The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-12

The Patient Is rot aware OF his DANGER
nus situation he las not been told of the
fracture.
The Cardinal Gonsalsi hardly leaves
the bel side Of his Holiness for a moment.
Tile persons who are in attendance upon
his Holiness experience great embarrass-
menl, because Ignorant of ms situation, he
IS constantly expressing his unNillingness
TO remain in hed.'
1t IS q remarkable coincidence that this
accident has happened upon the fatal 9Th
of July 1909, when his Holiness Was
forcibly removed from Rene by Napo-
leon.
In the night Of fine 18th his Holiness ex-
perienced an attack of fever, and the re
port IN fsenie this morning is, that he Is in
the greaiest danger.
from The .uoniieur Of Julg 10.
ARMY OF THEpYRENEES.
Report Of the Major General of the Ar
my Of the Pyrenees To the Minister of
War.
MADRID, July IL" As have the no.
nor TO inform your excellency, the pro-
posals of General Morillo have not suspen-
dcd for moment our march To Galica.-
Lieutenant General Count Bourck reports
to his Royal lIighness uaderthe date ofthe
9TH, that he arrived at Villa Franco del
fierzo, without having met with an enemy,
and that General MoriIlo, who had called
all his forces to him, has sent him one of
hts aids dc camp, requesting him Ia
take various measures for the security of
persons and property IN return for which
hcpromises to cooperate in the deliver
ance Of the King, and TO act in concert with
hum, To re-establish order in the country,
and 10 make The troops which have jo.ned
Qulroga returnto their duty. These pro.
lposaIs of General Iorillo have been acce-
ded 10. lie had row only to recognise the
Regency of Spain, aud the preceding steps
necessarily leading To this conclusion, there
is every redsonto believe that Gen. Bourck
on arriving yesterday at Lingo, where all
hts troops were tn Join, has received the
entire adherence OF General MoriIlo.
2he MAJOR General Count Guiiiemiaot
my AH Express.
MADRID, July 14.-The Cd corps has
continued its Movements against the troops
of Ballasteros, assembled at Murca II
was thought that this General would have
defended the important position which ht
occupied bat as soon rs our advance
guard arrived at Elchr, the enemy retired
IN AL haste. Two entire regiments will
their off GERS aud standards 1.-THE infantry
| regiment borca, and the Queens cavalry
corps came over tn our troops amidst The
shouts Of" Long live i'erdinand.o
Count M0lltore entered Mnrcia on the 9TH
where he was perfectly well received. On
the SAME day, our troops proceeded on
ward against Carthagcra and Grenada.
General Eourdesoult, who has formed
the blockade of Ca,liz 10y land, is ncessant-
y occupied in completing i, by sea. in con-
cert with Rear Admiral HameIin. al
| ready several light vessels are cruising be-
| fore the port and eeconding our fleet
| Fifty coasters which were watching an oc
casIon to introduce grain, have been cap
tured or dispersed.
Letters from Cadz state, that the
Commhperos had separated themsevesf on
the .)iasoAS. The Decree of the esd la.
much Increased the pride and exultatiou
| of the Revdlutionists.
A letter from Valencia states that Balas.
tcros' soldiers arrived there daily in troops
of 100 and $50; when they present them.
| selves TO the Royalst General Scmpere t.
be admitted under the Royal standard.
We have news from CadiZ TO the 9Th
The King and Royal family were then ia
good health.