The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-26

The Spanish RsvoautpA
!, Nchisr - wapsad rumols ef Fsr'
i e,e,g a. aion. Titunes ars tOp 'ng
md roskine II alsat =. Ths Eassrn
s..r is GAs llginni1g 8 . great Pical
hsrr;sase, saich i dssiiDed. % sra'e
kingdoms and dynasties as s'abble IN It's
maddening career.
Spaia is one Of the earliest sufferers
BY the infectious breath Of discord ana
revolutioa- On raiher. not Spain, but
the imbecie administration that mis-gov.
ered il. The disaGecsed, who, for a
long while merely "nursed their wra,h,o
keep Il warn,~ broke odt IN open rsoei-
hon 4 few weeks ago. Since then, with
some reverses. they hare lied their
own and the Aies, adyices give reason
TO believe TIA, the revdution j. complete
IL successful. The insurgents have mas
tered Madrid, and, in most Of the north
ern and central provinces along the east
ern coast Sc, the revolutionary spirit is
irresissahy progressing. The Cabinet
has already been dissolved, and > new
ministry composed Of moderaies and pro-
gressives has taken its place. The Queen
Mo.her (chrisiana) has either Red, or
vas to dee, on the l7th inst.-,o Paris.
il is supposed. The insurgents will de-
mand her banishmen: IRON Spain. OF
this there can be bat little doubt.
The succession is matter for the fu-
,ure TO desermine-and il promises 10 be
q serious cause Of quarrel among the VIC
tors themselves. One party is in favor
OF maintaining the present Queen Isa-
bella upon her throne, believing that the
banishmen, Of the Queen Mother and a
general overhauling of the Offices and
places OF trust, will be sufficient reform.
Another party advocate the ab ication Of
the Queen and devolving the accession
upon her sister. A third part hold an
independent position between the other
two. With them-backed BY Russian
gold-she in.urrecsion is said TO hare
commenced, and they will not now give
up the fruits OF their labor. The claims
of Condi De Aon,enolin stand good
chance in their keeping. Ramor says
the throne may b. offered TO Don Pedro
Of Portugal. The project is said to have
originated with the allies. The report is
discredited.
OF the effects OF the revolution upon
Cuba the N. Y. Herald surmises thus;
I'VE are curious to learn what inme-
dia,e effect this startling intelligence will
have upon the nerves Of the Spanish Of
ficials in Cuba. The patriotic and var
like ardor of General Pezuela will, we
pprehend, be cooled down considerably
by it. and j, is not impossible that, during
the remainder of his brief term in office,
he may be induced to look upon Ameri-
can citizens and interests with more COM
placency. 1t may happen--although we
do not like TO wound his feelings even by
the bare suggestion Of such an hypothc.
sis-,ha. he may find il convenient to
take shelter under that rag against which
he has manifested so much hostility. 1!
such an event should come to pass, we
can promise him that we viii willingly
rub the sponge over old scores and re.
ceive him with true Yankee welcome
In the meanwhile, we expec, that he will
have enough to do to mold his own upon
the island The moment this news
reaches Havana, there may be genera
scramble for spells, and possibly some
party conflicts and bloodshed."
A still more interesting question arises
VIVA, will the new administration at
Madrid do about the Block Warrior az.
fairs l, is no. yet settled, and the A..
merican people are getting impatient. -
Cleveland Plaindeaisr.
~ A gentleman riding few da y,