Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-31

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liness, sin, over and above all sums sti-
lu!ttcd by the Concordats.
A decree has passed the Cortes, unanimous
~, TO appropriate To the service of the state,
all the rents and landed property of the church
establishment.
The balance in the hands of the Commit
tee of the subscription of the 10th March, has
been divided among the 60 families of the per-
sons killed, and COZ families ofprrsons wound
cd ON that disastrous day at Catiz.
MADRID, JUNE THE public peace has a.
gain been disturbed. \ party of the National
Guards went to the Princes Theatre. and
called fmiously ior the popular song of
IiUgGdo Perro, which was at length sung,
and the tumult subsidized.
PARIS, June 6.-Span las negotiated with
the French bankers for new loan of fly
millions of francs.
The only son OF Bernadottc, King of Swc-
den, Prince Oscar, is said to be in Il decline,
and his death speedily apprehended AS he
is the only heir TO the Swedish throne, his
death will make new order of things neces-
sary on the death of Charles Jean, who is
now in the 57th year of his age.
PARIS, June 0. The Queen of Spain means
shortlyto make Il pilgrimage to Jerusalem.
The Senate of Calmata, in Peloponnes,is
has issued a declaration TO the enlightened
powers of Europe, calling upon them to aid
them, with their counsel, arms and money, in
throwing off the Turkish yoke. 1t is dated
III. q. of the Spartans, March go
BAYoNNE, May 81. The Priest of Zalducn-
do, has been convicted by a Court Martial of
Treason, and sentenced to degradation and
death
8GO0 of the Austrians in Naples are to en-
bark for Sicily.
We learn from the Adriatic, that the
Momtaineers have thrown off their allegiance
on the Sublime Porte, and declared in favor
of AZ Pacho.
LONDON, June 18.-Places in private hou-
ses in the neighbourhod of Palace ward com
mandinS view ofthe line of the procession of
the Coronation, are now sought after with cx-
traordinary avidty. Various prices arc demand
ed, from ten to forty Suineas per seat. These
seats viii be generally ON scafolding erected
in front ofthe houses, the safety and suiFiciency
ofwhch will beinspected by the board ofworks.
The proprietor ofon house in Great George
street expects TO clear $1,000. The landlord,
in most cases, is entitled to divide the profits
equally with the tenant.
LElrztc, May ga traveller Just arrived
from Turkey has communicated the follow
ing Information respecting the commotons
there "A corps of Ypsilanti's army, under
the command of Colonel Colcotrony, has pass
ed the Danube at Sistow. About 1000 Bull
garians and Servans who assisted the passage.
joined Colcotrony's corps. AllAhe Bulgarians
have taken up arms and the capital, Terhowa.
the key of Mount IIaemus, is in the posses
sion of the Greeks. The army of Epirus has
advanced towards The:s lily, and the 10000
men whom the Sultan sent against it are near
y annihilated. Sui, Parga Prevesa, and all
the strong places of Epirus, are likewise in the
hands of the Greeks The Pelopcnnesus. O,
Peninsula of the Morca, is almost wholly de-
vcrcd from the power ofthe Turks. Patras
Neocastron, Tripoliza, and all the fortresses OF
the Morea (NIothone and Cozone excepted
have been taken by the Greeks by storm, 6.
with great slaughter. Rage and disorder are
carried TO the greatest height among the Turks
IN Constantlnople. The bazars and all kinds
bishops are shut. The Janizaries and Bostan-
gists rob and murder all Christians who ven
turc to show themselves in the streets. This
fate awaits not only the Greeks, but also the
English, French, Germans, and, in general, all
who are called Franks so that the whole
Christian population of Constantnople NAV
be said TO stand on the brink of the grave.
From the LONDON Travelke1, june 1871
Extract of private Letter, dated Madrid
June 1.
-" The negotiation with our Colonies takes
form which allows us TO regard this affair as
principal bases which have been fixed on:
First, the Continental possessions of Spain.
in the New World, shall be divided into three
Sections,o of which one is to be called the North
and the other two the SO nth.
Second, The City of Mexico is mentioned
as the chief place or capital, and the seat of
Government of the North Section. The
Cities of Lima, and of Santa Fe de Bogo,a
shall be the chief places of the Government
of the two South Sections.
Third, The Americans shall adopt the Con-
titntiOn ofthe Spanish Monarchy, except some
notifications commanded by local interests.
Fourth, Each section shall have its Repre-
sentative Assembly Tor Cortes) and the Dep
utics shall be all natives of the country. Each
Section thus constituted forms a particular
State, and shall be governed by IFS own laws.
Fifth, The Metropolis, or Mother Country,
shall reserve the right of sending into each
Section delegated Viccroy, or Prcsdent.who
shall exercise the attributes of Executive Pow
ers. 1t is agreed that the choice of these tenn J..
porary Delegates is not limited To any particu-
lar class of citizens They may be chosen
from the Royal Family.
Sixth, These Delegates are personally i'll
violable, as representing the Chief of the State.
They are not accountable bat to his Most
Catholic Majesty and the Cortes of the Moth
or Country.
Seventh, Four Ministers are charged with
the Offices Of Secretaries of State in each Sec
ton, under the Presidency of the Delegate or
Viceroy.
Eighth, The Americans shall furnish at the
time a sum Gritty millions offrancs as mark
of submission Ia tire de Sou), and shall pay an
annual sum of eight millions of francs to the
support of the Marine.
Ninth, The American Sections shall always
be considered integral parts of the Spanish
Monarchy. The vessels leaving the ports of
the EnrOpcan peninsula. and those from the