Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-23

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su;, or The wreck of the Turkish army be will pro.
rsed s the main body of his forces against The facha
az ilarasch Tie latter, whose troops 40 ho' e3ce'"
II O(O men being unable 10 resist "ouio reueal upon
Konah The capital Of AnatoiIa' "nere .ne o,"y ~
rve is CONGO n,tured That is the only spot al which
The Turks could ngan try The chances 81 war; II shou6
he against lhem there would be no other obstacle oe
tween lbrehim ard Constantnope Than the mere DIS
lance: for all the efforts Of The sultan han oeeh' uhof
luna;rly concentrated on the Enpnia,'s'
aL,t,spnrA July 6-The Turkish army oil SYRIA is
defunct The following ole inc iacs'- .
On the 2Oh of June his Highness lorah'h tacha'
commanding The Egyptian army inosru ,. no", ms
campmeal and crossed the Ladonr' ara men nIarc,ru
10 the yi,loae Of Mezza, where the SULTAN cavalry
commanded BY four Pashas, were ehcamPea' MS n'sh'
ness lhrahm Pasha ordered ali his artillery !" take up
position within half mile Of the Iurk,sh army, ahu 10
c,nuousdeit ASP NJ they opened their iIrri IN hall
an Eour The Turkish cavalry fed, peIl nell IN The dec
lion of N.zb (wbere the Sultan 8 nam army was en-
canped under Hufz Pasho) leaving hehhd them an 'ntf
provisions and military chests his iignhess lota"lm
pasta then hailed the Egyptian ioIce iof teP"se III
midnight N:h
June 2lst.-At midnight he marched towards NezlD;
f. in after daylight with tie cavalry he nae cannon
AIDED The day before. and a the remaining ca'ay VI VIC
Turkish force lch had been advanced ~ TWO DIVISIONS
n,mplv one half at Alezzo and the other IN advance
brnbm pasha ordered the artillery to CONNIE nee their
fire. and his cavalry charge In Tour hours The whoe
Of the snv" sev WAY bsd 9I behind
June 22d-The Egyptian army reposed This day
/ June 23d-His Highness, with two regiments OF ga.
yalry accompanied by his body guard ana DIS snt or
tlery left the camp and olled up TO the walls oil Nezo
leaving orders with Sueman Pasha his Lieutenant &c.
TO move alter him, as slowly as possible III oioel
thu, the troops might not be faligued
| On the 24lh al midnight the whole oil the Egyptian
ce was in the presence of the Turks, and shortly al
,e,ws,ds commenced the general action of which give
YOU an sccounl in The following extract oil letel from
the Austrian Consul at AePPo, dated June 2eh IN le
| evening:
afte cannonade three hours The Turks threw down
their arms and abandoned their artillery and ammuni.
lion ying n every direction. Not one OF them coud
have reached the Euphrates had lbrahm fasha ~lsheo
seriously 10 prevent 1.-THE city o! AlePpo has petition
ed lbrahn Pasba 10 make arrangements iOr oo"glng
the disarmed sodley of Haz Pasha TO recross Inc Eu
pirates in order rot ~ disturb The security we ENJOY
here.
on The road Messr, for The purpose oil meeting Sc
yero prisoners of rank who expected TO arrive on
the field Of battle taken several English amateurs,
who were brought thither by curiosity, and VINO nave
pressed their great aonlshmsnt a, The iuckess result
! VI the campaign
..Ihe poor Sultan will probably have to make great
sacrifices in order TO appease his powerful vossaL Inc
few egyptian troops e, here have sci ont IN the orec
ton Of the camp, which is precisely on me same
occupied Yesterday morning by Hafz Pacha and MS
army Tomorrow the next day The Egyptian au-
yanced guard commanded by Osman Pasha will com.
nence passing the Euphrales-every thing Indicates
that such is The intention Of the Egyptian Serashlef'
The friends Of the English amateurs before mentioned
need not be under any appre tensions about lheW Us
lbrahin Pasha will give them instant liberty
This day Iuly G) The Pasha's steamers, The Genoroso
ard Egyptian arrived but we regret TO say mat hey
do not bring lbraim Pasha's desputches. v suppose
lie thinks his laconc telegraph despatch TO ms ,slh,
via Drmiea be sufficient II ran thus: ne urRs
are dispersed; they have left behind them every tns'
besides 6 900 prisoners" BY these vessels we learn
| , g tIo
! Pashas service They have been accepted, and Trans
ports have been ordered 10 ScandeToon 10 bring theh
/ here They will probably be sent 10 The Hedas ana
Yemen TO assist III bringing the whole Vi Afaoa unuei
| the Egy ptian government
OTToMAs MIsI.rEY-The Temps publishes le'ter
from Vienna, mentioning The following changes IN The
Ottoman ministry Husrew Pacha, former President
Of the Council OF State. appointed Grand fIzer
a, Prime Minister Hail Pacha (slahmouds first
sopin Iaw0 was named Seraskier. or Generals5i mo,
and Chief Director Of the War Department NehJ'p
EGend was to have the direction oil The mateF'tt Of
the War ID. parment Sab Pacha, the second son-in
law of Mahn.oud (who said by La Presse 10 nave
been tangled by order Of The Dvan would be MINIS
ter of Commerce Reoui Pacha, President OF the Coun
Gil in the place Of uuslrew Pncha. Sab Efiendl was
charged with the execution Of the and ac!s OF
Government Chekb Efendi was 10 be Director Of the
Commercial Relations with Europe; the Mehr bey, III
rector OF Public Affairs in The Foreign Department
Two new situations had been created tor Riza facna,
who was named Marshal Of the Sernglio aud Tor All
! Nediib Bey steward the Sulana, mother OF hodui
Nedrd the present Sultan. The other ministers and
public appear to have been maintained III
Office The 9"SsOu'g Gazette publishes Two ie,'''s "0"
Cattaro and Ragusa, The first dated The 21th ut
The correspondent OF the London Morning fosl, coh-
msnlng on uksh affairs, says:
Great and nome ntous as this catastrophe may be- II
forms but half OF the danger that no" Involves ,ne
o,hr empire The Captain Pacha has reoeiieu
against the Government and sailed with The "hoie OF
the feet 10 Rhodes He had been formally recalled 10
Constan,inope by Chosref Pacha but Achmet, VINO
knew him TO be his personal enemy suppressed tie or
der and proceeded On being questioned oy inc
admiral of the French squadron 10 bs intentions, lie
informed him that, regarded the Egyptians 'ney were
pacific and in proof OF his good faith, invited nun 10
accompany him The fleets have accordingly saed To-
pe,her Immediately on receiving his recall Achmet
Pacha is said have despatched two 1artars 10 the camp
of Hafz conjurlng him to conclude peace WIN iofa
him. and 10 make common cause against their more
dangerous enemies al Constantinople He oil course,
knew nothing a, The time OF The rou. OF Hahzs army
| BELGIUM.
! The Cathedral Of Bruges dcstr0wdby Fire we write
these lines with feelings OF profound sorrow. Our beau
ul Cathedral is ames the roof and the sleepe have
already fallen The fremen and troops are already on
the spot, The furious wind that is raging makes US lear
for the surrounding buildings Culrassier was KILLED
by falling from the roof of neghboring house It's
affirmed that the misfortune is owing TO the careessness
Of the plumbers Tho were at work in The chutch
journal de Bruges.
The letters received in London on the 3lst from 81
Petersburg bring Imperial Ukases, BY which lm'
porlant changes made in the Russian currency
The silver ruble. and its fractional parts, as now IN cir
culalion henceorh 10 be recognised the only legal
measure of value.
! CHINA
According 10 The London Shipping Gazette OF July
3lst, dispatches from Calcutta Of The 2Oth May, ano
from Bombay The OH Of June, containing news from
China late The 18th of April, had been received py
the British East India Company. They announce Ihe
seizure, by The Chinese authorities, Of The BRUSH gu
pernlendenl and several Of the British merchants me
prisoners not allowed food water IN consequence
of which Capt. Elliott, the superintendent required al
merchants 10 deliver up their opium, guaranteeing mem
payment Of the same. The quantity delivered up was
estimated at Two millions of rupees but neither captain
Elliott nor The merchants had been released up 10 Inc
data of thpsr adyices