{"newspaper_name": "The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
..yyc have mad visit from the United
States squadron under the command OF
Com. Rodgers, consisting OF the North
Carolina, Constitution, Ontario, and Erle.
This visit has had the effect of raising the
American character to its full merit with
the Turks, and has without doubt contribu-
ted towards the establishment of the most
friendly relations with the United States,
as the Turks are well disposed towards
nation that wants nothing of them but frce
trade. Sonc Of the European powers may
endeavor to lay obstacles in your way at the
capital; however, you may rely that all VIII
be surinounted by proper management.
From several conversations we have had
with some IF the distinguished Ministers at
c Constantinople, we know that no dlflculties
will be made for a commercial Treaty with
the United States, AUD that they viii be
treated on an equal footing with other ma
tions. Even now American vessels can SO
to Const intineple and to the Black Sea with
out the least difficulty on the part OF the
Turks-I'hcre is therefore no reasan to APP
prchend that treaty might not be negocia-
ted that would be highly interesting to A.
merican commerce. We think that Com
modore Rodgers has had some communica-
ton with the Government on this SUBJECT,
the result of which will be made public.
During the short stay of the squadron IN
our port, almost all the inhabitants OF this
city visited the North Carolina, and were
received and treated with the attention and
politeness due to their rank, by the officers


in general. In fire that took place in the
city, the officers and crew distinguished
themselves by their cxcrtions to subdue the
flames ia a manner which left a deep i'm
preston ofgrattude among the inhabitants,
particularly the Turks.


4 letter from Madrid, Of Sept. II, states that
Mr.. Everett, the American Minister, had present
ed his letters Of credence to the King He stat
cd that tho President desired nothing but to
accord with his Majesty for the adoption OF all
the measures calculated to strengthen more and
more the relations Of good understanding which
exists between Spain and the United steatcs.
His excellency added that the President ha', in-
vested him with the powers necessary to settle
anicablv some differences that had arisen be-
tween the two Governments.