Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-19

lately agreed to in London has been accepted
and ratified by the Court of Madrid. The in
telligence received from Lisbon states that the
Government of Don Pedro had likewise sane
toned the treaty by its ratification. The Span
ish army is, therefore, now acting in conformity
with the stipulations of the convention. There
cent statement, that an arrangement had taken
place between Don Pedro and Don Miguel, that
Don Carlos had given up the contest in Spain,
and embarked for England, and, as necessa-
ry consequence, that the civil war in Spain and
Portugal was at an end,-though given with so
much circumstantiality as to leave little doubt
of its correctness, turns out to have been no
thing more than a ck-jobbing report, wholly
without foundation. Dispatches from Lord
Howard de Walden to the British Government,
are said to relate to the reception by Don Mi
guel of the proposition made to him, founded
upon the treaty between the Four Powers refer
red to. The tenor of his answer is not known,
but from all that can be gathered, it was in the
repulsive. The armies are still idle and remain
in the same positions as before. Miguel is still
represented as strong in force; his troops well
found and we'll disciplined, and the country in
his rear well cultivated and productive. Of his
other resources too, there is no lack reported of
the stock of obstnacy, for the Don has express
Sed his determination to hold out to the last eX-
tremity.
One dag later from Spain.-The Morning
Herald of May 18th, contains postscript dated
at half past O'Clock in the morning, contain
ing Madrid advices of the 9th, of not only an
interesting, but an important character. 1t was
announced in the Spanish capital on the 9th,
that
4" The Government Of the Queen had at
length determined on an energetic course in res
pect of the Northern Powers. notification
has been made by M. Martinez de la Rosa to
the Russian, Prussan and Austrian Ministers
| at Madrid, that they must be Withdrawn from
Spain, unless the powers they respectively re-
present acknowledge within given time Isa-
bella the Second as Queen of Spain. Those
Ministers have replied that have forwarded to
their several Courts the EStatudo Real; and
that it was probable the desired recognition
would not be withheld
GERMANY.
Its reported that the Cabinet of Vienna has
consented to an arrangement by which the
PruSSian Commercial League will comprehend
great part of the Austrian dominions
Fresh disturbances broke out at Frankfort
on the night of the Cd Of May, and were not at
an end until the next day. Some students who
had been confined in the guard-house broke out,
and We're fired upon by the soldiery. The re-
port of fire arms having caused great multi
tude to collect, many citizens fell victims to the
fury of the soldiers Ten innocent persons, it
is said, were killed in this manner. Three stu
dents lost their lives and two escaped.
SWITZERLAND.
The Courts of Russia Prussia and Sardinia
have demanded the dissolution of certain asso-
Citations in Switzerland, particularly the Socie-
ties des Surete Federale and the Societies DIES
Carabiners.
1.-THE Grand Duchess of Russia, the widow of
Constantine, who has resided at Berne ever since
her divorce, has received an order from the EN-
peror Nicholas to remove at distance from the
republic of Berne."
THE ROYAL FAMILY OF DENMARK.
COPENHAGEN, April 23.-The removal of his
Royal Highness Frederick from the capital is
stated, on authority that may be relied upon, to
have been i'll consequence of his conduct in ia
mly relations, the details of which do not APP
pear suited for publication, for which reason the
wish generally expressed at first for an official
communication Of the grounds of such pro-
ceeding towards so exalted a parsonage, has
yielded to the conviction that it will be better to
be silent on the subject 1t is said, however
that Government has thought it proper to make
an official communication on the circumstance
to the Foreign Ministers at our Court.