Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-07
FOR EIGN.


he zoh oc'ooer ana Havre dates oil the II H. AMI
Paris OF the 23i being day later than those received
Friday.
the intelligence of the recognition of Donna Maria
by the Spanish government, stated by our
from Paris, and contained in the following extracts true
an event which will exercise an important influence
on the des'inies Of Spain and Portugal.
The kingdom OF Navarro has been declared by the CO.
vernon OF the Queen In state OF siege Colonel Fran.
cisco Beneto do Erase has issued ocana calling
the people of Navarro 10 take in support oil the e
climate rights Of Don CstIos to the throne.
The passage OF the mail from Bordeaux 10 Madrid az.
pears 10 be totally stopped by the insurgents
PARIS, 23d Oct-The constitutional party in Spain,
may take courage. Events In the iberian peninsula
taking such a turn as to give BIRTH to hopes-what-
ever may be the intentions Of Queen Christina and her
mlnsers, whatever may be The bad feeling entertained by
the dpIonasts Of the north, nothing can prevent Spain
obtaining constitutional reform.
On the first perusal OF the manifesto addressed by
the Queen TO the Spanish people, certainly
hope for radical reform, but. many circum.
stances have since occurred, which have changed all
the original intentions Of the Regent. The rapidty
spread itself in Navarro, has induced the Queen
entirely into the policy Of the English and French gov
ernments as regards Portugal. In consequence yes.
erday learned the Of the Queen Donna
Maria by the new Spanish Gov
France quiet. The prosecution of the opposition
presses was going on with rigor
Royal Ordinance has been promulgated calling into
active service $4,000 conscrpts his measure has
excited much speculation. although the assigned
isisetory one viz: to supply the vacancies to be created
by the anticipated discharge of the class Of 1925 by
the delivery of unlimited urougs to other parts Of the
army MEXICO.
The accounts by the Avis Mt New York. are to the FL
December from the city Of Mexico According to the
The whole country was restored e. aue,nes. and peace
President Santa Anna had returned the city, had
published his proclamation on resumng the civil govern
menf and new and important had commenced. The
,eengs ana sentiments OF number Of distinguished
Mexicans who have recently visited the United States,
and who now have influence, is proclaimed.
There Is great disposition leny on the part of tho
President; but the Congress have declared the Pope with
out authority in Mexico, and ned the and
converts in order that all who choose may return 10 civil
iie Many oil the nuns have availed themselves of the
privilege. '
On Monday the 2sh inst the law REVEALING the ,,,b
article oil the law OF the 9th April $780, which had pass
ed the House OF Representatives, and was suspended in
the Senate in somewhat doubtful attitude, reconsi.
dered and passed the Senate unanimously The law for
the admission OF North Americans in Texas is com
pIee and law authorizing foreigners hold real estate
throughout the republic will doubtless soon pass Since
the President has resumed his office his time has been
occupied by the great questions of the amnesty and the
clergy To-day il has been decided Danish the obnox.
ious and to limit the executions small number-per.
haps, ultimately Done
The President Santa Anna had asked leave of absence
Tor few months from his Executive duties but the Con-
gress not thinking proper to comply with it, he had
sued Them He entered the city the 9Th of October
ana OH The same day issued the following
MANIFESTO
OF the President Of the .Mericon States
providence has deigned TO sustain the Mexican peope
in the glorious defence Of their rights The
conspiracy was extensive and formidable; the resources
oil he enemy were great for they had pressed their
service every passion invoked every and
with scandaous perdy the creduly Of the lower classes
In none OF the former commissions were expedicnts more
seductive resorted TO, nor did the ndelatigabe
tnors our disturbances deem their triumph more
Their conduct in the direction Of the pIan-in the choice
Of means to carry into eectin the caution
ana perseverance, with which they have pursued it,
has been worthy OF wreches who speculate on the pub.
lie misfortune, who find their pleasure in ornenng tho
community and who keep in state OF disorder by the ex-
elusive agency oil revenge and desperation.
drawn In traction pryileped classes
anu eaea 10 the support OF the conspiracy abandoned
men, without country and without home they only want
ed leader TO give impulse TO the had tie
audacy to offer the Dictatorship absolute power ty
ranny over this generous nation The OF this
monstrous revolution were Ignorant ignor-
ant, OF the power which Of duty had over me
oil the strength Of my sincere love OF liberty, my immea
suraoe gratitude for the iavors with which my fellow
uzens have honored me, my respect for public opinion
and the earnest desire Of my soul that posey NAV have
nothing wherewith to reproach me.
IL Is known that during the muriny of the tr ops hch
cohnanded hrmIy maintained the dignity OF my s:a
ton suffered not blot OF opprobium TO fall upon INV
namel preferred The rgors of prison and probable as
sassinaton to the attributes OF power unknown 10 the
Constitution contrary TO its essential principles. and de-
suctve to the grand design Of all tolls and sacrifices
My liberty having been obtained when least expected it,
re-assumed the power with which the nation had en-.
trusted me for its defence. became necessary TO
employ the severity OF The laws in cases 10 which thew
were applicable and show TO the obstinate that there
was great difference between the intelligence belonging
to our noble national character and that remssness and
apathy which only favor impuny in crime. Sill
m
ture as TO the mild spirit of the laws
reverse which the national experienced az Te-
peaca' the dangers TO which the city of Puea was
cd the necessity Of counteracDg the ckeness of fortune
oy hrnness and The fact that my life is exclusively the
property OF the people, induced me place myself at the
With them marched and compelled the enemy 10 change
their plan Of operatons-thus saving Pueba and also
mexico, which was mminenty threatened.
when the destruction of the enemies Of liberty seemed
inevitable the desolatiDg epidemic, which covered the
ePuphc with mourning, invaded the ranks OF the berat
ing army, and terminated the lives of many brave men,
who anxously sought another kind Of deash the glory
oil falling in battle Oh! how my he blcd al this
pecteu and grievous stroke Of orune beheId
columns oil federation troops, men tried in every epoch,
whose memory viii be eternal in the estimation of their
fellow citizens, aud indelibe on my grateful heart.
This unfortunate occurrence, however, did not make
me abandon the sacred cause OF liberty The army was
restored TO its former number and discipline. Several
states Of the nation placed under my orders the
soldiers ofthe people We conquered the unnatural sons
oil the country at Guansxato witnessed deeds Of valor
which will ever prove the enthusiasm OF those who fight
for national rights and dignity. The revolution is al an
end The miserable remnants Of the insurgents
tered in various places that they may shun the
OF good men, and the vengeance of the nation.
promised life TO those whom I CONQUERED because
bloody sacrifices are not agreeable to people be-
cause the army did not desire tbecause my own scDt
ments accorded with the practice of civilized nations in
such cases did nothing, however, which not 10 be
submitted TO the Inspection OF the supreme government
and they have ratified the pardon, showing how great
is the contrast between the barity Of the agents ty-
ranny and the magnanmiiy Of the supreme government
Of the people.
Thus in few words, have rendered an account of nv
conduct As respects the future, no one suspect
mat shall have any other object he influenced by
any oher aim Than TO sustain liberty without lcenous.
ness and The Federation without dlmnulion degrade