Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-09

couplete execution OF the charter Will De anew
presented in the course of this session
have to felicitate myself on the state OF our
relations with foreign powers.
The internal discussions which disturb Poftu-
gal have been brought to close. have con-
Guided with the King of Great Britain, the Queen
of Spain, and the Queen of Portugal, treaty
which has already had the most salutary lnnu-
ence on the re- establishment OF peace LII ..,e
Peninsula, always intimately connected win
England. am directing my attention, IN con-
cert with my allies, to the situation OF SPAN,
where new complication of circumstances mas
arisen which demands the serious consideration
of those powers who signed the treaty oil the ga
Of April. .eo.o
The state of affairs in the East Is satlSiact0,
ry, and every thing announces mat no..''ns VIII
disturb the peace which Europe enjoys
RELY gentlemen, and shall on every occasion,
relv on your loyal assistance. know no other
interest than that Of France. have no other
wishes than for her welfare. 10 consoluate
our institutions, rally around the throne and the
charter, every good trenchman, whist lso'aleo
attacks or the combined attempts of opposite
factions, are represed with equal firmness, such
is the sole object of my efforts, and my sweetest
recompense will be that affection OF my country
the testimonials of which ever excite in me
sympathy so profound.
The Speech being concluded, shouts OF ltrete
Roi burst from all parts OF the Chamber, when
his Majesty acknowledged by rising and repeat
eddy bowling.
! NJ. Theirs, Minister of the Interior, then rose
and read the formula of the Oath TO be taken by
the Deputies, when each rose, and holding forth
the right hand, declared, Je lie jure. The num-
Der of Deputies present was about 21O, and that
of the Peers about TO- Nj. Cormenin who with
in few days published a letter against the poll
| teal oath was present, but did not answer when
! his name was called. ,
/ I;,;- If TuctiCp then and
J announced that the Session of 1885 was opened,
and that the Peers and Deputies would assem-
| bic i'm their respective Chambers tomorrow at
noon. His Majesty retired at quarter to NO
! O'Clock, amidst loud acclamations.
| The DUKE De MEMOIRS was not present, he De
! ing at the Camp Of LunevllIe.
On the return of the cavacade, the reception
ofthe King was equally warm a. when he pro,
ceeded to, the Chamber; and the Queen ana
Processes, VINO followed in one OF the Roy,
! al carriages. were also greeted with repeated
cries of {" J;re la Refine ct Ia FdmiHe Fcydte''
| The Cuirassiers and Cavalry of the Nauohal
! GUARDS who formed the Guard OF Honor, look
ed extremely well, and BY their splendid Hp-
pearance added greatly 10 the effect OF the pro
cession His Majesty hooked in excellent health,
! and seemed much graGiad with the manner
! in which he was received.
The three grand days had uasSed over in Pa
ris without any very reslatE, > event oat-
talion of Natona. GUARDS aa. fused to appear
at the review, OWN, V.lp' one dISsen-
tion which existed het,.,... ~. -n1rei. Nj. de
st. Leon, d natural SOn Of Napoleon, ara MS
superior officer. 1t does not seem. ho"aFef TO
| have originated in any circumstance OF pNehc
interest
SPAIN.
! II is stated that the Spanish Cortes was open
ed on the oath of July, by the Queen Regent IN
person. Great anxiety 10 receive Ter speech,
was manifested in the French and British capt.
/ tails.
! A letter from Madrid, July 2lst, says
The Government seems to have recovered
! from its lethargy. All the authorities oi Madrid
have been superseded. The CapaiD-General,
San Martin, has been replaced by The Duke DE
Castle TOrreno; the Corrcgidur. the Marquis
de Falces, by NJ. Galdcano; the Civil Govern
or of Cor, by the Marquis de Vale Hermose;
! the Military Governor, Marquis EspeJa, by
Gen. Bedo The general direction OF the 70,
/ lice has been confded to NJ. Mil!a. Several
other changes OF minor Importance nave taken
place NJ Martinez de la Rosa arrived mere on
the evening ofthe 10Th. The preparatory meet
: ing Of the ProcGradores took place yesterday
I Seventy Deputies were present"
| Reports as to Don Carlos, and the operations
! of the respective parties, are nearly as vague
| and contradictory ms before. Inc tFehCh 20
vernment have however, received al lehgtn
some specific intelligence touching me move
ments of Carlos. The following teie2faphc
! information was received i'll Paris OF the 29th,
from Bayonne, dated the day previously:
"Don Carlos arrived yesterday at LeSaca,
! near our frontier. Zavala, with the Riscayans,
is near Oyarzem, and Ell Pastor is marching "a
gainst him. Rod is in the BOrunda endeaVor-
ing to block up Zumalacareguy, WHO Is near
Lecumburg. Some result expected to-mor-
row."
A second Geographic despatch, dated Madrid,
Gath July, at five O'Clock In the evening, an
nounces that the Re ent had opened the CoFtes
in person at one o'clock of the same day, ana
that Madrid was perfectly tranquil.
Madrid was quiet, and the cholera was aba
ting in lis fury. The inhabitants were earnest
" looking forward TO the deliberations OF the
Cortes, anticipating, no doubt far greater ana
more beneficial results than can be possible IN
the nature Of things.
Gallignani's Messenger, July 29th, says the
Government on Sunday received, the following
Telegraphic Despatch, dated Bayonne, july
&c.
News from PampeIuna have been received