Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-11-06

nary conveyance, bring positive inlorma-
ton to the effect that the Finance Commit
tee had decidedly agreed on IFS report. The
Committee has decided, by a majority Of
five against four, tina, the whole of the
Cortes' loans ought TO be acknowledged
! and that the whole Of the loans contracted
from 1923 ought to be annuled The mi
nOrily voted in favour of the entire ac-
acknowledgement Of all The loans. The
Committees report, however, is to be dis
posed of by the general assembly Of the
CoTtes.
From the Tsmps)
A courier arrived in Paris 10 day (Sat.
urday) at two o'clock, bringing accounts
from Madrid Of the sth instant, dated the
evening Of that day. II is affirmed they
bring intelligence that on that day (the s,h)
! NJ. Martinez de la Rosa sent in bis resig
nation, and that his example was followed
| by all the other Ministers, with the excep
ton OF VI. de Toruuo, 70 whom the charge
OF forming the new Ministry is entrusted
The adoption OF the whole of tho IL ar
ticles Of the declaration OF rights against
tue Minislers} by the Chamber OF Procu.
radores, was known in Paris. The Min
isterIal papers continue 10 depIore that oc
carrence. while the independent members
OF the French press exult in il. The arii
cles relative 10 the rights of property, and
the responsibility of public lunctionaries.
were adopted by immense majoritie. and
almost without discussion.
The report Of the Commission on Fl
nance was received in Paris on Tuesday.
IL was presented 10 the Chamber on the
l2th. and the discussion was TO have com.
menced on the 18th. The commission
propose 10 recognize the entire OF the
Cortcz Loans, aud 10 cancel the remain
der oil the Foreign debt. The Ministry
was determined 10 oppose that resolution,
and support their original plan, but it was
almost certain that the House would adopt
the project Of the Commission. Fifty two
members of the Procuradores were said TO
have publicly pledged themselves to vote
against the Ministers on that question
PORTUGAL.
Accounts from Lisbon are to Sept. 7th
Don Pedro's health was very bad,--said
to be owing TO dropsy in the legs. The
Cortes have already given Don Pedro the
disposal of his daughter in marriage, and
this affair is expected TO be Immediately
carried into effect The Duke of Leuch.
tenberg, brother to the Empress, is conf.
IDENTITY spoken of as the intendt d husband
of ii. Nj. f. Majesty.
LISBON, Sept. I.
No packet last night To day | learn
the unhappy fact that the Regents com
plant is dropsy Of the legs. Great alarm
prevails A vessel is fitted out TO fetch the
Intended husband OF the Queen. Lisbon
IS ID. "a great ierment at the mu!iny of 800
French soldiers, who have dismissed their
officers, killed the Major, and are in pos
session oil the barracks at Val de PEREZ
ra, armed AMI with plenty of ammunition,
deiylng the Government, and demanding
their dismission and pay, according 10
agreement. Two regiments Of Cacadores.
D h and 10th, refused to march against
them they demanded 10 be sent home
Immediately. with all their pay, and the
fulliment Of all stipula,ions. Last night
convent, in which were living all the
Miguelltes taken at Madeira, was set on
lire in four places by some person, who
locked the doors, aud took away the KEYS
the consequence was the burning OF the
| building, and the loss OF at least 900 lives
1t is reported that the person is taken, and
sent to prison. Little has yet TRANSFERRED
that can be relied upon, except the above
facts.
| The protest of Don Miguel against the
treaty which he signed previously TO leav
! ms Portugal, is held TO be an authentic
document; and consequently no payment
Will be made to HIN on account OF the
pension TO which he would have been en-
titled had he performed his part of The
treaty.
TURKEY.
Our letter from Constantinople speak.
OF the delivery Of an official note TO the
Porte, by the Russian Minister, expires
sive oil The Emperor's regret at not under
taking to support the Sultan in the new
contest he felt disposed TO enter into witt
the Pasha OF Egypt, it being evident tc
his Russian Majesty that the Sultan would
be the agcessor in the threatened war, anC
he Emperor could not, therefore, consld
er himself bound 10y the treaty of the Stt
OF July, to interfere Times
MALTA, Sept. lst.-The last account,
we have from Constantinople, state tina
! the Ottoman Fleet were about getting un
. der weigh, that their destination wa
Smyrna; and that orders had been give,
: TO british ships of war TO pay every re
spect 10 any Oh these ships that they ma
lail IN with, by firing the established ss
c lutes,
admiral Sir Josias Rowley's sauadro
anchored off Voura on the 2lst uit. afte
d seven days cruise OF Myteine. The
renew these short cruises TO recruit wit
fresh beef, which is laid in at lad per lib -
( 1t IS not intended that they shall leave tn
} Archipelago yet while. The squadro
+" have tried their rate OF sailing with a I'm
{ ted States frlgate, on a wind, in whic
. they were beaten all hollow The Thu
. derer proved next best, and then the In
, dymion, Jaldrera, Edmbugh, s. Cnnopu
'4rresi Of a Reporter Mr.. Mitchell Il
Madrid correspondent of the London Ao
has been arrested and thrown into a dun
' geon, by the authorities of Madrid I'll
IS crime alledged against him is, that tn