Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-01
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don and Liverpool papers down to the ed and 2ih of
last month respectively inclusive These papers are
by tue London packet WESTMINSTER, Captain
ChanPtta and the Liverpool packet GEORGE WAsiiiSo-
ToS, Captain H0dredgs.
The municipal reform bill carried up TO the House
OF Lords on the 2lst.
The French forces have received a serious check in
the nc'gboEhood of Algcrs from body of Arab troops
The ioosc of Commons have passed a resolution to
admit female auditors in the galleries.
SIR Robert Peel made elaborate speech in the House
ei Commons on the 2ed, the subject of the Irish
Shurch establishment BILL and the newspapers of the
21d copous in pro con on the merits
OF that parliamentary effort
Inc process "0"src continues to drag its slow length
along SPAIN.
From the London Coucr
TELEoRAPnlc observation-disclosures, July 10
General HarisPe to the Minister Of the Interior.
The e con which anticipated yesterday. took
place the 10Th The Cariss have been thrown back ON
Esteila and vigorously pursued till nghtfa They had
sent oil their artillery in the direction of Lecumberr
Details have not yet arrived but the affair appears
to be certain
1T is stated that the three baalions of CASTLE form
ca out OF the Christine prisoners have gone back the
Queens army"
The Journal dc Paris of last night published the fol
lowing inelligcn
''Jhc which has been received TO-DAY con6,m,
That which we gave yesterday, relative Puenc de la
Reyna. The loss OF Colonel Reyna the chief Of their
artillery, has strongly affected the Cariss il is in fact
great loss for them.
The latest intelligence from Catalonia states that
the insurgent bands been beaten wherever they
have been met with. The Governor of Berga has made
great havoc among them Four ands, comma nded by
Samso nave vainIy endeavoured TO take possession
the positions of Ia Poba and have been repused with
loss by the garrison of that town. They met with no
by the Urbanos"
The latest intelligence which has been received from
Madrid is of the 18Th and contains this paragraph
"Their Mnieslies left this town at six ves.rd,v eva
ming, for San lldefonso is said that the President of
the council will proceed thlthcr, and that he will c fol-
lowed by the Minister of War"
MADRID, July 13.-Thc Cabinet has frequent meet
ngs and the most perfect union reigns amongst the in
IN nm nff.l ,I.,,.-.
yetbegun TO be acted upon; the Ministry itself not vet
complete as Nj Mendzubal take part in the deli
beratIons of the Council before the of the month of
september The resden, of the Council in the mean.
ne, is ndeatiga5e in the administration of the func
sons winch ne has taken upon himself de Rayneval
mas frequent conferences with this statesman and il Is
thought that the courier off this morning bv the
French Ambassador to his Government the bearer of
note agreed upon by Nj. de Toreno and NJ de Ravne-
val winch asks for explanation of the motives which
nave caused sudden change with regard to the re-
solution signed by M de Rambuteau The arrival of
English reinforcencnts st. Sebastian and the conf
qence felt in the friendly disposition of
England nave caused great Encouragement the ranks
u ue ieheis Cordova gives every proof of his and
PATRIOTISM and 1T rs To regretted that recent occa
SION ne might sign the proclamation in quality of Com
InahaeE-In Chief without adding nd interim This on,s
sion seems to have offended the Minister of War whose
IaDe act may give rise TO determinations. The Minister
perhaps too far spirit of despotism has
leed or ms SON the rank of lieutenant general and the
nomination of civil and,Ditary Governor OF Cadiz
Generals Valdez and La Hera arrived the evening
u tue ~ I'd slantat Madrid These two Generals were
insnited on their way to Valadod il appe ars even
mat tie life of Valdez in danger The Government
mas not yet made know ITS definite ntions with REGARD
TO them; IT s only known that Valdez is going TO his
quarters at Valencia and that La Hea is the Is
land OF Mahon.
changed Its character, and become perfectly
as To the result OF the An addition to the frs,
rshsh detachment arrived AT St Sebastian on the 18th
ana not the slightest fear is entertained that when suf
hclent number has arrived to enable them TO take the
hed these gallant fellows will go through their business
ehectuaiy All idea of recruiting for troops France
seems to be dropped
LoSpoS, July 20.-We have Paris dates to the eve
ning OF the 18th by express.
he ensemble OF the Spanish intelligence conveyed bv
inc farS papers IS rather uniavoura6e to the Crsls
but our Bayonnc letter of the 18th instant Announces
truly important fact, the relief of Pueno la Rcyna on
me iStn ~ the army OF Cordova the retreat of the
Carist oesicglng force to the vay of Echarri.
The papers before contain, lament to saw addi-
oa instances OF the rupture OF the treaty into
by The begerents at the suggestion of our
inc slaughter OF prisoners both sides has
menced II the accounts before be correct the Chris
tnos now as before setting the example One of the
late bulletins OF the French Government referred To Inc
Joy winch the arrival of the British volunteers at St
Sebastian had caused. Our private letter from ST Pee
s.afs mat on me contrary that fact had the
wnGle population in favour Of Don Carlos The details
OF the late insuIectonary in Saragossa are
gwen, by The French papers. Twelve monks were
slaughtered by the Liberals Two of them on;l,v &c
tried. ie o''"S
sorPREssIoS THE ORDKR OF JrsUlrs-Tbe fol-
rowing decree Tor the suppression of the Jesuits giyn
theh an annuity OF % cents day for the priests and
MONKS, and 10 cents for the lay brethren appeared in
g RoYAL ORDHR."
IL being necessary for the prosperity and welfare Of
me state that the ProgDtae sanction of the I'd Of pr
1907, which enacts the law g. chap % book of iI,e
late digest, shall be e-established in fun force and VI
gour; and as thereby my august great grandfather DON
af'os if was pleased to suppress troug tie kim
dou the order known under the denomination of the &
cty OF Jesus and taking possession of their temperate
tes Dy and with the advice of The Council and OF Min
srs bsve decreed in the Of my august
the queen Donna Isabella II as foil0@s:-- e.
There shall be forever suppressed throuqhout the
nBuo,h INC society OF Jesuits which, by Royal de-
cree o. the Z0h May lSl5 ordered to be re-es
NOshee winch decree Is from henceiorth nu and void
1890. " "'0 So''eS OF
The members Of the Society shall moi be pernied
70 Te-unte in any body community under av orste
wbaisoeyer, liking their residences in any place which
they shall make choice Of in the kingdom with fhe an
PROBATION OF the Government where those who are or
aaned shall remain in quality of secular clergy subject
10 thc respective rules, without wearing the habit
SAID order, retaining connection or dependence vbnt
soeyer with the superiors Of the Society not in ain
laymcn, subject to the common law.
D. The temperatures shall be taken possess;on of
without The loss Of time in which included their es
ales eects furniture and moveables also real estsf
and cigi and ecclesiastical rents which the
society possess without prejudice to the charges and
sDssience OF The regulars proper, which shall consist
OF I'VE reals per day to the priests during their life or
uht they shall have obtained location and three feals
70 VIC aymen equally, which shall be paid to both one
ana INC other every six months from the treasury Of The
s'nAng fund, and which they will forfeit by leaving the
g Foreign Jcspits who arc within the s,api.6 H.,
runiOng o their cnf'agaa and IL 49,