French Papers.
The Times, 1824-04-15T00:00:00

t ne tecree of amnesty js again! deterred, in spite of what was lately decided in the Ooancil o ?.tnisters; on the other liand, one has been sent to the Council ot Castile, which has for its object to regulate definitively the forms to be followed for the eptrativi (ill- vestigatien of cliaracter) of official persons who, being in place be- fore M1arc 1, 1820, Ileserved their placest under the Constittitional Government2 or obtained others. a Junta, coniposedl of persens of high rank, will make the inquiries in the capitals ; in the provinces. the Authorities, with an ecclesiastic, will perforn the task. The procedure will be foundted on secret information collected by the Judges. [From the Jeurnxal des Debats.l AJADRID, AIARC!i 27. The tranquillity whiich has been hithertonmaintained in the greater part of the provinces has just been interrupted in the ciLies of Cor- dova, Valencia, and Seville. At Cordova the Exaltados had formed the projectof assassinatiHg all thie persona known for their attachment to the Constitutional sys- tem, and the If th of this nioth, the feast of St. Joseph, was chosen for this horrible massacre. This plot succeeded hut in part ; about ten persons only suflered iront the murderous steel. A request bas been made to the Frencih Commander-in-Chief to send a garrison to Cordova, which his Excellency appears to have taken into consi- deration. Things have not been carried quite so far in Valencia. The Ex' altados have contented themselves with iniprisoning a number of persons distinguished by thleir riche"s and rank in socisy. The most a2iceing disorder prevails at Seville. Cfrtaiii persons, net content -with -the excesses which they commit by day, renew them during the night, so tlhtt continual alarmls prevail; A score of persons, detained in prison for political opinions, have lost their lives there. 'I'lie day befote yesterday the King antI the Royal Family left the capital. 'The- Coturt will be absent many moitls; it will visit Aran. juez, T'oledo, La Grange, the Escurial, and the waters of Sacedon. General Count Bounnont will attend it, and almost all the French troops will quit the capital to follows its peregrination, as also the, va- rious departnents of A dniinistration. Ourrard's establishument will return to France. 1lleasures iave been taken at Aranjuez for time approaching residence of the Court. All persons whose opinions are suspected are obliged to depart, and n1o foreigner can reniain there beyond twenty-four hours without superior official authoritv. General Quesada is charged with the mainteniance of tranquillity in Madrid during the absence of the Court and of ithe French troops. Previous to the departure of the King he wras honeured by hia Ala- jesty with the Grand Cross of St. Ferdinand.-Diario. AitARcm 31. ORDEn OF TIIE DAY OF }IIS ?XCET.LESrCY THE CArTASN- GENEnAr. CARsASBAL. From the date of yesterday, thie SpanisA garrison of this place is chlargel with the duty of it. Piecision is the first dutv of the sol- dier, since, from the exact perlbrmance of orders, results the honour of hint wlho gives themii, ahnd the consideration of himn who obeys them. The harmrony of a famnily maakes it respected. Wlre are ob- served from various quarters; let tts fulfil our dtty, and despise speeches, which will not be worth repeating when t iev are uttered wvithout foundation. I.et every one attenld to hi respectivepersonai tuities. and I will answer for the result. CARBASBAL. illaclritd, Marchi 31. - . FRENCH PAPERS. A'ADRtID, APrlIL 2.