The Sun.
London, England, 1856-09-10 00:00:00

TkH PROPERTY OP' QUHIiN

We extract the, followine from a ..letter datedi
Paris Monday, 6 p. ur.:•—
"No ono has forgotten • the Litter enmity re-
peatedly testified by General O'Donned agaiest tee
ex-Queen- Maria Cnriatina. Ile Made 110 sseret of
it ; he seemed rather proud of proclaiming it; he
denoeneed her intrigues, her cupidity, and dis-
graceful treeetaeliotes he declared the Cortes:
that with her in Spain i'l! government Ins import.
sible. Now, the folkewireelDiortrtatiou reaches me
from a quarter on whichrllewe fall relia,eco; and
of its authenliJity I have not a cleat. O'Donnell,
who, it is,woll known, has itot generally taken the
initiative in the Inca:sures brought ferwerd by the
present Government—that having •bertet meetly
left to Rios Resas—leas deearted Item LhstleMl
and lets himself brought forward in tin ~L,-1-,..nyv,lcf
MilThterS prtjeCt Cif d.eree risstol,, to :lik-oe
Christine de her prep.loy Setin _epee W idt
scquetration was laig. efter ekte„iee,„, • i :lea.
"Ie this project are reensure I, duch Tod
conary andunjuatitia►l'e,,4ll that %vitA
npiilfit her at tee., tintee. Gee:oe, ted i he( pi it MU
Tue project
•111.00tbil., t or. teilk:. was egeted re uh
I styled Provesists ill the a •eitidieeSeeer
Colltelo, WOO eneotire.ted eed t• :t ti Jli= et.eee
the rev lution of 1354, iintioe: eotee T ttt et,e
eeethe 41e we
against it. The meth &loofa et -
up I'y Rios Resat:, 14'4 treee sent to Chri*te..
approval, and when the opportrete tatetteut arrt:•se
the decree will be pu:•listied. O'Donneli's eeitive•
in bringing foreord rhis mete:erre has been to eeid•
favour wi:11 the Queen, but it is all in vain. She
will never forg,iv, or forget the military prorate-
ciatnieetto of the 28411 of June, and the month of:
suspense, terror, :iunriliation, and aeguish that
ensued. O'D in»ell is her Minister only till she
can conveniently get rid of and satisfactorily re-
place him.
"By whom he is to be replaeed is still ueereeeie,,
but it is thought that Narvaez eot likely to bet
his immediate successor. A Min'istry of trate.itinit
is anticipated. In fact, and if the Queer,. euuld de
exactly as she liked, she would rather we', have
Narvaez. 110 is too violent. too abso)ntd, tee
much her master, and she would prefer a inCiTri
subservient Premier, a Cabinet which, like aliek of
Lersundi or Sartories, would bo supple
obedient to her in all things, and would attend
the levee of the favonrito of t lio day and .ts ke his
orders. T..) ~,atch such a 2Weistiy, she tvould ,ika
to have subservient -C irtes, Conies there intist
he—chaurbers which, Weer to flay giving v„te of
confidence to the overninent, would be tiplall7
ready, if tonight she thouglit proper to d00m.%
her advisers, to renew the vote tt 1-11101 TOW in la tour
of their successors. Shell Cortes as these nave
been teen, amid may be again, hut at, present; better
still, there are unite to eltth:o.r.ll, her M :jests, anti
Camarillas and Court intrigues !levy fall scope for
action. It Is thpiight not ii4)o6si 61e that a Minis-
try composed of Rua de o:ane, Alexander-de
Castro, .Nocedal, and others OF that, ultra-Modorado
slique, may sttoceed the o'.Donneil Gloverotiwn•,
and, if so, that Cabinet would be lived and would
serve as a I•;teppittg-stone for the :tid vent. either of
Narvaez or of Pezuelo. Gemeral Coache is also a
candidate, under very, reactionary coheirs ; but, it
is said the Queen is-not favourable to him.
" Whitt becomes daily more certain is that the
present Mieistry canny*, leo., very long. Two of
its members, Messrs. Cautero amid Btyarii, are
likely soon to leave it, owitie to die.:aireolis triter
their cetleagues respectieg the law of disainortise-
Lime I`;ley itj isr, upon carrying it throe,:lt, and
indeed, as Monster of Finaace, Senor Cudero
can hard,;; adept any other cif-nit-se. The inerea.4ug
material praispei ity of Spain is based entirely upon
the rate of the national propirty, the preeerts of
which ere the guarantee for the suhventioe
granted to the undertakers of railways and
other
public wort:;. 14; would In an act Of injustice
and had faith to alter the destination of that pro-
perty. To such alteration, however, tho de
of the present Ministers are said to iieeeper meet
hence the preletble resignation of the two irlto
oppose it. If Pezuele or Concha. CllllO3 to Neer
there can he scarcely a doubt th tt tho law wou:d
he immediately repealed. As averything is p(ssitilo,
In Spain, perhaps .111:e6srs. Canter° sod Boyarri
nay yield to the wish. of their colleague;,. We
oatinot woinkr at any tilin..!* w have seen me,
who profess thenisolvt•is _Liberals, like Collado,•Al-
varez, and Biyarri, signing such decrees ~a; tho„
for the dissolution of tho National Guard end
Cortes, and others that have been published with
their names at the foe. Of Caiteru .1 say nothing,
for lie was never considered e Liberal except la
name.

" Marshal Serrauo arrived at Piiris on Friday ler
kfew hours' stay, alio applied for an interview f,r
Stturday with lei Vvralewski. `Ka) reply was that
he could not ho received until to-41w.. Thereupon
he returned to Biarri,z on Saturday. It way sup-
pr sed that the Fie.)ll.l.Thniater foto Foreign Afraira
was absent, but thie is contradicted by t;,-(lay's
papers. Too exact obi •ct of the Marhimea visit to
P.tris is not known, but i is believed that it 19413
?lot exclusively to bee Count. Walewgki. lie will
probably nnw remain at Bayonne until the r,turu
the Emperor. The date of this >s nog exactly
fixed."