Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-12
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FROM SPAIN.


have been favored with the following very interesting
letter (iu Spanish) from gentleman 10 Madrid. The
da's one day later than any accounts which we have
soeh Puoshsd, either here or in the Englih papsrs
, MADRID, Sept IL 1880.
81 .m happy to inform you that the clouds which oh
'cnred the Spanish horizon, have rapidly di.srpea
anu we hope that In the reurss 1T single Elk they
will he altogether Withdrawn. The state Of Thing. re-
Gently has occs.ioned considerable anxiety to ali good
Spaniards and particularly to the Queen. who since the
ae occurrences In Paris, has not ceased advise tho
King to the adoption Of Constitution. The granting OF
general Amnesty and o'hsr jcious wcr nv
OF great and powerful Queen. When she appears in
pubic, such s the tn kis. her hands s-r and
in 'eriere. "
yesterday I was assured by one o. the Queen.
Chamb.rlains. and ALEC by Maid Of Honor. who at.
tended her In tbs Palace, that when her NJ s..tv CAV.
private audience 10 the Duke de Monteb.lio French
Amoa''ador Extraordinary to the Spsush Court, he
was ascnished at the and sood sense which
sue manifested. She informed him that from the mo-
m~nt when she FIRST set FOO upon the Spanish tertiary
s sns ma" dsIu'ed and never received with eordali'y
smner courtezin', dcspo's, fanatics sycophant.:
uhat ON three several occasions she had advised the
hne 10 grant Constitution. amnesty, Sc and that
ne aIwAye replied, "When birth 4, given 10 Prince
To-day Il is reported that an Envoy depar,eJ las,
night with letters from her Majesty to her father the
kng 81 Naples and another with letter. to her cousin
the King OF Luca, in which she advised TIE 10 aop
ms same form Of government which her husband in
tended to establish, and that then the people would be.
men, and let them live in pearp.-Y. sterday inaica.
ions OF Liberalism the wi oI. Palace
net excepting the apartments Of the Inf,nte Don c.
los although the Infanta his wife war not in so
1000 spirits as the Queen, and her sister tho wife Of
DIN Francisco.
The King gave splendid audience to IN. Duke de
Mon'eb-iio. who remained here only two dave, and
men returned TO Paris. He expressed himself much
pleased with Madtid aud his return " a. MAD
by ST. Yea Bsrmudvz, Spanish Secretary If e,,,ion
IN Paris, no Is the bearer Of aud ex.r,or
nary power. for the Count OfiIia the Spanish Ambas
sador; drectng him TO continue bis actions a. he had
done during the reign OF Charlie. x ard to follow the
gSided.
Yesterday great Council Of State wa, hell in the
saloon OF the Amhaadors because the usual place Of
meeting insufcien 10 contain so large an assem-
oi'ge. us said that never since Spain Kingdom
was 50 numerous a Cnuncil convened. Those who at
tended wsre-'he King his brothers. aud The Infante
pon Scbastan three CARDINAL ten B;shop. and manv
the higher Chrgy; all the r. esdeus Of the Coun.
GUS and several Presidents of the Audience; quite.
from all the Province; Delegation from the Captain
Generals Of the same; the King, Ministers, &C.
The King opened the Council with long SPEECH,
desiring TO know the individual opinions of the me m
beers, and th,, Of the Provinces generally He the,
read TIE letter OF the Duke Of Orie ans Most of The
Council expressed themseve. in favor of the
Constitution proposed on the 7h July 22,-6rst grant
ing full and general amne.ty,-repiacing the off Gers
who had been removed, anil the per zion, (prsmic,)
which bad been MISUNDERSTANDING all the Span
in disappointing pardon and oblivion Of all that
was past and the union Of all parties that in future the
united sentiment may he, "For Religion, the King and
should b. appointed, and that the "Royal Militia" should
receive the name of "Cizen Militia" The King oh.
served that he and his brothers would not vote az their
duty consisted in acting according to the general wish
es cf the nation
"The individuals mentioned for the new Ministry ard
other Offices fellows
Secretary o. S'ats, ST. Martinez de Ia Rosa
Minister Of the Interior aud the Colonies, Don An
gusin Argueilas
OF Grace and Justice, Sr. Garcia de Herrsro..
OF War, the Prince Of Anglors.
OF the Treasury, Don Joaquin Fsrrsr.
=" Of Marine, Don Josef de Burgos
Captain General Of NV CASTLE, Don Pablo Morillo
nj Nd l.
Mayor Of do The Marquis. de San Martin.
Supreme Judge, ST.. Menascao.
"of tho present Ministers only will rem,in in
office, viz Sr Zambraco who will he the Command ant
General OF all the Citizen Militia of the realm The
greater part at the Captain Generals of the Provinces
VII be removed, and mo,. Of the Foreign Ministers.
Some reforms will be made in the troops OF ths line
and a'so in the Provincial and Royal Militia. II IL said
there viii he two Chamhers,-one of Peers and tho
Other OF D'ruts'. Sr ArguelIas, who is expect
ell from London will bring the bases Of Treaty. re-
cognizing the inderendencs OF the South American
States l, is also said that Generals Vaidss Basteros
Labsbal, Campo Saerado, aud AIava, will be FRO.
NOTED to Captain General, and restored the Council
OF S'a'e: that Count Forrene will be appointed Am
bassador to Par', and that Ofaa will go 10 Russia
"To concludc-at the Hotel do la Fontana de Orc,
great many rumors prevailed yesterday, Of appoint
mens to office selected from all parties; and TO the
man VINO alter this new government is established,
shall conduct himself disordery He will be the re-
proach and ridcu'c OF all the people, and the hand of
the law will crush and destroy him. Clubs and secret
societies will not be tolerated; but will be given
without however permitting the OF the terms Ma
sons, Comuneros, Carbonaos Royalsts all shall be
called SPaniards. Six months ago The people, and es
peciay the rich, received much relief from the govern
mcni; insomuch that at this moment the King is as
greatly beloved and esteemed as he was when he ar
rived from Paris in 1914 with this difference howe
yer, that he is now much &sniIiar and popular
than then. especially since his marriage with the pre-
sent Queen"
sWrittei before the arrival OF the Eric.
From an occasional Correspondent.
LONDON, I4th Sept. 1880
The recent elections in this country have added pow
erfuy to the popular cause and the loud cordial
uation OF the people masse at the success of the
french in their noble strugglcspeaks language which
this government will do well to understand.
The Duke OF Wellington is doubtless very popular
with the majority of the nation, and is the only man
That has nerve enough TO oppose powerful heartlcss
and unprncipIed Ogarchy. who have long dictated to
both Minister and Sovereign. Tis thought that he is
not unwilling to meet the spirit OF the age, and there
sundry reports Of measures of relief be brought for
ward at the coming meeting Of Parliament, such as a
reduction Of the Civil List retrenchmcnt Of public ex
pense, reduction Of Taxes. representation in Parlia
nent for Manchester. Birmingham and Leeds We'll
ngton is the man, and the only nan, who unites per-
'onal popularity with courage and frmness Of purpose
sufficient TO attempt these reforms.
MIR NIL A; n;.I Of