Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-18

this futnor 70 oil "bosch," We trust that II
may have grown out Of something received By
some Of the European legations here, leading
to the conclusion that the Government Of
Espartero Is disposed to sell the leland, and
that England and France are at length sufa-
ciently far-sesing not to cast themselves fruit
lessly in the way Of our manifest destiny" in
connection with " The Queen Of the Antilles. -
What the new Spanish Government IL to SUBJ
sist on after squeezing out Of old Christina the
million Of dollars she has invested within their
reach, no one on this side Of the Atlantic
knoweth. Their followers are all hungry,
having just got into place, the gorgsd ones be-
ing turned out to make room for them. twill
take one hundred per cent. more to pay the
legitimate and illegitimate military and civil
expenses Of the new Government than suficed
to pay them while the Government was in the
hands Of the late dynasty. The revenues of
the realm were then wholly insufficient to that
end, 90 the national debt was being yearly in
creased; and it must be increased in q much
lager ratio under Espartero, unless he gets
our money for Cuba. Who is to loan him
money, We know not; his credit being already
even lower in Continental financial circles,
than was that of his predecessor, at the date of
his ejectment from Office. Spanish pride is
relied on by the opponents Of the purchase
among US, to prevent thai contamination. They
do not reflect that proud Spaniards must cal
tN live -all hnr hlAp Tho hpu
day is soon coming. and whom it does arrive,
We fancy that Espartero will commence to re-
alise the folly of in the end forcing tho Island
under this Government, without getting dol
lar into the Spanish treasury in return for it,
it being quite as easy to realize its full value
in hard coin.
Not 30 Fast.-The Albany Looming Jour-
nal is Growing before getting out of tho woods,
it strikes US, in claiming q huge anti Nebraska
gain in the elections for tho next Congress
which have taken place 20 far The Journal
says "the present representatives of these dis
tricts lin Arkansas, Iowa, Maine, Missouri and
VermonD gave Is votes for the Nebraska bill,
and against it. The new representatives
stand only In favor to II against it."
Now tho Journal 10 wrong in claiming the
election Of CLARK C' fusionist'') in Iowa Hall,
the Nebraska bill democrat, Is elected In the
nrst district of that State, and has the certi6-
cate. Benton, anti-Nebraska, is beaten out Of
bis boots in Missouri, by pro- Nebraska man,
while Mcdonald, (Nebraska) In Maine, has
been beaten by an anti Nebraskaits. All the
other districts referred to above are to be rep.
resented in the next Congress by persons stand.
ing on the Nebraska question precisely az
those who now represent them stood at the
last session of Congress. If the fusionists''
do not do better in tho elections yet to come
Of, they stand q poor chance indeed, of room.
acting the Missouri compromise in the life
time of tho next Congress. So far they have
not gained . single member.
A Naval Gunner Dead.-Mr. John Blight
gunner, U. 3. N, died recently in New York
according to advices received at the Navy De-
partment.
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Experimentation Saturday, the 10Th of Sept.
there were Of Treasury Warrants entered on
the books of the Department