Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-26

;, ,,,sn,s Young Edward Connolly, tro!nci OF me
r.yelcT vas shot throrch The head by The SIDE o. SIR
r her, Sale September 2hh, l>iO Dr. Lore ie'I d.
Pu,wsn purrah, NJ. Z; E4,iray, lis successor, and
DR. Grant his assistant and friend, were k'fo ~
Rb;,an on The outbreak oil the present nsufrecnoa;
SIR YIN nlcNaughen, SIR Alexander Burnes, SaP''
Linn taooIy mo, the traveller, he at khva,) Capt
2,o,dro,, and Lieut. Burnes, have become rclims al
Ca5ool. .<,.-.,,
TIC u.o.., can no longer be doubted of the nnhapp.
.,oo,s =. Csb,ol Accounts have been recevrd "ach
can be ,.n ctiy relied upon, and from When lie 'oi-
!o.Ing eAtFac':
,.r,l.L.d wounded and confused from suffering and
.,i,us y. relates tina, people quilted Cabool IN
Icr The Convention agreed upon by MAJOR Pottnger, on
The 9Th inst, The canionmeni was immediately occu-
med nv me afghans and the English were almost iH'.
med aiey artacaed. he mafch became anu con''n'eo
60 ne bhoo.d Caboo Pass, about Ten miles from
csbJ IN. ladies' were sen, back under an escort oil
som. o: kbar Csans people, who promised to protect
hem.
,,s ,-;son.rs The native troops became disorgan-
rod and scattered a; Jagdaiuk four hundfed OF her
u,iy AIN. no had before KEEP, we'll together, be.
a.. d,so-ganized also, broke and scattered
..H.vnno ms the Doctor knows nothing, having,
w,h the greatest difficulty preserved ms own lie lie
the names Of officers whom lie knows TO have
tli!en. Bfig.cIe' -h"o '''' -! - '' $50 " -
.so,os sraerless may have escaped, but there is Ill
n, hon. tina, The main body are any thing bat anEihi-
lated. =,
I'VE gave Up SIX hostages before leaving the canton
ne,,- y ehb. Walsh, Connolly, and three oihers-cho
~.n .upoo.e, by lot. There is hope perhaps for
the women than Tor any one else
eGso Elphlns,one Qhe repor, of whose death must
Ia ve been erroneousl and Col Suction taken pr.
.oners Something Ike treaty, not very reputable
to US, preceded The ma' cn ,tG int troops
p.,,s-We Ito learn, from source entitled TO
confidence that The King OF the French IS aboring u'-
der disease which, TO man OF ms age, is very alarm
,np He is SAID 10 BE- affected with oropsy, ana as ne IS
now IN his Goth year, complaint of this kind may just
/, excite the most serious aPpTehensons
TURKEY.
CoxsrAsr,xoPlE, 9Th March.-The Divan had held
several extraordinary councils towards the close Of
Frbrua-v on the receip, Of dispatches from Syria
TIE resolutions OF the assembly were not known but
II was sad tina, the communications subsequently, made
bv the Grand V,zer the different legations we're Of
4 most satisfactory nature. NJ MavrocoTdato Minister
Of the Greek Government to the Ottoman fofte, mao
arrived al Consant.nople. The Porte had prohibited
ne sale Of gunpowder manufactured a. Gaata and
Pera.
1,iandria-Letters BY The Levant mail state that
Mehene, Ali had returned TO Cairo lis health ives
,-ynnna to be impaired By the fatigues his journey
m ooer Egypt He had abo!s shed the wine spirits,
and skin N; nopoes, and permitted The caravans to
ornc Their goods as formerly 10 the market Of Cairo
The treaty concluded with the PasI'a for the transit oil
merchandise 20 India had been put in fosce.
RUSSIA AND CtRCaSSIA
According 10 The last adviccs from st Petersburg,
Intelligence had been received that the Circa sslans had
taken Advantage Of the mldness Of the winter to make
nroad in the Russian territory beyond the kuban and
Caucasus BODY of those inoun,aneers, 1OOo strong,
advanced to distance Of 200 wesss from their country,
.u,pr,sed the town and fortress Of kfJar in the Cauca
sian province drYered, np plumber and carried off
prisoners number OF lis Inhabitants.