Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-14

dvOWtu PufPo5c can,
70 reject altogether those portions of il from which
tircy dissent By taking that free my self from
the difficulties weh by rejecting this bill. appearing
To reject IL altogether the second reading. would
arise in contemplating the present condition OF the Irish
clergy, from the manifestation OF any constructive in
disposition TO consider avoraby arrangement that
hight afford them some share Of that relief to which
they are fairly and justly entitled Ii should
cecd ia nv mo,on-f the instruction the committee
to divdrthe bill should be carried shall then have the
opportunity of giving my consent, with any modification
which may be proposed to tina, pert of the bill which
prepared 10 support and ut the of manifest
ing my decided objections 10 those two cnacments to
which have overwhelmingly, another appropriation
of the ecclesiastical revenues and the suppression of the
cure of souls in eco parishes IN Ireland"
Lord j. Russell expressed his intention of opposing
this course and of insisting that the clauses relative
appropriation should accompany those relative to hes.
In answer TO question from Sir r. Peel Lord J. Rus
sell stated. that the Municipal Corporations
Bill should have been read third time, Lord Morpc,
would move that the Irish Church Bill be committed.
photographic Despateh.
sBAYoxSE, July 4.
General iarispc the Minister at War and the Nil
mister of the Interior:
" The army of the Queen, 10000 strong, entered
Bilboa on the LIST, at No affair took place. Don
Carlos, the Both established his headquarters at
Onate. This Intelligence is transmitted by the com
mlnder OF the Sapplo.
by order of his Exccllcncy the Minister of the In
terror, the Commssary of the Bonrse,
d BARpEssos De RIcuEBouRG."
From the Times OF the 9Th Juyl
We have received by express the whole of the Paris
papers of Monday together with those of Bayonne and
Bordeaux OF the I'd and Sd inst. The former supply
A decree
been promulgated the 9th u Madrid appointing
of superior military officers which was
be attached to the department of the Minister OF War;
In consequence of representation addressed by the
Minister OF the Interior To the Regent, another decree
published the 23d ut nominating commission
for the purpose ofpreparing against the session
project of law the liberty Of the press The names of
the five commissioners are Don Manuel Quntana and
Pedro Gonzales Vallejo, Proceres the Marquis de
SomerueOs, Procurador; Don j. Villaba, chief of the
section of Public Instruction in the Interior; and the
Count dc Torremarno Secretary ofthe department
in the Royal Council.
General Latre had been appointed the command of
the army of reserve, whilst the choice of Commando
inchiet of the army of operations yet unknown,
General Molllo having excused himself from underlk
ing than command in consequence of the bad of his
health.
! Letters from Toulon of the 3Oth ut announce that
that day the French naval division consisting ten
vessels amongst which three ships of the line sailed
from that port for the coast of Spain.
rom Galgnnnis Mcsscnger.l
Extract of letter from Madrid, dated the Goth ult =
According decree Of the 23d all the officers Sc
the period of service emitting them to promotion the time
they remain in the hands of The enemy Another decree
of the oath creates commission OF superior officers
sist the Minister of War General Latre has been APP
pointed TO the command of the reserve, in the room of
General LaheIa, who resigned: but it does appear
that the latter has been promoted TO the chief command
of the army Of operations On the contrary, il is said
be either Quesada Saarseld, Morillo having decl
ed it OH account of his health. A commission of five
membcrs-namely Don Manuel Quintana and the Bis
hop of Majorca of the Chamber OF Proccres the Procu
rador the Marquis de- Son'cruelos, and public func
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sued OH the proposition of the Minister of the Int
or, for the purpose of framing law the liberty of
! the press.
PARIS July 4.-The Journal dc Paris, of last night
contains the following bulletin:
telcgr1phic DESPATCH received this afternoon an
nounccs that GeneralLa Hera, the Valdez
reached Pcrluga!ea the Both OF June, the head OF
twenty -one battaons lie was to enter Blboa on the
LIST OF July. Thirty battalons assembled at Portu
! gactta.
Every doub with respect to the death Of zumalacar-
reguy, has ceased to exist Don Carlos has been
prevailed on, by the Junta of Navarro place himself
at the head of his army He has been advised should
he not succeed in taking Diboa; to march Yioru,
TO possess himself Of that town. and to advance Bur
COS This advice is, of course far easier give than
/ follow.
1t appears that Espartero and Lae made two attempts
10 relieve Bboa, but in neither In the first
which to have taken place the odd the Chris
unos had lao men killed. 26J wounded, and 90 missing.
The loss OF the Carsls not known they, however,
had one OF their generals Simon Torres, killed. and
other chiefs PuebilIss and Lugui grievousy wounded
In ;he second attempt to throw supplies into the town
the Christine chiefs left 800 and their convoy be-
hind thcm and were obliged to Portugalcta
This took place the Goth of June.
The Carii3ts have made prisoners between the first
May and the lit of june 1876 privacs and i42 oiii-
they have, besides taken SO and 10 pieces
| of artillery
NJ dc Zca, who had been residing in Paris almost
ever since he had ceased being the head of the Span
sh Administration, has just lett the city for the hot
baths OF Iopitz lie will doubtless prolong his stay
there until the Sovereigns of the North shall meet and
he will most probably endeavor to enter into nego-
catos IN DeNalf OF Don Chrlos, VINO had long consi-
dered him personal enemy but who is said to Ina We
taken him into favor since his exile.
The Ordinance published by The Project Of the Seine
relative to those desrous of enlsting the foreign
egen for the purpose Of proceeding Spain has bee
countermanded several persons, who had applied the
C0mnIssarat mentioned i'll the Ordinance, were inform
ed that they could not be received until this counter
der should be raised
The Austrian Observer arrived to-day contains the
dress of the Italian Deputaton the Emperor Of
a, and his answer IL is only remarkable for the hopes
which Count OtOiina, the spokesman expressed that
tho Emperor would continue his fathers system which
according to the Count, has much conduccd to the
prosperity of Italy, and the Emperor promised that he
would. The Count likewise expressed hope that his
Imperial Muster would suffer his brows TO be araced by
the Iron Crown, and the Emperor informed The Count
that the hope correspondent with his own Intention The
Emperor to visit Lombardy in order 10 be- crown
Cd at Man and receive the congratulations of his TIA
Ian subjects M aliusion made to the time when the
ceremony will take place.-Lo,ldoa C0uricr If 7M.
letter in the Constitutional it to have been
proposed by Russia that the camp Kalsch should be
permanent. Accounts from Athens have arrived to the
10th ut King Ohio had resolved on sending ColetG
formerly Minister of Foreign Affairs Paris Greek
Envoy and on replacing him by Prince Soutzo we'll
known IN the diplomatic circles Of Paris and London
and ut present Envoy at St Petersburgh We under
stand that King Ohio has declared his wish to remove
from around him all those who have proclaimed them
selves avourers of this that interest whether Rus
ssu, French or English his aim being to appear well
4 as To- be- Greek
We have. since writing the above received letters and
papers from Madrid TO the seth Sarsiied is appointed
10 succeed Valdez but General Cordova has gone to
take the command aa interim, Valdez having thrown IL
up without waiting for a successor.
M. GncIrd, Home Minister, has summoned before him
the Censors Of the public press and ordered them TO be
/ al E.l..- a.