New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-22


dssseroni From Palermo, under date Of the 18th
nit. we learn that Aessina haS been visited By an
esrthonake but 10 damsgeis reported.
Tba L0mbardo VesotO, Of Milan, OF the 2Gih ult,
states that the frat meeting of the Com nittee
charged 20 carry into execution the measores tor
establishing free port at Venice assembled on
the previous day.
SPAIN.
The Queen is in an interesting situation.
The HeraldO states that the news from Porsu.
gal had caused great sensation Ia the political
circles of Madrid IL was feared that the revolt
ers would not be satisfied with ministerial
charge, and that they would insist on the a5dlca'
tion Of The Queen in favor OF the Prince Royal
The Spanish Government was seriously thinking
Of stationDg corps Of army on the frontier OF
Portugal, not with the intention OF Interfering IN
the country, but Of pregentiDg the contsgion eX'
tending to Spain
The elections absorb public attention.
1t understood to be the determination OF the
Government TO carry the bill for the settlement
of the debt as speedily possible alter the Cortes
meet and that when this has been effected, the
sitting Of the Chambers will be suspended till the
autumn.
The Queen has committed the sentence Of
death passed on drummer OF the grensdlsr re.
eiment for military insubordinstion, thiS act Of
royal clemency being done on the 9th, IN CON-
memorstion of Queen Christmas birth day.
de Thomar had been accredited Minister PleniPo-
Tertiary and Envoy extraordinary Of Portugal a.
the Spanish Court.
The Gazette publishes q Royal decree, insti
tuting Council OF Ecclesiastical Affairs, under
the name OF Ecclesiastical Chamber, placed I'M
der the Presidency of the Archbishop of Toledo.
The electors OF the mOnarchicR constitutional
party at Madrid had adopted the following candI'
dates for the deputstion OF that capital; tne
Duke of Ava, n. Martinez de la Rosa. the Mar.
quis OF Perales the ViGcount de la Armenia, and
three wealthy inhabitants Of Madrid.
ItwA the general opinion that the Cabinet
would obtain large majority m the PROVINCES
Count de San Luis Whose candidasure was strong
ly opposed by the Ministry, had repaired to Prize
90 10 canvass the electors
The Government WAS actively negotiating with
France for the deiinitve adjustment OF the line
Of boundary between the two countries along the
Pyrenean ifOntier
The Three per Cents were done at 353 fortune :;
the -Four per Cents at IA; the Five per Cents at
Isl the Debt without Interest az 81 and the
Coupons at g.
PORTUGAL.
The following intelligence arrived at Madrid
from Lisbon on the 9th inst, at P. H.; The
Qaeen of Portugal has nominated Saldsnhe
President Of the Council OF Minister'S
Marshal saldsnhs had sent from 0porto tele
graphic dispatch to the Queen, assuring her Of
his loyalty.
1t was hoped the crisis would pass without
any popular movement.
TIE news OF the rising at Oporto in favor of the
insnnecton of Marshal SadSnha, received by
telegraph via Madrid and Paris is fully confirmed.
The iDsurrecton ofthe Oporto garrison was caused
by tue arrest OF several oficers by tue cOun. de
Casal, the Governor OF OportO, who remained
faithful m the Ouean'a and who DOHnes Cad
proofs of projected movement In Oporso. The
Count after making several iDeHt ctua attempts
TO quell the revolt. abruptly quilted Oporto on the
25th ut, accompanied by only one AID do camp.
Colonel Cardoza, Ofthe I'd Infantry III endeevor-
ing 20 bring his men 70 obedience, was shot by
the soldiers. Tie Duke Of Ssldanha entered
Oporto on the eth, and has established bic head.
quarters there. The whole city turned oat 10
welcome him, aud his reception was quite eDthu.
sisstic. On the .9th he reviewed the troops in
the garrison The chiefs Of the Septembris;a
party had hitherto taken no active part in the
revolt.
The movement in Oporto being communicated
on the 26Ih by telegraph, to Lisbon, the Count
de Thomars Ministry Immediately rendered its
resignation to the Queen, and this being accept
ed, the Count embarked on board the MontrOse
and wss landed at Vigo, where he remains
watching the turn Of events The Count was not
accompanied by bis family and wRS taken 90
ship LeaDder. The Duke of Terceirs was named
President Of q new Ministry, and was on his way
from Coimbra to Lisbon. Ii was not thought
likely the Duke would accept the post designed
for him. The Queens delay in calling 10 power
parties sufficiently opposed to Thomar 10 offer
guarantees that he would not again be recalled
was considered most imprudent, aod, although
the Patulea or Junta party remained quiet, fears
OF their rising were entertained. The insurrec-
tion in favor Of 6adanhs was rapidly spreading
through all parts OF the Kingdom.
From Nigo we learn that the Count de Thomar
was received by the alcalde OF that place, With
whom he landed in one Of the Government boats
A Spanish army of observation was said to be as
sembliDg Of Tuia, Spanish town on the north
side Of the Minho, and opposed TO the Portuguese
fortress OF Nslencia- Ore regiment bad arrived,
and two Others, together with the Captain Gen
eral OF the Provinces and bis staff, were expect
ed on the 3Oth ult. The Portuguese troops in
garrison at Valencia had declared IN favor Of
Saldanha.
Her Msjesty's ships Leander, Arrogant, and
Dauntess, were at Lisbon. The Preach chip Of
the line Henry ", 200 gunsl had arrived in the
Taeus for the protection OF FreRch interests. The
French war steamer CGfsrell, and tbs Spanish
steam frigate Castells 4, were also at Lisbon. Her
Majesty steamer Encounter was at anchor off
OPorto on the 30th ult.; and the MontrOse OBJ
served Her AAiesty's ships Phaeton. Aretbusa,
and Indefatigsble cruising of tho mouth Of the
Douro. On the 9th ult., they stood in to commu.
nicate with the Encounter
A BrsssnzR letter Of the 9th ult. states that
Marshal SAldanha was at Oporto on the previous
day, and willing to obeytbe Queens Government
low that the Thomn Cabinet has resigned IL
had been Ascertsined that the King had recon.
nended her Majesty not 70 lose a moment in dis
missing the Count. because he had observed Ger.
tain symptoms in the army under his command
which left no doubt on his mind that If it was not
speedily done, regency would be claimed until
the young heir to the crown was Of age, by which
neans the Queen would be compelled 10 ahdj.
cate. His Majesty had withdrawn to Lisbon.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS BY TIE AFRICA.
In enc Of bis brillisnt Exhibition letters Julss
JaRIR says The Americans have Gent, among
other Productions Il don : speak of raw produc.
Mons, Tor certain ressons,) great number of wigs
aud beaver hsts. A nnnnr nthar h.. -