Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-09-24

of this capital has been pleased grant PERM sion for
the construction at the place known by the nans Of In
Herradura, at short distance from the hill Of San Da
maso in the vicinity Of this capital of cemetery for To
testant British subjects who may die in this town. under
the following conditions which have been already com
muncated to the British Legation in the note of the 9th
Of July, 1851 l. The cemetery will be erected the
hill Of San Damaso, outside of the gate Of Toledo and il
will be constructed with subjection to the hygenic or
sanitary rules required by establishments of this kind
2 No church. chapel or any other sign of temple Of
public private worship will be allowed to be built in
the aforesaid cemetery 8. All which give any
indication of the performance of any divine service what
prohibited A. In the conveyance of the dead
bodies to the burial ground any sort of pomp publicity
shall be avoided"
Lord HowDEy in communication to the Earl Of CIa-
rendon, states that he deemed it quite useless to make
any eonder to the three first conditions because when
nation, like an individual, sets at naught tho
opinion of the whole civilized world for the qualifications
Of some darling passion it is perfectly idle to hope that
representations have avail With respect to the
fourth clause however, the English Minister said he had
word to say, and he thus replies the Spanish official
This clause is vague in its sense as it is in it's
phraseology What may be called pomp in this coun-
try may only be deemed decency by persons brought
up with different feelings charity and animated by
respect for the dead which is unaffected by atitudes
What publicity means am entirely at loss 70 discov
really not il possible to convey acorpsefrom
the gats Of Atocha t ca xhoutit beings
known that Il Is dead i 4 vI;sk MA u 3 itssif
dQ0nl0Q 49,
that the body is to be smugsled !! NIX g. lf1Is
jessng rpon such subject, hut dalA II OPT ~ 1IH
ridcue, and RESTRAIN nyst beet 81 ~ tix& {k
note is to state to your Excclency that ea&oax
opens source Of much possible conflict between the Le
CATION and your Exceencys department. nH
responsibility as to its being carried according to the
expressed wishes Of the Spanish Government or the ap
probation Of the word pomp by ignorant and IA
natical mob do not know whether the State Of Spain
would permit such homage to civil dignity but in all
other countries of the world is precisely the autho
of
country would apply for protection in conveying human
body to its last resting place Perhaps shall have oc-
cason to try this question. hasten to finish this
munication, asst simpossble to make it without feeling
of irritation If in the streets of London whittier
going have the misfortune to Spaniard carried
with publicity 70 the grave, while reyerently uncover
ing myself the corpse passes, my sorrow will be tenn
pered by the feeling that he is buried like Christian
and my pride will be gratfed by thinking that this
homage has been paid to of Gods creatures by Chris
tians who my countrymen. cannot conclude with
out stating my deep regret that the course of Spain is
such produce gradual alienation in the opinion OF
the English public out of which will most inalby
suit state feeling which no Government can control
or oppose"
lsng contrast to the conduct of the SPANISH Gov
ernment quote the example of HOLLAND, where bilf
the subject Of religious worship has been discussed for
fortnight in the Second Chamber of the General
and by majority of So to 10 the first paragraph
passed. 1t is follows To all religious creeds full
and entire liberty is and remains secured for the regua
ton of all that regards their worship and the exercise of
that worship among themselves" The Ministry have
also given their adhesion to these amendments.
There have been rather serious corn riots Genoa.
The RUSSIAN Government is preparing for another
campaign against the Caucasians
The result Of the harvest in RUSSIA is said be most
favorable.
The French papers received to-day hint at the proba
bty Of the CAR demanding payment from TURKEY for
expenses he has been put by the occupation Of the
principalites before he gives up their possession.
Some difficulties, said to be of very serious nature,
but TO know what they are reported to
have arisen between the Governments Of Great Britain
and Morocco. An Ambassador from Morocco is on his
way to London to settle them
Peace is proclaimed with Burmah but the terms are
unknown The King Of Ava has formally refused to cedc
any portion Of his territory to the British.