Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-12

a caricature is shown about among a GER
tam portion OF the liberals at Paris, represent
ing the young Napoleon, with the aid of
bertrand and Montholon, rolling a snow ball.
behind there are seen bodies of armed men.
and on the ball is written ell Sc grossira."
(Prsrafe Correspondence)
fd'7s, Dec. Gal have Just heard, and
upon good authority, that his majesty's health
mas recently sustained a most severe shock
IL seems that the mental faculties of his ma
IJesty, affected by too assiduous attention to
public business, by untoward circumstances
of various kinds, and the great onest;ons
winch have lately agitated him, deserted him
for moment; and that power of mind which
SO eminently distinguishes our august Mon
arch, was for a time snatched from him.
inns melancholy event took place at the last
extraordinary meeting ofthe Council of Minis
tiers. The language of the King was the first
thing that excited heattention of his Minis
tiers, who, being soon convinced of. the ma
ture ofthe malady which had attacked him.
caused him to be conducted back to his apart
ments. Happily, no distressing consequences
ioiiowed this depiorable circumstance There
IS little doubt that his majesty has recovered
the entire possession Of his intellectual facul-
ties, and that, under their guidance, this able
piiot VIII long continue in condition to watch
over the safety of the vessel of state"
Paris, Dec. 29.-The i-disposed have been
al work for some weeks on a new plot against
the Kings government. They proposed TO
attempt coup de main against the chateau of
Sauinar. General Jamin being informed of
THIS plan by General Gentil Saint Aphonse.
ieit Anglers on the morning of the esd, and
proceeded towards Saumar with two COM
panies of the 44th regiment Of the line. Salts
fled, however, by fresh information which
reached him during this march, the General Or
dered one of the companies To retrograde. On
the Esd eight sub-oficers of the school of
Saumar were arrested. The pupils them
selves were charged with this duty, and per-
formed 1t. Several of them at the same time
repaired TO the commandant of the department
10 give information. An adiutant sub officer
oil the 44th regiment has been arrested at
Anglers. A sergeant-major ofthe same regi-
ment has also been arrested. A Nj. Delon,
pointed out as one Of the principal agents of
the plot, fed at the moment of the arrival of
inc troops The trial is in progress before
the military tribunals. Lieutenant-G General
vicomte de Briche, commandment ofthe diyi-
sion, arrived at Saumar at 10 O'Clock. on the
morning of the 25th. He was to he followed
ny 400 troops of the line, but he has ordered
them to return to Tours. [IIoniteur.
(FrlUd!e Correspondence
!HGdFtd, Bee lO.--The fall of the Ministry.
or least part of hem, is no longer doubtful.
However, 1t is equally certain that the Minister
Oh FINANCE Will keep his place and moth
ing Is more natural than that he should do
so, since he did not take Office till after IN.
absurd measures were taken which proved
the rum of his colleagues. But, at all events.
1t Will net be formed ofsuch men as Barata.
tne eX-minister OF Finance, since it is against
MN that the anger ofthOse who were oppos-
ed To the existing Ministry was principally di-
rected You will see in the Universal Of TO-
day the debates which took place in the Cor
ties, after the report made by Calatraya on the
events of CadiZ. This report was divided
INTO two parts one relating to the troubles in
AndalusIa, and recommending that all the
0hiefs who have disobeyed the orders of Go
vernment should be brought to trial the other
Is Sui secret, since it was laid on the table
IN sealed packet, which cannot be opened
TIL the first point is decided. However, it is
believed that this sealed packet contains a
message addressed to the King. declaring tbe
weakness of his Ministry to be the origin OF
all the disorders, and that they have i'm con-
sequence lost the confidence of the country.
The motive for separating these two questions,
was IN order fully to establish that the CON
duct ut the. authorities at Cadiz and Seville :
and that these latter, if but for the sole cause
that thclrorders proceeded from an authority
legally constituted, however that authority
might subsequently been proved to have vio-
lated Its trust, were guilty of disobedience.
.Hddr'd, Dec. 12.-In the sitting of the nth
INST the COrtes were occupied in discussing
the project of an address to his Majesty disap,
proving OF the conduct of the Political Chiefs
and Generals Commandant, who have refused
to recognize the authorities nominated by the
king. 1t finally passed the Chamber 'by a
majority of 1870 against 48.
! On the 18th, deputaton presented il to
the king. NJ Munoz-Torrero, President OF
the dcputation, informed the Cortes that his
Majesty had graciously received the message.
and had deigned TO reply as follows -
lie satisfaction with which receive this
message, contributes to sooth the grief
which the occasion of it has excited in orr
bosom.
manifest disobediencc to my authority,
| exercised within constitutional limits, is an
evi which ought to be crushed in its birth.
otherwise the constitution itself is i'm danger.
.Badrld, Dec. 1.-THE events of CorlInna
have taken more favourable turn. An ex-
traoTdinary courier, arrived yesterday from
dallcla, has brought intelligence that on the
/ 9Th, Nina, having been sent by the Govern
ment to Siguenza, had delivered up the militia
ry command of thc province to Camp Mar
shall Don Ramon Lopez, Sub Inspector OF
Engineers, who, after assembling the princi-
pal officers of the garrison, caused General
las;rc ~ be recognized as General Comman-
dant of the Province.
run, Dec. 22.-Thr corps Of royaIists form
ed IN Nayarre has increased since the recent
events. II consists now of more than 1900
men, well armed and equipped. It is under
the orders of an Apostolic Junta, whose place
OF meeting is at present Roneal. The ROYAL.
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