Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-16

twas nieht. The moon. o'er tse wide wave DISCLOSED
hcr awful face and Natutes self repos'd;
Nhsh, slowly rising in the a>nre sky
nntee white sails shone-but TO no mortal eye.
futcring bonndless sea. In siumher cast,
the very ship hoy, the dizzy mast,
Hail hrea,hd his prisons Alone uncbsugd,
CALMLY, beneath, the great commander raug'd
Thoughtful, not sad. Thy will be done 70 he CRIED
ue smoke, and at hscal, mighty Wind.
MOI like the titui blast, with fury blind,
sut deep, majestic. In ITS destin'd course,
Aush' a with unerrihg, unrelenting force,
from from Tue BRIGHT east rides duly ebb'd asd aoSd;
o'ars rose aud set and hoTzons elow'd;
aet sun u blew as with primeval sway,
SuiI ala us ample spirit, night aud day,
Move o. The waters =
the following verses grand picture I, exhibited
WI" a. simplicity which becomes it,"
fet who bnt he usdaun,ed could explore
world Of waves-a sea without shore,
.itaeh'ess ana vast and wild as that revrad
Nnen ronnd the atk the birds Of tempest wheeled;
When ali was still III the destroying hour
No trace Of man yestige of his power!
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shstrdct from Spanish papers recered ut Boston.
The Captain general OF Cadig, Nillavacen-
clio, IN despatch dated March n, gives a
narrative OF The transactions OF the two pres
ceding days IN that city. Ill states that hay-
ln;ascettained oil the 9th, IL ON various quar-.
tiers, IN concert with Gen. freyre that a rev
oiutiou waSiabont TO take place, from the dis
pos tions prevailing both in the army. and a.
hhohg Tue citI2ens, and that unless some
measures were immediately taken, the public
tranquility would probably be disturbed be-
lofe the following morning lie walked after
Win Yea freNTe INTO inc pubic
square. where many citizens were assembled.
treyre began TO address the citizens and to
cIhnrt them TO remain III quiet until the will
OF the nation should be made known from the
interior. and the capital, but was interrupts
ed ny tninultuouS and unanimous acclama-
iion of rtrd Ia con Stitution, accompanied by
me ringing of all the bells of the parish.
ihPY round Il necessary 10 yield 10 the tor-
rent and could restore tranquility ouly by pro.
missing that the constitution should be pro-
claimed on the following day. The night
was spent by the people in great gaIety-there
was general illumination, constant music,
ana CRIES OF rira were heard Order, how
ever, WAS preserved until IL O'Clock on the
following morning. At this time the people
n'ring assembled in The same square oil Don
Antpi''o, IN expectation of the proclamation
&t Tue constitution which had been annouuC ed
'the battalion OF the guards appeared, and I've
Fan 10 hfe with balls upon The multitude
me captain general aud gen. FTeyre used
~ thelr enortS TO restrain the indiScreet ar
nour OF the troops, but without success-The
Whole BODY of troops soon dispersed having
thrown OF all sub0rdinaiion, and committed
excuses Fl every description. After dinner
patrols were despatched from head quarters
VINO arrested scattered soldiers that were
found committing these excuses, aud at 5 O..
CLOCK order va. restored. On the following
day the city remained tranquil,
an OJ'cIdl despatch of the Governor of
9FViilp, announces that the garrison and inha-
huants ofSeyiile, OH the Ilih OF March. on
hsar,ng OF what had lax en- place at Cadiz pro-
tiai"sa the constitution at that city with vio-
,ehi EXPRESSIONS ORGY; took down HE inscrip-
IT, en- The square OI Ferdinand VII. aud g.
~ Cte 4 ~ It's place that OF The constitution dis
placed the authorities OF the town, and COM
PEELED those Who were III office in 1914 to re-.
snpe their places. The prisoners taken from
General RIeg0 detachment were set at iiber.
iy, as veil as those who wc:e confined I'm the
'nquistion. Perfect order and uiIanimi.y pre-.
vailed
The Viceroy of Nazam in despa,ch dated
a..
Mna, Col. Peon, aud other officers Who had
assembled their adherents in considerable
numbers, had Voluntarily discharged them,
me stare OF tranquility rendering their
SiSiance unnecessary
The Madrid Gazette of March Il, anuoun-
ces mat The king with the consent of the pro-
V'sional Junta had re.establishea for the 90.
Vefnment otih Press. the Supreme and Pro-
Vluciai JGnias OF Censorship formerly esiab-
ll'hed by decree Of the General aud extraor-
Oinary CsrteS, aud the md viduals who COM
posed those Junfas al the iine when they were
dissolved, had been ordered 10 resume thelr
functions.
The Kings declaration of March 7, that Ire
would swear 10 the consultation and convene
the CCTies, reached CaUiZ, MaICi, IL, II was
on Tire same day circulated among The squads
ron, and on the following daN communicates
Leon.
Ert,dct from the dispaich of Gcn. Frglre. dafeg
Cddiz DI1Ich 10.
when arrived at this place Yesterday
round II As we'll 10 the 81 Uadron IN a state of
great fermentation, and when | attempted to
apPease their minds and persuade Them TO
iianIniliity, they compelled me TO consent
'hat The constitution should be published
winch was dOue, win great demonstrations Of
rejoicing but without any disorder. Ipray
your eAcelienCy TO mcmtiun il to his majesty
ara humbly supplIcate him TO give his ROYAL
assent 20 this change, As the only neaus of "A
Wording the mlsfOTtuncs of "A civil war with
winch these provinces are Threatened IiIs
MAJESTY alone can avert it, if with his paterpal
hedlt tie viii reuhite the divided minds of ms
SUBJECTS.
= The march o} the count D'AbisbaI ia an
addiuonai motive for urging what rCuup.t
should this general arrive he would f0mput
sun more that disunion which cannot row be
avefted, and the people would be inundated
VIVA calamties. The army and the navy very
earnestly press your txCellency that his ma
lcSty may pntan end to so many caIauil:cg
NoihIng. eau be done by any other means, nor
have time 10 enlarge"
Official Articie.-Tbe Hing has issued the
following decree. Considering the importance
Ut Te'eStablishlug the Sectet4ry's Office of the
CORES on the footing provided by the general
ava extraordinary Corfes By its decree of the
t7tl of Dec. 1911, with the same officers aud
INC same Individuals, in the same state in
which IL WAS al the time of its Suppression n
nidN 1910, not oulY that it may re rform the
duWrS mat remained unfinished aud what i.
necessary under present circumstances, hut
also 70 assist the provisional luuta aud Go
Vrrnmeut, ~ whatever matters ihe tufnrn,a-
Iohit possesses my render necessary. Where
fore, tn conformity with the direction of tic
s'ld provisional Junte, I have resolved on lie
Testo' alton of the sad Secrctary>hp OF lie
Coffee on the footing described, deyoiviup IN
on }, me original OF the Constitution the seal
al tbe books aud the acts, public aud private
ana the other papers and documents, Winch
were ~ then possession. Let this be under
H'ooh aud PmHclnally carried into execution.
''SneI ny the Ming. P@iace, March 10, 1870.
10 DIN JosePh Garsia de Ia lorrc.