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

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oio"s c ,hs consideration Of The Canada pi'''
/ ID pr,gham rave a trene ntnuS casslSa''nh -
| weakness Incidence and vacilio'','n r. ,,os,nn
| The cn,rsc nl Government IN Tue N"' and in.
10 cou,eud,d that there had been tune ehous" ~
c.,,ion epouah and insisted on the r. es'ao''s"'
If constitutional government IN Lower .ahar coo mo,
The Ministry had called for an increase OF ''oo s
to the army , This lady, wh no
Ind So long resided Syria died al DJoun 0" '"s ''
vii after long illness
,,0.rs or ihr y.ub July slale that The Gus.
,cmarr Et,s Of July had passed oil very eo'oy. -;
The King ON Sunday, with much ctfenio"t' u''..
h,sd n The mos, menorious of the exhibitors IN lne
,h;h,;on nf The works If art and manufacture,
If .he ppon of Honor ard gold, silver anu o''|e
nsdals The Gazette de France was seiztd on suhd'y
fur an article on the revolution OF Jny' 90
(Fr0m the Paris MOniteur % Ju!y 20
,o ,hs s,h The Su,an's death was known al Alex
d;o On the 9th Turkish corvette having on ooarc
Nezb Bey Keags Of the Captain facha' cna'sru % ~
nounce to the Yceroy The prest nee oil inc C"p'a W
., SIanbe sailing towards Rhodes and 10 propose 10 h
- acs The Turkish fleet under his protection to guar.
nnee il against The troubles 10 be feared IN turkey on
,he Sulrans death. The Vcrroys reply IS mol KNOWN
but he has sent the steamer, ne n ra con, Nv The
| ian Pachu On the 10Th hstrIf Etirnd sen. ny 'he
vounp Sultan TO announce his fathers death 10 le VICE
/ Ioy arrived at Alexandria.
PARIS Friday. 2. The above news has pro-
ducrd great sensation, and Inc o'po"a''c GU "
dIsmny. a.,
The Augsburg Gazette Of The 23d inst sintes that me
fleets Turkish and Egyptian will sail to Constuntinople
| together 10 overturn the new order OF 'hngs.
The ST. ma phoGe of Marseilies OF The 80 announces
Tho arrival Of The Prince &c Joinyle al ConslanlinopIe
The Sth .r,,d
Jbrabin's bulletin of The victory says that he would
pursue The army. bot he cannot find 'iiem
Letter. from Alexandra of the 9th, state great Joy 10
preyuil there On The 2olh oil, NJ CaiIle, the French
| Envoy had not arrived at lbrahim head quarters.
The Tounnnais mentions, but questions report 'nat
Her Majesty ship the Vanguard, had Geeh sunk ny e
! Ei.b souBdron whose enS II had followed.
The same paper says that the aspect assumed by al.
fairs in the East of Europe, puzzled all The politicians
Of the French capital, no two Of them agreeing upon
any vie of The that had occurred or upon the
stems which it behooved the European Towers colec-
lively or individually 10 take in the circumstances
During the first twenty days OF July G3 new failures
nte reporcd 10 have taken place in Pnris OF which The
mast important was that of NJ Lasseure, wine mer'
chant who failed for the amount Of about hall million
of dollars.
dernble debate voted credit Of 900 900 francs for
c,nlnuipp the public works and canals undertaken cy
virtue of the iuws Of Ie2l and 1872 This resolution
passed by vote of 233 10 4o
On Friday the 2OIh The Chamber of Peers delivered
is verdict on The insurgents of the 2th May Barbes
alone was sentenced death. Much lnlercession was
made and al lus it being clearly understood That inc
maintenance of public tranquility depended upon IT, the
sentence was Sunday afternoon commuled 10 inipH'
soument for life, with hard labor. On The following
morning the prisoners removed from Paris, and the
! capital has since been tranquil.
|
The Memorial des Pyrenees, Of The 23d Of July pub
fishes some from the quarters OF Don Car.
los Some time ago, The Memorial Bofdeios published
The basis of arrangement snId 10 have been sent ny
Engand 10 NJ Perez de Castro and TO have been im.ne-
daIey communicated by HIM TO Espartero. The Madrid
Gazette the 18th conadcts This statement IN every
particular; butt Notwithstanding this ohcal contradIc
tan our letters inform Us that harolo has just proposeo
10 the Prelcnde 10 give his consent OF this
| nature Though Don Carlos and the Queen Govern
| men, may now refuse, such an arrangement must be
made sooner later il is The only way 10 effect peace
| Paris Constitutional
TURKEY
The Paris Moni,eur Of Tuesday, the lGh July, which
was published al much later hour Than usual CONTAINED
the i'm portant intelligence Of the Sultan death The
telepruphc despatch. veyng this intelligence was
pucarded al the Bourse ompete, and was as follows
"STRAsBuRG, July Is, g P. NJ The Project OF the
/ 1ower Rhine 10 The President of the Councll:-'The
Minister Of Foreign fairs OF Baden has just informed
NJ de Bacuur of intelligence having been received at
Vienna that Sultan Mahmoud died on the 3o'h ut =
His eldest son. declared 10 be of age by the DVan has
been proclaimed Sultan On the 2oth, orders had been
sent 10 Hafz Pacha 10 suspend host llles a., !,
Sultan hahmoud Khan ii. was born on the 2Uth "i
July. 1888 md he'd, therefore, not completed hls MY
fourth wear lie 10 tn throne on the eth july
lsOS on the deposition Of his elder brother Nlusiapha
| Nv The Sultan VI believe has left six children. The
eldest daughter the Sulana Sally now % years OF age
married about years ago, 10 nam MAJ
The eIdes, son. Abdul hedd, born the 2Oih OF April
lo23 has succeeded 10 his fathers throne The other
children are, The Sulana adljeh in her fourteenth year
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year. the Sultan Abdul Azz, in his tenth year. and the
! Sultnna Khalrich, in her ninth year.
The Alexandria correspondent OF the Augsburg Ga-
zet,e writes date of the 9TH July that since The
victory of lbnhm, the ambition of Nlehemei Ali knew
no bounds He undecided whether he should or not
accept Of the offer whch had been made him oi The he
gency, during The minority Of the new Sultan de had
received advlccs from COnstantinope announcing that
HALL Paha the in law Of Mahmoud, relied on Rus
sa for protection and that he Choshrew Posha and Ree
chd Posha were determined assuming themse Ives the
Regency The accession Of the latter, they thought,
would secure 10 their administration the good VIII and
couuenance of England The main force Of the Egyp
liam prmy was by The last advces from Syria, marching
on Orla and Darbekr. The fleet of The Pasia was SR
| cIuzjDp off Alexandria on The 9th
DEFEAT OF THE TURKISH ARMY.
| The French Government has received the following
telegraphic despatch from ConsianlnoPle by The way
| OF Marseies .,.,.,..
i Tint a battle has been fosgh in the ghborhood oil
Aleppo and the Turkish army has been destroyed Inc
wrecks of il had crossed The frontier, but II was not
slated whether CT The Egyptian army had pursued
! them" :
The following despatch, from the Consul General of
France at Alexandria, appears 10 have arrived ahos'
simultaneously with the former
/ "ALEXsNDRIA, July G-The Egyptians uhder Tue OF
der of lbrabim wing attacked The Turkish army com
,nanded by the Seraskier Hafz Pacha al NezIb beyond
Alpppo The latter abandoned the field OF battle alter
combat of two hours All the maleriel, cannon, mus
ke,s md amnunilion fell into The hands oil The Egyp-
tians lbrahim wrole The above on the 10Th OF June
and in the tent Of the Turkish General IN Chiet lie
had returned 10 An,ab The 2S but had ordered ihree
regiments of infantry and three o cavalry 10 advance
on ORA and DaIbekir.
Orfa is situated about 40 and Darbekir about l2O En-
gsh miles within the Turkish frontier; an advance 10
the latter town might therefore, be fairly looked upon
as an infracon of The engagement by which Mehemet
All is sad 10 have bound himself France moi 10 nd.
vance into the Turkish Territory, in case OF victory
That the Yiceroy will now declare himself independent,
there can be little doubt aud il may reasonably be anti
cpalrd that he will net he disposed, after victory SO
complete 10 purchase The recognition Of his independ
ence by The Porte at high price as that which he
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