Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-09-09

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Civil Governor of Madrid He performed the same func-
tons in 1843 He has addressed proclamation to the
inhabitants of Madrid and another to the national mill
tin, in which he promises theoretically to maintain
order"
Another decree published in this mornings Moniteur
signed by the Queen Isabella H. and dated Madrid, 9th
August 1854 provides follows respecting the naval
forces in the West Indies:
"Por reasons which the Minister of the Marine has
explained to me- and by the advice of the Council OF
Ministers, revoke my decree of 2lst October OF last
year. which conferred the command in chief Of the navy
at Cuba, Porto Rico, and the Philippine islands upon
the respective Captains General BY the terms OF arti
Giles SO to 81 Of title VII treaty Of the general ordl,
Of the marine they win have the authority and
powers conferred upon the yiceroys Of the Indies"
1t appears by the Espana that movement has been
got up in favor of universal suffrage On the 9th de-
putation from the Union Club waited Espartero with
address, calling for the adoption Of that mode Of elec-
ton The Dario Espano states that the reiterated
application of Don Manuel de la Concha to be relieved
from his post Captain-Genera of Catalonia, as soon
tranquility shall have been reestabshed in BARGE
Iona the Government has decided appointing Gen.
Duce in his place, and that Gen. Dulce to leave
Madrid on the 10th for the capital Of Catalonia.
The Espana gives sad picture of the state Of affairs in
some of the Provinces At Seville there is great dscord
Lerida there must it is said have been something Sc
rous for the Junta of Huesca had sent off forces to aid
which appears excite the most uneasness The last
accounts received at Madrid from that city very
favorable Gen. LARocHA had given up the command of
the Province to Gen. MANUEL CoScHA and embarked for
some foreign place. and Gen. CosoHA displaying adj
mrable zeal and rmness but the difficulties that he has
to contend against innumerable, and are much in
creased by the absence of most of the influential nhab
ants who have fed from the cholera. The Espana pub
ishes the following proclamations
/" General Order to the army Of Catalonia.
Soldiers the Of liberty cannot accept the slight
est stain the standards which defend it. The battalion
of Tarragona committed the 9th horrible crime by
revolving against its officers and assassnatng two of
them. Orders had been given that the battalion should
be decimated but the submission which 1t has made de-
mandng lay down its to implore pardon has in
duced me- in interpreting the generous sentiments Of the
Government and the magnanmous heart OF the Consttu
tonal Queen, to lessen the punishment Impuniy was
impossible, and discipline called imperiousy for expa-
ton Justice has been DONE The battalion of chasseurs
Of Tarragona has been dsbanded Its colors covered
with black veil have been lodged in the Citadel corporal
and two prvates the principal rngeaders in this shame
full affair." have been executed and 800 corporas and pr
Yates with the exception Of the third company, which
faithful to its oaths took part in the sediton, have
been destined to in the Colonies losing their terms
of service Soldiers, have given the Duke de Vitoria
assurance that the Of liberty in Catalonia had
the guarantee of the fidelity and discipline Of the army
made that declaration in your honor and thank you
for having aided in the task. Your Generan-Chief
- MANUEL DE LA CONCHA.'
Speech addressed By Gen. Concha people Of Barcelona
Barcelonese The enemies Of Espartero and OF ODon-
NELL who are now the enemies public tranquility spread
oalumnie in order to divide the liberals and the army
and to stain the fine page of rising, and take away
theft prestige from the illustrous chiefs who at
the head Of the destnes of the nation Men of bad cha
racer introduced among the respectable and Industrious
working classes spread alarm in the city and have sue
ceeded in causing unounded panic At these solemn
the authorities address themselves to you in
tn a
to the Of the Duke de Vitoria and manen
of order to the last moment Let those who think
with place themselves at my side in order that they
may know who are the enemies with whom we nave 10
contend and restore tranquility to this fine city.
"MANUEL DE La CoNoHA Captain General.
BARCELONA, 5th.''
It is asserted on all hands-the Moniteur ITSELF last
Thursday formally declaredthat g the Russian Envoy
has announced to the Cabinet of Vienna that the Empe
ror Nicholas had just ordered the complete evacuation of
the Prncpalities of Waachia and Moldava. 1t is fur
Their declared that Russian regiments have already
recrossed the Pruth This certainly unexpected in
teigence after Count Nesserodes answer, dated st.
Peersburgh Goth June, to the request Of Austria and
Prussia that he would fix time for the completion of
that measure That answer distinct REFUSAL except
upon certain conditions and for reasons given at length
The Moniteur gives Count Nesselrodes note See it
in another column These conditions have not been
piled with the for occupation stated by the
Count exist in full force Russia has suffered
and disastrous defeat and yet she is averred to have
commenced in less than month after the drawing of
Count refusal effect the complete evacuation
of the two provinces One with difficulty believe that
the Gar sincere in this pledge if he has really given it
and with still greater difficulty we believe that the
pledge will be kept II it should be- he will be unable
to persuade the world matter what specous pretexs
he may put forth having induced the retreat that it is
not compelled retreat dictated by what he deemed
untenabe position in front Of the Austrian troops, which
his continued occupation would make overy hostile.
cannot believe that Austria has dared peremptorily
offer to the Gear the alternative ofretreat fight And
there many who think that this of Russia
is de gaerre resorted to to gain time and to
the two German Powers thoroughly from the allies
The regiments that have recrossed the Pruth perhaps
others, detached from the army of the Danube will
be sent down reinforce the garrsons Of Odessa and the
Crimea, which seriously threatened; but the
great body ofthe occupying army will evacuatc slowly
that winter will be allowed to surprise them of the
Pruth. In the mean time the Austrian occupation
tnuay imminent, is not yet ta accomph. So far
we know regiment Of Austrian troops has yet set
foot in the provinces. And none Of those who
believe that in good faith the Gar has let 60 his
hold Of the material guarantees pretend that the
Austrian occupation is to possess character Of hostility
Russia that in any event it win be allowed to bring
Austria and Russia into collision. 1t is hoped that Rus
sian evacuation being promised and commenced Austria
will be induced to from the allies the allegation