The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-09

Sloas already N ,nuoned 10 yestsrdsys letter
also understand that shs ~ oasr
House to-morrow and that It vii adopt h. SouA -
vsdos amendment, 90 FAR ~ TO limit tne hum ns Ill,
9e b.ttallops now iu existence. but governmrn.wm
have povsr to put DO Of thoee and tnem
In oth-r places Also some regust' %. are 20 os
10 the Law respecting the PLAZA Of enlist@ens census A.
~ th.t vhsn "a, bill has been approved OF by the Peers
n NH have 10 return to the Lover House ADD In pre-
ssns tins. D.nsp. ssns,ss Of this Of rrita
tag It's political opponents Ihs ministry OF tne OK
trsne Cssr.is party seems 70 De sssn On S
nal of strong preventive against the
pessbIliiy OF popular outbreak but Il due to the
Conds de Thomsr to state that he opposed thssr sdop
ton ana VII cfa,ulty persuaded his brother to
dsss from thu interrog ,tory with with which he thrsa
tsDsd the Duke de ssldsnhs in the Cortes. VI
Psdrs Marcos the queens confessor. upon Offering
plantations In the Chamber OF Deputies, In respect to
had bsen said Of him In the Engsh Pariament de-
csred the House that he considered it, only duty
settle urgent matters Of hosnee, decree just Law Of
election end then meet their constituents aud political
seem enter warmly into his views this part Of his
speech failed TO produce the cheers with which he had
been pr viously greeted
determined presenting to the Cortes liberal law
Of and parties say he will adept part Of
the uks de Pame, law bat that part sabsti,u-
ting the system Of direct elections for that provided
By tn charter; however sppssrs that tho oppo,toa
70 b y the sS 81 e. IS.
tcrnsd1y province may not be Of one political party
whist another party one third Of the electors -
The sisctor.l college for Estrsmadurs is nov sitting
FOR election Of deputies rather the re cleo
as Nv beipr named ministers doubt can exist Of
their being gan elected by the collsss a. the ~ Sep
has more han double that number In its favor Several
opposition electors sent in certinca Of lpess
and Caeo Brsuoo, the president Of that party sent
coufrma n of his previous protest xsaiut the bleRsi
ties Of different electoral acts by which the CRrisfs
electors sent to the college but lest this should
not be SUFFICIENT accompanied il with csrtihea.~ Of
ibospasty attend from ind sposition the chatter
electors do not appear IN the electoral
college justify their absence. OF their civil rights for
The Condo de Lavradio. Who is peer, aud formed
part of late Pamss adm did not send In
smother esctor, M Jose Maria ds Fonsecs handed in
declaration that he would not attend because be
osm@. s w.: Dsm:a ~hiss declared that sSos.
electors had laid thsmseves open to the penalty mpoe
y n. Of n may
naturally communcats the circumstance to he House
Of Peers, where the Condo ds Lavrado enjoys privi
legss which will not allow the ndiction OF the penalty
in the charter without formal trial. giving
to public excitement upon matters OF general complaint
respecting the electoral processes in this county snao
eous these which have just brought about another
French revolution.
MAsoHIs,e A. M.-Tds Montrose was detained with
the mail until this morning, and gives the opsortu
nifty Of stating that 81 votes appeared in the college yes
tsrdAy, that the ministers reelected members
q tie Chamber Of Dspusiss-M oor3ao with 81 and NJ
an told BY credible parties, but cannot affirm tho
distributed the Municipal Guard yesterday a.
ternoon accompanied BY speech from the colonel Don
Carlos dc MaseArenhas, recommending subordinaion.
and 10 Of disturbance, equal Zeal in support of
the Queen aud charter undoubtedly displayed by
that body during the late civil war.
No doubt the Municipal Guard is great guaranty
for the Of the capital 1t Ia also said that
given out to toe troops of the line in garrison
n:,s ana sn.s are going to the other side
mencsd on former occasions 1t has been in coutsmpla
tsn 70 send the l regiment ofinfantry to Bella which
mt A.nUt h.
south side. understand that person at Csdiz was
allowed to know Of the French princes berg board
thing allowed tranepre that as before stated
toe Queen was surprised BY their appearance at the
lSco
Affairs I'm Spain.
MApRrD March TO- lS4s
have already alluded to the fact Of Maria Christina
having manifested disposition to to some under
Standing With the more moderate section of the progre
sista party, and that she had than
that point with Senior Cortina who looked upon
the leader Of that section. The conduit pursued by
that lady since the death If Ferdinand VII In certain
political emergencies is sufficient to show such
ware advances they be eald the result Of
dire necessity alone and prompted terror in the FIST
nothing Whethra determination exists to brave NIL
to the utmost or that conviction arrived at that the
terrible hurricane which has swept the throne Of
France will blow harmless for this country
conc: ned know NOT but for some days psst, NO
Or to alter In one iots the system that has prevailed
Aianssfes under whore patronage the sctual govern
ent Drugs its existence should be anxious to ascer
tain the feeling Of England and of Enghsbmen, ct this
moment respects Spsip-hst is Spain governed by
the modsrsdos This is the natural the prop
which hs, hi hsrto relied for support has fallen from
them without pretending to be acquainted with the
secret thoughts OF the Brth cabinet, anticipate
the reply that would be given 10 the opinion Of that
cabinet be asked q to it's support in case Of
OF the throne Of isabella ii and of the
tenn 10 this country, may cay thst sensible and mode
rate men Of the liberal party in Spain gusss and
haps correctly what the would be . question
of the kind They who Of opinion that the liberties
Of people not Incompatible with nonarchicsl sys
tenn, do not believe that, consistently with their
principles the republicans Of France will give
cordial and constant support to monarchy in Spain
However spacious and psuihls their Of
interference with the eystems OF o'her countries or
however they pretend to maintain friendly relations
with SPAIN is almost certain that they will try to
tend their principles here and that, litts dis
posed Spauiards generally may be to repub icsnism At
temps will be de to prove tbs presumed superiority
of system to monarchy Uader ,uch Giro umstsnoe
all intimate connection bet seen monsrchc 81 Soan and
republican France will be difficult, nay ossble with
out danger tn the former
England will support the throne Of Isabella and Ill
enter into hostility sgsins, whatever her
the end obtain the support Of tn, En- glish
people must he placed at the head Of affairs in this
public conduct and who have gd pub 10 feel.
Ing BY their atrocities while in power or their repeated
rebsons while out Of it. Those who have trafck ID
With the Independence sf their nativs land and WHO
have bsrersd IL for emolum-bt for power the
m-n Who will meet with mpsthy or Support from the
British people Those who so lately sxulted the
denomination OF AfrancS sad s.; who negotiated the
Montpsns,.r marriage; and wto for four long years,
have trsmp!ed on law and justice and outraged human
ity must pever hope for popularity In Eoglsnd They
have bsen long concerned by public opinion IT, then,
Maria Christina Ia her anxiety preserve her dsush
ters crown 81 any value the support # tn. Eng
lEh nation amidst this wreck Of thrones, she must cs
mis- those Who new in poser. and " no, ths we'll
knows are detested in Spain well out Of it, Such
step taken in tune would be- perhaps for her ae-
and the lady IN question has been
sed of disregard her person interests That
spontaneously done, would tend to efsce the memory
OF nearly halt her vices; in the enthusiasm Of the
moment, the remaining moie;y mil hit be psrdoned.
The present moment IS critical in the extreme
Without placing much value D the Tumors thse have
been shost since the Of the revolution in the
neig hboring singdom reached here respecting
mept. not only in the ospa bot in paris VI the
Kingdom it is probsbe that later the people
will m.pfsst their discomfort at the system which
20 long crushed them That this discomfort. whenever