The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-30
Official Nezvs. from tie A7my Of nalv.

VIENNA, May a.
we have received from field-marshai Bel
icSarde the official news, that by a second Nj
htary convention, concluded on the Esd of A.
PHI with the Viceroy OF Italy, besides the for
trcsses OF Osopo, Palmanuova, Legnago, and
Venice which our troops occupied on the Goth.
the fortresseS Of Peschiera shall be given M,
on the 18th Of April, and Mantua on the list
OF May All the other strong places in the
Kingdom OF Italy will be given up immediate
~ to the Austrian troops. Milan and all che
Kingdom OF Italy, will be occupied BY the Aus
TRAN army IN the name OF the Allied Powers.
he Italian troops will remain in their present
quarters, but under the orders of Count de Be
legarde.
ZURICH, May 4.
In the sitting of the Sd of MAY. the Diet
heard several notes from FOREIGN Ministers
read: list, relating to the occupation of the
countries formerly subject TO the Grison,
I'd, that OF the Munstcrthal, which belonged
to the Bishoprc of Basic Sd, the Communal
Assembly, which vast to be held on the Sd in
the Levantine Valley, which the Ministers do
not approve OF; 4th, the demolition of the
fortress OF HunlnSuen, which they promise to
recommend III the most pressing manner to
their Sovereigns.-Next the DIET heard re.
port upon the four military frontiers of Swift
zerland, on the side of Germany, France. In
ly and Savoy. This report had for its object
toprove that Switzerland, for the maintenance
OF her neutrality, ought not only to recover
her ancient possessions, but acquire fresh ones
among others, Huningucn, the part of the
Blshopric of Basic on this side the Jura
Neutchatel, the Bailiwick of Gex: ON tine
sac OF savoy, Geneva, and the left bank of
the Lake OF Geneva on the side of Italy.
the Vaials, the valley of Formezzen, the dis
trlct between the Trosa and the Lake Mac
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port was referred to Committee
CHRISTIANA, April 24
ne following is the result of the deliberate
ohS OF the Diet at Edswold upon our constit,l-
ton, up to the 10Th of this month -
Norway shall-be an hereditary limited mo-
narchy, the Kingdom free and undivisi)le: the
Regent King.
The Lutheran is the established religion Of
the State. but the professors of every other re-
hSion preserve their liberty and privileges.
he king has the right of making war q,
peace and the right of pardoning.
The people exercise, by their z Representa-
ttves, the legislative authority, and the right of
levying the taxes.
g The judicial Power is always to re-
main distinct from the other branches of Co
veInment.
Henceforward no hereditary privilec-
es snail be allowed either to persons or corpo-
rations ~
Industry and civil occupations shall not be
subjected to any new restriction.
The, press shall be free from all re-
straints." '
We soon expect the plan tf ;ls whole con-
stitution drawn up acc riding to the bases.
Finances Qfkhe Unted .Ncfherla1de.
The Dutch Minister Of Finance. in a sneecb
lately delivered to the States General. gave
the following account Of the expenditure and
income Of the United Provinces -
" For the current year, 1914 the ordinary
and extraordinary expenses of the state NAV
be reckoncd at 63,50O,OoO guiiders The rcve-
nue. to meet this expenditure could not be e.
timated at more than SO, 900 900 forms. thus
leaving deficit of 2O,020,0 900 forms.
his picture might at first sight seem We
ry dishemtcnirig, but when more closely look
ed into would appear less alarming for this
| deficit it was caused by cir q stances Of
such an extraordinary nature, a., by the bley-
sing OF Providence, are not again likely to
occur.
"The expenditure OF 63500,00o forms
r. be distributed under Tie following