Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-01
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VERY LATE FROM SPAIN.

by lC DIG NITu'!nt. Oh BOSl'l. SdpL. | lnCkiCE, W.
have ii Gibraltar Chronicle OF September II. containing
advicrs from Madrid 10 Tie 10th, and Cad.Z 10 The 18th,
inclusive.
The completion Of the Spanish ministry is announced;
the oily additional appointments are Senior Lopez. :A!"is-
Ter ri the interior, and Mcnd!Zabal "f Finance.
Cabrera, the Caritst General, was ~hes:pg!ng Gaujcra:
but was compelled 10 raise the si"gc on the 9Th. b. The
approach Of Gen. SIn Miguel, and retreat UPON B.cr.r.
On The l2lli, Gomez was in CIicl, and h1d been jDI":d
b. Qr:mioz, Espcranza, and i'll Sa.aivr. HIS prisoner.
Lopez. had attempted to escape, hut iaiirti. Gen. Ajax
lci! CurcnCa .Or uuri, IN pursuit. of Come, Oh tic l3.l.
Thus il seems. that Madrid /; IS relieved lram the %unp!ra-
SAINT vicinity Of the Ca;l!sts.
lmporian, dispatches are said 10 have hcrn received
from Paris at Madrid, ca the 18th; supposed 10 announce
dr:iriliycly the line Of conduct 10 hr p"rsucd Is Tie
French government.
Don Manuel Ag,.!a has been appointed Envoy tx.
tTaOrL!nary and Minister p!,miroirn,iary 10 England.
y number Of patriotic societies have been formed in
the capital. Ga thc liIh. 4 rGyal order was issued :"r
the payment Of the half yca!Iy Interest Of tie domestic
debt. payable that day.
Arrangements were in progress, throughout: tic king
dom. Tor ;i!r sale Of :Mr property Of li" ~!rig!"us r;"!.
nnAi!.cs: The produce 10 be applied To tie expenses oil
TIE war.
The Car;stz and Christmas were in proximity no.. lar
from Victoria, TIC former occupying the LEFT, and t!2 al
tc: the right, banks OF the Ebru.
The Gibraltar paper contains extracts from London
and Paris papers, as late as the 9TH September.
NV YORK, Cc:. 2G-Titc Empress, Capt. Townsend,
arrived yesterday from Malaga, III twenty eight days
SElL. i Is mr. 10 SIil AfuIa4N IGIClS W lIc
24th uil, and with Madrid papers to The 18th IF The same
month. The latter contain further details ui he circIm-
stances which led 10 the proclamation o! Il ncw cgnst-
tntipn at Lisbon. Ii appears, that for sonic time p-c"i.
GUS Il general dissatisfaction was evinccd by the people
of that city against the Minister frcirr, and that on The
arrival there OIL tic "h Of September CT some oppo.
sitiun deputies, from the provinces If the Duoro and
Upper Iirira, this dissatisfaction was manifested by
the demonstrations Of Joy with which these deputies
were received, the Tagus was covc.cd with beats flied
with people, and On their landing they were accorpl
nird by al Immense crowd 10 their lodgings. The 90
ycrnucnl has! tax, II EcasuTcs to prevent any events uf
serious consequence following. but thcy appear 10 have
been irul;i"ss.
At night Tie battalions of thr National Guards who
were under arms: joined the troops OF Ike line, and
proclaimed the Constitution Of lcl2. \ dcpulatiun
WAS Srml hy lEcm 10 the Queen. requiring her 10 pro.
claim the Constitution u: leg, and dismiss her minis
tiers. This was Immediately conceded. and The Coum.
dc !.a'nrairs aud FIscount Sa Ia ~}andriro, were direct.
Cd To- form Il he" ministry. No eXccsscs, it is said.
were committed, except the breaking the windows Of
the paiacr OF The Duke dr la!inclia.
ThccX- ministers, Frrirc and CaIbatIo, had disappea1cd,
and IT was supposed they were S.crrtcd IN Ike Qu"cn's
palace. whose husband Don Fernando, was believed to be
inim!ca! 10 the change. An apprehension was entertain
cd that the Queen would cndeavor TO escape on bolrd Of
one ut the vessels oflhe English squadron in the Ta@ns.
which had been considerably reinforced, aud consisted oi
three sh! ps ui The linz and many smaller vessels.
On The morning .! the lOIh, Il considerable acliv;ty
was observed in The Efit!sh squadron. the boats w,rc
lowered ana filled with marines, three OF them had guns
on hoard and They approached III line near 10 the lclcm
Qlay. The National Guards Immediately ran to arms.
ana were joined by thc troops Of the line that were en-
campcd al Origur. At one o'clock they proceeded with
their chiefs to the palace of Las Ncccssidades. 4 drru.
tal!nn nt officers repaired 10 the Queen TO demand an cx-
preston Of her adhesion to Tie constitution. The whole
corps diploinatique were with her, with the exception of
the Spanish Minister. Her majesty after comforting
with tic British ambassador signed tic Decree we pub
lisli above. and subsequently the troops marched OF! after
passing before her, stationed at the balcony. Those whn
directed this Increment not being entirely satishcd-the
Count de Lnmia!es prevailed on the Queen and her
husband io swear 10 the constitution in the Municipal
Hall, whittier she proceeded IN 4 carriage with him, and
there they ho:!i took the oath required.
Ii was said that all the Foreign Ministers except Tic
Spanish, have protested against Tie aci Of the Queen,
which they assert she was Compelled to perform by vio-
The English steamboat was detained till the llih,
when she left Lisbon, taking with her the protests of the
d!plomatlc corps, and other interesting dispatches.
From the. Madrid papers we 9alher-thal Il new Minis. |
try has been appointed. The official decree calling them
10 Office Is MT III our posseaSlon, but from other public
these papers contain, we learn that d. Juan
Alvarez Y Mendizabal was Minister Of Finances, the
Marquis RodiI, Minister Of War, and that the rest of the
:aJinet consisted Of Jose Maria Calalrava, Ramon Gil
lc Ia Cuahra, Joaquin Maria Lopez, and Jose Landcro,
heir functions we cannot ascertain.
Shortly before the sailing of The Empress from Mala-
n, The following proclamation was issued by the Co.
oil that place, OF which the following is 4 transIa.
lon:-
The chief Of The staff in a private letter 10 me, dated
rom Carolina Oh the 22d Of this month, gives me the
pleasing intelligence, that The rebels under Gomez, uni
ed with those under SsrIador, Quilez, Esperanza and
thcrs, making in all 1000 men have been completely
defeated AT ViIlarrubledo, on the right bank of the river
1anzarcs, by Gen. Espartcro's division under TIE CON-
nand Of Brigadier Ajax, 5000 prisoners, all the bag
a large number of killed, and the complete dispeT-
ION OF The rebels are the trophies of this brilliant victo-
y, which is 4 happy accompaniment TO that obtained, in
Navarro, 10y our brave Gen: Oraa.
JUAN ANTONIO ESCALANTE.
Malaga, Sept. 81, 1886.
This would appear 10 be a very important success
;arlsts. however, seem to be in all parts of Spain
rom 4 decree making a provision for The support Of the
leroy and on the subject Of the finances, i. would seem
lat Mendiza5al is again making efforts TO restore some
ling like order in The administration of the Govern
ient.-CouriLr
HSHssasEHs3S