Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-12

ConsianrinopIe. Treaty Of Friendship and
Commerce fnr the Court Of Sardinia, by wbic,'
the Genoese vessels will have TIE ry.. nay;.
CATION of the Black Sea. The Porte has nor
yet ratified this Treaty in the usual form n
Sandman vessel was preparing 10 sail in few
DAYS for the Black Sea.
The small pox was spreading in an alarm.
ing manner IN several provinces in the North,
OF France NJ T. .9dr
(rrOm TIE Etci,e IF svrdsyJ
GARRISON ORDER
CADIz, November 80.
"The sentinels Of the allied troops. n bo ,,o
in garrison here, having orders not to perm,
any person 10 pass near them, from 10 o'cloclr
at night until daybieak ; the inhabitants are
hereby apprized of this order, that they NAV
conform To IT, and avoid being compelled n
do so by force. At the word who goes there,
they are to reply, The King and pass imme-
d'aiely on the side opposite To the spot where
the sentinel is posted. BY order of the go
vernon, ad interim. CASTILIOn
LONDON, December 1.-THE hope INDUCED
that the Spanish Bonds will ultimately no
recognised by the King of Spain, gained
much strength by the change which has taken
place IN the Spanish Ministry. This nfor-
nation was announced on Thursday last. and
led TO an advance in Spanish bonds Of 1ao,
from &c Ia tn 90 1-2. AT Paris il appears
the belief was so current that the appoint
ment OF the new Spanish Ministers wond
lead to favorable result, the Spanish bonds
l82 had reached 81, hut had rrcpded tn 90
COMMITTEE OF SHIP OWNERS.
TRADE iciM South .4mericu.-Upon the sinh
Ject OF the intercourse with the Spanish pert,
of South America, which has engaged murb
OF their attention., the committee have 10 Of
Ter the British shipping interest their most
cordial ORGANIZATIONS.
The recent appointment of Consus y, the
principal ports. will ob,iaic many hardsb;ns
anu lnconvenlencrs To which the trade was
exposed and whilst The measures Is hch HI,
aiajesy's government have procured to ba
adopted, Tor the protection Of British srippiny I
engaged therein, will. il is Ia he hoped nro.
tecf the property Ofthe British merchant and
shir-o"ner from further unjust seizures and
conliscatons, the convention, which has beer
entered into with the Spanish govrrnmep,
VIII procure compensation To those Who have
already suffered from such proceedings.
PARis. Dec. g. Erecution Of Dr. Castaine
Dr. CasfaIng was executed to-day al O'Clock
IN the Place de Greve. A prodigious crowd
had assembled to witness the execution. TIE
prisoner was brought at 5 O'Clock this morn.
ing rom the Bicetre to the Conciergerie. tbe
prison of the Palace of Justice. About half
past /, he was brought out To be TRANSPORTED
10 ne place Of execution, before the Hotel do
N'iie. He seemed extremely detected. bis
.mehtai resolution appeared overpowered. and
ms bodily strength entirely PROSTATE. anna \
reniiy unable 10 support himself. He leaned
ms head on the shoulder of the Priest Who
accompanied him 10 administer the consoa-
hons OF religion. Though the whole of the
immense area orthe Place de Greve was filed 4
WIN spectators, and the interest nf the Dnbir
~ the demeanor OF the unhappy maD was ex-
c"ra 10 me highest degree of intensity, no
accident happened, and no other feeling busfy
that of curiosity was manifested. On ara. /
ing atthe foot Of the scafiod he remained 90 |
vera minutes in deep and earnest PRAYER with q
MS Coniessor. On mounting The scsfold
"hch ne dld with Tailoring footsteps, he look
eu around upon the Assem- blGd mufiiudrs with +
d ueIected counfenaDce, and then casting his
eyes 10 hea'en, he remained some momrpts
IN deep meditation, aud resigned hims., To
me execniioner. On The latter's placing his
hand behind bis neck, 10 assist in adjusting
ms bead npon the block, Castaing turned sud-
aeh'y round and addressed few words TO
num- Dut rom me low tone in which he spoke +
we cou'u not understand their purport. After
a lew moments, passed in awful suspense, the
fatal axe rapidly descended, and the unbappv
sufferer was thus hurried into the presence Ill
MIN VINO aiore knows his real guilt or inno- K
cence. Castaing protested his innocence TO
the last, though with less vehemence than ON IN
the delivery of his sentence. The faculty
speak in very harsh and unmeasured terms
oi Dr. Pellatan, who neither described with |
care and accuracy, what he himself observed
on opening the body of Ballet, nor the means 4
OF forming an opinion themselves, nv bringing
70 "i's me 'nttslines of the deceased. The Is
Join the rest of the world in ascrib
ing Ballet death 10 substances administered "
ny Casfaing, but they regret that criminal
l'Istice could not, owing 40 the negligence or IS
ignorance OF PellataD, obtain more satisfactory X
proofs OF the crime. Beyond his own confes- Is
SONS, contradictions, and admissions. there
was confessedly no ground to convict him IS
Casfa'ng's father has resigned his place un-
ier me government. His brother had preyi-i
,usly gwen IN his commission as Captain inl
NE Guards. So this mans crimes have ru-y
ned as well as disgraced his whole family.
OVGRE!SS.
MONDAY. FEBRuARY 8. 1924.
IN SENATE
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