Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-28

establishing OF cruinng grounds on the coast OF
syria tor the protection of commerce had been
spoken of.
The Organization of new Portuguese Minis
try was not satisfactory to the Spanish go, ern-
meni, and the Apos ocais at Madrid publicly at
'ribuied l. 10 the eIoris of MIR. Canning.
PARIS, June so.
In consequence Of the ties of friendship and
kindred existing between the house of Austria and
the Emperor Don Pedro. commercial treaty was
concluded at Vienna, between those two powe rs
on the 1 h inst. according to which Austrian sub
j-cts will enjoy at Brazil privileges granted to The
most favored nations.
MADRID, June Is.
This government has for leng time intended
to send some person to Rome who as capable of
dissuading the Pope from giving canonicsl ap-
pointmea.s To the proposed bishops OF the
States of America. NJ. Justiniani was charged
on his departure with laying before His Holiness
the reasons of Spain for this step. The Council
OF State has .ince been engaged in discussing the
proper mode of proceeding with the Pope, If he
should grant cauon;cal appointments TO these Dsh-
ops. NJ. Efro stated tina; in this ev ent ,hey must
recall the Spanish Legation, and dismiss that OF
tome, but he was not sustained by a single mem-
Der. Affairs thus situated, when the gov
ernnent learned that nj consis,ory held b, HE
Holiness, the Bishops of Colombia, presented By
Bolivar, were proclaimed. This eyent has ere
ated great sensation, as this governmen; consi.
ders II as religious sanction of the rebellion oil
Colombia, by exercising right belonging excu-
sively TO the King of Spain, of hi- power over al!
he churches of America. The Council of State
has had frequent meetings this subject. 4
counsellor, M. lnguarzo, Archbishop OF Toledo,
proved, according TO the text Of the numerous ca
nons, that the appointments given by the Pope To
the Bishops of Colombia null and void. The
mattsT has also been submitted o The Council of
the ladies, who. by order of the King assembled
on Friday last. A number Of documents connect
ed with this subject have been furnished by the
government.
Several letters Of the King, and some official
notes from NJ. Jusnisni, were read, in which hs
stated that the assignee by the Court of
Rome Tor The appointments was, that these people
might not he deprived Of the spiritual nourishment
which mas so necessary to her happiness, and
also that the Colombian clergy had in each dioces
chief TO direct them. The sitting was very an
mated: some members soleuHly protested against
the canonirsl aPpon' ments Ii was agreed that The
hscsls should pronounce the subject and il was
also, as we are informed, submitted 10 the Couacil
of CASTLE.
Ii appears that NJ. Tiberi, the new nuncio OF
the Pope, who was On his way to Madrid, on as
ceriaining what was going on, reiraced his steps,
preierriBg 10 wait the frontiers till matters W. ere
more settled.
III recent search among the archives of the
minister of foreign affairs, for the espondenre
with the Court OF Rome, note of the Pope WAS
ound, stating the necessity of appointing Bishops
Tor Colombia. Thi. paper, ri,ten during the adj
minisI alton of the Duke del Infantado was ac-
companed BY minute of the Dukes reply to
his Holiness. The opinion of his exceilency was
that the Pope, as supreme ruler of the faithful
could use his own pleasure in every matter con-
nected with the church.
Ii is said that the Archbi-hop of Caracas and
The Bishoprc of Santa f'e de Bogota, having been
given TO two ecclesissiics who sent prisoners
10 Spain, and remained long time ia the prisons
of Cadiz and Ceuts.
Extract of private letter of the 18Th inst. from
Madrid:
" "A very important affair occupies at this mo.
ment the attention of our Government and seve.
raj Councils of State have been held respecting it
II relates to the rsnonical institution given by the
Pope to several Bishops in our ancient American
provinces upon the pIesentstion Of Bolivar. Thi-
Institution was announced officially TO our Charge
D. Affairs at Rome, who communicated il To the
Government, announcing at the same time that il
had taken place IN consequence OF concordai
concluded between The Holy See and the Repub-
lie oil Colombia, by the representative Of the lat
ter, at Rome AS soon as the note of our Charge
d. AHshes was received, orders were sent to the
frontiers enjoining the authorities no, to admit
into Spain the new Pspal Nuncio whose depar-
ture hom Rome had been ANNOUNCED 10 our Charge
d'Afsires.
ELECTION OF LAFAYETrE-On rea-
defs have already been informed of the return OF
zen. Lafayette 10 the Chamber Of Deputies A
correspondent, and friead Paris has favored the
New York Statesman, in letter recev ed by the
Howard, with the following account of the unwor-
ny bit Intellectual means resorled by the Minis
Try, 10 defeat the election Of the General A Pa
ris paper of the 23lh Of June says: 1.-THE editor
oil the journal do Commerce has been cited to APP
pear before the Police the 10Th Of July, to an
swsr Tor the publication of an editorial article on
the dissolution the National Guard and the cleo
tion of Lafayette"
'You will no doub:. be rejoiced TO learn. that
Gen. La Fsyetie has been elected Deputy for the
Departmen, OF Meaux. The election took place
on the Slst inst. and in spite OF the infamous mea-
sures which wefe taken by the Ffeuch Ministers,
TO defeat the efforts OF the liberal party the latter
came OF triumphant.
The conduct OF the present Ministry in this in
stance, iias no pfeceden; every vile measure was
resorted 10 in order TO exclude the il!usrjous De-
putty from seat in the chamber of Il representatives.
many OF the Department Of Meaux, flvorsbie TO
the election OF the General, and who had served
ior years 10 that Capacity struck off the list
oil voters, unde: the most ridiculous pr e;ences and
nave II rem very good authority, that many of
Tie Hoyalist party themselves, protested against
The dIsgraceiul intrigue & management to which so-
veTnment had recourse, in order 10 binder the eec-
iIon OF man who is firm supporter Of the legi-
innate principles Of the French ReyoIu,i,n. and.
whose nsrne slso l. like declaration OF war a.
6aInsi the corruption OF the present adm listraton
fou VIII observe By the papers that the censor
ship OF the Press has been reefablished, and il i.
remarkable that the ordinance OF the King TO that
effect, appeared in the journals immediaely after
the election OF the General.
There IS no knowing where this may end. There
mas been report current within few dsys past .
mat The ministers about abolishing tn Cham
Der. 1hs, with the censorship, and r,e late ordi
nance disolying the National uefd has very much