Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-16

GalIcia. NJ Cugoet de Montarlot, French
writer, is designated as the adviser of tiego.-
| According to rumour, Il plot, organised in this
capital would have been carried into execution,
If that of Saragossa had succeeded. IL is as
serted, that those most devoted to the King,
and at their head General Morillo, wefe des-
tined TO become victims of the faction.
| p. 3. We have received an extraordinary,
supplement to the Universal OF the 9Th inst.
which contains his Catholic Maiesty's an
swers to the permanent Deprivation of the
Cortes, and TO the representation addressed by
the Municipality ofNladrid. TO the former
his Majesty replies, that he feels convinced of
| the inconveniences which emanate from any
error in the choice of public funciionaries, and
that the good direction of affairs, and even the
credit of the government, depend upon this
choice that ii success has not always been
commensurate with h S desires which cannot
fail TO he sometimes the ease, in difficult an
exercise of the judgment, he has always had
III view To select men the most worthy by
merit and talents because the consolidation
| of the Constitutional system depended upon
the selection, as well as his own glory, which
he considered as identified with the happiness
clthe Monarchy, and the honour of the Spa
nish name.
To the municipal address his Majesty an
swered that he would meet their desires, by
| returning to Madrid as soon as his health
would admit.
His Majesty has nominated to the Ministry
of War, Major General Don Jagnace Valan-
zot, but we assured that this officer has
declined the appointment, which, il is proba-
BILE, he will be allowed TO dn.
BAYoNNE, Sept. 10.
(pRIvATE coRREsPoNDENcE.)
1t certain that the events of Saragossa were
connected with the projects of the factions at
Madrid The proclamation ofthe Republic
was to have been followed by the assassination
of all persons known for their attachment TO
the Royal family. General Morilo was des-
tined to be the irstimmoated.
We have received the following intelligence
from Madrid 6 Since the third instant, the
troops have been constantly under arms -
Shall we be able to restrain the factions? Rea-
soning men conceive some hope, especially if
1t DC true, as rnmoured, That General Morillo
has yielded To the invitation Of the King, that
he would resume the command of the armed
force.
When the Minister for the Colonies present
ed himself before the King, to tender his own
and his Colleagues resignation, the King re-
ceivcd him in the most ungracious manner,
and would not accept it.
1t is manifest that the revolutionary party
aim at nothing less than the expulsion of the
ton is Royasts, but, France has recorded an
example ofwhat may be done by a hardful of
anarchists whose audacity inspires terror.
| It is positively stated that all the Spanish
Ministers dismissed, aud that no person
can he found to accept their places.
The following is the description given ofthe
medal which was To have been struck TO COM
menorate the execution of RieGo's project
The size that OF a plaster, OH one side Il CO.
1 hmm
appears star, the diverse volcano, above
which crown, cncirc,ed with Give and lau-
rel branches, and in Inc middle the word Lii
berty.'
From the London Courier of Sept. 21.l
We have received this morning Madrid pa
rers to the 9th inst. They are less COMMUNE
cativc than the French Journals, as to the ac-
tual state of that country but we subjon one
or two extracts -
MADRID, Sept. r." An express from Sara
lgossa, which arrived here yesterday, gave rise
TO reports, which, in our opinion, do not rest on
any sufficient foundation, since, from the Pro-
clamation of the Political Chief of that city,
1t only appears that there are i'll disposed per-
sons, who, notwithstanding the bad success
: Of Merlno, and others Of his stamp, pretend
10 snatch from US the sacred code, which is
5 the idol of yiituous lninds. (Here follows the
: Proclamation, which we have already pub
: lished
} " 1t will not be long before we shall have
: data to clear up the expressions OF his purpo-
SEES meantime, every body is forming con
lectures. General Riego, it is said is gone Ia
: Lerlda, by order of the government and Ge-
I neral Morilla has taken the military command
J FOR the present
J "Ths evening the troops of the garrison
have been under arms, and numerous detach
ments of the National Guards have patrOed
the streets 0f this capital. 1t is supposed t!iat
the cause of these dispositions is connected
!, with the events at Saragossa, of which we
c have spoken above.
D " 1t seems that the Permanent DeputatiOn
e OF the Cortes is TO meet Tonight, for Inc pur-
i pose of informing itself of the result of the
S Journey Of the Minister Of the Colonies TO the
: Grange, and to take the necessary measure.
: accordingly.
e g Several citizens, it is said, will present to.
+ night representation to the Municipality
}, that this body may request his Majesty TO re.
n turn to this capital.
From Ms London Courier, SEPT. 1871
The following are extracts from Paris pa
Z pers -
+ PARIs, Sept. IA letter from Lisle, dat
e ed the 9th instant, says, orders from the Gov
:, eminent have been received at Calais, TO maxi
s, the necessary preparations in thatport for thu
y reception Of his Majesty the King Of England
y who is expected in the course of next week
II Journal de Paris.
II The King Of England will proceed direc
IS to Hanover. II is supposed from thence u
d will go to Vienna, and that II is only on hi
N return to England that he vii! pass throug
Paris. According TO private accounts, ho,y
VI ever, the visit Of his Britannia Majesty TO vi
emma is not yet quito decided upon.--Co
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