
One journal announces that Mahmoud issued an or
der before his DEATH Tor setting Tree all those concemn'
cd Tor political offences we read 10 another that-
"Mahmoud the day before his death, being very III,
wrnie with his hands letter TO the Emperor NJ
cholas, which he entrusted TO MIR Boutenief lie con
yersed for quarter of an hour with his dplomasl, IN
presence OF Hail Pacha, his son in law, after which he
asked for his sons and daughters He showed TO Abdel
Msdd, The present Sultan, small box in which he put
his papers, saying tina. he would there find the will and
| counsels of his father.
"The adeus of the Sultan to his wives and servants
were very affecting He forgot of them; he testl
fed regret that Reschid Pacha and Fet Achmet were
not at Constanlinople. The latter and tahz Pccha,
Nlahmoud considered his children and dearest disc
pies When The courier lett, the Sultan Abdel McoJd
had already received The ambassadors and spoken with
them different affairs, in way vi ch denotes good
deal Of capacity; but he declared, that, although Inc
right heir by the law he would take step without the
counses OF The DIyan, until the time oil MS real mao
rily'
! a letter in The Paris Messenger states, that Mehemet
Ali has accepted the overures of the Captain Pachn,
and taken the Sultan under his protection II al
eges ALSO that an envoy from The young Sultan had ar
rived in Egypt, bringing 6rman bestowing on the Pa,
cha the hereditary possession of Egypt and Syria, and
also the post of generaissmo of The Turkish armies,
with invitation visit Consantnope and there treat
of The high interests Of Turkey and Egypt.
DEAD WEIGHT.-in The late news from England, II IS
stated that the R.nk ofEngand endeayorng TO sell
their dead ,cegM As many of our readers may not On.
deslnnd what the means, the following explana.
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