Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-24

moment approaching his downfall. n. a.,
OF Casa Irujo, who was removed on the nIsJ11
ofindisposilon, is filed interim by NJ. Heredis
and the presence Of Don Victor Sa. z nj Ma
did, presents new chances of the probabiIi,,fI
OF the d'smisson Of The ministers who are sole.
ly upheld Ivy foreign diplomacy
The .lfsmoriai Bordeluis contains in its mr.;
vate correspondence from Madrid the follow. =
Ing, uuder date Of The 50th December -
"Weare assuredthe Knyalist decree ofAm-
nesiy will he published very shortly, it includes
1t is said, the two following articles. !.
Are excluded from the Amnesty, tst.
All those who have Ell. cted the revolution
whether ny taking up arms, or hy proclaim.
ing the Constitution before the oath which
the King Was forced to make {; Cd. The mem
bers OF the minority of the Cortes, who
az Cadiz, votedagainst the liberty Of his Ma.
ljesty" ''"'
Immediately after the publication of the do /,
cree of amnesty, of which have Just given
you the ground work, it appears there will he
anotier decree as TO the fate of the officers of
the constitutional army, who are not comp,is- f,
eu ih ine class Ut the authors of the reyoluton
ihry are tn be divided into variuus lists : tbs
first will comprehend the officers of The rov.,
guard, who abandoned their corps to take nar,
with the reveutiOnists, as some did on the M
July, 1899 the second will embrace Tins.
officers who became furious Jacobins after tho
puoiica,ion vi the constitution, after the oath
which the king was forced to take ; finally
the third will comprehend the officers wbn
only allowed themselves 10 be borne away hv
the current, but who have conducted ,ban,
selves with moderation, order, and discipIip. /,
ouch are the three classes that deserve nar,;.
cuIar ate niiun.
They say likewise that there will he M dis.
JUNCTION made between those military clarac. 4
ters who have preferred TO give themselves
up as prisoners IN France, and thusr who have
renamed IN their environments after maxine
their submission 10 the King
The Memorial Bearnais adds to tb.s. IL,
tails the following
For some days past nothing has been ,alk,,,
oi IN public but military cohscripIon drs,-
heu 10 form new army, faithful and wor,hv
oi Spain. The Duke del Iufantado, a ,nemh.r
oi the commission charged with the urganiza-
ton of the army, has already proposed to IN.
King project on this head
Here are the most important passages oftb.
private correspondence If the Lndicaieuis. nm
der date Madrid, 3Oth December.
!, The orders have been defniiively given 70
the Arch Bishops, and Bishops, WIN, since The
arrival of tue King at Madrid, have hustled
about in this Capital, to return back to Their
diocese.
ne absolute royaiists, or more nroperIv
ssPfakIns the fanatics, have ceased vociierai,
ing against the liberals; but they now direct
their complaints against the g.vernmept.
which has not rewarded the sacrifices WHICH
,hey pretend to have made towards its res
toration.
The King has decreed that all the military
VINO voluntarily enrolled themselves ia tie
NATIONAL militia, shall be depri, I'd of their
grades. This measure is considered =, INN.
liiic, Tor 1t is well known that the majority of
those officers who retired did 50 through neces-
slty, and Incorporated themselves in the mill
TIA, Tor the purpose of not being considered as
enemies to the constitutional system.