Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-11-03
PROCLAMATION.
Department of the Interior.


that have recently been made to me by a
great umber of citizens, and induced b,
other demonstrations of the national Will
III favor of The restoration Of the political
constitution of the Kingdom, of the 23d of
Sept. 1922, with such notifications as
circumstances require, freely decl ire,
that the said Constitution is in full force,
aud direct, that The General Cortcs of the
Portuguese nation shall be Immediately
convened, the members Of VIII ch, b sides
The ordinary powers they possess, shall
be invested with power to make those
notifications in the co .stiiuiion they may
think proper.
The Minister and Secretary of State
Of the Department of,he Interior, ad in-
terim, will carry this decree into execu-
ion,and take prompt measures To receive
nv oath to the constitution, and fyr the
meeting of the Cortes.
Given in the palace de Necessidades,
OH tho 10Th of Sept. 1925.
THE QUEEN.
Portugd.-It appears. for some time
BY the people against the Minister FreiIer,
and that on the arrival on the 9th OF Sep.
tember of some oppositi IN deputies from
the provinces of The Duoro and Upper
Bcra, this dissatisfaction was manifested
by The demonstrations of JOY with which
these deputies were received. The Ia
gus was covered with boats filled uith
people, and on their landing at Lisbon
they were accompanied by an imme.ise
crowd to their lodgings.
Atnight the battalion Of the Natloral
Guards who were under arms, joined the
troops Of the line, and proclaimed the
Constitution of 1922. A deputaton was
sent by them to the Queen, requiring her
to proclaim the Constitution of 1922, and
dismiss her ministers. This was i'm.
mediately conceded, and the Count de
Lameares and Viscount Sa da Bandeiro
were directed to form new ministry
The breaking of the windows of the pa
lace of the Duke de Pamela was the
The ex-min:stcrs, Prairc and Carbaho
had disappeared, and it was supposed
they were sccreted in the Queens palace,
whose husband, Don Fernando, was be-
eved to be inimical to the change. An
was entertained that the
Queen would endeavor to escape on board
,f one of the vessels Of the English squa.
1ron in the Tagus.
On the morning Of tke 10th, n deputa.
ion Of officers repaired to the Queen, to
demand an expression of her adhesion to
The constitution. The whole corps diplo.
matique were with her, with the excep-
tion Of the Spanish Minister. Her Ma
jesty, after comforting with the British
signed the above Decree. -
The Count dc Lumares prevailed on the
Queen and her husband TO swear to the
in the Municipal Hall,
whittier she proceeded in a carriage with !,
him, and there they both took the oath
required. 49,. \
|, was said that all the foreign Mini.
,ters except the Spanish, have protested
against the act ofthe Queen, which they
sser she was compelled to perform by
,iolence. IL
From the Madrid papers it appears
hat a new Ministry has been appointed,
md ID. Juan Alvarezey Mendizabal was
Minister of Finances, the Marquis Rodil, +
Minister Of War, and that the rest of the
abinet consisted of Jose Nara Calatrava
lamon Gil de la Cuadra, Joaquin Maria
.opez and Jose Landero, their functions
70 cannot ascertain.
Previous to the sailing Of the Empress
rom Malaga, the Governor issued the
Proclamation -
The chief Of the staff in private letter