Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-19
LATE NORTHERN AND EUROPEAN
NEWS.
IMPORTANT FROM TURKEY

dated O,nstantinople, o0:h July, says:
All Cons,au,iuoplo is in fcrment. Th
greates. excitement prevails among ell class s
On Sunday las. all tho converted Turks VIII
could be found were suddenly seized ant
thrown into p-isru. On Monday the estab.
lish,nemts Of tho American Board, the Ameri
can Bible Sceiety, the British Bible Societ,
and oil the Enslleh Missionary Societies wer
seiaeG by an armed Force, the occupants eject
Cd and The buildings scaled up.
This SUMMARY proceeding was tho most ha
graat violation Of treaty rights ever heard U
i:n,s. this is IL. Iuos: serious act upon wlrlos
tho Turkish government ever Ventured.
a II the treaties with Turkey make toreigt
residents responsible directly to their embas
sieu or consulatoa. and Turkish police Officer
has no more right 70 enter their doors thar
he would have ~ arrest u man IN New ora
or London.
i In the fsce Of this right, which has nsVer be
fore been disregarlsd, American and English
oitizsna were forced by armed soldiers out o.
their oaices, aud their establishments were seiz
ed without the slightest notice, without the no
ti,s Of their cGusrls. and in spite of their SOL
emn protests. If America and England dc
not compel the lnost ample APOLOGIZE FOR this
outrage. there will hs no safstg for their citi-
Zsns i'll Turkey. This principle is the Magma
Charta Of all foreigners in tho land. II il
die to the Hon. john P. Brown, American
Charge dA fdi7ss. to say that thus lar he has
acted in the most energetic manner, and has
Won the highest praise from both English and
American residents. Sir Henry BulNer, the
English Embasgador. has az yet done nothing
anil the British and Foreign Bible Society will
have to thank Mr, Brown for the opening Of
the rooms. wa;Gh they hold in connection with
Ihe American Societies.
Tiioro il probably no more thoroughly con.
teulpsibis man III Consiantinople than ,he
English Embssssdcr. lie is hated intensely
by all British residents Hh5 are not in his pay.
lie Is sh8,netulty Immoral. His ssstesman-
ship is nothing. but low Intrigue, in which ho
IL genersliy 0uswitted BY the French and the
Turks. aud hs Lotts his place to the disgrace
ii thu very language he speaks, because his
vii. IA toEnected with tho English sristocracy
III Hli,h ~ WAY that the government dare not
tnfn bin out Whist blessing to nation is
ali sTiatocrr&l These extraordinary outrages
ur"n English md American citizens were
committed by The Turks five days after he had
pSCit luIUl tACV VI WhoS
to do. ami had silently scquiesoed in it, IL
low ren,a:ns to 10 seen ii tue English have
pluck enough 10 drive him from his place.
ENGLAND TO RECOGNIZE MAMMALIAN.
In tho House Of Commons On the 2Sih Ju.
X, Mr.. Layard, in reply to question By Mr..
kinslaSe, enumerated those portions OF tho
States uod territories of Mexico which have
been subjected by the army CT the French.
and those which have not. yet acknowledged
the authority Of the invader.
The'policy OF England has been 10 recognize
the de idrto government, the condition being
That the government should b. in possession
of their capital
The Arrl,duke Ma2iEaiiiun Was st present
iii pusssssi1h vi tho silly Vi Mexico. and also
IT a ehnsid1rable potion of the territory, and
har MHjasty's government had intimetsd 70
tho government: of tho Emperor Ct the French
that wken ihs Archduhe should DO in Mexi-
50. and lad Notified The flct to the European
powers, It wax their intention to advise tho
t!'deen to recognize him. They would not
wait 10 adopt that course until the main por-
ton Of the States and territories still under
the eway Of President Juare2 were brought
within the authority Of the Archduke.
THE INDIAN TROUBLES.
A telegram from Omaha City, 10Th instant,
says that hostile bands Of marauding Indians
inIsst tho whole line from Fort .Kearney to
South Pas, distance of FIVE hundred rules,
and daily commit new Oatragee, making forsys
on stoch and burning trains. A great mum
Der Of travellers are now stopping at Fort
kearney for protection, and ara waiting for
aims. The Indians, in bands of ten to one
hundred. move with great CELEBRITY, and, pos
soesins Is thorough knowledge Of the country,
eludo pursuit.
The following is the address Of Governor
Saunders to the oitizens of Nebraska:
The news from cur Western border is alarm.
ipg, Numerous trains of emigrant5 and
freight have been attacked aad tho owners
killed, Wagons destroyed and stock run of
No less than four different points on the route
bo.wcuu oar Territory and Denver, We're at
taoksd.in one day The indians Gre known
to 10 intcstng these roads Tor the distance Of
several hundred miloa.
All the aVailaLls Government troops have
been sent forward. We need mol in order to
punish these savasss. and to give security to
oar rettleis. In order ~ I,oet the want, |
have thought proper 10 Call the able bodied
militia Of the Territory to Cfsaniss a fr " ouIn
bailies vi minute nru--m men VI hU rau aud will,
il ue:,essnry, ui1Ve al hu1u5nt's MOI ming IL
the seehes VI these dspIedati6ns. aid assist i'll
furnishing tho murdsr6rs aud libbsIs. CT dTi
wing them from tho country.
/ make this appeal to cur ps5lle. co1fidsIt
that it will DO responded to promptly aua with
Willingness Oh their part. Tho Adjutsnt
usnSral has to-day issued special order from
these headquarters. giving particulars il re-
gard to tue manner If organizing sud report
ing these COMPANIES.
ALVIN SAUNDERS,
4G1ern0r and U0mmSnder-in-Chist
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