Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-05-09
TURKEY.
TURKEY.
EXPULSION of TIE GREEKS-GREAr FIRE ~ Cos


sIAHIl|OPLE. ETC.
\ letter dated Constannople, April TO- to the Lon
don Morning Herald savs:
~ courier from Nnlo came in last night with cheer
III" news from the disturbed districts The forces OF
,aI G p of laiu and Dclvino and Of Rem
ici t"tl, ttie comnader-in-chici, had routed 6<
insurgents III several bloody engagements and uv-
wards ni two hundred villages had submitted 10 tho
authority OF the Sultan. Her Maes,v's consul ;Ir.
Blunt, was at TirIalu, and had contributed by word
aud decd towards the qualification.
Inc hicasurc. taken b. the Porte 10 "xpc Greek
SUBJECTS from Turkey are very Facilities ar
granted to those who desire to place hcmsevcs under
uic lurksi protection, but exceptions 10 the general
rule are very scarce. The number ut passports de
hTere'. by the commission does nn, exceed 1900 and
am positively informed tina, in al about 5.mo
HteeK', including women ant. Children are the eve
"' Iu!'S C"i.antinuplc Ii Is useless 10 add illht
two-t!lrs OF this number belong 10 the scum of orr
population.
The Turkish aud Egyptian fleets will he ready TO
proceed tn the Black Sea on the l2tlI instant to on
Tie British aid trccl squalros, and proceed 10 the
coast ot CrclsIa 10 attack the Russian iorts Of So
hum Annpu.
Extract OF II letter from Kurs March Is:
ie achilc7s AMONG The troops iar greatly a''a'cd.
The mortality which averaged iormerly from - 10 10
per uny. lins decreased TO twruty The ;vpus j. IN
tsln;: turio,'sy among the Russian tronps.''
Money Keeps rraching this from Erzcrpum. and
guns ana ammunition the road between :l.s
alld tle latcr city. Would 10 God that Eriti,i
French troops be sent this way: without ,lIrln fear.
that the HusSans will be more than match for the
Turks.
y dreadful fire broke ont the S instant nj Sn-
on,a, III the Jews quarter II having gradually cN-
tended Itself IN tw" directions il acquired such in
telrfr that oil hopes 0i saving 1905 lJiit horir,r
were given up. When the steamer lett upwards Of
Oo iI"Iscs and shops had been burnt. and when
sea III" "n's' {" the sky was perceived i"r upwards
Of two hours.
Fresh troops have been sen. Ia Prrytsa. rn:
Turkish forces in that direction umount Ia 10000 re
;.ulars 1T present.
ALARMING STATE Of TURKEY.
The l"l"wiis letter. published in the London Time,
gives ,>ieartrnlng account ri Turkish affairs:
nS>TiSTiNoPLE, 18th April.
Il am not sure il this letter which is the second
have written to-day. will be- in ,inlr tn rcari you In
my first s"i'! enough |" make You understand nar
our alinirs were not going "n we'll There Il tcg'
more details. which Suhion. Tie Russians are ma-
king ns much prgrcss in their march rs by their pro-
paSanlisn. On the one hand they rcIusc the Turks,
who begin Ia br intin,intel "n th" other, they
cite the flame "t revolt having for that object tho
ilrll,rs nj their beck and service. Omrr Paclu
hns every reason 10 complain of The present War
Minister.
ain vain hc asks 10 have s,ccor .rit t him: Ria
paSha does Eoi gran: II, but ncr long delays ari
agains: his will. The g"nrrnssim", lssurGd
I'm, been obliged to write the subirc; directly
the Sultan. The r,lmor cirruntcs, and NOT without
some probability, that Thss,av in full revolt AMI
thai Macedonia areahy feels The cicc; Of il, and the
spark ia already kndlcd Sanuica. ii is thought
here that the Siltall III consequence of listening
much to Resch Pnsia, has done wrong in dismiss
| in. his brothcr-n-aw, Mch"niet Ali Pasha who is
M honest man, partzan Of war, and whose opinion
on that point hRs been found correct, inasnu,h as il
has been declnred III spite Of the efforts Ai Rcsch!d
Pas!a, aud who enjoys the unhoundef cos.idcnce Of
the people ana the sincere friendship oi Omrr Pusha
"Such man being sci inside under circumstances
like the prcscl and while Rcschi l'asi, dctcstcd
by the people, Is from time 10 time forced affect
lness---cl man put aside, occasions great void.
| \ people is not rcgcncratcd hy threats on paper.
| * DpHr n.In H.. D DfIil
who Is influential mud popular and Rcschd. whose
merits do not dispute, is neither the ono nor the
other. There Is, TO be sure, Murtapla Pasha, tho
Grand EiZicr. whose honorable sentiments and ca
paci:v are well kiowr but he passcs for being too
anxious To civlizc, aud too grcAt friend of tho
Christians, and therefore he wants somebody with
hun who IL powerful Hnd influential with the people,
III order that niay be understood that the friend OF
Mchcmct Ali Paslu cannot be hostile 70 the peOple.
| Mustupta Pasia is known To the Turkish pcop. OF
Constnntinoplc only by his justice, and is grcnt dis
lllteresteness when he wis President Of the Grand
Council; but that is not sufficient at n moment like
| the present. Mny Gnh h.Ip tl. T"ri.s
LATEST FROM EUROPE
| NEW foRK, MAY 5.-rhc steamer Atricn, with
Liverpool datrs to the l2I April, arrived to-day.
| The steamer franklin arrived at Liverpool on the
Goth April.
Wheat III Liverpool had advanced Sd. corn was
without change; flour hal advanced j.. daring the
week. Sales OF Baltimore flour ut 3Ss. 3D.; Canal
flour :sSs IL .}Ss cd: white wheat a n lbs I'd whit.
|
sales of the week 40, SOD bales. Corsols So 81.
Richardson Il Brothers, agents orthc steamer City
of Glasgow say they have little fear for the safety ri
| the vessel. She WINS efficient in every respect had
winter for 10 days. distilIimg apparatus, and proy-
sons for ID days for her BIB passengers ulso coal for
| 26 days.
a treaty of closer alliance had been ratified be-
tween France and England.
\ treaty OF alliance hnd been signed between Aus
| trim and PRUSSIA.
The war news from the Baltic the Black Sea and
| the Danube is unchanged.
The expulsion of the Greeks is vigorously nnforr-
ed. The Greek Instruction has assumed the Guer-
| rlla wnrinrc-llarr;issinS hut not formidable.
| Lord SraOrd had published strong mnnii'.4tn
against the Greek government for iuvoring the irsur
| rcction.
The massacre Of Greeks by Turks n Voo, is re-
ported. The accounts, however, are doubtful.
Vague reports prevail OF the violation of the Ser
| vian territory.
Prince Daniel, IL reported to have Summoned tho
MOntenegrlDs In arms against the Turks.
The cnmpaign i'll Asia in expected to open about
| the middle ui April.
There is nothing of Importance arom either Eng
land or France.
claims for redress on account "i lIc seizure of TIL:
| Bnck Warrior BY the Cuban authorities.
AT the insnIire oi Great Britain Sp"mi.h Iecr.n
hns been publish" cnina the authorities "r Cubs
| to register all ,h- ~lnves i:l that island.
Sardinia and Holland lave joined in reputation of
| priratrrrimg.
The Journal dc Petersburg publishes reply 10 the
| English and French declaration %!
Ncssclrndrs circular Invors the Greek instruction.
| The lee in the Gull OF Finland had become much
broken.
The latest trIcgraphc news from London is mp TO :
O'clock, Saturday AFTERNOON, April .!d. Nothing new
had rc,l,lcd That ri,v, at that hour, except rlmo.i
from Paris and Vienna al new l'rs.ihn mediation
LrvERrUoL, SATURDAY, April 2!.-'ihr estimated
gales of cotton ilIr the week amount to 1850 bales
The market closes tancly, bu -;cnliIy and prices
unchanged.
P.RI> April 2l.--A dispatch from Orlg Pa4hn
confirms the accounts of previous successes by thc
Turks over superior forces al the passage Of hc Da
nu,e but, in obedience t" orders the Turks had re-
treated into the line M kalnnt.
1t is asserted from Copenhagen, that Sweden Ind
positively entered into secret !rcaty with Rus
sia by which hns been restored an "bSo!c;" cnar:-
nc.t iorbidlins than four ships N line
term. harlor. The same enactment has been as"
extended to Norway.
The French squadron Of twcnty-sevcn rrssc.,
der Admiral Duchcsnc-. has LEFT Brc-t for the Bal;ic
The Greek Government has received the ADgl"
! French note 0l threatening character.
A Greek ship with nnli!itioiI has been captured
| on NcgrOpont.
a correspondent of the Lonlon Times says ths
aspect. Mr. Soulr had demanded the immediate recall 0
the Black Warrior affair has a--uin"d threatening
Pcznclu and tho appointment Of Captain General
to alills; on the spot such difficulties hcrcai
Ter mise He also demanded II large indemnity.
Tie Spanish decree for the registry Of the slaves "i
Cuba provides for the introduction Of white Iaborers
Barcelona and Sarlgossa nrc i'll state oi annarchy.
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TOUCHING TIE PERSON OF SIR c. Ma
PIER.-A part of Lord Pancrs,o:i'. speech at tho
late dinner to Sir Charles Napier reminlo lis OF pSa
sage in n letter from "cbarning Molly Lapel' to tho
countess Of Suffolk Our noble Home Secretary al
ludeI TO the cnsv dress Of Sir Charles Napier, and th
members Of the Reform Club recognized the truth OF
Lord Palmcrstons description Of their friend by Il
good -natured laugh aud hearty cheer Sir Charles
Is not given tailor lcs4 80, perhaps than tho
Great Lori Peterborough, Of whom Molly Lepcl ia;
left yn rhar,4ing description in few words. The
Great General cur'less about dress-indiIerent,
indeed about what people would call appear
What person in London who knows London, and haa