The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-21
Additional by the Arctic,
SPAIN

Cbfunices wnhnx upon tue SSih OF August. says: Fhc
London journals hive frequently been stopped the post
Office Of late, for which have stated various
OCCASIONS but royal order has appeared to-day, ad.
dressed by Sen Esana To the govsrnots Of provinces
by which the Times is excluded altogether from The
Spanish doninions. II is as follows:
MINISTRY or Tur HoAE DEPARTMENT.,
The enemles OF the pease OF SPAN. no, binding our
noble soIl elements disposed 10 break daily the laws o
decor and oaend ihai which seneIaled here almost
as worship, bave sought in foreign lands pens which
might serve their criminal designs. and iof some t'ioe
back there have bses ssen with indignation arlices o
an English periodical, enttsi the Taas. he sole and
base object OF which lie 10 wound and gdcue
systematically tie Object most dear 70 Spanlafds Such
sseandal cannot longer be tolerated The public deco
foIbds 1.-THE nonarchical sentiment OF the ccpBigy
rspes il With horror -Iiheuy itself is ashamed q
Iepugnant spectacle which salns and comp
lair Cause. To put stop 10 Immediately, and 10 do
in public anl solemn manner, whch may attest Al all
is il Si'an. is no only iul6ta high duty Of geyr
eminent, but also 10 satisfy great ana geHeols asi-
ration. without which We should seek Ia vain for Ie-
specl fof the constituted powers. stability and repose fos
In Of ,Lers reasons which have had The boaor
Of elsvatns 10 The sovereign knowiedEe OF her stsy
HE Qneen. (wbom Goi presetvs) she has deiantd 10
command that the entry. circulation, aud TeadDs oi the
Enslish periodical ehliiled The Times be permitted
Ia Spain, its adjacent islands and possessions and
lonial dominons; which measure shall be equally ex-
eDsive TO whatever other journal or foreign publication
which should exhibit The want OF confederation Tor
The highest ohecis which this specially Catholic and
chical nation has veneraicd for by law ly
gratitude. by instinct, and even by a chvarous senli-
ment. proper and woslhy OF the noble Spanish race
The which communicate to you by royal order, for
ysur knowledge aud opiOriune ELECTS. God preserve
you many years San lldefonso. Aug. 81.
Tod governor OF the province Of -.
There is report ,ha, on the arrival of Senor Caderon
de la Baca he will take the presidency OF the council,
General Lersnnd leaving the ministry and going out 10
Cota General Lara to tax the War Of
fee. and Brigader San Roman the Ministry OF Ma
General Balboa and 81 nor Armesio. who ~sre Minis
ers OF War and Finance the shorl-yed Clonard cab
net have died within the last week, and also Viscoun,
ArmeIia OF the deputies for Madrid. and enen,e all
calde Of The same Don Pedro sGzs De be,anaa. lhra
OF the Academy Of History and OF the hlairid Uni
veIsiiy, diea suddenly on Saturday OF spoplexy.
A great many natives OF the Tyro. who have become
Professionalism abroad. have ihrr reinrn
10 their country, ps,iiioDed Tor the ndigena The
has ordered the local authorities TO reject all
their petitions. E@ttHa EN tFtl
Vienna correspondents narra,e romantic tale of The
Emperor's esponsals, rather aian cement. His
Majesty his intended, for the hrst time. at ball al
lrche and much struck with her beauty that be
requested her mothers permission to converse with her
alone for five minutes Al the expiring of that brief
coCr,ship he brought her forward and presented her as
the uinrs Empress OF Austria. Qaery-Whai did be say
during that brief interval! tFH-e .Is #Hs sraf
Princess Amelia. OF Sweden. died at Vienna, alst ult,
OF disease of the heart. ta
letter from Vienna of August 81 states that on that
day an interview appointed between the Turkish
minister, Arf EHrndl, and the Russian Ambassador
This meeting looked upon decisive proof that
all difficulties settled except such as negotiations
VIENNA, Sept. 1, ls53.
Lieut.. Schwartz. The commander OF the. brig Ussaro.
who has become notorious by the kosta aair, has been
promoted 10 the rank OF captain. ~ W.
THE PROJECT OF THE SPANISH pnoTrcroaArr OF MEXICO.
AND THE POLICY er THE UNITED STATES IN tPAkIeH
VIEW. tfN sareTtststaJ let
One Of The Madrid raper.-Ei Diorio Epsnol the
special organ OF General Conchabus discusses the sub
sct Of the projected alliance between Sran Mexico. and
the other Spanish American republics: ias4 ao E}.
-<r 81 From Diario Auy1st.
No European nation has greater or more vaued inter-
America ihan Spain; and yet nation preoccu
pies itself less with what is passing in the New Void
The evea,- Of those most important regions obtain among
MS attention transien; as that which we d.yoe 10
the sifies OF the Russians in the Caucasus. or those OF
The English IN India From whence il follows that in
opinion OF one IL which there less judgment, Concern
ing the koation OF those numerous peoples who owe IN
us th.ir existence and who remain united 10 us BY iEds-
so'ubie bonds OF affection.
| In no other way can il be eomprehendsd thai. alter
time for reflection there continue 10 be received pob
able The WHICH have been given iise TO By be POI
lnca reaction OF Mexico represented by the Dictatorship
which the republic has confjej TO - old President Gen.
Santa Anna-hosc spread BY The North American
press, and according which this ilusirous general
should have soriiedte woeclorae Of Spain, OF should
be in treaty wh government 10 es'ablish in the
cirnt viceroy atty constitutional monsrchy-b things
to-day equally Impossible, except the supposon tha,
The men who counsel the Mexican dictator that and in
our government are devoid OF good sense Fortonaey.
that this has existed does exist is demon
efaied by the terms in which the plenipoiena
~ OF the republic. Don Buenaven,ura Vvo, expressed
himself preecntng 10 her Majesty his CREDENTIALS for
in rome OF his expressions The intention OF pro.
testing aganst the unfonnded susrosiions 10 which We
have alluded. Dscourres, as they usually are purely
fomular, tightly take certain occasions sudonsy
distinct character and in our opl.on, coptldering the
sen situation, the representative OF Mexico has
sidered il oppoune fix the position Of the republic in
relation 10 its ancient metropolis in AZ clear manner
the conveniences OF The act could permit him
Mexico" said the minister. ''has with the nation
whose des,ine. your Majesty directs 20 eoriou.y, cher
shed ties which, the tms that they shall be al
ways between both the firm guarantee Of the resptc
which people to their dgny and Independence
mus, make their intimate relations lasting. directing them
to the OF their prosperity and aggrandize
ment" sensible expression but 10 our mind II mani
tests that nothing further from the intention OF the
government, Of the republic iha1 the idea OF enouneinS
in The least jot. complete independence In our hum
BILE understanding, the minister has characterized with
exzeitudc these bref phrases the relations which both
governments should cultivate for their mutual benefit
bccanse within these Limits Is the support and aid which
may be needed. only for the conservation, but for the
development, Of Their reaperve interests well IN days
Of peace in those less pacific times with which not
far distant future appears threaten both nations
through the ambition OF another which sspires TO the
absolute dominion Of all the New Word, and which. in
iorcaed by the most easy uumths. pretends 10 recoc
other Law dufes than that which II calls
destiny And this is generally the reason
why, obeyirg an inperious duty, have wshrd to
consider the ssbject to-day rather than the interior po
cal situation OF our couniry The careiessness wnn
which the important foreign questions are regafoed
day will be Of use since the most significant 'scfs are
lf,oked "A If warnings OF