The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-17
THE SPANISH REVOLUTION.

THE SPANISH REVOLUTION.
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Madrid lJuly 26) CerrNpeadencs Of Loadon Times.l
Tho Gazette q this morning contains the follow
ing important address from the Queen to her sub
jects:-- :
speniards-A series Of dsplorable mistakes may have
detached me from you introducing absurd distrst be-
calunnatsd BY whomsoever has attributed to II sent
ments contrary to the welfare and liberty Of those who
are my children but since the truth has at last reached
viii revive and b strenst hensd 10 your hearts.
The sacHces Of tho spanish nation to sustain Its bcr
principles have On II principles ever
can represen-the principles Of liberty without which
there are NO nations worthy Of the name
era, based the unicn of the people with the
monarch VIII dspel even to the last shadow tho sad
events which hrst Of ALL desire to obiterate from your
annals.
deplore, from my ianermost SOUL the nisfortunes
that Save occurred and with unwayering socitude
will strike to make them forgotten.
intrust my self confidently and unreseryedly to tho
national loyalty The sentiments Of brave al.
ways sublime.
May nothing in future rou bic the harmony desire to
maintain with my people. am disposed to make every
Find Of sacrifice for the general good of the country
climate representative and from this moment ACCEPT
AMI oder every guarantee that may firmly fix its rights
and those Of my throne.
The honor Of that throne Il your honor spauiarsl Nv
dignity as Queen, as wonan ana mother is identical
with the dignity Of the nation that made my
trust myself TO you fear not to place my person and
that Of my daughter in your hands; to place
my fate under the shield OF your loyalty because firmly
believe that make you arbitratoIs of your own honor
and Of the safety Of the country.
Tho appointment OF the Duke dc la Victoria a. Pres
to his IDEAS having for their object the general happ
ness will be the best pledge Of the fulflmen of your
spaniards you may make the happ,ess and the glory
Of your Queen by accepting those which she desires
you and prepares for you in the nnermost Of
her maternal heart The pure and perfect loyalty OF
him who il direct my councils the ardent patriotism
he many occasions has manifested win put his sem
timents In accordance with mine.
Given at the Palace on the Goth Of July 1864
70 LA REINA.
TIE Gasetfe further contains an exposition by
General San Miguel to the Queen, and consequent
decree. The General addresses her Majesty as
follows =
MADRID July a. 1864.
M sM-When your Majesty pleased to honor
was your mind nor what were my intentions 10 pre-
pare the salvation of the country brought to the brink
Us ns sSoS ss q ass a.
by your Majesty 70 form the government, viii follow
with the qualities that elevate and distinguish him; to
got ten by men who owed much to t-such was your
Mpjestys bene6cent design such my notorious, my
did not even think II in ispensabe to say thus much
In document Of this kind, because was sure that
body in the Spanish nation could doubt IL.
Your Majesty knows that understanding the delicate
but transtory mission that had been conferred upon
me have stycn to abstain from all that was esps
s. ~ E to General t. ny ense
them and not compromising his policy by measures that
may demand the elemenes OF tme aud meditation
Nevertheless Sonora, there l. one measure that ap
pears 10 urgent, which conceive cannot longer be
delayed, and which submit to your Majesty in the
COMPLAINING project OF decree The are
Obvious your Hajesiys intelligence Will comprehend
them, and your heart am convinced will already have
prompted them. is necessary TO enaco that which
all wifh had never occnrred and 10 cncr fully and fair
salvation. EfAkisIO IAN MIGUEL
Tlad lima.
In consideration CT the laid before by my
ntermis,ic Minister of swsr, and with the greatest
tsfa elton OF my mind, have decreed the following
Article The DEGREES depriyipg Generals Don Leopo
do ouonnsn Condo de Iucena ION Francisco serrano
ION antonio Eos de Oiano, Don ose de la Concha Don
Felix Maria de Messina, aud Don domingo Dulcs Of
their enrlcyments ranks, titles and decorations, are
hereby revoked
srt . Are also revoked the DEGREES of royal orders
By which confined in any point Of the Spanish do
Tors, sent into foreign countries all and any
military civilians account ct political causes
in question may freely proceed whthersoeyer they
ptafe.
Art g. II is my win that thick veil DO ,hrown over
the dissertations and political acts OF the present struggle
vel, all reapg TO It's origin and preparation
Art In the preceding article are not to 10 compre
besdsd the faults crimes Of the ministers and suthO
rites over whom may append accusation and Judgment
os The CoreA, or Of tine competent tribunals In these
the action of justice remains open that it may DO
art 8. The same is the with respect to all acts
not Of political character and which eoespood to the
Gisea at the Palace, June -. &c.
The Ciar,cy PuJlico, which may be considered
AZ at least the semi official organ OF the new order
OF thngs-one OF its editors, Senior Pas .on, being
member Of the Junta, while its director Corradi,
although his journalistic avocations compelled him
to decline joining that body has repeatedly assisted
it with his advice contains the folio wing coniec-
sares respecting the conditions imposed BY Espsr~
zero, and accepted by the Queen:-
Perhaps The Duke has asked that Donna Maria Chr's
A.. F. It, III L..
10 remove Ill extra legal influence from the IA
lace.
naaras for sl and that the internal government
Of the Palace should DO intrustcd to him.
Perhaps he has asked that Immediately and aterins
tcsy the constitution Of 8: should be re-
Constituent Cortsp being shortly convoked in crder that
the nation In tia Of us sovereignty aay decide
urea tho class Of nsisuons that best sooofds With lis
desires and may beh! satisfy ita necessities.
sonid address The nation IL nsnliagso, determining
the stustoa that she occupies since tho popular prunu
ciam!sHo tia, has riumpbed fsoa end TO end Of the
peninsula.
The last CT these indications may be considered
already realized By the address :iven in this letter.
very near the mark. You will observe that the
did paragraph coinciies with the opinion re :
eIfeo 10 yesteIdoythst the uest IN Of the perna-
nehce Of the BorIbons on the Spanish throne may
possibly be ope OF the first discussed when the Con
stituett Cortes acct.
General Noenrrss Is expected al Madrid on Hi
day, With 5000 yScD. General Serrano, with fonl
s9uaoTors, entered Seville on the 2Is,, aud on the
I'D Generals tDorneIl, uglcc, and l,os De olanl
arrived IN That city With the rest OF their division
On the 2ith, according to the Ciansoy, General
Blsser was al Ballcn with hls division Colonel
McnSc2a arrived yesterday In Madrid with do
spa chez from the administer Of War, who, before
now, viii have given ur The Command OF In troops
| TO General den.
| To-day the guard at the palace consists q four
| companies OF National Guards and like number oil
troops Of tie line Tie battalions that lol the last
| lew days have occupied the palace and Its vicinity
! have returned to their quarters The maiu guart
| and that at the Gcaeral hospital are furnished y
! The nationals.
! Tie tight before lat General AIlendc S3ls1sl
sent an cxpiess to O'Donncl, By order Of tie Duk'
De Ia VI toria, informing hnof the happy result o
| his mission 10 the Queen. II Is said the tao Gene
| rsis viii enter Madrid together. In that case,
a ,uld almost doubt their reaching tbs on Friday
o. was expected.
The defenders q the barricade, in the Gale d
| Msra Christina, which leads into The Plaza de Sa
\ not efs Cali Ia B