Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-14

tuguese Minister, the Count de Villa Real He
was informed that as a private individual he might
remain at Madrid, but that his admission as Minis
ter would depend upon arrangements to be made
with certain Cabinets, end which were not yet a.
greed on The Infant Don Miguel has not made
oath to the Constitution, notwithstanding all the
Portuguese who are at Vienna have fulfilled their
duty
MADRID, Sept. 11.-Our Gazette of this
day announces officially the desertion of the two
squadrons of the 4th regiment of cavalry of the
iiHe. The following Is the Gszetted ACCOUNT
The Captsin-G General of the province of Es-
'ramadura has made known TO his Majesty, through,
the medium OF myself (the Minister of WARY that
In the morning of the I'd inst. lI5 armed foot
men, and II horsemen, of the regiment No 4 of
valry, which in garrison al GIivenza. de.
serted, taking the direction of Yelves in Portugal
The Lieutenant of the said corps, Don Jose Mon
cada, gave order to take horse, seconded by hi.
comrade, Lieutenant Don Caiatsno ofGhenf. ana
they departed by the city gate situated behind the
barracks, after having attacked the guards of tina,
gate, and wounded the sentinel"
This communication is followed by royaI de-
cree, of which the following are the principal
provisions:
6 His Majesty, to whom submitted the reports
containing these facts, behed with the greatest in
dgnation crime so scandalous, which, although
abominaLle in~itseli, would only have been follow
ed by just measures against the delinquents if the
absolute necessity OF maintaining with the mos,
nfexible rigor the military ordinances did net
constrain his Majesty to renew those adapted To-
the good order and discipline of the CORPS. n, N,
better service OF The King, and the honor of the
aTmy."
Here the decree refers 10 the different DEGREES
and performances, in virtue of which the chiefs and
officers are responsible for the plots of their corps
upon pain OF dismissal from the service, when thew
neither discover nor prevent them
Next comes another paragraph, in which it is
said, that the King, although benevolent and ma
ternsl in the execution of the civil laws. finds
h''2selt constrained 10 be Eflexibe in the execu-
non OF the military laws, and to proceed against
the ofhcers OF the 4ih regiment of cavalry who
have remained bshind, although by their services
they have given fall proof of their delily for
says The paragraph, the deed of Oiivenza requires
an example of d-cpne.''
Then come several provisions. The first con-.
dennis TO be hanged, as soon they shall be taken.
the deseIters of the 4'h, those who coun.ellerr
them, and those who were acquainted with them
and did not make revelation; the second sp.res
the lives of the corporals and rrivates who NAV
present themselves within eight da ys after the pub
LEGATION OF The decree; the third dissoly,es the 4,h
regimen; OF cavalry, and sends the men of i, 10 the
other corps OF the army: the fourth suspends from
their posts all the staff officers of the place of Oil
venza, and all those of The 4,h regiment of cayat-
ry who were at that place at the period of the
desert on the fifth ordans the creation of n
Court Martial, which Is to act promptly and SUM-
marty, In order to ascertain whether these officers
iuIhlIed their duy;-Ihe Judgments pronounceS
by this Court will be executed nnn,e,ljatelv with
out 1t being necessaryto have the previous APP
PROBATION OF the King: the sixth enjnins the In
srector General TO observe great circumspection
relative TO the officers which they may propose to
be employed; and the seventh commands The Cap
Ialns GENERAL 10 render immediate account of the
moi elart, al
cree concludes by the following observations;
% Lastly, his Majesty has pleasure in hoping
that his royal guards and The army are filled with
hooe Indignation against those who have so great
y violated military honor, and that they will lose
no opportunity ct maniiesting that loyalty and no
nor aie their distinctive virtues, and of purging
their ranks from the individuals who may be IN
grateful towards the royal munifcence and unyyor-
ty OF belonging 10 their profession and their coun-
try. The guards and the army, by observing strict
discipline, and showing themselves to be ANNA
led with good spirit, will prove that they are the
worthy inheritos OF that ancient Spanish loyalty
winch mad become proverbial throug hout the world
giYeyo notice thereof by the Kings COM
mand for your own governance, and that YOU have
1t circulated and published upon the General Or
deTs 81 Inc army, corps, and places under yoss
command (-igr ed) SAMBRANO,n
September 2, 1926
FRANcE-The operation Of crushing the stone
In the bladder performed at the Hotel Dieu.
on the 23d OF Sept. in The resence of Baron Du-
puyiren, several Physicians, and all the pupils OF
the Medical School. The operation was complete
~ successful as IL performed with great
facility, ard gave little pain to the patient
nat me betrayed disposition to- fall asleep
In order 10 encourage the journeymen weavers
OF Lyons, and augment their resources, the ladies
OF that city have determined 10 wear nothing but
SILK dresses during the winter.
The Editor If the National Gazette has receiv
el the Mexican Aguils, down 10 the 20 tn SEP en-
beri IT contains The 10th o: the month the
anniversary Of the era of Mexican Independence.
was celebrated In the capital and elsewhere, with
demonstrations OF The liveies enthusiasm and the
utmost official solemnity. The Aeuila of the 10Th
contains the following article:-
The recovery of General Vicente Cperrsro
from dangerous Illness is one of the events which
has gwen most delight to the good patriots The
intelligence that Adams ard Jefferson, Successors.
friends and associates, Of Washington, had died on
the anniversary Of the Independence oftbe Uni
ted states, created superstitious alarm here with
regard to the life Of the beloved Guerrero Il was
dreaded that he would meet the same fate on the
anniversary Of our independence, the 10th inst
But II is now hoped that the illusfrious general
will not be taken from as, before he shall have been
the head Of the nation"
The Aguila oftbe 18th September contains the
Address Of the President Of the Republic n The
General Congress, At the opening OF the extrso,..
binary session on the 18th This document i ia
tie more than a simple indication 20 the body nj
the objects which claim their immediate and car
nsst attention-and of which The chief were. the
customs, the.finances, the military establishments
and public education. The President announcer
that the treaties concluded with foreign nations