Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-08-14
FURTHER FOREIGN NEWS.
hl'SiAs INVASION or AsIA-rHT ALLIE. urI-

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'e't'"s ne"s from tie seat of war, which We :ub0u:
TIE LATEST WAR NEWS.
| FROM the Liverpool EYcn:s July ri
| . '"'P'n Resignation, II coiirm"t'. &c sr
W "isu = n'' !'Hey Ia hnsG ANY mate!i clec:
Oncr P"chn's departure from the caIaD t,r Cn..;i,
'ln"Plr is mn "i more important matter .n, 81.
tan wall doubtless be- put in "s.c.s". OF ;h.. .,s
Htaie ol Affairs M tile ot Dy has cxuricuri
and able chief tho vuluc OF whose im.ncn,,.,p ,~.
opinion will be above all price not only 10 n. ,y,;I
Ensanf. ''.'
| ~ I'acha has en0u,!. nf the real position
W 40 pc'! !ere"' i"rceS IL -nablr him tu i',:m
rec uea "t "hdt the Result OF the sr!e Srhcs:unnl
VIII De- nd his great military talent. .u:,I!r ,: -
ui,fersai n"Iief Il is well for Turkey tia; si. i#,
,' 'hs critical moment So great romiGan!-- and >,
devoted servant. whom :..r rlfl, a., ~. :.
Fue 'usnr"httun and homes! counsel. Quo f,.,El
Sc lis clearly rs the people OF this c,.u:rrv that r.,,
"af IF Increasing ~ mn-aiigr '.uv b. G.v 4! tia:
10 project Tie Turks! d"!i.l! ,I> again: . -ru.,
vi Ncr Ru-slan invaders, Turkey Il, I,, r. X =, 20,
sure on her own strength.
Inc force N which h. enemy Lay. ,nc,.a .,i.-,-
Pe""ico b.ir" hnrs, AFR ;i"y lad ~ l,j
=! sCrh ser!"l!S '"---. 81 tn h.:. r,,.; o.. Il.
o'nvk sca' a"' tn" rtp.iity with w!r!. tiny ihr,'.
| IA l" push forward their coau.,sI> ia G.,g Mtr,s
SHOW" lhat 'ne Richest p"Tirm =" il. C:,ulrr:; ,'r-
"il!''io ni '"ir 10 he qI.ch!y "vrrrl. ry IL, G.
'ark' "s;dn!tng tae prcsc.cg ot H. ali.u,; a.
lies IN The Crmea.
Til" Turkish Llucf secs tia, Russ. hn. cu.v.t..t
Us III her strategy and that Ii" Ep,.,e.aaca g. Q,
'roiE MuscovIre fore. %: ;he Uauab. wuut li... -
~ s',>t ioriIriab,e Il not in lr p.,-
''"n After Tic fall If kars, ErZe:urr wcGI! :n,r
HI with diversion on tho Danube in favor If 4.
movements, fie Russian forces lni.ht H., fr ii m 80
As'"c Coils; o: tho Sea Of Marmora G.: TIE Nagt,.
uclcs.
Such erterpris, may be a,che,. ~: o., r. 20 o.,
magnitude, Dnt II -i:oIhi be REMEMBERED tha: d. -
iiaty cx2i" has bren found too great fUr pu--;fr
| army: ihr turkish connIand-r in Asia asks 10Y So.
ma oI -o'ooo men 10 rcs.s, The advance o i!.r Re-.
si"i ,ro"p"' ant II is feared tkGt II, will Only "L.:
rnelonrth OF tia; numbcr: therefore the srnr.! c,.
be easily predicted AMI il i. us-lcss 10 .sv ;nsi r
army winch Eas carried 10 coEqucs,s into ih h-.,,
.! nn enemy county is de."urnt for il. rr,ppl". 81
any "i mo other means required 10: III" accomplish
Inent of great military designs, upon charcr.
The arivnnc" 81 the Russians upon Erz-r,vm ,ru
cul>c most important diversion the Allied f.cc.
IN the East III favor at the enemy in the CrnIcn At
with 4 simultaneous advance uIi the DObr, i.,I,n
Russias strategy would show itself prc.,mnciir
superior to that Of III, enemcs against wIou 81. ns
to contend.
w" have no reason 10 think that Russia hns urJ,,!.
taken the invasion of the S,an's Asirtic ;crrnr,r
We only bear, It is true, OF au army ut :OtGJ me-.
bong III the ncighborhGld OF kars: but wha. r,h;
have we to suppose that thin force constitutes H."
whole ut the enemys available strength Oh the rnu
tier of Asia Miuorl
With the immense feet Russia was a!lnwu,! 10
have i'll the Sea of Azon. employed in the traispnl.
oi troops and munitions of war III by no means i'm.
probable that we shall hear OF the prcsenc. n two ct.
three armies ot 3U,D'O men OA the Turkish frontier m
Asia. The ultimate result Of all this extension l.,
ltussas military strength may be in our favor but
lis immediate elect Is 10 widen the theatre of war
and to conoulId the attention OF those engaged IN H.
| The Russians will tiriify themselves in every po.
s"n they take up in Asia; and il they appear ia
force on the Danube as they assurcdly will, e!u
have TO drive them from their sron. hold in A-ia .I
the Crimea, III addition Ia opposing their advau,. o
Turkey Proper. llcncc We iud the war is like II
snow bali-tho longer 1t Is rolled the larger j; grow
And we are inclined To think that when the As.ni!,
portion OF the enemy's plans are prepared for full
development the remainder Of their designs will be-
| speedily disclosed.
With triumphant army the Euphratcs, what
is to prevent liz pushing forward still nearer he
| Busphnrus! Ii Russia extensive "r-
cupation OF the Sutans Asiac territories, il may
possibly lend 10 the restoration of peace the C?a.
would willingly abandon the Crlmca ior so rich II
prize and Austria would feel herself amply rewarded
i'll getting the undsputed possession OF the Principal
ites. II this s not 10 be the end Of Russia move
men,s i'll the neighborbood of Erzcroum, they mus
| be instantly opposed by the Allied Governments.
| The Earl OF Clurendou informed the House OF
Lords Tuesday lust, that government had sent
out distinguished officer 10 Asia, aud that t!.cry
was no apprehension ot khrs being taken by e5u1
de maip. But we find by our advccs from ,ha, qaa..
ter that violent full OF rain which prevc;,d t.Ir
movements of the enemy, heavy artillery proved tie!
sole salvation of the Turkish fortress; and Mr.. Layr
told the sa;ne day "that II The Russians succeed
ed, he feared they would, in taking kars tr whole
nf Asia Minor would be i'll their hands" And, be
added show could then propose terms Of pcaC"
Ii took ScbastopO and wou!;! not allow the for
tress TO remain, 20 be reconstructed, the Crm"r
would BE- useless to Russia, who would say, don;
want the Crimca, because We have material suaraa
for the whole oi the East in the occupation OF Asia
Minor"
Two years ago tho honorable member entered the
government TO keep its eye steadily liked in this n-
por.nt directions; bu all that has been done has i"G
positive tendency To prevent the Turkish govern
u.nt from doing anyti. tor i!!c defence Of ihm; val
liable portion OF its dn;niInn-: and now The cums"
qucIIcu ot that nr 'ct Is m Important diversion IL
favor uf the Russians in the Crimca, in cl Iar
most critical moments in our history.
IL s 10 ou hoped, however. that the matter w
now receive prompt attention, aud thar III" SaiOs!
will he enabcd, without dciLy, 10 send su;.sier'
infce by way "f Trcbzun e, nearer r"E.r. T.
Tho suc,'or "f his t!n"p- the Ge"rginl. iro,rr
President Fillmore visited III"
birthplace Of Burns "n tie 18th July, aal embahct
Tor Belfast in the evening.
The opsequles ot Lrd Raglan we-e pcrforryh
with every mark u: Respect Al Bristol, an'! 10y isr
cruwds uf strangers attracted IL tia! city lie body
vt the oceascd was linlcI from III" tdr:Iuc sL O.!
war, ,i,ni the firing oi cannon, 'uu. al bells L..
lnut led drums. Trc funeral Prp""s-!Oa WAS iwp
miles in length, while the pSv"IEcmIs, windows,
| nuuse-tops and rigging 81 the shppih- along ls
quay were lined with tt,u,an'!a oi men, women nul
children. The body al the drcrt-rd was iuIEn g.
the tomb ut Bnimm,ton tho burial piacr u, lGo HlaI
ly ot tie Somerseis.
upwards u thirty srirr,'d sick AMI w"unG.d -"'i..l4
number OF SIX p7chsl hd.4Ierct"tf, EvDrgI"G h,
herself and court Indies.
SIR William M"es,tnrth re.ciccri on tn" ,,ii
II July, Il. nIpnber # Parliament ior 'h- r"'uug 70:
southwark. There WAS :. shay o. hnu's IL" -.
= rcs Napier, but no one Ielnandci pJ.. !. IT,; 10.
half.
l4e Parliamentary committee ~ 'hThfc:.c .r-.,
ii:iun hss resolved "a srnat ClC."jO o Crgr = -.
Ciure AID his crew for tho dscovcry o the Work
west passagr.
Tho Earl of Antrim is dsal; he is .uc'.:,:-. ~
MS brother, Iii. Hon. Mark Kerr, captain "a o..
navy.
Lieutenant the Hon. T. F.tzclarcnrc di-d ~ -
9th of wounds received IN the attack tbc Is.
June. H. was the youngest soE Of the Ea!! u Nu-
s;er.
Another gross act Of favori,i-m is exciting d:.g's.
but not us:onishincnt. Lord George Puy.t wnU,,
services consist in four months summer rc,''u'" "
the Crimra, and the remainder on leave IN Gn-!4n!
has b, Oh given the good service pension, al" =
u der Of the Bath, an! the command VI tile ilgt''
yalry div vsion, over tho lcd'!s Oi MS Ecn"G r"''..
:yho have served with distinction the VIII
nnsn. uJ:i"s
In. Peruvian Minister in London ha>'.P.!Gy!a..
Of reduction "i per cent. on the fesic""t ta..
,.ebt, and per cent. Oh deferred, ~
tilla is much clarified in conseq'vved to establish
The bank ot England haviny,n. have purcLh.c+
a branch at the west end OF I'ls OF Angesey. nra!
III. residence of the late auo VIII open /; III IN"
Piccidlliy for shout EP
course ot tow weeksctoria is expected IN Pa.i.ou
FRANCE -Que,e will make her entrance ~ tho
;be lsth of Aucuand the Boulevard de Sus,1urg.
Strasburg rai.ved with the ringing OF bells AID Trim
She il TO bcr
Of cannon. lscovered that the author Of the colebrn
II is pamphlet attributed TO Prince Napocon ;=
ted W. other than NJ. Mirolnwsk who figured in
reaplsb, Baden and Sicihau instructions.
tJhc widow Of Napoleon the Firsts brother In
lc,i, tthe Princess Alcxnnlrine Laurence &c Be-.
amp,) has just died, aged Il.
SPAIN.-Prince Adalhert, heir apparent Of fBs;a"ia.
TO marry the inlanta Maria Anciin the king, sster
Advces from Barcelona SPEAK q. the run1u- effects
IF the resurrection. Many Of the influential rn:au-
,nc,urers aud opuent individu Is had left "a were
preparing to leave, that city; 5ooO0gCg' r:al' ha4