Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-07-14


siltulIoD." PM. Gazette
Our last letters from Spain inform uS that
the Message of the President TO Congress.
recommending suspension of hostile p,e..
ceedings against Florida, III consequence Of
The embarrassments OF the Spanish govern
ment, has gone the rounds of the Spanisi,
papers (which are now free even 10 iiceut.
onsness) with comments, in every instance.
highly honorable to the mag nj uinIity of NIl
MONROE, whom, The Spanards. in the full
ness OF their JOY, DIT clare (says our correspon-
dent) " has a sJti, aud thong IA Il hereto may ret
10 Heaven T-NeveI tleless we are given 10
understand that in the midst of their acsnow-
Judgments of his forbearance in this instance.
they DO not forget TO ascribe il in some de-.
gree To the extraordinary and pressing I'M. -
terence OF his Imperial Majesty tho E.tupero.
OF Russia and in truth facts seem 10 insufv
this cOnclusiou--NOt satisfied with ,.con,
mrnding to onr government through its Min.
ster at his own court To exercise Tor bearaucs
aud moderation towards Spain, aud preaching
with puri tauica al simplicity The cause of peace
and concord" bat for fear his friendly sd-
moDitions might be forgot, he OF ders the sa,pa
sermon 10 he preached in duplicate by his
Munster at Washington, and afterwards ia,
trpiicate 10 the American Minister at Mad
rid. This is Acknowledged 10 be a most
righteous act of friendship on the part of the
emperor, but The officIous repetiiious of il
look ike being friendly over mach aud as If
there was a lurking disposition underneath
to DO something more than recora,a. nj. if his
ddcice was not taken.
In IA late Madrid paper Says our Cores
pnndent) curious article appears vhicls>
would seem TO be intended as a lesson for The
next Minister. who shall have the task OF
negotiating with the United Staies, ana is
certainly fair portrait OF Spanish diploma
cy.
The political conduct of the old Secretarv
of State, (PIzarro,)is under review, when a.
mongst other things the writer n,akesa seri-
Gus charge against him for ra,ifyug the con-
ventioh OF 1902. and again in 1878, and ex-
pressiy staies his rHnt Of tdieut in nor heinz,
able To shuttle OH as his predecessors had done
tor 10 years-and that by his imprudent rati-
hcation OF this treaty, lie had acknowledged
ana stamped our claims. and consequently Was
chargeabie with all the responsibility of The
subsequent Treaty OF 1919 as natural con-
sequence of the oiher.-Ihe language used
by the Minister, sc. in 1906. was Just as war
like as that used III 1910 aud ii Don Onis had
not actnaliy signed the treaty, we Nigh, have
negotiated OH the same subject for 30 or n
years longer, &c." fA0yfuM Herald
We have seen a letter from Havana, dated
June 2ist, which says" This place is very
sickly ; many OF our friends die daily. The
Havana may he considered az the grave of
Europeans and Americans; especially at this
season of The year.
The elections under tke new constitutions,
are condpcted with great animosity."
P0rugal.-Lord Beresford or in other
words, His EXceleDcy the MarshalGenrrai.
Marquis of Campo Major, has sailed from
Portugal for Rio de Jameiro. Previous TO his
departure he addressed General Order 10
tae Army, announcing his determination To
present himself in the Royal presence. From
this order, we are led 10 believe that This visit
10 the Brazis, arises from the deranremenI o
the Kingiess Kingdom. One Of his objects
Is, " 10 make all possible exertios 10 amrlio-
rate the state OF pay and allowances, which
unfortunate circumstances have cansed 10 he
so mnch in arrear, aud by which, oeIa, OF
payment his Excellency knows and iamen1s
the privatlons which many excellent and de-
serving officers have suffered aud on This
point he doubts not that his MajesfV, with his
accustomed regard TO his army will make de-
cisive arrangements"
he supreme command of the army during
the absence OF his Exceliency will be lodged
with the most excellent Lieutenant General
Francisco de Paula Leite."
IN. 7. Com. Ado.