Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-03

/ &c ncN iiH,l.;,i from. Spaiu, (.,nDtaiI
NEVEs, is ON Ills way To Madrid To lratm
his lesson. lie is performing quarantine
Ii 81, and alter IN hundred other ceremo-
uies Just as necessary, ',e may be ready by
nett August, 10 sci oui for the 4 States.
=" Many Generals and other uiilcrrs are
ndmedio 30 10 Mexico.
a. We are wcaried out looking for the
Peacock, or some other Yankee, mol hav
ing had All arrival OF one for four weeks"
GIBRALTAR, Nov. 10, 1870
Letters from Madrid OF the 2d. advise us or
another change of ministers Don Lozanuo
Torres, The Minister of Grace aud Justice (the
prenler) and the political Giant OF the "a bnet
for q long time past, was dismissed from office
CA the LIST. and though not sent into banisn-
ment, as his predecessors have been il was
understood would experience that mark st
royal attention and respect in "A few DAVIS there
alter. This change will have no effect on our
ahairs, though Don LoZanuo was always
thought TO he a sicdiast Zoe TO tho treaty. In
Is thought 10 b. the work Of the Duke San
Fernando, IN return for the very jealous exer-
10 the United States
Don Lozanno is superseded by Don Mozo
Rosales, Marquis of Mota Florida Other
changes are talked OF aud the Duke San Fer
b0nao amongst the number.
General VEvEs trhenr ready TO depart OH his
mission, will proceed Tor the United States via
London.
NOVEMBER 20.
The Peacock arrived here on the 18th
ana yesterday the bri. Elizabeth W illiam. of
Petersburg stopped in here on her " ay TO er-
horn 10 discharyesix British seamen who were
put on board of her when three DAVIS at sea Nv
patriot privateer named the Uilsoa they
are part OF the crew of the shin Nympb Car-
Tain Henderson, from Cadiz for Havana cap
tured by the said privateer aud ordered 10
Mdrgarlta. The men were immediately taken
ont by the sCaptain of thu port here, who
allowed Captain Williams is pence sterling
pc day each, sfor their maintenance
have but little Spanish news 10 add TO
wba ouhave already. My Madrid dates are
10 the i2th-they mention that the Palace is
'nil OF intrigues OF every kind and some great
changes are spoken of and daily expected.
1t may be Interesting To the met yopolis of
BUenoS Tyres b tss.s's 10 know, that am Off
ri7l Overture has been made by the Portuguese
government TO III, King of Spain" That if
the hing will csnsent 10 establish his bro
ther Charles in Buenos Ayres TO form (of
course)an adequate kingdom, that they will
not only renounce their claims TO Ovileuca
aud The one million four hundred thoussud
dollars dine them. bni will assist all their fore
" cs towards his establishment" we kuo,, not
yet the answer of The kdg.
MIR. Fenwick is made TO saw in some of
your papers, that Don 0nis is in great favor i'm
Madrid. He could not have said so-for he
iscertainly under the shade of the kings dis
picdsUlC, though moi actually dlsgraCed As
favor he cannot be said 10 enjoy any, and has
positively not once been questioned either
about America, or her affairs with Spain.
or the grand armada at Cadiz, we now
never near any thing nor ever shall again,
depend on il. A few men NAV occasionajiy
be forced away, but nothing more Their
numbers or efiiciencynced create no alarm any
where-and abundance of notice will he given
before they can possibly start"
November %
The Erie being detained by head winds
enables me TO add the contents of Madrid let
ters DN posi- this morning. 10 the 10Th inst -
fTTt, England has officially declared TO orr
GoNefnmcrt " that she has not interfered with
our treaty, except 10 recommend to Spain lis
raiihcaiinr." This our government by this
Tune know. But the English agents in Ma
drid, during the negotiation have been nnne
rnus, and all know in what manner and with
what effect they have worked Official secla-
rations may he honestly made while private
intrigue is sanctioned Second no movement
OF Inc ambassador TO the United States =
iht'd, considerable changes i'm The ministry
are sun spoken of. The council which has so
long governed the kiugis to be dissolved If no,
eutIiely dismissed. An aulic or private conn
ci, Is spoken OF, whose principal members are
TO be the Dukes infantado, San Fernando aud
M. Ceraivo, who went for the queen. The
,dIegm anNiouSIy solIcits an amnesty for the
iiheraleS' and those who ioia ed the French
ibere Is no objection to the latter but the
great d'fncuity rs 10 forgive those uhO sared fbe
country This would appear strange in any
other country. but the dread ofHberai ideas he
ing thereby disseminated in Spain, predomi-
mates over reason aud common sense
The Duke OF Aiagon is at last TO be separat
ed from us Majesty person-it is said he is
10 he sent as Captain General to the provinces
OF Arragon wee, Marquis OF Lazan, removed.
>" a report Prevailsin Madrid that the people
OF Cuba have made overtures for indeDeadence
TO their master with an offer ola treaty very
ndva"ta ge0us to him, and one hundred mil
u ons OF dollars payable in nsTalments-2O mil
hons down. You viii readily believe this 10 be
report for at such price the Kings Coufes-
scr would not allow him to hesitate al any sacri
nee. Norfolk Herald