The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-13

sisisss With he sstribusss Of sovereignty claimed
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occupy The throne, bai the form Of gesennept IL
self which y 70 rule In Spain. i is ebssryee how
ever, that the Corte., having been convoked By .
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trsdctions and compromises kas taken plsce since
The Juy revolution, owing 70 tie sppoIie eleusnts
combined In efIecti!g II The O'Donden part Of II,
TO overthrow TIE government OF the day BY MILF
taYy movenant, In which thoy had reason % expect
that the whole garrison Of Madrid would participate,
AID the only chonges would be that 0Donnsn
hi1ssf. Dulcs, Ros Dc Olano, Messins, and the
sther generals who took part, and those who were
expected 70 take part in the nc vement- including
Sena.o, Who Kept his word with them, and Mar.
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military movement only partially succeeded; the
government Of The day were not eyerthroWn; the
an.ii Of vicuivars was .. drawn nattle, and few
raj regiments whose commanding officers were
"turamentados," or, in other words, lad pledged
themselves to make common Cause With O'Donneu
=, and Dale 1s!cs: Hence necessity led the =, Litter
around them BY the programme Of Mansa.
Mares, and this changed tho whole faee Of things.
Those who had held AJoof a. long - the quarrel
vas g p1 !,
and were further kept back BY the consids5atioa
that the present was purely military movement.
which, II succeeeful, would again enthrone the
whereas that Of The Osnde Dc Ban Luis was. ct III
events, civilian government forWa d when
ne question was msds one Of principles; and above
population Of Madrid. The Queen having, On tie
triumph Of the revolution here, sent for Eparsro,
and charged him TO select the ministry, no persons
calling themselves mOnar hical can openly attack
his right to be ct the head Of it, and to influence its
policy; but thers il an underhand war which COCA
sionaIy breaks forth into sight between the parties
Of which Esparsero and ODcnnel are TIE respective
heads Il will be rather curious to see what sort o.
her allusion TO recent events.
The official scrutiny here has terminated, and has
shown, - recently stated, that ten out Of eleven
deputies have as absolute majority Of the votes,
being only come little difference AZ to the number Of
votes, but not Affecting tho result One deputy will
have to be elected from the three candidates highest
on the poll next to those returned. This election
will take place In . few days.
From the Journal des Debats (Pars), Oct 2s]
There exists at Madrid committee Of the Ma
tonal Guard, formed Of leaders Of that body, which
has the pretenson Of being the most sincere express
eaprices IS Specification of the sovereign and ire
ssti6le viii of the people. This committee pleased
TO protect Marshal Espartero, but ON condition that
it shall intimate them to him. It Is this committee
which forbade the government to take the initiative
in the draught Of the constitution; it is IL which
opposed the reorganization Of the army; it Is il
which wants 70 be the exclusive guard Of the CAPT
tai and which declares itself to be conseya.ivevpar
exceenes; il is it which govern really, without re-
sponGbiity. and without check. This committee
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lowest layers Of s0oiety--that IL TO say, Of all
that Madrid contains Of most impure and most
dangerous. That portion Of the National Guard
Nation 81 Guard consists Of 10000 men inscribed
on the lists, these men are not more than
5000 or 5000, but they are in movement when the
others are busy about their own business; they
harangue In the streets; they threaten peaceful
citizens; they pursue them with their invectives
and their outrsges, and often they III treat them.
These men constitute themselves cocks OF the walk,
IS Paris belonged to their predecessors il the
fatal days which followed the revolution OF Feb
ruary. These men are armed, as they form part Of
the National Guard; they are armed With the mus
hets which they bad seized during the insurrec-
ton. The government has In vain attempted to
take these arms from them; it has even offered
them money, but they have refused it. Tho jour.
mails ere ial Of accounts Of attacks made On persons
arrives, the citizens who love quiet hasten 10
their homes, and go out NO more il they
can avoid II. The writer's and political men
istence It Is thus that the National Guard and its
committee watch over the safety Of the capita it Ia
SO that they preparing 70 watch over the safety
Of The constituent Assembly, and to protect the In
dependence Of the deliberations and votes. TIE an
tnorisy OF the Queen has vanished; she neithe:
assers,as oer-n...;. ~. ~ l.oa Hao"s
ters and replacing shem w en- the 0ueen learnt
th II Ter Ministry, notwithstanding their engage
pens, were eviOg up .ner idea q preparing the
Would H. ovcr - ~ stacps ~ ths nu;c
end secret enemies Of The monarchy, and thas she
would infaliby succumb under the wild attempts