A mail arrived on Saturda...
A mail arrived on Saturday from Lisbon, with letters antd papers to the 24th ult. T1hey are chiefly important in announcing a partal change in the iMlinistry at Portugal, wbich is likely to leald to beneficial results. OLIVET7RA, the MNinister ofa tle Interier, andl MAR11o0, the Minister of Justice, h.ave been retnoved from those po.its, and both of- ficeshave been conferrvd on OLIVmIRA LFITE, who before fiqld ihAfice of Desembar-a ler do Paz . The two depozcd ,linistcrS, wbo, however, retire with each a peiision of 1,600 Iilreas, have bccn considlerexl thie promotcrs and authors of most of the arbitrary measures resorte,l to since the re- storntion of tl:e Mfoiiarchiical Government; and it is believed that the:r remuval will I e followLed by a general ameliora- tion of the system, anid that a general amnesty, with cer- tain modifications, waill slhortly be issu-d. A Council of State waasheld af%ew days pre%ious to the dite of the letters, at which it was understood the deliberation turned on the best motle of adjusting the difterencvs with Brazil. No- thitin positive, 1 owever, tralispired oIl the subiect.