Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-11

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sasS1sa pEcLAEArlfoHNc Of SsE %ah soN'aS'
TIL" Russia -lNIEsi tho porsioelo Eaeso gives
The following letter ss Ui Of The Grand ooman C"an
come vH s ao upon me Press have hitherto in
Russia Our own ana ,n IL, results and the proceedings
ormca US u. illustrative Of the foslsm enaue w. T
S"wins light upon The spiFl ~ ,r,psatrd The entire
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lee': rr,or, the por.afuelio Mal'ese.]
| I''0'" w. CoSsrANrisupLE, Oct. 5.
rh D,yau "a announced to you in my last letter .aS
,.ar authorized by the Sultan TO conVoHe an GsoSlc OK
oten " nc nonhcs realm, on Sunday, Sep: ~
9sss' n,sc IF nronoupcing finally on the Russian quss
,n This high political tribunal hsnded In s DECISION al
Op NJ Monday lno Cuae u mi If h VI frs,
d srcuGd classes and Officers Of the army 1t was pes
dnJ over by tho Grand raier, Musapha rGcha win Tue
assistance Of The Schek. u l.lam and the Scheh Prince
Wb,mmed Inn. Naum Reschid Pdcha laid belUre the u.s.
emily the historical details OF The urco- difficulty
relating all The phases o! me seeDg Gm her
demands and accept the modified Vienna Mole
The Emperor had on me contrary Ill., aG b !1
he desired 10 punish the barbarian Iufks WIN lnese words
The minister concluded and the assembly passed on 10 Its
final elaboration. -, - ,,a . -,
The PROTOCOL Oh Tie spot as INC expression Oh
the national Will declared that all the Diplomatic negotiations
IN The 1mksh Russian question were al an end and thai
The Oumans offered the Crown their properly and thc
$50 @ ,he insunt viodcation Of their rights against Rus
oou h h ,hroins her troops into the Danubian Princi
n manifested her dsIain for the benefits OF peace pre-
, cisgly the moment wheh "ie fo''' 1 o'ope "eo
hIe ahHG ;s sberaI"u Mehornc Ali pacha the Minister
If War declared The regular troops on me Danube,
and an the frontier OF Anotoa amounted to I'll men,
bnut counting the Irregular cops and numerous buds of
voInnsers Moreover, the Minister could announce the
Assembly that tho de n psasy march, sn loops
decided that this imposing force should DC directed panty
The frontiers of Russia in ASIA and party 10 me boftrs OF
Roumcia Mahnoud Pacha The minister OF inc Marlhc In
Inn name OF the fleet expressed his desire to visit The
Of the Slack Sea Finally Muclr Bey. Eiend tic Official
hha Par In IN Ia
Hnnness was disposed TO manifest his devotion 10 the Sui
p Ian aud the country by unlimited sicnhcea
member cnnc utuAting those present upon Inc excel
Lam, Communications of tho Shah Of Pcru ill DESTROYS
TO know whether that Prince had really decided TO make
common with The Porte The Minister were about
10 make RELY TO this inquiry when the Sche hohammd
q Ibn-Nuum started 10 his feet and cried aloud Allah
E Allah erndimisin killcin kieskin cesse (May Gpd
y nmay sharpen The scmelnr Of the Suan) The Schcril
nhummrd. Ibn Naum who has, for fifteen years past held
the urea, chera OF Mecca, exercises an extraordinary In
furnce as descendant OF The Prophet over the various
tribes OF Arabia Syria and kurdan He then stated that
,hc ,gv had placed immense Of money oil the dspo.
sal Of HE Ministry OF War. Rescd Pacha TOOK pleasure
in auding the pacific conduct OF The various poPu'
aons in su of the Vaccinations oil Russlu, and conClu
Jcd by saying the Imperial Government would project
}. thai class of It's subjects with peculiar soiciude The
hie of the Clergy responded that they ouk real pleasure
in this report oi the Christian populations They
is added that they had contend with but their Russian
A. foes and that the Christians in maintaining Their ialhr
II submission to tho Sultan had hostile demonstration
fear but that they should declare in aVor Of the Russians
ID they would he treated az enemies
Bruck and Colonel NlldcnUrucE having Waut
cyery er 10 delay the convocaion OF The Assembly tina
lbey might prevail upon the Sultan to accept the Venn
Ii note, purely and simply percelvng the nuty OF 'ne a.
ID and Lord Satiod dc Redc, and separately drew up
note to the General Assembly depicting The caamies tina
would occasion II is also said ha ,ey p[o,eso
that tho representatives OF France and England offered
guarantee aganGs the Interpretation that Russia might CIV
Inc said note the Porte would yield This version oein
Id exact we are forced beye that Tho ambassadors OF Pus
sia and Austria refused give rny such guarantee asans
nj the future tendencies OF Russia.
However that may be- the notes 10 question were hande
10 The Porte accompanied by verbal declarations which
d red from each other and did not by any means agree
ct all instances with the note; but these had
influence upon The Grand Council when ueclueu 'hu' III
I'd negotiations had terminated
Islam pronounced his (rd the sacred and evOcaoe at
cison which Pont gives forth as the head OF me ce'
oy and lieutenant of the Sultan he has thus egaize
The eberaon by which war is gust declared against leus
sia unless the MuscoYtC troops retire Beyond The Prnh
+ inc following private et!er gives some very interesting
particulars respecting the declaration oil war noticing IN
e RELIGIOUS ceremonies with which 10 usually attended:
ut CuSsTANTIS0rLK, Sunday, Oct. z lS53
War has been declared but not commenced for so long
i The audiak Scher remains in the mosque Of Aehmc an
so nr as il has not been paraGed through the see,s hos
&c tit-s will not be openly commenced his STANDARD
u the Profit served as urban TOR Aaome accoroin
TO some arG he latter nearer 10 The ruth
for one Of his Generals. But II ID none the less ancient 40
'' sacred. There s besides; copy OF the Koran vii len
buhomet as tradition clG.es and this roll OF manuscr
enclosed in precious box with le icy VI the haaoa Is
i, tac.cd the top Of the stall
the neratiOn with which tLS relic IL J.
parded no piaolr permitted 10 look at when IL Ia cnrr
forth The Infracon 9 td rule was once punished VII
ID DEATH Under the EmpeiGT Joseph H. the Austrian nie'
nunciu escaped trcataE Tor having ghzed ut II
only though the Efforts OF the Janiesa;es attached 10 III
Embassy
The S.nd;iak gcheriH be taken out and be Parade
III from Achmet Mosque 10 the Solinanie by Inc stree
which runs along OF CODstantnople The Inter
nuncio hired house. for the Purposa 81 enjoying The sigh
this speeace by keeping the sashes ana Shulers OF NJ
windows lowered after having disguised hmseH ad thos
l. who were with him, IN Turkish dress
Id But the people knew it. They sacked his house, and
though the women succcedcd In making their escape into
Turkish house. the nernuncio beaten 20 the ground owe
re his life 10 the cxcrons OF his four Jinnissat;cS
70 The declaration OF although ho5illes cannot yC
re BEGIN will not merely useless fiction for the momen
The holy war having been proclaimed The elervcscencc
the people will ia degree subrde al least 10 lar az tn
nj Sultan and his ministers urG concerned.
The Dyan informed of tho untiscipncd state Of III
hordes elccd the b0nks Ut the Danube, ID well awar
that Omar pacha will not be able 10 restrain them from com
milling depradalions beyond That river for In the dlsirbu
ton OF provisIcns certan sarsuns have heCn ogotien
e The latter will therefore lake whatever they can lay hti
ands on The rgh, bdnk having bcen stripped already the
l. sometimes cross the Danube rob The adjacent villages
~ return with their booty
"a THO declaration of has additions! advantage 70
Turkey By allowing the Sultan MD and a2Or tho Crcas
saGS openly, by sending them arms and concluding oil
villa The Cirraesian chiefs, and, in hne, acting S
the people Of his religion who In The power
;. jccis Of tho Sultan.
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. MILITARY ASYLUMS.
:, "Heghed in the BALANCE and found nanting"
- large of money hos already been expended
sites and buildings for military asyiums, and the
H. mssioned officers and soldiers regularly taxed 10 suppu
ID these Institutions though by The way be INDUCE