Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-30


by the Herald.
GLASGOW. April l5.-Elcven persons
have been taken at kilmarnock, and
committed 10 prison. The troops are
now an The alert. The Edinburgh troops
are Ia remain at Kilmarnoca.
Could we give view oi the actual sit
uation OF The country for many miles
round this city, such as il is, il would
scarcely be credited. Courier.
Paris dates TO the 10th, were received.
| PARIS, April 10 Ills majesty is better
in health, aud will shortly be able 10 a,
tend to business.
Ii appears certain thai Lourei vii! not
| be again Intercepted previous 10 his APP
pearance before the Chamber Of Peers.
Stocks, five per cents. 49,. soc.
VIENNA, April 5.-lt is said that the
departure Of the empress of Austria for
Bohemia, is fixed Tor The gid OF May.
BERLIN, April 4.-Ihe arrangements
fthc Provinciu! States is finished aud
approved Of, and when it, and the new
municipal system are carried into eXecu-
ton, the organization of the States gene
raj will be commenced.
LONDON, April l9.-The report Of the
speedy arrival of the Queen sill more
strangely prevails this day, aud il is as
serted there will be change in the
administration. We are still incredulous
as TO the intention OF her Majesty To re-
visit this country. SUn
The treatment, which we understand
our Ambassador has received from the
new Government in Spain, has been Of
such nature thai we should not be sur
prised 10 hear Of his sudden return, even
without The formalily Of taking leave Of
the king. [6.
a contagious disease has broken oui al
Manriiius.
The new Parliament will assemble on
Friday next the Dist. His Majesty will
proceed iii state 10 open the hrst par
lament.
Extract of letter. dated Wdd,id, 1prH4 4.
All the MOnasteries are to.bc abo-
lished, with The exception Of limited
number, and these are 10 be confined la
particular Orders and as il is understood
they have engrossed one,third of the
property i'll Spain, This alteration must
serve nightly 10 replenish the National
Treasury.
" The army, from about 200, 600, is TO
be reduced TO $4,000 men
The King. whose control over the
treasury was absolute, is Ia have "a fixed
revonue-40,0 0O, 600 oireals.-Since 1916,
II is understood he has deposited large
sums OF money in the English Funds.
The Duke del Freias, about 10 set out
as Ambassador to London, is TO have
revenue OF sc, 900 dollars.
The Duke del Inianiado, The richest
man in Spain, RESIGNS his regiment,
aud all his offices, and relires to the
country, with the resolution never to acc
cep, of any official situation. Ii was this
duke who founded The British system of
education here for 800 boys. and the whole
expenses of IL have been hitherto exclu-
sively paid by himself.
IL was The Duke of Alagon that had |
been SO long the adviser Of the King,
previous 10 the late unhappy change, and
whose head was demanded by the mob
that surrounded the Palace when the
King agreed 10 The Constitution. He has
fled from Madrid, but II is not known
what route he has taken.
TIE new National cOckade hoisted is |
red and green, the size of crewn piece:
II Is pat over the usual Spanish cockadc.
have just heard from gentleman
OF Information, thai a Colonel, lately IL
beraed after four months captivity in the
lnquIsitlon, mentions thai a machine had
been fixed to him III suclI IA manner, that
part OF u, like the pendulum of clock,
should beai constantly against his fore.
head. so as TO produce his death slowly.
BIscay is believed 10 be the principal
part in Spain unfavorable TO The idea of a |
Constitution, as il is d sort OF independent |
State, and enjoying many exclusive pri- |
vlleges, such as exemption from stamps |
and particular duties, &c. The King is |
only Lord of Biscay."
The Duke OF Moptego, an adviser,
formerly, Of the King, is banished."
General O'Donojhu has dissolved The |
army OF Andalusia, and ordered The regi- !
ments which composed il into different |
and distant provinces of The monarchy. |
A circular has been issued by the Minis
ter OF the Interior, declaring the eligibli-
~ oipersons belonging 10 the same class |
es TO 81, in the Corles az are describes |
III decree of June 4, 1873 Immediately |
on the breaking out of The revolution, |
the royal Monopoly OF tobacco was des-
troyed in Catalonia, Malaga, Castillo, |
Cordova, Grenada, and other cities or |
provinces, 10 the great deiriment OF The |
public resources. His Majesty, there |
lore, To remedy this evil, has ordered his |
Ministers 10 take the most energetic !
measures to prevent any change in The |
system OF contributions by WHICH the !
public credit is Supported.
An alliance, by marriage, is talked OF |
between lbe Royal Houses OF Austria
and Prussia.
The London Sun inHmats that lie
frequent declaration of the queen, that
size is about soon 10 return 10 England, |
is merely scheme OF hers TO obtain an |
increase of income.
1T is reported, Says The Traveller that
sort of Congress will be held al
Versailles on tho 10Th current, of few
confidential friends of two illGsirious
characters, at which her Majesty will be
present III person. A noble Earl, always |
III the confidence of the Princess Char
loile. has bad private audience OF sever.
al hours duration, with bis Majesty, |