The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-19
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Our Madrid Correspondence.

MADaID, Oct 20 1853
Mr. Soule's Recepion-7he Cores-The bnpesdency Of a
Political Crisis-Naruass ClrIznd-CaIdeos De
Ia a-Solamdncd-IsaJela.
Mr.. Souls arrived here the l4th Instant With
great prudence and with that sasacity with which he is
generally supposed be endowed, he awaited few days
before notifying presence in Madrid to the Secretary
of State and took inform himself of the Of
the public mind and of the dispositions of the Court to-
wards him His journey from Bayonne to the ptal had
BEEN seems most pleasant he having met wherever he
had occasion to show himself marked attention AMI re-
spect he known to be in Madrid that
Of the most eminent Of Spain sought his
ance, and Visited him. He at created favor
able impression, and the opinion got very to be
credited throughout the city that he would before long,
have influence with the than any other
Of the Ministers accredited to this Court From what
have of him. entertain little doubt but that such
viii be the result of his becoming better known
those who have been mos. Industrious in having him
abused by the newspapers and in the political circles
Europe.
Mr.. Soue was received by the Queen Saturday the
2Sd instant He appeared 1t in suit Of black vel
vet shaped in the Franklin STYLE and richly brodersd
with silk. He heard to say, in connection with the
particular dress he had adopted thst while he could
consent to the livery Of courts he unwilling to
be wanting in the regard which due to received
tune he on the occasion in order that he might
once satisfy the exgencss Of republican simplicity and
the requirement Of eourtly etiquette"
The costume took well Is the Minister The Queen
show ed herself most rteous to Envoy and speak
Ing of his tune the ensuing day with OF her
oourtier, remarked that there something highly
delicate and tasty in the and dress of the Ams
can dipomatist" Mr. Soue has broken the ice and
be half reserved and prudent ne is to find
his way easy and to have it in his power to effect
deal here. -
Here is the speech as delivered it in English
Queen 1t has been poorly translated in the Gac, the
Is COMMUNICATED to the English legation
MADAME In delivering the letter, through which am
AIRY Of the United States Americas Asests
but express my ~ ana Joy s HAVING 10th
and to the people your aud care
present over destines
should the % OF his and
made duty cherish and foster such
Spain and the United States have il common, and to
Easas my best for The we'll being of
a and May fS .s .an
render your people prosperous and happy.
The Queen anfwerec as follows -
have heard ard with s.1 tie q sur h
United States and take in assuring you that they
and your These assurances always grateful
I in have 81 %
enng their ancient relations In Mr. Minister will
cooperation for the attainment OF important and
desirable an object.
The affairs of this country in most deplerabls
dition The contem plated Improvements still in
allegiance They had been initiated under the authority
Of the &c unc Of Minister'S while LersuDo in power
The present cabinet has apparently taken the alarm
the ground Of the contracts having been entered into
conetutonaly and the whole is to be submitted
to tie sapcon Of tie courts who BILE the 10Th
proxmo The secret Of all this that Senior SsamAI Ca
tie Queens mothers porte ndedu In all money
ons has found the European capitalists rather relu
to engage in serious undertaking without the auho
rity II the National Legislature, and necessity has thus
peec the present minis to show
to the constitution
The Cabinet has strength. There is not in it
Ssn Luis the President o; the Council is Of good
All ties bat without influence and therefore without
ptwer His colleagues ha ely his equals in point of
intellect Cadeton whose conciatory disposition aad
TO give satisfaction the liberal
party without and is afraid OF his very shaaox
teokens impending crisis 1t cannot b. delaysl long
Narvaez the Of the wealthy Glass; and Of the gran
oesa who, Notwithstanding hate HIM cordially. Bu his
return 10 power may well be the forerunne of revou
tioD The Queen has lost her popularity rns
Queen mother is plotting in Paris scheme,
through. which she may keep Spain 3 little longer
under her rule She is qaie obnoxious 20 the people n
q word the governmen the brink of the abyss and
but fe weeks, if not few days will seal its fate.
The Queer almost tissed last eek the theatre
cose this letter in haste that 1t may reach the mail
In time to meet the next steamer MARIANA.