Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-20

ira R:rssa and Prns-n.) . whom az hrm"' - 49,,
! scnns- w.s communicated The Trsh'' % 'he 49,:
! ii u ~hn cII"wed vas moi known va ,"t r,s
day how. y,r. Sab Eirrdi, (Minislef :" Jus''cey III
ordered IL proc, ed with The negotiations oPe'.u 49,
Niche mel Ali Cabinet were hourly atLs,a
or de, ting from The Embassies OF Russia r'a"ee
Engli , ,:,, -
In hrs stale the affair remained at Cnns'anlinopi1
Al, drp.ndrd IN the resolve % the five great p"tis'
hn W. have no Intimation of The nature :" maj Fs"
The young Sultan is, il aPprats en- "' Gr'n,n
h.,ncrp) and prrslaler. He had issnru ~ "''"
"a hch was read in all lhe musqnes) recommending "
iahul To rPcitp their prayers regularly ana 10 aosa
rridy from wine. In order 10 p'OVe tha' 't INNS.
hrd not inherited the Soaking propFpsi les :" ms n.'e'
IN ibal respect he caused the whole ol the naphihce"
stock oG Champaign and other WIVES when h''ru '"e
cellars Of pnr Anhmoud nnd The superb service OF c,y
,aI cut 81 Is hch iis hrercd"x putaons we" qnaHro'
10 be pitched into The BusphoEus, although oil The Saue
of a million of pastres.
m. accounts mus received from Alrxnnd'l. are OF
.7rh JULY They contain news from Syria, nor m
deed any facts Of Importance The whole OF '"e
Turkish H. ct with The exception OF the three decker
had ulrut!y entered the harbour ct Alexandra. anu
those we're landing guns ard heavy stores to admit
of their following their consrrls The best hn'rs'"u
ina prevailed brlwccn the Turks aud Egyplians-aie-
hrme. Ali nokiug with TO the cultivation OF me
uurd dispositions Of the former towards him tie re-
m. inrd cool and tranquil, but determined
Those lrllers contradict oil the rnmnrs with Wmch
Paris had been inundated ol the entry OF The hussahs
int, C"nslaniinorle-he consequent forcing OF he Lar
,f lIp Russian sIps &c The French squadron, under
Admiral l.aar!e, was still at anchor on hr const OF
Trny (qnile convenient however: as you Know 10 me
Dnrdantps) The British fleet was. on he 2''h Jn'y'
Of paros taking in water, and would immediately pro.
coed Ia Iened0s be al hard 10 aci IN concert win e
French squadron should occasion require.
The result Of all this is, therefore that Hehemet Al
will defend his pelrnsors 10 the hereditary sovereignty
of Egypt Syria. and Candn. which. II acknowledged,
would render him most dulilu "suk icet'at is per-
fec,ly nlppp ndent Of the Pnrte Tint the hive powers
had resolved in The Circumstances. on something but
what we know not and That 1t Russia should preSa on
The other powers in attack Mehemet All,
iii iha, be her desire he will march upon Constantine
pie and 10 supply The CaSus F9dsrs contemplated ny
The treaty of Unkar Skiessi-in plain language lha,
excuse for intervention in the affairs OF Turkey when
Russia 80 urdcnty DESIRES and impose consequently on
France md England measures for coun,erac'ing her
The M0nirenr Of This morning contains lrlegraphc
despatch from Bnyonne which shows That the dsaHec'
tinn long suspected with The Carlst army and The ru
mored resolve of some of lis chiefs 10 compel settle.
men, of The dispute between Don Carlos and The Queen
were well founded.
INDEPENDENTLY of This il is known that hlnroo, the
General in Chief Of Don Carlos, hos hpd more than one
interview with Lord John Hay and several cummuni-
cations with Gen Esparero. The belief is, therefore
neral that the conflict about 10 be terminated; nut
there will be yet much difficulty in arranging The terms
In no other part Of the Continent is there any ihng
political observable that would interest you.
France is perfectly tranquil. Trade ls some what bet.
ter The harvest in progress, and turning out better
than was anticipated.
Among the passe myers 10 The Great Western we are
glad 10 see That Gov Reynolds Of Illinois, has returned
having effected conditional arrangement for the sale
of the Illinois stock There proposed improve
me nj in country important than one OF these
sought be effected through the loan negotiated by
Governor Reynolds and his colleague h" canal unlt
ing the lakes with the Mississippi, through The iii
nos river, completes the round OF water commnnica
ton which nsulales the Union, and we think there Is
link yyhD
the canal uniting The lakes and the Mississippi
We are glad 10 see that o Connell has defeated the
attempt of Mr.. Spring Rice, the English Chancellor OF
the Exclsquer, 10 IechaIer The Bank OF Ireland
[Giobe
"THE BANK OF IRELAND O'Connell has OBJ
tanned triumph over the Chancellor oil The E5cheqner,
BY having driven The latter from his purpose OF renew
inc the charter of The Bank of ireland 1t pos poncd
until the session. Meantime bill Will pass allow
ing the bank temporary continuance II appears 10
have been the wish of Mr. Spring Rice TO have the char
ters Of the Bank OF England and Ireland 10 expire al
the same line-so that all future applications should be
al the same session.
We annex some additional items Of intelligence, fur.
nshed by the Engl;sh papers by the Great Western:
Extract from a letter, dated LondOn. August %
A contract was yesterday signed with capitalists at
the West End for four millions OF Illinois stock on To-
votabe terms for the Stale Of Illinois, and the commits
sioners drawings and Oakley will embark tonoHo"
in the great Western.
Letter jio,n an eGeer eFMe Bank Of Ensland, dated
".3ueust %.
within the last week the exchanges turned in IA.
vor Of This country and The general aspect OF affairs IS
much brighter Notwithstanding we discount al SIX per
cent. Our harvest is progressing iarorhhy, uhd we
contemplate ere long shall see oil things right
Your statement pecling affairs in America is quite sa-
tisuctory."
II We take from the Journal of Commerce notice
extracted no doubt from the recent English papers =
We ask our countrymen the South TO read It more
than consider the purpose and consequence u
carried out of each of the three propositions contained
therein We osk them 10 look forward TO the period
when free State Of the desert ptlon mentioned shall be
established in mexico-guaranieed 10 doubt IN s m
tpary and institutions by the British government We
ak them also consider with hat portion OF The people
of the United States The notice SO presented IS likely 10
gain f:vor:-[.f Y Star.
Sdrery in TEXAS In the British House of Commons
Mr. OCnnne lately gave notice that early next session
he would move resolution that it is The opnion Of
This House that her Mseys Ministers ought not to adj
y.se her Majesty to recognise the independence of the
State calling itself the Texas, unless with the consent OF
Mexico Of which country il formed part; nor unless
the abolition Of slayery and the making The slave Trade
piracy were necessary provisions IN It's constitution
so address her Majesty, praying that she would
be prncously pleased 10 give directions 10 her Ministers
to make an agreement with the government OF Mexico
to piuce al her disposal portion IF The unoeeupied terri
tgrD On hcr northern boundary to be SIT apart as an
initpendent asylum free state for persons et color
POLITICAL.
VrKMoyr ElEcrIos-ln I67 towns the Democratic
yafiousIy stated Some Of The Wing prints give twelve
thu Dsn liz nd eu