The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-07


.cy 81 visitor Is coming without A Invitation Queen
Christina az spaip lie goicg 10 put IN Of the Lon
cid In Europe tut she wli be visited b. all ths
srisiooEaey, ard min dire with Vtcsor&
npoETAnT IIaTI8 IRON LospoN-ES6LASD AND
FRaHcx pLTEhMIHED TO SUSTAIN TIE NEW GOV
fBNN1Sr-aR souIE CALLED UPON TO ExPLAE-
TIKI TBEAsoS Monty FROM EITHER AMERICA OR
RUssyA-How IT Is DISTRIBUTED.
sIsdIid (ept ~ Correspondence 4 the London Times
TIE q % o an IN. S
which acquires particular weight and i'm portanoe frog,
the whence have strong to belevs 1t to
sfanish revolution ard is disposed respect and to
make respected the acts Of the power installed In
Erslsnf in this resFeo, ard that boh win support the
new standardization.
Chr stiIa the Kramer Of accomplishing 1t have been
Highly spprcved few nights ago Lord Clarendon ex-
ptsed in private cenyersation his satisfaction at an
event which saves the government and country from
conflict
But ali houah the Spanish Cabinet need not for in
slant doubt Of the sincere adherence Of the cabinets OF
England anc France. although 1t be tain that
ttsse viii tcacously second it. serious dangers Of ano-
tier kidd may arise IN and the go' eminent pres
ded by General Eparero nsees to be energetic
wen 40 .eslous II 1t would refute the atoms brought
anst It, Of being luiewam and deficient In resolution
IN opinion II is the DUTY OF the spanish Cabinet to
place ien in the Of rsfam and 80 TO slencs those
who with Incidence and with ncapacty to carry
nothing to give to its deadly enems, who
bre to promote disturbances and to keep alive uneasi
Ihaye spoken Of efforts to combat the political situa.
tn VI spsn and will give my for express
g myself The Err glsh govern nent, which penetrates
al pans and Is acquainted thanks to its intelligent AID
sharp sighted aamristration with all the machin atoms
thai in The world knows that there exists in spain
elements Of disorder which conformity plot
to bring about one result The men who were lately
overthrow are ready to kindc the fame OF anarchy IL
be able to revenge tbs mssvss on the revolution which
put stop 10 their emhes Of the national wealth
The carsts figure in the line II Is positive that
IJAt< lur IN
demands If the Socialists, ,ehose ranks are sscoen BY
pAaIaaz II French and Italians resident in the Pc
o.ion. The intioascf these last rel enough
The Anglo american Minister in London gires passports 70
essd 70 GiSratar and Sad,s a. Noy1 Ime;can trasers
Money is not wanting, and It Is known that very i'm
potant sum has been placed to the credit Of parsonage
mept aso tnov that Carlst, de mocratic and Polaco
clubs exist In Madrid actively at work and sufficiently
Such the elements that environ the situation which
the events of July created In spain the Government
does not exercise the utmost vganceif its good
fes and its conduct do enable it to triumph at the
elections thence obtaining strong support and sane
ton that wiz give it strepgthif the Constituent Cham
her Go not contribute to the consolidation Of the
der Of thingsbeisve that the Peninsula has still to
pass through and difficult trials and to find itself
complicated with the actual situation Europe"
With reference to this letter the Ndcion publishes
lead ng article in which fully confirms its correspon
dents statements, especially regards clubs and
s2iracies, and procs eds to say
koIey scattered in profusion and at each moment
as II IN obedience to q word of command, thousand
alarming spread abroad with the object Of
keeping xhe public in constant ate of excitement, Of
procuerg wsarness, aad pro foking the desired reac
This Is the exact state of things in Madrid at present
Morning. noon and night We have d,nned into
fresh faIs mood. There to be cton,
iarricaceIto morrow night is the last date have
beard h1ed fer this eyentor there dissensions in
10 resign, the army is disaected and to have
military pronuncan,eato in reactiorary sense. All
are proIsgAtd by the credulous and idle persons who
abound In Madrid But must extract one more para.
giaLh from the article in the Nocion-
"1h0 letter from London tells that largo sums
sent to the Peninsula and We must add that the person
designated here appointed to distribute them among
french citizen, now hioister Of Inc United States
at our Cour,-ifr Pierre soule Nothing is farther
as or sVsn a
Hcly affirmed, and we hope that the said gentle.
man =, win M hatsn to deny the at til
hope that he v rsp, to oandidly and that the
it, may remain ignorant Of that which should not be
concealed from it. II Mr. soule understands our patri
city viii appear at tho bar or public opinion to deny
TIE charges made sganst him Iepelling such mputa
country, after hearing Elm and doing him justice will
lopger hsrbor suspicion, ami tranquility viii again
rtgr. Mr. Soule. gentleman, and the representative
which public yer geaDcs and his own honor render i'm
peratve Let know who are the factious and who the
You win probably remark how closely the contents Of
the letter from London and the of the ticle
in the Nacion coincide with what have lately written
my letters Of the 3ls August and LIST Of September,
relating to tie conduct Of the American Minister ct this
with respect to tho clubs Of conspirators referred
ia the Ndon, have sccrtaned that positive informa-
tien has been obtained Of the existence of three In this
capal-two CAilist and democratic; but since the
revolution there has been hare any police here That
which exists is very nehacens, end the precautions
bsea detection. That the conspra ors have money il
perfectly true 1hers exists In the Bank Of England
OF 20 e
three A. Trustworthy agents Of tho
Carst cause. am told that 1t raised In Catalonia
tie bands Of the Ca1st agents. There is reason t, be-
Heve that this money has not been toucted-at least
sress. have not able to ascertain whence the
funds proceed that are now being employed. The
lsT va are 1essd 70 nave is, s1nsus s their
IDENTITY Is that it comes from beyond the Atlantic ;
from the Emperor Nicholas, with whom it is Known
mentioned in former letter. that Oarst agents were
Of SUPPORT Ore way In which the cash 10 question,
wher cesotver may come, ut present employed is in
enlistr cceas of the army for the service Of Don
Carlos Come Of these officers formerly served in the
Cart ranks but the enlistment not conHned to them
The way the agents proceed is this.Mter sounding
cclruS they AK piss be l. Wiling to
Don Carlos 10 accepts, they appoint him to his rank
-csptain or colonel, as it may boan agreement IL
signed, with mons dc gasrre on both Sides and months
pay is given to him, for which he lie required to do
nothing but wait for orders and pIobably Out Of this
officer who had entered into contract of this descrip
ion, but who reflections repented the step revealed
the ode Of proceedings but owing to the false sigma
lures and the excellent precautions Of the Carlis his
information has not led to discoveries Of any importance
An Ams1l leans Interview with Her Majesty.
From the London News, Sept. 23.]
Mr.. Nathan Thompson, Jr, formerly engineer Of the
Collins kteamers recently came to England to exhibit
safety seat He endeavored to penetrate into Bucking
ham Palace to exhibit it to Her Majesty but referred
to Capt Denman of the yacht OF went the Amer
to Cstorre and found his way board the yacht
and explained his object to Capt. lehman. Shortly
after the royal party arrived and the young prncesses
each seized upon one Of Mr. Ihompson's seats, and
rcked themselves to AID fro with true childish sim p
city Presently one Of the crew was ordered overheard
to try the merits Of this novel o presevef and the