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DIR. Cooke.


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Fall and Winter Goods.
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RE now opening large stock of fashionable DRY
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To Wheelwrights.

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STATI0NA AIRY.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-27
AFFAIRS In TIE EAST

The Paris correspondent Of The New York Courier
furnishes The follow ing interesting letters the subject
of recent important events which have aken place in
Turkish affairs
The death of the Sultan Mahmoud which took place
Consanlinople The night Of the Both June and LIST
July. This even, being foreseen- persons say
brought about-orders sent the 2slh June TO
the Sernskier Hafz Pasha to suspend hos,ili,ies.
The sailing Of The Turkish feet from the Dordanelles
had been equally prevented. The Egyptian feet was
still, the 9Th June, cruzing off Alexandra. The
British and French fleets respectively had sailed 10 pre-
vent collision Of those Of the Sultan and The Fceroy,
SO that only circumstance seemed 10 threaten serious
bcsties-un order despatched by h1ehemit Ali 10 his
son lbrahim, 10 drive back the Turks from the Egyptian
territory.
All danger OF general war growing out Of The quar-
rel of the Sultan and Mehemt Ali, seems TO be thus
completely removed, for The successor of MahmouG-
his Abdul Medjd-a youth IL years old only, but
who immediately his fathers death, declared Of
age by the Divon, ard pocaimed-was entirely in the
hands of The four great European powers having in
tercs in the preservation Of the Otoman Empire, and
would consequently accept their mediation.
The formal ond irrevocable recognition OF Mehemit
Ais Sovereignty in Egypt and Syria would unques
tonnby be Of the leading points in The act of media
ton and settlement thus the greatest benefit, except
permission to him TO conquer and usurp the Ottoman
bcne that could be conferred him, would be confer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-27
MISCELLANEOUS.
EXPLORING EXPEDITION.

We find in the Army and Navy Chronicle the follow.
ing extracts Of letter from gentleman on board the
ship Relief, attached 10 the expedition, which give some
very interesting particulars of The voyage up TO The time
Of it's date, April 10. 1889:
1--WE sailed from Rio de Janeiro on the 10Th Deem
Der for Orange Bay in Terra del Fuego, with instruc
lions line of soundings down the coast Of Pata
gonia We had delightful passage, in sight Of land
almost the whole time. Al port ST Elena we were so
near the land as the amas feeding The sides of
the hills. On the 2lst we were south of The Sun
Christmas day passed in la, % deg. q min South
long 4S deg IL min. We had for dinner roast Pover,
psrridges and green peas all cooked in France! About
The Isl Of January we began 10 see abaros and occa
sonally SEAL On the 9th Of January were off port
81 Elena and saw the amas; delightful day. the
land looked very tempting but we could not land, not
having leave. The country appears barren, no large
trees, but stumpy vegetation. The whole coast of
Patagonia has the .ame rough aud fiat appearances; no
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-27
MR.. WEBsTER'S SPEECH.

The first riennia celebration of The National Agri-
cultural Society was held Oxford The 18th Of July
Earl Spencer presided AT the dinner nearly 5000 per.
sson sat down TO The table, under an immense awning
Many good uasls and speeches elected from among
which we select the remarks Of Mr.. Webster.
The Chairman, earl Spencer) in giving the next
toast said they had already drunk The health of TO-
reign minister who present, but they had the honor
and advantage of having among them other foreigners
not employed in any public capacity, who had come
among them for the purpose Of seeing meeting of En-.
gish farmers such he belle red had been witno