The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-10-12


persons helieve that the only resignation
ofwhich there is no doubt, is that of the
President ofthe Council. At oil events,
il is clear that this resignation brings with
il in fact the dissolution Of the Cabinet
Second edition oi'rhe National, Aug. 26lh.
Stree writing the above, the Paris pa.
pcrs of Saturday have come 10 hand.,-
They are fully engaged in discussing the
Ministerial whereabouts. Tie Courier
Francaise not unfairly asserts that "tBe
Moniteur has ceased 10 be the official
Jonrnal." notwithstanding the indirect
denial of the Moniieur Of Friday, the
Journal dc Paris Of that evening publish.
cs the following bulletin -
"Several Mornipg Papers Of this day
appear to believe that NJ. Theirs had re-
tired alone from the Ministry, and that,
consequently, the Cabinet still exists.
"1'hese Journals were misiniormed.--
The Cabinet is dissolved. We are au.
thorised by NJ NJ. Passy, Sauzet, Duperre,
Maison, and petit (de Ia Lorere,) to de.
clare that they meant 10 concur in the re.
solve Of NJ. THEIRS"
With this singular drama tho Paris
Press of Saturday are fully occupied, but
the simple statement Of facts above given
is all that We deem necessary for fhc
moment 10 copy from our Partisan Con.
temporari,s. On the subject which led
TO this crisis--interveniion in Spain-ths
Paris Papers are equally difiuse ia com.
nent. The Journal des Deba,s contains
furious non.intetveniionnl argument,
which il makes the vehicle for TRADE,
uAhappily but too Ugly justified, n.
gainst "ihe cut.throats" (egorgcurs.l who
have usurped the Government of Spain,
made the Queen prisoner, DC, and con
cludes with the notable advice that the
contending parties be suffered TO fight It
out. This view of the question is no
opub, tha, fhls Majesty of The Baricades
whose perceptions have lately received
vast aid from certain iuiimaiions convey.
ed by NM. Phalcn, DAppoly, apd
Werlher. on the part Of their Majesties
of Russia, Ausrln, aud Prussia, aud b.
which the King has been enabled TO per.
ceive that General Lebeau was IN error
in the statements made by him Of the
goodwill Of his Aajesty for The liberal
Spanish nation, and TIM, reinforccmcnis
were on their march for the Foreign Lc-
gion in Spain by his orders.
Oa Spanish affairs, the Journal do
Paris OF Friday nighI co,taiDcd the follow
ing bulletin -
General Espariero hns been appoint.
ed bv the now Government Commander.
in Chief (ad inierim.) Al Valcarios,
IiurraIde has surrendered himself to the
Chfistrlos, and several OF his cavalry
II appears that NJ. Fcircr declines en-.
terIny the Nj, .siry. NJ. MeDdizabal AT.
tends The Council, but is not a men Der.
Ia the evening of the / s h a contest io2k
between the soldiers conn from San
lldcfonso. AID parl OF a regiment belong
ing to The garrison of Madrid. Tae sol.
diers from San lldcionso, combined with
The milnil, forced the barracks in which
their adversaries had cHlrenched them
selves, by bringing cannon To bear upon
them. ,orGoyi rs rctlrIag lato Fra"ce.
He was ai Pdmpcluaa on Thursday. HIS
life would have been IN danger, but for
the protection ol Gen. Lebgu."
LoNDoN, Aug. -. LtueIs and Pc
pers receiyodhst night from Madrid come
down to the 22d list. Thai capital had
been the scene Of fresh military disturb.
ances. Ia the evening Of the 18th, re-
port having been circulated that the hrst
biia!ion oi the Sd regiment ol the Guards
was hostile TO the Cousiitui N, the two
batiaIions hat had proclaimed II at San
Ildcionso, together wIh the National
Guards, took arms, and attacked them IN
their barracks. The soldiers from within
returned the fire, without well knowing
why they were attacked, and fourteen or
fifteen persons were killed or wounded in
:he afiray. On the next morning the
soldiers ofihc two corps lraiernised, and
a reconciliation took place. General
Espar'ero (an0lhcr account says the
Marquis RodD had been appointed
COMMANDMENTS 4 hicf, ad interIm, OF the
amy Of the North, and General Oraa
(Chief oi the Staii) was directed to aci in
that cap city duritg his absence. Gen.
Evarls.e San Miguel had been named
GeneraIissimo Of the Army ofthe Centre,
10 Aragon The lS Procuradorcs dis
missed by Isturiz from the situations they
held in the Administration, on account OF
their having voted him unworthy Of the
confidence Of the nation, had been reinsta-
ted in their functions. BY another Royal
decree the censorship had been alb lishcd
as incompatible with the Constitution Of
1912, aud all the Liberal Journals sup
pressed By order Of Quesaia had reap
peared. ~ Muudo was The only Mi''-
sterial newspaper that had survived the
dowulall OF lsluriz. The CalaIrava Ca
biaet was not ,c, completed. On the
2Isi an attempt to place Argueiles at It's
head had been Unsuccessful. IL was ru-
incurred that Radl would agalu be- invest