Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-05

IUe popular uSSemulS6 uaNS 'Seo''>s ~
ton the Diet. To order the arrest OF the
ins,igators Of the civil var, especially Abyberg
and Landaman Webster-2. To have them
tried by National Court Martial.-3. 10 send
the revolutionary prisoners to the Regency OF
Berne.-4. TO exclude forever from the Diet
the patricia rs who have been members ot inc
Sarnem Conference. With regard 10 the,reae'
raj Compact. the petitioners wish the D'rt 10
consult the people upon 50 important an aua'r'
BY calling upon them to appoint ten persons Ca
pable Of drawing upa new Constitution!
SPAIN.
The National of Paris asserts that dispatches
had been received bv the Minister Tor Foreign
Affairs from NJ. de Ra,neval. stating that the
ambassador has had conference with Inc phy.
s,cians of King Ferdinand, who declared that
notwithstanding the apparent Improvement CUR
ing the last few days Of his Majes'y's health,
the King was just approaching his end. II was
rumured that 10 consequence OF TINS commuh'-
cation, the French Government had decided I'd
station an armv Of observation on the fronters VI
Spain.
A letter from Madrid, dated the 18th Of Au.
gust says-Ye,terday a sanguinary CONNECT TOOK
place in one of the streets of MadrId bet"e
about &c soldiers of cavalry; sabres were drawn.
aud two Of the combatants we're killed. Ii ap-
pear, that the quarrel arose from political DIS
Dutes, a. during the contest, cries nf COlomar-
de forever. Don Miguel forever. were uttered;
and when several patrols came up, those VINO
retained their voices, and the use Of their limbs,
fed, shouting as Justify Don Carlos furever.-
and, Down with Zsa Four Of the rioters. who
were wounded, were taken; the rest we're pur.
sued, ard somr of them overtaken.
The Memorial Bordelais contains what is call.
ed Suppl,cation. addressed BY the Bishop Of
Leon to Ferdinand VII relative to the oath TO
the Inian,a. his Majesiy's daughter 1t IS dated
June |. The preIatc acknowledges the lesl'l.
mate rights of Don Carlos, and concludes by
declaring his refusal to take the oath.
PORTUGAL.
The ambassador OF Queen Donna Maria had
a long conference with the Minister Of Foreign
Affairs, in Para, 90 the esd Of August, which is
said TO have related to the acknowledgement OF
her Majesty by the Government OF France.
Baron II yde de Neville, in his quality OF
Count de Bemp"sta. was among the personages
who visited Queen Donna Maria on the occasion
uf her fete.
The following items have been translated for
the Daily Advertiser from Lisbon papers, and
throw additional light upon the proceedings OF
Don Pedro after his arrival in Lisbon:
A National Guard has been established, com
pTenenUIUS every CiuLcU utt"eeH 'ne dSfs WI 10
and SO. All the regiments OF militia disbanded
by Miguel have recovered their arms aud enter.
ed on duty.
The people of Lisbon. IA city Of four hundred
thousand inhsbl,ants by the latest census.) were
so ripe for the revolution, that as soon as Caisu
la abandoned the city on the Gath. without kuow-
ing vet the result of the battle between the Con-
stl,u,ionai and the Mlsuelite fnrces, IN the other
side OF the river, they unanimously proclaimed
the Constitution and Queen. opening the pri-
suns to the political prisoners, who immediate
" took arms. and every thing went on rs peacea-
bly, a. If nnth,ng had happened.
The reception Of Dun Prdrnin Lisbon was a
most magnificent scene; and, to show the differ
ence between The two brothers, Miguel never
presented himself to the people Except when sur
rounded by his guards, while Pedro walks and
rides about WITHOUT a single soldier He has vi
sted all the pubic Institutions, without even ex.
ceptins the Cholera Hospitals.
All the public dictionaries serving under the
tyraui have been dismissed from rflce, and the
exies restored to them.
The clergy have received due share in the
constitutional reform. All the converts of Ell
Their sex. whose inmates abandoned to follow the
tyrant, have been suppressed. and their property
has become again national property, rs it was
ignoran,e and bgo,ry. The curates, bishops and
other priests who abandoned their churches, are
declared iraItuIs to their country. and deprived
of tlier situations. Tue clerIy hereafter dre sub
ject to the temporal power as all other citizens.
T,hes and other taxes for the clergy have been
aOolished, and decent allowances are to be paid
them from the Treasury
The fisheries have been relieved of the heavy
taxes to which they were subject. Many mono.
poles and taxes suppressed
Liberty Of the Press is in full operations, and
many papers are published in Oporto and LIS.
bon.
National vessels Of war have been despatched
to the Portuguese colonies in Africa and Asia,
to bring back to their homes the unhappy victims
Of freedom. exed IN those inhospitabIe counties
by the monster Miguel.
Don Pedr" in his amnesty excerpts only his two
cousins, the Dukes Of Cadoval and Lafoes, the
Secretaries Of State of his brother. aud the Judg
es Who condemned 20 death SO many innocent
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