Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-23

maous seam packet fer twentv-iour hou.'' !"
- ;, .nnon, re The resul! OF that sep ~ h's
poyernmeot. lake Advantage .! this cheu,u
stance 10 add some details 10 those ! se.s
Yesterday II was only this evening tha' ~. I'D
ply of the Divan TO that ultima um elm
known. This morning The Minister U, .,.a,;sh
AfTairs addressed 10 The French aud Ensn,n
ministers note, in which ne Pui Inc w ,"n
questions 10 them:- Do the TREATIES OF ha'enum
Kaynard and O, Passarovich Civ. The two PoS
ers, Russia and Austria, the right 10 drmdLa ",
ey,radilion OF Inc Hungarian reiusts'
Would he refusal OF the Sultan to deliver theh,
nm he considered an infraction OF those lIealie>
Z Could the two powers in consequence OF such
retnsal declare war against h Pofte7 A. IL ine
event of The two powers declaring war, wou'u
England and Fcance support Turkey wan au
armed trIcc7 5. Are the refugees, Claimed ~
Russia the subjects OF lha, power1 b. In case
The refusal Of the Porte should only cause fuP'
,ure Of relations between the Diyan and The nun
islers of the two demanding powers. and state oil
cuolness more or less prolonged OF tn Two pow,
ers towards Turkey, would France and England
interfere 10 re-esabsh the relations on their Tor
mer tootne2 Soon after The receipt CT ms coIntu-
nication. he French and Engish Ambassadors
had comics ence, ard decided on replying BY
collective mole, which was delivered 10 the course
Of The day TO the Turkish Minister OF Fo:e'Sn
Affairs. The reply, ii am well informed, is as
fo!lows:-On The first question, no; The treaties
alluded 10 DO not confer the right On austria ald
Russia. On lie second question, mt; the refusal
ol the Polle would net be any inirac;iCn Of the
treaties. On The third question, il cannot be ad-
milcd lha. such refusal could be followed BY
declaration Of wal; and such declaration, il II
took place, would be unuslihable. On lbe tounh
onesiion: The Two ambassadors mot guarantee
me co-opera!lon OF The armed forces Of England
and France. without receiving special ns,ruc-
liors On the fifth question: |! is possible lha,
some of the refugees claimed by Russia may be
.ull subjects OF thai power; bat Tor The generality
Of ham, il is inconeslable that The refugees.
whose c1uadion is demanded, are not Russian
subjects. On the sixth question Yes, France
ard England will aclivrly interfere with Rrs'ia
end Austria 10 re.esatlish good relations between
these TWO poweTs and The Forte. There can he
no doubt, in nv opinion, but that lnis note VIII
nowarluliy contr, butte 10 na in The Porte IN lie
former determination; thai The ul!imalum will cc
rejected, and that here will result rupture oil
relations between The Russian and Austrian min.
is,ers ara The Divan. Bnt declaration Of war
for such motive, would appear such an odon'
ACT. tina; We can barely admit its possibility.
There is, however, every thing 10 be dreaded on
Inc part of such power as Rrasa. and Europe
will do weI 10 be IN IT'S guaii.
The London Times announces The brupl call
OF The Cabinet from the country 10 deliocfae mp
on The Torkish question, and InfeIs from ms Inc
extreme importance attached by The government
10 he news.
The Paris papers are unanimous in declaring
thai the Turkish government was fully juslhed
in refusing The er:iaLition OF the Hungarian aid
Polish refugees as demanded ny Russia and
Austria. and that the conduct Of the Suan and
his ministers is deserving the appreciation OF
Europe The Debals expresses hope mai
| Turkey will no! be left alone 10 fight the bale OF
the cause of humanity and The law OF nations.
| The Russian government, in an oftlciai no'c
| presented TO The Pope, having stated that inc
| French Government had, on the request OF Rus-
STA, expelled the Polish refugees from France,
| the Debats treats The assertion as calumny,
ard declares that il does mol believe that "ot all
the governments which nave existed in France,
| The wors, would have been capable ot any such
shameful weakness"
The following from the JmOniteur confirms our
| impression that Russia is aiming to ex!end hel
| Marine Exposure. Thai print says:
"The Turkish question CONTINUES 10 create
considerable uneasiness here, because IS !eared
that Russia will lake advantage o! Inc quarrel 10
push forward her views on The Daldaneiles. The
English aud French governments ale teirrmiLsd
TO resist any VI !us aggression mat MY ce mace
IA
Turkish ally, end IN he explanations EhIch have
| taken PLACE between me Marquis OF Normandy
and Mons. &c TocqLcyilIe since Inc recent events
| al Conslanlinope have lranspirfd the utmost
cordialjty prevailed as we'll as lie fulics, deter
| mutation on the pan oi tn. Two governments 10
| give Turkey all Ire support that may De aeccs'
sary for her defence asai S: asgres Ion OF ihYa'
| sion"
The Pals Constitutional states that il is Tie
intention Ct the Sultan 10 remove the hungarian
and Polish refugees Who hai taken refuge IN ms
dominions, 10 ConsiaaIinople. For lhal purIo'e
steamer was despatched secretly on the night
| Of The 18TH 10 Varna, to bring Them 10 The capt
tai, whrncc it would he easy 10 send hem 10
This, il will o, observed, is in Gitec, violation
oi HI threat 0. Russia that their removal would
bens'n!ei.
IMPORTANT RUMOR.-T The Cologne Ga
zsue allir,ns on the authority OF Vienna euers Of
the eth, that Kossuh and his companions were
safe on board British man.ol.waG
MEETING OF THE JENNINGS FAMILY.
hl meeting of M nber o! persons, being
hieGy respectable cilizeLs OF the couaics OF
Piusylyania, Halifax. and Campbell, claiming TO
b. heiIs-and also of a number oil Other respect
able persons, claiming TO be representatives Of
oiher absent heirs OF William Jennings, tsceas-
day, the 18Th day Of October, 1919,
"a motion OF Major David II. Clark, G ~
Benz. w. s. Cabeil was appoireL Chairman,
and William Rison was appointed SecrcIs!,
Upon taking The chair Gen. Cabel explain
he object ot The neeing ard as iIs organ, inyi',d
free and frank conference Of the Individual, |
composing il. and requested that they wonIj lay
any evidence N their possession Oh The table, !
whereupon the published proceedings Of H. con-
venIion Of The Jennings family, lately held in |
Nashville Tennessee, AMI various documents
touching the subject, =; W. II as iinrorant oral
testimony, were Presrhted by different eenlemcn |
Tor the usc o! he neeiHg
The following resolutions were then offered BY |
Major David II, Clark, which wt!e adoTet, 10
wit;
Resolved, Thai : committee he apPone. by
The chairman, wh,s4 futy i, SHALL b. 10 pen
correspondence with such persons as ,"ey may
deem eYredenl, ior the purpose oil anlhcnicalins
the claim Of The heirs nf William Jennings, de-
ceased, 81 England. now residing in this country
and Iha, said committee report the fe,ull II
their proceedings 10 an adjoufn"d meeting Of this
body, 10 DC leIf a! Pn!syly.nia cou!i House: on !
the Isl day OF November ne1t.
The chairman hcfrupon gfplIn;ed The fellow
Ing gentlemen a committee 10 carry out the Cb-
iect OF the alb We resolution 10 Wit:
David II. Clark Thompson Robertson, Jesse
C Carter, " N. Rison, and i,f. jeaainss e.
Thompson.
Rrsulvei, Trat this meeting do new adjourn Ia
meet again al Pittsy,yaIia Court House, tn the
Isl day oil November next, at which time and
place they invite all persons resden' n this STATE,
claiming TO be heir OF William Jennings, deed,
Of EGglard, 10 be presen.
Resolved, Thai The proceedings Of This meeting
be published in The Richmond, Lynchburs, Farm
vile, and Dansiile newspapers.
Ard then the meeting adjourned.
b w. IS. CABELL, Chairman.
WA R;sos, Secretary.
y The Wing, Examiner, Republican. AM
Tunes, and Fdrni9lc paper, please copy.
Telegraphel Tor the Baltimore American.
WASHINGTON, Oc'. 81.
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