The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-17

From Madrid our accounts are TO the Goth ult. The
Pasia1 correspondence of the Times contains the fol-
lowing Private letters from Madrid state that the dis
senson emong the Moderado party is the increase,
and hss attanted the cabinet itself General Payia IL
described having succeeded in gaining complete
dancy the mind Of the King Consort and of the
Queen, and that Influence is and probably will be still
more oxtrcised against Bravo Miilo personally and for
the ftbeyance Of the long menaced coup d6at Bravo
Muri 10 has 1t seems earnestly entreaCd the presence
Of the Queen-Mothsr in Madid no doubt 4 protection
against the cabals ofhose who arc planning his destruc
ton. Each party ID desirou Of bringing about the
situtionai changes on his account and in his
interest. The plan OF the present minister is to dissolve
the actual Cortes To woke the Chamber according
TO the actual electoral law and doubt by way Of
importing TO the future Parliament something OF q
com3ton convong it that certain alterations in the
tutution Os4) may be proposed This is the pro-
yet alter. An attempt hos bocn made at a fusion or
coalition amopgt the fractions of the Modcrados, but
without have also seer plyate letters from
The provinces II which il is stated hat good deal Of
diseoutont Ssta IN Afaeon Catalonia ana Valencia. +
we also fnd The euhjoned in the Tunes - M
The politicians VI tho puerts del Sol prohted Dy the
absence Of the cou. and Of the Ministers circulate
most absurd rumors They asserted that military con-
spiracy had been discovered the day before at La Grana
and that five commissioned officers had been shot
The last advces frcm La erania Of the y h made
lion OF such al event So far fiom consprng every
body vas ony thinking of amusing himself aud enjoy
ing the coo. temperature OF thst royal residence.
8relwna.
Tile Inst accounts from The western counties are
generally OF unfayorae tendency. but attn hopes
entattainfd that ~ last year the failure viii be but par
tie Several tds in the neghboihood of Dublin have.
within day or t7o, shown unnistaeabe symptoms of
the fatal disemper and considerable stocks OF potatoes
in thencens stage of the dsenfc have made their way
into tie markets here The producers dispoing OF them
a. almost nominal prices. One of the Galway papers
thus reports -
The fatal potato blight hss once again made its appear
The crops IN the neighboood are, regret to
say affected TO considerable extent and farmers
digging out the early portion of thm and sending
them to market daily From all We could learn on the
subject however the Injury yet done has not been
great that sustained up to the period last year,
and it is confidently hoped that the breadth Of poa-
quenee may s prove trivial The various other descrip
tons Of crops throughout this part of The country
all in admirable condition and promises 10 bc than
usually productive this The weather. Il about he
finest have known aforling every prospect that
the food of the PEOPLE will be brought to full matury at
an early period
Connaught journals Meanwhile the bare prospect OF
another blight has given fresh impetus to the eInigra
ten ten mania The peoPlc .a!s the GaIsay Pachet =
they 1T is lamcntable 10 fleeing fcom the
land Of their nativity IS from pesthouse The young
and the tons ard The wi nlsoroas aye and many Of the
ships On yesterday morning. NJ fewer than 200 souls
left this noghboihood by train for Dublin
America"
The Daiiy F1pyess of this morning has the following
statement in reference to the potato blight -
good deal Of anxiety is manifested about the cond
tion Of this important crop We have given careful
consideration could to the received from
various quarters OF tho country and have examined per-
sonally within tho last few days many fields in this and
the adjoining counties and the conclusion arrived at IS
that although the disease is undoubtedly present il is
not so in such degree Co grent alarm An i'm
mcnse extent o. the crop has been planted in Ireland this
season muca greater than for many past; and
from all that be learned and allowing FOR the natu-
raj tendency TO alarm it would that the rot is not
widespread so bad whore it does appear rs for-
merry Our contemporaries and their correspondents
would DO We'll 10 weigh their statements this eulc
betose exciting unolnded fears in the public mind