The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-08

and association with him and no sooner had the revo
luticn broken ont with determination and violence al
most unprecedented in the annals OF Spain, than NJ
Turgot lost time in communicating with Biarrix and
Ioid Howien in starting off TO Engand As soon as the
the persons Of Espartero and O'Donne then ambs
doris FASTENED to surround them. Esparero
the interests Of England, 0Dounell especially those
of Fsnoe ana every string has been pulled every in
sIuwent been set molten devise employ ed which
might bear upon crush the influence OF Soue Mean.
While nothing has been los. to the eye of the willy
trerehmsn; with double caution, he has been twice
bold the heterogeneous OF he hiss bscn
engaged in forming into republicans and has proved
successful in operating upon the various electoral
mittess that should explosion take place before III
election and the ling of the Cortes this repub
can party i is expected viii then appear ia gre.
all this while been plotting night aud day the desuc
,on of Mr. soule and 1t stated that the American
basador on his own request has just received his pass
porte inter ding during the interim OF his reference 10
Il United States TO reside in Of the Pyrene,n Pro-
yincss Of France rumor prevails that hlibusterng
descent is TO be made Cuba and that Souscs )gni
rance OF the fact caused his temporary retirement
Others. that he simply desires to withdraw from
suppofted At home BY stronger influences ,hsn those
OF General Pesfce Mr. Marcy, and that he has such
confidence 10 himself, and in al he mas been plotting
snd doing that he quite prepares to abide the conse
qrenees He has also the credit of having excited the
minds Of the people respecting the removal OF Queen
liberals should treat they treated Louis the Sixteenth
1t was he II Ia said, who gave notice Of intended
early derar,ure and could he have thrown on bis minis
teria mission and gone among tae Masses there is
eonbt she would no. have been permitted to leave
the country As 1t Is, there WAS only hairs
bieadth between new revolution and the old
cre. The time for Christmas departure was fix
ei for Fix O'Clock in the morning; but long be-
fore that early hour mob had collected before her
Palace aud cries heard under her windows that
made the heart OF the unhappy Queen Mother die
within her Twice ste was sen to peep between the
blinds which aled her from the public, and to
coil With horror from the bod and furious and hsrrow
leg sea Of faces which up.urrcd before her twas
with the greatest difficulty that Colonel Gsrrigo-ssnt
with an especial escertcouh prevail upon her 10
hde herself to his charge sgsin and again the wrethei
tesitated and drew back she heard the
deep ard loud that hoarsey murmured under hsr
Threshold. Time was rapidly Fastening on however,
and with II rtsh came throngipg In to swell the
already overwhelming crowd which thronged the various
taorouetfares Colonel Garrigo compelled to say
hat unless she de led at II would be totally ont
Of his power TO answer for the consequences 'Can
trust jour she is reported TO have said s'Majsm'
va. Gsfrgos reply, "yeur daughter spared mr. tfe-I
NJ pledge II for the safety Of her mothersn with
tia. the Qusep gave hi her hand ani foowedsty The
uke her hubbard sscsnded the carriage which stood At
tie door. IN instant II was surrounded by double
Gle o. guards ard driven o At rapid pace The peo pie
ssepsd cougoutdtd and tsstn by surprise AID appeared
4 esN ,or ksfsfs Who oot ,ct arrgpd. tuesss
se.o de- but Christina ssss,ssI