Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-08

MY, that of Prince Esterhazy himself. for as
serting, that the statement OF the Morning |
Chronicle Is destitute OF foundation.
The letters which the Prince Estsrhazy de- |
iveied 10 The king, and upon which such stress
Is laid IN the Morning Chronicle TO day, were
merely iettc's OF coincidence GU the death vi
The Duchess OF Iuk.
PErERsBURG, Nov 3-TLe first REGIMENT n
Imperial Guards. entirely connpt sed OF ind,vi-
duais of noble btth. aud which have ever
Distinguished itself by exemplary conduct, SO
much SO as to acquire by il the partic ular Ie-
gard aud confidence oil the Emreror. has dis.
sfaced itself by a gross outrage against mill.
tary discipline. They withdtew all obedience
10 Col SchwaZ their commander, under the
pfrtext thai he had subjected them to prne.
cessary hardsh,ps, by compelling IN, m to at
tend military duly AT this season IN ON an car
~ bohr IN the morning till late at night The
mu'insers even refused to listen To the re-
sions'tances OF one OF the Imperial Grand
Dukes, whose admODiiions they are said 10
have answered by iDvectives This dispose
ton " 8 beginning TO threaten the most seri.
GUS consequences, when they were overawea
ny an iniinlaiion. though false one, from
their former commander Prince Potemkin
that the Emperor had suddenly returned TO
the capital. Time had now been gained 10
collect together the troops in garrison aud
Mne" ,ne mn'inteis saw themselves surroun.
ued. they no longer resisted, but gave up
iheir Aths aud surrendered themselves pri.
sone's. formidable escort was then be.
pared provided even with caunoa, b, which
%
81 thence embarked on board one OF our stesu,
boats Tor CrOustadt. One veiy rematk. Die
circumstances has attended this affair." thai al,
those cffcers who had not participated in its
not to he separated from their cointa,Ies Ac.
c0idiHs 10 oui military code the reyolun.
regiment would be subjected TO tlpcim,,inn.
the appointment OF Court Martial has been
defetred TIL the insiruciioAs OF tue Emueror
can be received on that subject
iRUN, Nov. i3.-The courier f,om Madrid
was stopped yesterday betw-eo Miranda and
Vituia, by hoop OF II aimed men who
bearer.
Our political situation is sucl as 10 excite
the most lively disquietude. The above event
may convey BONE idea OF the disorders which
oegih 10 alarm the psaceabe. Ii is asserted
.nat various armed bands are already travers-
ing u'Iitfebt Provinces. 4 great maturity
OF Tue Clergy whose interests are auulhiiated
by the constitutional system are NJ king il is
ea'u. every 'hrft 20 organize formidable op.
Positio", ana Tie Struggle between The two
PaIues may De productive of very depiorable
,UUnseI ,.e.S' journal de Paris,
l''V"' o't,SgS LutrPoot -4do CErtrd) !AOD'r 80
dbl REED STATE OF MADRID.
maofin bas been the scene of an iusuri ,oye
men' which was prolonged from the 18th to he isib
line posi- OF Governor OF Madrid an New CASTLE b,
pace OF gen Negode, va: The immediate Gauge OF the
insurance. The pretext was, that this nomination
which was written by the King, hand va, mai c,nm
iesisned by the Min:ier. The peops on Learning n
II. Cove 10 tue usual place of the sitting of the
No.es, "ue'e Tue peTnanent Deputation had met on
the 10th, at nine O'clock IN the eyeunp and
Ts Uo.fs should be immediately assembied...
Inc Depuiaon dsiiberated on the subiect ana nro,
to the King by an extraordinary couri. appts,np hin,
o. Tue hervescence caused by his nomination OF gen
esNaJa thugs remained in this stale unti he fnI
lowing day. The public agitation seemed IN in,rs.s.
seIy Instant TWAS kno wa that the Minister bad sent
extraordinary couriers into all the ptoyncr, and ,
circumstance Increased the inquetude of The pronIe
Al hall past four ocl, ok dsputaon from The prouIe
~ adGe petition the Municipal Body praying it
utattau ,I. r
cause The Immediate meeting of the Extraor,in,ry
,La, , AZ o'clock deputy annsunced 10 the people
.ua. 'he reputation bad Ieceived very satsfactory
answer from thu King was that IL his ma:esIv had
appointed gsn Carsajal 10 The post OF Captain General
o .Sm S"se, " was because lac bad conceived the
appointment pleasing to the people but having LEANED
VITA surprise the inquieude Of The people he had com
ahueu ms ministers TO pTopo,e to him three persons
worthy of the public confidence t. oil The s,tu,os Of
Sap'an General 81 New Castillo Political Chief Of Ma
Msi.,S S"a sddns peElor General Il MiIta.......His
ne5.sy duueu maj his prolonged Tesidence at the
hseuiai, was caused solely by tie state of ms health
%ora INA. 81 soon as this should he reesablshed he
IelnIn TO Ihs capital to calm The anxiety OF It's
lnhabanis This intelligence produced Immediate
nanqslhy. The pespie parsded the streets to the
ro o. hsic, to apprise the whole city OF the event
nne borrowing Is a copy Of The Address sent TO the
Ming by ia. extraordinary Dcpu,aon. IL is an ener
>, TRE-1he Provincial Deputation. and The
Smhmnsstpal sody q haarid. united in tie Cauncn
your sqsiy "% ali he 1ssrse i 10
that nHfm,fhstdad'Hc the continual efforts (yr fhe
,ass o. Pnohe tranquility, he mind Of
oust "maoird"fs Is extremely 0gitated, and in such
ware @ fgerUescence. thar whnout some PROV ut
d drc setses,e rmedy e may produce ne
nfr ~ expressing them, are co1toruabl, 10 Jbe ME
dom prudence and moderation OF a sreat peotir.-
aDse nnm6sr are united in me great sgaare am Il,
aostain'ns IRON all violence and even from guiiry
s ana ene'gy t0orfhy " Jreemen the cerfaia a d
The eIiss s in 9aHy m hgrd" saras the @ate from
er,raordinary conUocation Of ne Corfes '"'
,n me depntatiOn ana the municipality trOuid be
mamtns IN ahetr d"sy ami mOuid III deserve the
ton aud the DhOke provisce IL fhey mere NOT 10 as
SIRE Your meety that his demand Of the people OF
Madrid Is as ~ise as h isjUst-and thai in retusns
TO Jottow they could not be ansuera6ke for he s0S
conSsqus"ceS mhich shoukf resUkt from their refps
" your mgjeStS's absence has occa,ioned SDDTe
hsnsons that are dggravate1 bv uo,nifofjeus r., ,
portam empioyAentS Of person. notorionsiy opposed
10 tie constitutional system ,chich onr 5
suWh 20 preseTps, and Which IRE are ali ready 10
Gete"d to the lest dTop OF orr blood ne arc co,n
Ps,a e ore, 90 say fhat wthom public man fes.
tdtfo" 20 the neW Institutions OF uaturs 10 d,tlro
every hope in their most determDed eDsuJes So,G
de"ce cannot be re'estabLihed Every other neasmre
threaten Shiyfreck. " 1870 'VA'"
!" rms maaDest4tion in eur opinion, can be none
LILLE n' tadn yo"r mGteStys return IL The midst of
your cnithren. ana Che immediate extraorditary
co"UocatfoH g the Cortcs IHis is ,rhat mo ,sonis
9s'aaMa' ana "hot ia such circumstances they ought
~ ne"1H as me only 1nedns Of saViRg as from me
Imminent dangers that surround as. TNe dewutoe
ron ana ths municipality consequently hone ana
Pray fHat yonr majeSty uiH ocsede to fheir Jusl
at s, SHtwt"g yourself, as hitherto the us1fhV
Jata.r @ your people, and causing, by mis- rise
eha P'op'deM MEASURE, all orr present anxiety 90
" November ~, 1870"
ms Address was published in the Journal of Madrid
on Saturday, the 18Th Of November.
Beua,e0 an Impostey.
sTecKBRIDGg Mass Jan Is. On Thurs.
oay mofuihg last a Transient person succeed
go III imposing upen many Of our charitable
c,uzens. The circumstances we're these -
re went 10 The man who riggs the church bell.
morning. aud wished him TO toll the bell asis
uSud' on such occasioDs-said he was on a
9on'ney from the east to Utica had stoned