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

means 81 03Wl8U10& mon foreign rooi6e0Oo sRuA
tho tranquility f 8 ,sia will be Diminished 81 -
steIiOg which she SraSs from this c0uAtTy for the
| widow OF Fer dinAnd VII.
| Atlao'olock to-day, tho th.Im:meser marking
sors nsisd { 10 P1sr. da SOL 70 ~ss..
the guard moubtirgs a tbe Nationals ct tho Gober
| ma ion. At tie same timo picket OF grenadiers
on their wsy to the Palaec, pssssd thfough TN
Puerta del Sol. hs ting thesc for . sw minutes
Ciyi'es, witch formed part Of the garrison O
the fslsce during the days OF isolation
also arrived on the Puerts del Sol, and
formed up facing the Gobernacion The baicoaies
were Grow ded with member OF the Junts and others
and In the centre one, under a velvet dais. was q
fu length portrait of the Queen. A sort Of act tf
determination or reconciliation then took place DO
tween the troops present. aad the people who for
three Gays had fought against them, Gen. 6aa
Miguel on hOrseba K, in front Of tho ii0e giving
usUos for the Queen. the constitution. &c. Other
rtras were given BY persons in the crowd for the
Junts, Espai toro, DC; the troops then rcarched
away. and the crowd dispersed. Although the
Guardias Civiles less than week ago were Deyoad
everything odious to the people, against whom they
certainly fought very well, they now pass through
the streets without tie slightest moestaton or In
suit. 1t Is duo to the people Of Madrid to say, that
they show themselves ~ generous in the hour Of
victory n they proved themselves valiant In their
struggle against oppression.
There Is to BE- review of the National Guard at
six this evening, ut the Plaza de IL Constitution
The guns have been removed from the palace, and
the Temporary Notifications taken DOWN Things
are relapsing Into their usual tranq utility and order,
and suppose wo may soon dispense wish the barri-
cades, which are an abominabe nuisance, and will
reduce the street cabs to insolvency. / was told,
however that a. late as this very morning persons
were still constructing or at least improving, bsni-
cadts. AS usual in revolutions, there not few
patriots dN ies.dfmaia, who were on the best Of
Terms with the defunct Ministry and Gamaa ilia and
who were nowhere to be seen when bullets were
Il, ing; who, wien it was evident that the people
had won The day, cIept out from holes and corners
in the Ia baracter Of ardent liberals. shoudcrcd
nUsket ana belted on sword, and vaporcd behind
baIiicsdes over which they had the comfortable
raj cases Of this kind have come under my own OBJ
Arvaton--one, In particular, of man, whom had
constantly seen on terms OF the greatest intimacy
with sn obnoxious but influential member of the
CaHar la. aid whom / came upon two days ago
commanding the barica5e.
The Qut eI'a manifesto, now posted at all the
street corners, is the subject Of much commenda-
ton. The hand Of San Miguel is easy to be recog-
but, at the same time, il exctes pity, reminding
man Of Ferdinsnd's apclogetic publications. IL
certainly is painful to see Queen compelled to ad-
NIT her tsulta and excuse herself to her Subjects
but the general impulse seems to be to visit the hui
initiation upon those who have Brought her to it.
upon her mother, and her other evil cOunseors-
end to be lenent towards herself As | write.
report r. aches me that she will pass through the
there - time to clear away the bauicades. This
may not be true; but if she does make her appear
al &c have no doubt she will be extremely we'll re-
cevd. II Is pleasing to indulge hope that there is
sincerity al not fear alone at the bottom Of her
Mpentanee; but, considering the stock whence
she springs, time only can give assurance
Of this. The spaniards arc most forgiving
and constitutional government might yet rem,
s ase the same time p's sse1e ' msa sy
Who do not hope these from her, and who consider
the revolution mere patched up concern, since
the dynasty is allowed to remain. Even these per
sons however, arc willing to allow that il is better
TO submit the question to q constitutional Cores
hand Of the aroed people. Meanwhile, il there Is
fortearance, possibility OF forgiveness, and even
a show cf reviving popularity for the Queen, on
her mother and her late Ministers, Of the CANA
nation, the cup Of indignation continues to be
poured out The names Of the Queen Mother and
OF San Luis, the !adron (robber), as be is univer-
sally called, are never uttered but with loathing
and GetesAon. 1t is possible that other ministries
aa sfEs nsmss ssoas 6o%ensss aud Col
much sespised. Combining with the grossest il.
legality and tyranny the most abject meanness and
III. moet INSCRIPTIONS greed they have been eject
ed from Office amid.t storm OF execraton, and
tLey all carry with them, wherever they 90, thu
indebe brand Of ipfamy and corruption.
from the London Times, July o9l
The aspect Of Spain at this moment is In some
si Is more extraoI binary than was ever ex ibted
lsurlectidp, tire capital in a state Of siege, the
gGyenn mt subveited, and the royal authority
liz atcy Rnce. It is clear, from the Information Dos
RECEIVED, that The Spanish people have placed
hearts desires, and to give themselves exactly suco
q government rs they may prefer, without REGARD
to any traditional claims upon their choice. The
sovereignty Of the country, in fact, is Just nov
Ia, Al sS tha xvt,a al
the csse it, extreme sipgulagity s, that though
the people have conquered this sovereignty by 70
If arms, they have not the least conception what
to DO with it now that it is their own. Excepting
o marked PIE possession in favor OF the temporary
regency or dictatorship Of certain popular gene
rs VIC can detect no Indications OF nitloual sen.
timeht. The provisional authority OF Espartero
seems to be generally desired, but beyond this all
is dark.
This absence of opinion will appear al the more
9maa ksble when it is yecolccted what rich va
riety Of precedents the Spanards possess, ahd with
what SIN extensive range their situation supplies
them. On the throne they have actually -unless
We are to speak in the past tenseA constitutional
sovereign-that IL to saya sovereign raised TO the
crown under somewhat irregular circumstances,
and maintained by the popular viii in considera
ton Of liberal compact between the crown and tho
people. In exile they have representative ot the
ancient or lcgitiTit monarchy, With claims founsea
On DIVINE night and indcfcasikR inheritance. -
complete the groap. there Is even an .eSpcssant
connection to preserve the stock. would he. sun
GENTLY new to promise the advantage Of
such impnTasions. Yet the seaniasdis give
no thought to either Bourbonsrn os 'oc
lesDisn, 70 lcgitimisn OF constitutions,lsm; add
il is evident that nctler the prc.ensions 4
the Couas de Monten0lln nor those OF the Duke lie
Montpensler have any influence at oil on the pso.
ceedlngs Of the insurgents. Some snail amount OF
preceSents might be found also for recublcansm
and Rcpapartism for King Joseph once filled the
Spanish throne and democratic juntas once admin
| sieied the Spanish government. Neither dcmocaa
cy however, nor imperialism have any place in the
| Spsnish mind No doubt the-e exists sincere re
pullcars in various parts Of The Peninsula, particu
| larry in Anaausia ard Catalonia though in the lat
ter province the feeling il qualified by lecl.imist
traditions Doubtess also among the clergy, the
faithful sdhcsents of The old regime, nor should VIC
suppa.e that even tie cause 90 recextly and 80 f.
taly asserted BY Louis Philippe was alt,gsthsr
wihout its partsans. but one point Is ia soniestab
clear and that il, that all the real psrissns Of all
the "causcs' together form no appreaiab!e section