New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-15
SPAIN.

Mr.. s0ULE'S PRESENTATION TO THE QUEgy
On the evening of the I'D, Mr.. SOalc, Minister a.
United States TO Spain was admitted 70 an ssa,s,,
with the Queen. The Queen was attended ~ q.
Minister of Foreign Affairs. and by the officers a.
Palace After being ushered in with the usual ,..
monies Mr. sOulc handed to the Queen the Presilus,
letter accrediting him Envoy to the Spanish Can,
and then addressed her follows in the Eneli,E l..
eusgc:
Mr.. SoslFs SrsscG
MADAM In delivering the letter which aecrei. -
as Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Pcnpo,ons.r, :,
the United States of America to the Court OF your y,
cannot dispense with expressing the satisfaction e,n
ence in having only to give the friendly asarsns
your royal peron and to the people confdcd 10 your
rection and soeiude The respected chief who prcsd
this moment over the destines Of America aasisu., A.
ses that the best understanding should characterize IA A.
atons OF his Government with that Of your Majesty al.
would be to me qualification, as is duty 20 casv,
ard develop every event calculated to re1der no ia
mate the ties of interest which exist between Spain and IA
United States and to strengthen the bonds which uas II,
two powers / Offer Madam to your Majesty my sn,crs
wishes for the welfare of your royal person and sugus
family May tho reign Of your Majesty DO fortunate snl
fruitful in events destined to render your people happy ssi
prosperous"
To this address the Queen replied as follows:
QUEEN IsoJolll's Reply
"MoSsIEJ THE MINISTER; have heard with sarsfsetr
the you have given to relative to the friendly
sentiments of the President of the United States and G
pleasure in assuring you that they not surpassed b.
those which animate for his person and for your an
Those assurances, always grateful TO convince No
more and more of the interest which Spain vel 10
United States have preserve and draw closer their nns
relations In me- your Excelency WI hnd the best DISCO
sons ard IN my Government, the sincerest cooperation
for the accomplishment of important and desirable an
object
The European papers had revived the statement hat
Mr. SOue first act would be 20 oor 10 pufchse Cuba
Gen. Pezuea preparing to leave Tor the Cspsncy-
General of Cuba, and invested with the powers formerly
enioyed by the Niceroy.
Several royal decroes aro published for Clba BY ore
the Audeucia Court of Puerto Principe Is suppressed and
merged in that of Havana. b. another the third cen
trail military commandancy of Cuba is suppressed vel
az the nieudoncy Of Puerto Principe AMI tho ilsnd 10
be divided into two departments to DO called Eastern aai
Western Cuba, the capitals of which Havana and
Santiago de Cuba respectively and the dividing line ths
eastern limits Of the Lieutenant Governorhp 81 Santa
Espiriius TO be governed, as respects military ani
political elairs, by Commander in Chief dependent on
the Captain Generals and regards economic mstsn
by an attendant of Finance under the direction tho 81
periniendent General of the island by third decree
certain local courts are suppressed and merged in toe ord
nary courts ROYAL order further enacts that Geaerk
Ptzuels Norzngary and Paya. Captains General C&
Porto Rico and he PHILIPPINE Islands shah fulfill noz
mission tie office of Superintendent Delegates ~
ROYAL Finance in their districts. Don Francisco CSk
mas Is appointed Director General Of the Colonies Soon
Meza ard SANDING Miranda, late sGperinteDlents Gen
eral Of Cuba and the Philippines, are put on hdfpay
There ere other changes OF less impor anse.
We mention for the purpose Of keeping earrenct
of the news than for any credit to be attached % IL that
rumor prevails in the French capital that Influential mea
of Spain aud Portugal are plotting the union OF the two
crowns tie Duke OF Braganza, led Of year, and so
of the Queen Dona Mara ds Gloria, to be king The |
nrme of Nsryaez Is used in connection with ths report