Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-17

vic.nr Emanuel, the old King of Sardiuia.
Il is said is dead
The grand Inquisitor Bishop of Tarr,zo, a
has returned to Spain from France where le
had been two years.
Many of the Spanish Generals have taken
refuge in France.
Two ~ the Spanish ex- Cortes have died of
poison at Gibraltar.
Ferdinand has decreed the restoration of
Their property TO the Jesuts.
Many of the people Of Saragossa have Pc
tIionrd tn be allowed To accompany the
French garrison when il shall remove to
France. Is
General Nina, on being apprized of the in
'tn'ion to give him a public reception in Lon
don, made this appropriate reply: F" 'rhrsr
compliments distress me. Yn, receive me AS
a conquerer--sou give me frasts and enter
tainmrnts, when desire only To werp in grief
anc solitude, the miserable slavery Of my
country"
Lord Byron has invested in the Hydrio,e
treasury 100000 piasires TO aid The equip
ment of a naval force for the relief of Mis-
sOlunghi.
l'urbds has quilted Leghorn for England
where he intends to reside
lis said that the new Pope Leo XIII was
IN dangerous state of health.
Paris, Dec. 24.-Yrstrrday, after mass,
thr King presided at the Council of Ministers.
which continued To sit until nearly two %
clock. After Council, NJ de- Villele, Minister of
The Finances, wax presented 10 the Duke Of
Ang'ul-me, and afterwards 10 Monsieur.
The NeapOlitan Jom mails announce the dis
cn'ery OF new conspiracy at the head of
which was the priest Minlchini The plot
was discovered by one of the accomplces
Raphael EspOsito. II is said that their int-n-
tons Mere To create a species uf republic, COM
posed OF drcemvns, senators and eOnsuls. -
Minichini was arrested, carried before the tr-
buna and condemned to suffer death so also
was EspOsito the inforinrr. NIinichini was ex-
ecut-d On the 9th of December, but the exc
cution ut the other WAS postponed, until ulti-
mate orders could be received from the Court
Eleven other individuals were condemned TO
six years imprisonment.
| MADRID, Dec. 9.-The Minister of War
mas published decree of his majesty by
which all officers of the army appointed by
the King, aud who have Obtained their dis
charge since the 9TH of March 1890, are 10 re-
crive full pay those appointed by the revo-
liutlOnary government are 10 receive two thirds
only.
| II WIS hoped that the decree of amnesty
would have hrep published day before yester-
day, I'm the day of the Queens festival. The
only means of putting AN -ud to the evils that
aiiiict the country ~ frank declaration by
the Sovereign, of oblivion Of all faults. But
this hope has been deceived and we are still
in painful uncertainty. Ii is doubted whe-
thrr the new Ministers will remain in place a
! fortnight.
| The Ex-hlinister Saez has refused the BIZ
shopric offered to him, and retired 10 his es-
tate.
| Pirate Correspondence.
MADRID, Dec. a3.-The two public Jour-
nails here are filled with extracts from French
royalist papers, and contain nothins relating
Ia the Peninsula. The vessel Of state seems
abandoned 10 the will of Providence the alb
solute party continue 10 had the present mi
nisiry with the most opprobinus epihets, de.
nyIDg them the capacity 10 ill their places.
We repeat II, these ministers cannot maintain
l'tfeir power, notwithstanding the wishes Of
| those who have made So many sacrifices TO
restore order Ia their unhappy country. II
is said on 9o'clocl, r. NJ. of the 2Ist, thew
| were dismissed, and in an hour after were re-
called.
| II we are TO believe the reports of travel
lers, the country is full of bandiiti, and travel
ling very dangerous. The disposition Of the
French troops, between Madrid and Vittoria.
will be altered, in reference 10 these robbers.
The government contemplated raising a
| small force, but has not the means to equip or
pay Them. The project uf the Due De LIN
tanfado was rejected. 1t proposed the re-
cogniiion of the Constitutional debts, AS the
best means of restoring the credit of the state.
but the fanatics would not hear Of it.
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