The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-07

except ut Madrid where the destinies the country
sported with, at the caprice OF Intriguing avoree
and love ST. ladies' The truth, which since
out Is briefly this Gen. serrano, who had been for
month"; the favorite in the palace, and de facto
King Of all the Spains began to entertain msgvings Of
his hold the royal affections, and q certain Col
Gandars appeared In the salons Of majesty to attract
attention. which alarmed the fears the former favors
These apprehsnsions became lively when it was OBJ
served that the minister Of Salamanca his
maintained close relations with this same Col Gandara
In short became apparent that the ministry were dis
posed to play on Col Gandars against Gen. Serrsno
Ii might be asked why the latter would well have
served tbs purpose OF the ministry but the to
this IT, that he was not disposed to go along with them
Be this it may, 1t is certain that Gen serrano per-
ceived what was going forward and fearing decline of
his influence accepted overtures made to him by the
agents Of Gen. Narvsez; in consequence of which
meeting brought about between Gen Narvaez and
Gen serrano, and their common friend Gen Ros de
Osno the morning OF the Sd inst The result Of their
conference wssa compromise the conditions Of which
not at first known but have since become apparent
Gen Serrauo sgreed sppesrs to relnquish his aison
at the palace In the confederation OF receiving the APP
pointment Of the Captain Generashp of the province
sum Of hundred thousand dollars proceeding from
the purse Of the Queen Do~ager On these conditions
Salamanca cabinet and tho appointment of Narvaez to
the Of affairs But besides this it is asserted that
another plot carried on simultaneously with the
have just related, and that Narvaez con-
tent to rely solely the influence OF Ser-sno
cabinet very weghy reasons to induce him to ad
wise the queen in conjunction with Gen Serrano to
change the ministry, and to appoint him. Narvaez to
markable fact that the very day when the Intrigue
describing took place, the result Of which
was the fall of Salamanca the same Salamanca accom-
panied by Gaudars took pleasure excursion to Aran-
juez, thus going out of the way, 1t were, to
I The 3D. at seven o'clock and lust before her Maissy
went the OPERA General Serrano introduced her
Msestys private cabinet the Generals Nsrvsrz Ros
de Osno; and short conference there held, the
termination Of which that Nsrvsez left with his
appointment, having the sign manual affixed to 1t, In
his pocket AL the members of the cabinet then
at the opera. Salamanca returned during the night
and appeared there also cabinet council held
troduced by General RIOS de Olano and demanded the
collective resignation Of the ministers Nothing could
excepted who listened to the communication with appa
rent apathy. The resignation Of the ministers
signed the spot and appeared in the Gazette Of the
next morning Narvaez thus became prime minister,
with cabinet OF his creatures On the following
saturday the 9th instant surprise reserved
for the public In Madrid. This nothing less than
the public of the fall Of Gen serrauo Of
him who had exercised the power of the sovereign
for so long time The Gos,te Of that day announced
that the favorte had accepted the captain gsnerahp
OF Grenada and would depart for his post the follow
| ing Monday, which he accordingly did
| We must shift tue scene While these things
were going forward Narvaez secretly comm mic sted
with the Queen Dowager Christina in Paris and invited
her Majesty to return to Madrid and her posi-
ton and influence in the palace. These communica-
tions, however, kept profound secrets being
the Queen Dowager 0he Duke OF Rianzsres) and her
uncle, King Louis Philippe The departure decided
upOn until the actual
OF Christina in Madrid, the movement should be kept
secret especially from the British embassy and this
accordingly managed With that adroitness for which
the Queen Dowager has always been remarkable
Queen Christina resides, in Paris, in palace in the
Rue do CouFcees, in the Faubourg du Roule In right
of her Majesty guard OF honor is posted at this
palace whenever she is there being course
when che leaves for the country elsewhere Previous
y to the 9th instant, the Queen with her su.t, was
resident there which fact was manifested to the public
by the presence Of the guard besides her public recep
tions, and her reported visits st Cloud On the
| nj he inQf rpndo H..
poste such private gentleman might stood
the door of the palace Presently three individuals
lady. and person who m ght be taken for coniden.
taI servant These individuals, mounting In the poi-
while everything at the pslacs remained as
guard Of honor aud the internal arrange
ever was circulated in Paris and Monday the 18th
appeared in the journals to the effect that the Queen
Dowagsr had left for Madrid: Gaisnan,'s Mes.
senger, q well conducted and respectable paper
DESTROYS to avoid giving circulation to untruth
sent to the Hotel dc Courcelles to ascertain the
fact, where the messenger was informed that the
Queen still in town and ut the palace Gahg.
nqnt's Messenger accordingly published tbs contradic
ton by authority This contra dction, nevertheless
was falsehood The three individuals above mention,
who left Saturday for Bordeaux we're the Queen
Dowager, her husband and confidential servant. 1t
until Thursday the l4th the very day hich
the queen would have arrived at Madrid that the truth
allowed to transpire at Paris and that day 1t
gan Of the queen dowager) that the Queen and the
Duke Of Rianzares, had, in ac left for Madrid the
such are, briefly the incidents OF this curious drama,
up to the date at which write What may fol-
low is difficult to reese II would be to guess the
dnVusment OF the last act OF melo- drama, when the
plot has been involved In intentional compexty by the
ingenuity Of the author shall reserve therefore, the
contamination Of this comedy tor my next.
Ireland.
THE New AGITArIoN-TESANr RIoHr-Their reve-
the priests appear resolved to take the aga
ton tenant right out of the hands OF the Lsors
and Dohenys and Counors They have issued their
QUESTION for the meeting in the county Of Waterford,
which bears the signatures Of one NJ p, mayor 20
priests, and about 900 farmers Here is the heading
with II portion Of the body OF the document:
'Tenant Right Monster Meeting at Kiln tcfhomas -
We the undersigned alarmed at the state of the
country and the inevitable ruin that threatens every
class of the community and believing that this state Of
things arises In great measure from the unsatisfactory
relations existing between landlord and tenant request
public meeting OF the landlords, tenant and
the people at large, to be holden at Kmacthomas,
for the purpose OF establishing tenant league to Sc
cure the reasonable rights OF the occupying tenant with
to petition the leg,slsturs the same subject
(signed) THOMAS MEAGHER, Nj. Pr &c.
The PorAro DIsEAsr.-Thsre further accounts
from the county Of Mayo representing the extension Of
the potato disease lthss also made Its apes rance 10
the county OF Fermanagh but neither district Ia it
marked with the virulent symptoms of last year.
Further French L. tell xence.
The Montt,ur publishes the following returns Of the
grain and our imported into France during the
Of 5eptember last by the Atlantic harbors Ill 9s3
hee.otres by the Meditsrraosan, 7aeS7 BY the land
the hecore Of wheat in France, wasin May 37f o5c;
In June 33f 62c in July, ISL 4oc; 10 August 23f 59c;
In the first fortnight Of September, 22I sac.
The deposits in the banks OF Paris the 10Th
and lth lust amounted TO COG Ol epd tho Withdrawals
to 6lo,5lu.
The Monit,ur Of the 10th inst advertised loan of
$50 900 francs In the Three per Cents to b adud
Gated tue l0th of November ths olcr 100 900 900
francs not being required is to be employed to reduce
the position VI the floating debt produced by the invest
tent in the savings banks.
The payment OF the two hundred and Atty millions
when dudicIted according to the forms prescribed is
to be ELECTED In twenty five months from November ~
le47. In the following proportions First Dsalent of
1880 Is TO be delivered the said November 22s
iS47 second cf IL 500 000f December 22d Isl1
third Of 50000O0f on January 1885, and all the rest
each amounting to I0o00000f the 7th OF each month
DO ~n to November lS43 which day the last install
ment must be paid The payments however, are TO be
effected the Sth instead Of the 7th the month in
May, 1913 aud January and October ls49 Within ten
days after the adjudication the party obtaining tho loan
is to increase the deposit to twenty FIVE millions -
should this not be done, the former deposit OF mil
lions shall become forfeited to tho treasury an indem
nifty. The depoait Of twentY-aye mlliona of frnnca