Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-27

cfONu IL u evident tilat tnt rtncn VIII not
advance iIier cause one step by the occupation
of Madrid. 1t will only be the moment for
| beginning brstilities."
| French diplomatic arrangcmcnis.---The
French government, already calculating on
the success Of its arms in Spain, has appoint
| ed Il new Ambassador at Madrid. The fol-
lowing diplomatic arrangements, including the
| one above mentioned, may he regarded rs
correct = The Marquis de Talarn, Peer of
France, is appointed Ambassador of France
at Madrid. He will commence his journey
at the same time with the Ambassadors of the
Allied Powers.
The Prince de Pognac is appointed Am
bassadUr 10 London. The Fiscount de Mar
ceus is appointed Minister Penipo;cntiary
and Charge d'Afaires at ConstantinOpe.
NJ. Hyde de Melville, who was long ago APP
pointed Ambassador to Constantnople, will
not set of for year more. He is very dis
contented in not having been sent TO Madrid or
London.
PARIS, May J.-Tbe MoniteT of yesterday
has published The folIowing:--
Military Report" The 4,h corps of the
army of the Pyrenees entered Spain on the
9Th of April, by the passage of Perihus.-
The following day column passed by the Col
de Costaa.
:" The enemy did not show himself at any
point. The French troops were every where
received with confidence.
On the 2ist of April, the 5th and 9Th d.
visions, and the Spanish troops commanded
by Baron dEroles, were assembled ruund FL
Sueras, and invested that place On the same
day, the town and citadel of Rosas were oc-
cupied. On the 22d Figueias WAS summonad';
the answer of the Governor WAS not sa,sfac-
| tory.
| 1.-THE report then details with great mi
nuteness the operations of the several divisions
on the left bank of the Fluvia which being
swelled by very heavy rains ON The night of
the 30th, the Marshal was obsedto suspend
his operations till the Cd If riay, when the
passage having become passable, the Duke OF
! CornegliaDo repaired Ia Banpulas.-On Hsriv-
ing there, he learnt that the enemy, intinIidat
ed by the moyements of our left, and The
| march OF Gen. Donnadiea, had abandoned bis
position the preceding night, and reiterated in
two directions; That Nilans and LIolicra were
going Ia Amer by way OF Mieias, and Nina
towards Fich. by way of Olor. IL. irnnlesi.
atey ordered Baron d'Eroles 20 march from
Bannclas upon MieIas, closely 10 press the
column of Milans, which was snid 10 be en-
numbered in its march by quantity az bag
gage. He directed Count Curia ,p ioilns the
re'reatlng troops, In occupy C~!elG"t, and
TO communicate with General Donnadteu, to
whom corresponding orders were sent.
pNuci al hSatiot ItiidtNeU At
TO advance, according to circumstances, either
upon Mieras or Corona The Inhabitants of
Corona had sent z deputatinn 10 the Marshal
10 hasten the arrival ri the French t?nnps For
some months pa.t heavy contributions had
been ievis d on them. They were nenace ed
with new exact,oDs by corps nf 500 or 400
militia, which was at ii short distance from
their town.
"The retreat of the enemy leaving par; of
the troops free, the Marshal repaired on the
ID from Bannolas To Corona with regimen,
of foot and one of horse. On the road the
country people showed the most lively en,hu
sasm; that of the inhabitants of Gtrons, il
would be difficult TO describe. a depiItation
came as far as Puenta Mayor To meet the
French troops. The Bishop, AT the head OF
the clergy, the municipal body, and almost
the whole population, received them as they
entered the city. The keys We've presented
TO the Marshal, who returned thsm to the
iteg1dor, in the name of his Catholic NIaicsty
In the evening all the houses were illuminated.
During the whole night the inhabitants mani
iesied Their 10y by songs and dances. This
general gaiety made great impressions On the
trenrf soldiers, especially those who had
been In the last war. Corona will become
the depot for the supplies of the 4th corps
Some slight works will make the place safe
: against coup de main. fin military point
ot view 1t Is important TO occupy it, Tie wei
come which the French army has re ceived
there, is, In u political view, most happy pre-
sage There is reason To hope that the same
f irntimrnis will be manifested in all the con
siderable towns in The province.
I "The countries occupied by the 4ih corps
are going to bc OF ganizrd. & wise and firm
administration viii tranquillize the minds oil
the inhabitants, prevent private vengeance
f and augment the resources and the strength oil
! the Royal army of Catalonia.
f Corona May 3, 1928.
"Ry order OF the Marshal Commander in
p Chief, the Major Gcncia Chief uf the
$ 4" Staff, DESPRES."
! The Marquis Of Matanorida, and the Arch
bishop of Tarragona, members Of the first
Regency of Spain, arrived on the 9TH at Bor-
dcanx, coming from Bayonne, and returning
TO Paris.
A letter from Baycnue says" An uuGor
tunae event, which shows that the war be-
, gins to assume a serious and dangerous cha
rscier, is the assassination of five French sol
e diefs, which took Place at Frnanl, three day:
: ago, IN house where they passed the night
: This violation O the laws Of war and or bos-
# pialiy will, no doubt, be severely punished
= but the example that viii be given, will scrv,
f bul 10 inaanle the vindIctive character Of the
SppDiards."
e Chamber Of Dtp,tties, 5iaing Of fritiay May .
{ The Minister Of the Interior presented 2
proclamation from the. King, oraaining the
/ closing of the Session 81 both Chambers. The
Drputrs instantly dispersed amid cries ol
. ViUe lie Tloi."
/: from the New York Daily Adsertser.I
. Runours bad been renewed of negotiations
{ hSiwccn France and Spain, and the Cnnriei
D IrenTks were believed. The editor Of tha
n paper says an attempt at negotiation may b,