Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1834-07-24

q
from Havana, has kindly furnished us with |
supplement TO the Di1riO, which contains
accounts from Spain, received in Havana
from Cadiz in thirty days time. These ac-
counts embrace official reports announcing
the capitulati0n Of Don Miguel and Don Car
los to the troops Of Donna Maria. We annex
TRANSACTIONS of them.
Lisbon. eth May.-It is eleven years to-
day that Don Miguel then infantl fed from
Lisbon to Santarem. to destroy the cOnsttu-
tiOn and usurp the throne ofhis august father.
To- day news has reached Lisbon of his stipu-
lating 10 retire from the Portuguese territory.
which he has so long drenched in blood, and
involved 10 misfortune. Singular coincidence!
On the 9th May, he commenced his career
of crime; and on the 9th May terminated
his political existence and his course Of crime
and outrage. At O'Clock, this morning, an
aid -de-camp Of General Saldanha, arrived at
Lisbon with the important news Of the SUR
render of the army Of the usurper, andimme-
diately the intelligence spread through the
capital with the rapidly Of lightning. 1t is
impossible to describe the Joy which took pos
| session Of every faithful inhabitant of Lisbon.
| MANY rockets suddenly assembled the skies
embraces. congratulations, and good wishes,
passed from one to another, in every street.
| and no one could sufficiently express the emo
tons which filed his bosom. In short
time the following despatch was issued in
Supplement tothe CronicG Constitutional Of
Lisbon.
| Itustrious and Excellent Sir: | have the
honor to advise your Excelency of the receipt
Of your despatch to-day, with two copies of
the orders which your Excellency received
from the government at Lisbon, as well as a
quantity Of proclamations published by Sr.
Don Pedro Duke Of Braganza. Ihave to say
in reply to your exerlleDey. that To avoid the
| further effusOn Of Portuguese blood, the pro-
positions, a copy OF which your ExcelIency
transmitted, are acceded tO. And 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 If
Sines, or some other port in Algarves. and AN
English vessel; and wish 10 know whether
her Serene Highness the Infanta Donna Isa-
bel Maria, who is IN the town of Elvas, de-
sires to accompany him. 1t is proper now
that we proceed regularly, for which purpose
avs ait the orders of your Excellency. | am
ready to be present at any place y1u may ap-
punt. &c you think it will further that end
God preserve you many years.
Evora, 26th May. 1884.
(Signed) JOSE ANTONIO DE AcvEDo LEMUs,
Lieutenant General.
To His Err. Count de Saldanha.
/ NEw-YoRK. July II.
\ By the Francis Depau. from Havre. we
have fiies from Paris to the 7th ult., which
are chiefly interesting, as they confirm the ac-
counts vi0 Havana, Of the surrender Of the
two sPretenders-Carlos and Migaeis-nnd
thus afford the prospect that peace and per-
haps relatively free governments may be rs.
tablislled in Spain and Portugal ;-c0untries
so favored by nature, so cursed by man. We
extract some details rs to the occurrences
which led to this surrender. The Spanish
General Rodik seems Ia haye hReN |, sSynpsfiis
certa'ned what course he meant to take. Dor
Miguei had embarked on board the British
line of battle. ship Donegal
we 20 not find the particulars Of the veOr-
gan'zatIon Of Lord Grey's Ministry, but The
ADDRESS to him of certain members Of the
mouse o. Commons, proves, that it meets the
appreciation ofthe Commons.
From the London Morning Herald.
Lis0on, May 26.-rhe war is now tfefini.
nvely at an end. Don Miguel having surren-
uered' anu embarking at the port of Sines. or
some otner N Algarves. on beard asI3ritish
snip OF war. as you wilt perceive from the en-
closed supplement to this DAYS Chroniea.
winch MS Majesty the Emperor himself con-
uescended to hand me an hour ago, at the
palace, OF Necessidades, where went to con.
gratu'ale him on the happy termination efhis
glorious 'abors, when, from among the crowd
OF courtiers he was pleased to single me out
as witness Of the commencement and pro
sress OF his exertions during the siege Of Opor-
."' "nen the aspect Of affairs was anything
put encouraging. Don Pedro, must saw,
pears MS good fortune with the greatest mo-
osrat'on, and rejoices at the further eiFusion
OF MOOD being spared, and still more so at the
sa'ety OF nis brother, VINO. had he fallen into
we hands Of the Duke Of Terceira's army in
s'eau OF SaIdanha's, it is apprehended, would
nave fallen victim to the fury of the soldiers.
Saiutcs from the batteries and all the ships Of
war 70 the river, have been firing aII this morn
ing The despatch Of Marshal SaIdaDba. DAT |
ed yesterday. from Eyora, was brought This
morning BY his aid-de-camp, Col: Zimines.-
u - asserted that Don Miguel ordered an at !
tack, nut that his soldiers, refusing to obey.
secured him, when he made virtue Of ne
cessity, and surrendered.
Don Carlos is said to be in the same boat
with Miguel. The Donegal, "a. Is to carr
them to England.
~" Don Alyaro da Costo, of Her Most
aHHui Majesiys Council. Governor and
Gapta'n General Of the Island Of Madeira and
Fortc Santa. We. the Duke of Braganza. Re-
gent 10 the name Of the Queen, greet YOU.
Inc legitimate authority of INV august
a .:,. Donna Maria Segnnda, being hap
f0SfNFRh hw r..