Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-12

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tions of taste and opinion, which / will have others
to discuss but whilst the States General are coollv
discussing tie revolution is rapidly advancing; nd
The BelSians, US nation, will propose the toast
of
"a Ia reunion de la Belgique la France"
Yours, sc. O. p O.
from Spoin.-Hhe Editors of tho Journal Of Com
nicrce have been favored with the following very in,
tereSna letter Tin Spanish from, gentleman in EIa
drid The Gate Is one day later than any uccoun' 8
Which we nave eeen published either here or IN the
English papers,:
MADRID Sept. II, 1885,
nin happy to inf'rm you that the clouds whc;, Oh
scured the Spanish horiZon have rapidly Disappeared
and hope that iii the course pt s,,,rle week ,bev
will be altogether withdrawn The sta e of Lnns
recently has occasiouad considerable anxiety To all
good SPaninrds, and particularly to the Q-en who
since the ins occurrences IN Paris has ceased 10
advise The King to the adoption ui Il Constitution lL
grunilng OF genera Amros'y, and Other judlcous
measures worthy of a great and powerful Cucen
W hen she appears in public ssch is The eagcrness to
KISS her hands, see and applaud her, that the ROYAL
Guard md ii necessary TO interfere.
Yesterday was assured by one of the Cuean's
ChainDerlalnS and also by Maid Of Honor who
attended her Ill the Palucc, that when her Majesty
rave private audience To the Duke de Moptebello
french Anoassadcr ENsraGrinary tn the Spanish
Court, nc was astonlshcd at the Intelligence and
good sense which she manifested She informed hin,
mat from the moment when she. fret set font upon
the Spanish territory. she had distrusted and never
received with cordIaty, either courtezlns dcspo s.
anatcs or sycophants 1'hat three several occa-
Sons she had advised tn. King to grant Constitu
ton, an amnesty, &C. and that he always replied
:" ~ hen birth IS gwen to PriEcn."
To-day II is reported that an Envoy departed last
ngit with letters from her Majesty TO her father The
King of Naples, and anot her witt. letters O her COLI
SIN Tie hing OF Lica. III which she advised them Ia
adept the same form Of government which her hrs-
uaud intended to eSnbilsh and that then the prop!e
lOcS I..tt
day publications OF Liberalism manifested in thc
whole Palace not excepting the apartments of the
| iDtante Don Carlos u :: although the Inianta his
wiie was not in so good spirits the Queen, and
| her sister the wife of Don Francisco
| The King gave splendid audience 10 the Dirk q
DC Mentebelio, who remained here only two days
and then returned to Paris. He expressed himself
much pleased with Madrid and on his return wa.
accompanied by 3; Nea Bermudez, Spanish Secreta-
y OF Legation in Paris who the bearer of DIES
cs and extraordnry powers for the Count Ofalia the
Spanish Ambassador; directing him to continue his
functions as he had done during the reign of Charles
" and tn follow the same Instructions by which the
British Ambassador guided
Yesterday great Council Of State was held in tha
saloon OF the Ambassadors because the usual place
OF meeting insufficient To contain so iarue an as
sembiage. 1t IS SAID that never since Spain was q
Kingdom, was numerous CoCnciI convened
Those who attended were.-the kim his brothers
and the inante Don Sebastian; three Cardinals ten
Bishops and men ofthe higher Clergy; all the Pres
dents OF the Councils, and several Presidents of the
Audiences; Deputies from all the Provinces: a Deie
CATION from the Captain Generals of the same: tho
Kings Ministers, &c.
The King opened the Council with long Speech.
desiring to know the individual opinions of The mem
hers, and that of the Provinces generally He tbep
read the letter of tho bike of Orleans Most of the
CouEci! expressed themselves in favor of RENEWING
the constitution proposed the 18th July 1894 =
first granting full and general NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Lhe oihcers VINO mad been removed, and the pensions
nd hoe
all the Spanish MISUNDERSTANDING pardon and Oblivion
OF all that was past, and the of all parties that
Ill future the united sentiment may be For R,.rion
the King, and the Country" 1t was also agreed
.nst new Ministry should be appointed, and that the
ioyal Militia" should receive The name of Citizens
Mibua The King observed that he and his bro
hers would not VOTE their duty consist in actinU
according to tue general wishes of the nation.
The individuals mentioned for the new Ministry
and other Offices arc as follows:
Secretary OF State, Sr. Martinez de la Rosa
Minister ct the Interior aud the Colonies. Don Gu-
gustin Argncllas
Ministers Of Grace and Justice, Sr. Garcia de Her
reros.
Ministers of War, the Prince Of Anplonn.
Ministers Of the Treasury, Don joaquin Fcrrer.
Ministers OF Marine. Don Josef de Buroos.
Mori;lo. "oi'
Governor Of Madrid, Baron de Carandoe,
Mayor of do. the Marquis de San Marin
Supreme Judge, Sr. Menascao.
OF the present Ministers only one will remain in
Office, VIZ. Iembraco, who will be Comunandant
General of all the Citizen Militia of the retln.
The greater part Of the Captain Generals of the
Provinces VIII be removed, and most Of the Foreign
Ministers Some reforms will be made in the troops
OF the line, and also in the Provincial and Royal
Militia. 1t is said there VIII be two Chambers
one Of Pecrs, and the other Of Deputies. ST. Ar
guelias, who is soon expected from London will
BRING the bases of a Treaty, recognizing the indie
pendence Of the South American States It's also
SAID that Generals Valdes. Balleste-os, L'Abisbal.
Campo Sogrado, and Alava, will be promoted to
Captain Generals, and restored TO the Council of
Nfaio' ''''' Count Forreno will be appointed Am
Written before the arrival ofthe ERIC.