The Arkansas advocate., 1834-08-08
FOR EfGN NEWS.

The ship Moro Castle, arrived yesterday from Havana, brings a supplement 10 the Diario, containing late accounts from Spain. The information is very important--the capi- tulation of Miguel, who was to have embark ed for some foreign court. But 1t appears he had since fallen into the hands of the Spanish troops in company with Caros.-- The capture of these two hopetuls will no douht restore peace to the countries which for some time have been. agitated by the disseasions and strife of themselves and fol- lowers. The conversation of the Cortez had been ordered, and also the appointment of pfocurados for the different provinces.
 Lisbca, 27fh .May. is eleven yearsto- day that Don Miguel then infant lied from Lisbon 10 Santarem. to destroy the consti- tuition and usurp the throne of his august father. To-day news has reached Lisbon of the stpulating to retire from the Portu- guese territory which he has so long drench- ed in blood and involved in misfortune. Singular coincidence! On the 9Th May, he commenced his career of crime; and the 21h May, terminated his political existence and his course of crlme and outrage. At 5 o'clock, this morning, an aid-de-eamp Of General Saldanha. arrived at Lisbon with the important news of the surrender of the army of the usurper, and immediately the intelligence spread through the capital with the rapldity of lightning. 1t IS impossible to describe the joy which took possession of every faithful inhabitant of Lishon. Ma ny rockets suddenly ascended the skies embraces, congratulations, and good wish es, passed from one 10 another, in every street-and no one could sufficiently ex- press the emotions which filled his bosom. In short time the following despatch was issued in supplement to No. 124 of the Cronica Constitutional of Lisbon.
 Hlustriorts and Excellent Sir:
 have the honor to advise your Excel lency of the receipt of your despatch to-day, with two copies of the orders which your Exeellency received from the government at Lisbon, as well as quantity of procla- nations published by Sir. Don Pedro, Duke of Braganza. 1 have to say in reply to your Excellency, that to avoid the further eGusion of Portuguese blood, the proposi- tions,% a copy of which your Excellehcy transmitted 10 me are acceded to. As Don Miguel is permitted to embark at any port and in any vessel of the four allied nations which he may select, he chooses the port of of Sines, or some other port III BlgarYes, and an English vessel: and wish to know whether her Serene Highness the Infanta Donna Isabel Maria, who IS in the town of Elvas, desires to accompany him. It is proper now that we proceed regularly, for Whicl; purpose await the orders of your Exeelenev. an ready to be present at any place you may appoint, If you think 1t will further that end. God preserve yoa for many years.
 Eyofa, 26th May, 1884.
 {Signed)
 JosE ANTONIO DE AcEvEDo LEMUs,
 Lieutanant General.
 To His Ex. Count de Saldanha.
 The Captain General of Estramendura, under the date of May 26, announces that town of Yelves has acknowledged the au- thonty of the Queen, Donna Maria II, and that Gurumena, Campomayor, and 0guela, were about to follow the example.
 SEVILLE Jan. l, 1884.
 By express received at half past one o'clock this day. His Excellency the Se- cretary of War confirms the important news of the decisive advantages gained in Portugal, and the surrender of the MlgueHte and Cariist forces; and adds, that the Preten- der, in consequence of his having claimed the protection of fhe Secretary of the En- glish Legation, who was at his Head Quar- ters, proceeded with his family to Lisbon, where instructions had already arrived from the British Government, applicable to such conjecture. < * X < K
 lSigned,
 THE pPINfF OF ANCI ANA