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sious. t it% r number of 3.(14%, had ventered to
appeasers that town. Geliersl Mins having immedi-
ately advanced et lhe head of Only 1,000 infantry aud
tMO horsr. soon thostised their insolence, and cam•
paid them sliamefolly.to lake refuse in the forti-
fied position of Castelfollit. Thesi letters fatttl►er
state, that General Mina had proceeded no farther
in consequence of the heavy artillery. for which he
410-vreittnig, not taring arrived. But we are as-
sured that advice' of a later date announce the tirk-
possession of the position of Cestelfollit by the
constitutional troops."

SPANISH FINANCK REPORT.

A copy of the Report of the Sintnivb Minister of
Funnier, read its the aitto.g of the Extruorthoory
Cartes of the bib instunt, 11.. a peached town. ft is
wf twsidernble length, au•l contains a great variety
of detail of minor tosPolionce• The following is
that eoucluding part of tins document :
• The hinaisters, is order to Oa t►e demand of supplies fur
'Mote &portions% "shirk, unwind other things, i■ the übje.•t
of the ewanocosiao of the prverent Extraordinary Cstrtcs, have
draws up sod addreawd In me eaissnases in addliwo in those
already tobruitted to the Ortbsory Curies. lu these estimates
as rtriblipeel .•
For.** INiaietry of Stole, oreerrtine to the
a, oddithosaleasisiusse. solsititired with N 0.7 2,409,416
Par the Ministry of the Filiffi.t, ftevortiong
to the orldstionaol edialsw, No. 9
Fee the Ultra Ittarimailltfottatry, according
to seoihcr oddilioaral cotiongte, No 9 . rt,,,st
For the llsoiatry of Greet sod Justice, ar.
eerie.* so the 'Mittens& rslimat►, No.lo 4,2:.7,1110
For the Miai•try of AVM, accordiog to the
• Miaow., No. II . 315,000,000
For the tissikiry of Manor, aeeintliug to
.the rot mate, Nu. 1t....
dnd she his sundry of Finance also solicit,
fur toe pa) wood of she 13,000,000 of reuses
obesity negotiated, as well as fur the
&taking food attached to Shea

Reale Vellum,

Total 432,708,311 18

Tim nom which Mee Government considers it mere...try
elmelledite ►ilord is that of 694,913.328 rests and 19 mars.
vedj,, grailled !., the Cortes nn the R. I rsliMite of rt-
pem•r, decreed the l6tb of June, and augmented by
191.'54313 reels mid I maravedi, with ohirh the Mini.try

'of ewy olepartmeui settles the deficit, liquidity' al there'd of
the at rood ermournorel year; the calculated value of the re.
'eases of the State being compared with the !cal value pru-
dery!, rad there In tug alm tot aseigteettiation of 160,913,332
Mall and 11 maravedia, to meet the domination whorls pro.
hab'y may setae um she re-vetoers decreed by the Cortes iu the-

'hitt fi.aiiuu. From the m.hjulard artunal it would apptne tor-
crunisry 'hat the CW411.1100.1 onskr ■ grasiiuf 784,894,457

seals and 30 sasravedis, to urdir that all the engagements
fur Itl. public service, both past and current, may he fol.
fired with last regularity which is proper and iodispeumble.
• Punctuality in these payments swill perhaps be found one
of the political measures which will moll contribute to con-
ciliate Rabid, and moor, public itangaility. Meritorious
4idSrms olso sow helium to the inactive clam of the army,
because their age or luirolities do not permit them to juin
the runty; magisttates who administer jostler; civil olficers
• Of ill kinds, *Mon mit-Ming rigulations hive placed iN the
tclired elms; onforionaie wid,mi and orphaits SO worthy of
protectitsis—imll call for payments hick bate been for months
Our, and the want of which Las heeu the cau.e of much is.
I onvenienee and dimes,.
They daily present Ihrossrlyrs to implore, as • favour, hat
tahich in justly their doe; sod melancholy is the situation of
a fLyernmeut winch recognizes the title by which it, protec-
tion is &snood. d, and which known its duty, and yet p 11.19,1.
see no means of raercisiog the unr, or fulfilling the totter.
I r...pitat, that to meet all demands upon us, will, at the pie.

s.nt moment, be ■ political messure of great influence in the
tesnsiension of the inswertion which at present unfortu.
uatrly exists is porn. provinces, sad for enabling the Spanish
'Winn to appear iu the eyes of foreigners under that impel.
ing attitude which is indispensable to the cuumailding of
the rropert of en. mica of ere. y description.
The tiorerninent sell loons the Itindand quantity of the

'snare., whirls iii. necessary to demand of lite nation; bid
being plaeed under the Deceasity of procaine for it, at any
expense. the enjoyment of internal tranquillity, and of pre.
Musing it from bring menaced externally under any motive
or pretext; and feeling that these necessities are so peremp-
tory and urgent as to regaire abundant sod important men.
cures, Ittihad giving rise to new imposts or seircharges un
those eh c 4 already exist, nii nee 1111 l it of the slow progress
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of such a eJllcetion, his 51aje•ty ha► thought A; lo.priipo.e
to the Curie,. In tinier to inert the ram of 784,898,957
teib 3n marnvedi., whirls ■re ennsideted indispensable so.
..arts the red of June, 1823, the inresipliun in the great

lira of the public debt of 65.000,000 of reap of rente; at
b per neut. which may be employed by the Goverionr st
whenever it may he found tire t y, and in the manne►
moat convenieut to the national beasurt.
But this measure, though it I. preferable from the pmwp.
litside with •hich it in cap. let, iuto ifF et, 1 a debt to
perspective which it will be proper to meet opportunely.
particularly as this loan, which is urcemarily very exteasire„
Las beets preceded by others of cousblerable amount, which,
combined with it, will forms a respectable sum as well in is.
terest as is capital.
Debts of this *monist mast sink the public credit if they
-ere set pasiestred by suitable pledges, and it is proper to
alraieuale theme, in order to ensure the sareesa of the emit-
Fit) ON stud to enable them to be made with greater advan-
tages sad sandier risks.

Uovertinieet rill consider this point as anon as the con•
cermiros of the reales which it rerrires is realised, if the Curter
should think proper to grant them. Fo► the present it must
confine itself to the demonstration of the necessity of grant•
Int Ibis supply, and of granting it immediately; for, as I have
before said, if the demands are instantaneous, the supplies
unapt be instant also. the extent of its engagements
I otherwise no hope of being able to meet them ; and it
le isedtspensable that the remedy whieb may be applied should
loss prompt as the circumstances require, in order That its
taidieress may not ',soder it martins, or delay in the
veil, Rod carry along wit► it a necessity for greater sacrifices.
The Corte. will doubtless resolve on w►at they think most
advisable.
October 8, 1884. BIARIANO EGOA.
The Report was ►eferred to the nuance Com-
mitter.

fOKKIGN INTELLIGENCE.

PARIS, OCTOBIR 14.

A letter from Colons,' hal-sums us of the execution
elfigy, ou the 4.6 'moat'', in the public square of
B. tort, or Peurseet. NI ire. Brun Pegulte, Le-
t Rthr, soul Petie-J•im, coutlemord to
for coutuisisty by the Court of Assizes of the
Upper Risme. on toe 30th ult.

NARKS OF 1116 MEIN, OCTOBER 4.

According to the most recent private newts said to
Lave hero received at Frankfort, ,Jr. Canning. the
CCV4O4k of the MArrinio of Londonderry, will aim
be present et the Cungrebs. Without It:l%mi%
through Vienna, he will go directly to Verona, and
Mill regukte his departure from London, r.o that he
will swot 'arrive till the sane time U 4 the other Mem.
Inkentiartev, or later.—/ I:err:tan Correspundent.l