Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-19
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SPA $lSii kENOLu RIOS.

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spa NiSil REVOLUTION.
,'0TiicU'dIs jloa Europcun Papers, and from
rerbdl information.
LONDON, March %. ....Ihe first Indication
mat Inc evolutionary spirit had reached Nd
ana h'aje ats appeaia.ce the III biarc.t aud
'he pubic excitement MAS general but tempe
rAte.
Ia The night the White Stone on which, wa,
rHsr3ven ,iliE CONSTI1U riON," was
re-crected III 'Ee place from wheHce 1t was
rcn'ost a III 1874
l..1-Me assured by gentlemen from Spain, that
,iese Hts M.Hrs dedicated t" the e" Consfit 4tion"
s: lie eiuHttaErls eTtC@d in ali tbc large ciues and
iH"iis "i SpAi" the beginning OF March :rhat their
erection as accompanied by ptocestOns uminat,ous
ahh itjJicinss oi eteti description That process
st"ns moved to tdr iun5 sof National HyAaa
rlha'N anihilas aud contagious as the famous OF
"a tn anA the h1Ts,it,S HymR of the French Re,o.
.a'pn. sWe have st.u copy al tins ny nm. with the
N"'rs ct the niusr. II has gone on tn Va sbingtom
'heiv We expect II Willie published with translation
q "as sung day and ught by all descriptions Span
1irsts.... 3D. cent
Tie excitement among the people was soon
known a. the Palace, ard greatly alarmed The
Mig. His Councils HerS immediately con-
N-ned and news of the rising spirit of the
hilsdvm, was received every moment from
various provinces.
On The 9Th the King issued an Expose ef the
ilicrmaiion lie had received in which he
-<lcCiarrdh his readiness 10 do all Ia his power TO
rfauqliiize thopublIc muh aud called upon
tne Councils, Universities aud Corporations 10
Gqrise him Oh the state of affairs.
Tn the same day decisive, event occurred.
IL,
klng's hand, left Iairm with royal regiment
or troops, under pIrJencc of escorting a con-
voy Ot Stoies 10 IntdiaSa +; but when lie had
arrived al Ocdna 10 Leagues from Iddrid,l he
proclaimed the Cous tituGiOp, aud was iUIned
10 The measure ny the regiment of cavalry
there. lie kmgs guards had previously eA-
pressed similar sentiaIents.
o. the j'h tie Royal Council advised the
Rag 10 convene the CUrtes and the next
JJy the Kns Munster, MATAFLoRIpA, called
on the supreme Council ct CASTLE To submit
- the Kl"s their dOubts on the subject.
Nhese eqAiVocal proceedings reused The
sN4drIdese 10 action. They immediately tore
uowu the placardS, demanded The immediate
recognition OF ilIe Constitution, aud asse nbied
70 the number UI 40 900 IA front OF the Palace,
calling loudly to the King TO appear on the
O;icUny. Tue King immediately came tor
ward, accompanied by his Queen, his Two
D'olhers, and their ladies' all waving white
hauhkt rchieis. Ono of The assemblage, Ca
b;isadI.r GeneralJ address ed the King from
the street, iii nany and fond voice nearly
il these words -" FERDINAND KING The
Spanish people hare re-cOnquered their liberties.
They demand The igmrfiate coRrOcntjon Of Tie
COFt.'S, and The Constitution of 1872. Thea EciN
ssbnlE to igfhGay but Constitutional RIM. -
fry desire yOa 10 Le Htnts Aug oid they de-
mlnd your acy0iesceaceCr rejusat !'-fiCa Ia Con.
s"ac'oa, Pira ~ hey, tica a Ndcioa. was then
Vuci;etaIsd from every month lie King
: inme dia;eiy waved his haBdk erchiet over his
heaG, pesliug" IRA Ia Constitution" several
times, III WHICH he was joined by his Queen,
did AIS BrulnerS aud Sisters.
ReCOtIticHs HCCeT 70 back" exclaimed the
people. ne Spokesman OF the ASsemba"e
ana derlInded, that all the advocates of des-
pn'iSm should be removed rom The Kings
Councils, Administrations aud Municipalities
That the IayuiiiioN should DC abolished; the
j'Tisons opened. AID the Liberty OF the press
10 restored. All these FERDIhAnD promised.
I;ut tie People called Tor sOIue earnest Of his
sincerity; aud demanded thar the admnIstIa-
ton of Madrid should be immediately chang
sd N.nh nm
as llle new Mayor" No. No :" was the les.
purse, " NC hare dlreGdy had enough Of that
blood" The King then uamed auslher, which
was accepted and IA IepuiatUD named OF the
D SPOT 10 proceed with the Candidate to Tie City
HALL. where he was sworn IDtO once aud pro-
Charmed by az elsmation.
Ga The 1ih, Tue King issued his royal decree,
announcing hIS determination mol 10 wait tor
ths opiuous OF his COuBsellors, but 10 give
oFGcrs-tO tor the immediate assembly Of the
CjrtcS aud that he was ready To swear 10 SUPP
port tue Constitution promulgated by tue
General aud Extraordinary Cories OF 1872
TITS worthy Of remark ihdt The Madrid Gazette Of
ti,e 9lh, wbciI contained the KIg's decree. had the
i,nvriat-" from the Royut PrNtIas Oiice - whereas
lie oh, Tie unprmt vas thus changed" From tie
4v1fionat Printing Ogire".... Ea.I
On Tie Sth, the kfng took the oath 10 sup.
port the Constitution before "a Probationary
.jduta, consisting of eleven persons, OF whom
the Cardinal DE BoURyoS Vas named Presi-
drnt, aud Lieut.. Gen. BALLAsrERos Vice Pre-
sideDt.
Sing previously Ia existence ana 10 decree can be
is.ued without their advice. THey decded Con.
sitUtonaiss, except, believe the Cardinal, Whc u
appears isoniy nJmHally PTesideut If the Jund. Ed
D1the 9ih G. -. BALLASrEROs, who M The
8ih had returned from hIs exile ~ Valladolld,
wns appointed Comm nder IN Chitf Oj the
amy vi the Ceutre, embracing a large circle
rOHnd iiaddd
Or the same day orders were sent nv ex-
presses 20 all the pLOyuces, tor the instant
liberation of all persons detained tor political
opinions Tie icrttsseS on tie coast Of AIri~
ca we're iuclTdod iu the order
when aur ipteltgPit informant len SPAIN Qtat
nupbrIB u! tbe Spanish eNes bad returned hpte aid
had heeu t9sry where received riib open arms; aud
thrrf wih those VINO lad hren incarcsfated ~ Cneta
OSlH.sud "bs SpSHsh VtGesses The Africa.
70 estimated iu SPsi1 ihat t'e5e cNtrd Spanidfds
were not short ~ manner of son 600 aud 30 Was the
general CtaiDn that when hty assembled ~
n dtM- 70 when city mptt ~ thrfn were bending
thsif r1yat their sDitrngs tgogid prohsce new tx
eiifneufs tiat he aHthois of theit snfffngs would
gHescape the rage OF The people dBd ibst should 10
be proved that Ferdinand bnnsef had not tprtu cum
fkfcd ~ EVIL couusc ofs to indiCt thtn savaye
pBHishmcuts ties bad endured, HotBiag short oi his
cr'~n SoId ~ considered iust atoneintnt ~ tlrr
0rougs....Et
on ihe1th March tic Crom TnYuisiior vas
informed lyIhe King, that " tie ipquisitioa no
ipagrr eriacI"
CNDN. March 2i.--1'be massacre IN This ci-
ty. on tie lOih InStaut, has c~riied horror
Throughout the kiugd'm and ihc secret au
tEOTs u iieve Trembling loT theIL iatc. IRE