The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-05-02

de batoitfon. and some officers, were killed :.
appears that Marshal Bugeaud cons;dsr.d ~
affair to be very important. for a staff ofs...
Captain Poucet, was sent off from Aloiers in ~
Paramond with dispatches for the Minis,s, "s
War respecting the new engagement The nav,.
arrived at Algiers on the evening Of the 3I., MI,
by the Tartare packet, which left Or.n on IN,
9th" :" '"o
SPAIN.
We have advices from Madrid to tho 2nd !,
slant.
The Inflammation We gave yesterday, that po
zuela was replaced in the cabinet, and Marine h,
Mazzaredo. is confirmed. The crisis is, hows,,
er, by no means over. Ministerial crisis are The
! chronic diseases Of Spain. and SO long as s,r,
| turbulent as that of Narvaez presides at the
Council Beard of Queen Isabella, they will cam
tinue SO. M: is there the slightest prospect of per
manent tranquility and gradual and beneficial pro.
gress in the affairs Of Spain. and the condi,on
| moral and physical of the people. whilst the zeal.
! BUSINESS and ambition Of Christina are perpetual.
ly in operations, and thus between tho Once,
| Mother and the Duke Of Valencia, this contrv
SO naturally capable Of the highest degree of cul'
tivalion and improvement, retregrades in the lis,
Of European civilization.
When out of office, Narvaez is restless in in.
trgues to reutrn To il, and when power ia again
fully in his grasp, he admits nf no difference Of
opinion. even from his colleagues in Office and
equals ini rank. His political system is founded
on the principles 50 Of Narvaez ie reut', and
with full knowledge of this, Mo, !, refuses IN
join his cabinet, and Pezuela, the Dukes kris.
man. and fiery himself, refuses to succo,nh n
his impetuous and overbearing will. Fortunate
results tn nation at peace are rarely seen when
military officer presides over the councils of the
state, and unhapply in Spain. a, this lime they
reverse the fact of % Cedunf arma togg
IL aDDears that The capse If d;,n,,o
new law to regulate the Bolsa. which was e..
pected to appear in the Gaceta OF the 3rd in.
stant As IL is well known that Narvaez bas
specnlated and lost 10 large amount in the funds
and quarelled with Pezuela because he would no,
assent TO this law, we may perhaps find some Gu
rions provisions in this bill.
We allude elsewhere To the permission" sent
To Don Enrique to take :. the waters Of the Py-
renees."
Gonzales Bravo has left Lisbon, and reached
Madrid He is reported to have declared him
self openly and unreservedly in favor Of liberal
system of policy.
IT is stated that the rich banker, Salamanca
had renewed with the government contract far
four years for the supply of salt.
The French Ambassador gave an official din
ner ON the LIST, at which The Dukes of Riaezarps
and valencia, the Ministers Burgos and Orlando
and many persons Of distinction, were present
On the LIST instant. EL Impartial appeared
The Correo de .Madria was to appear at the
end of the week, and there was talk of large
Progressist journal TO be edited by some writer's
of reputation. We fear, however, that :. Young
Spain" will not find great encouragement.
General Roncali is appointed Governor of Gu
ba. vice O'Donnell. recalled. ~.
The Bishop of Barbastre, a venerable cottage
narian' who has lived many years at Pau. in ex-
e has just received authority to return to Spain.
and resume the control of his diocese The row.
al mandate is dated 26th of March. and was sent
TO the prelaie by the Minister of Justice.