New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-19
THE BALTIC.

The Poys of Paris contains the following notice OF the
new Spanish Ministry:
We cannot vet appreciate the policy and the programme
of The new ministry But it is not without interest 10 say
in few words who the men who compose ~ ana 20
state Of the principal events OF thelr P1GL ie
TIE history Of Esparro which Of late years has been so
intimately united to TINT Spain is in the recollection oil
all The Duke de la Nttora has already once saVed the
Spanish Monarchy, and put an end 10 clyl WEI aa We
hone that on this occasion also be be equal to the great
mission which events have conferred on him. Gen Leo
uodo Donnen Minister of War, is of Irish origin Ills
family has long been established IN SPAIN; ana lne na.S
Of bis father and Of lis uncle Count de LaDs2a elo
he met It'll at every page Of the history OF the Penuar
war They two Of the most dist'ng ulshei "ehe.
rails Of tie time. Leopold Donnou entered we army
some wears before the death Ferdinand and IN lsJJ ne
remained faithful TO the cause of Mara chrsta lough
his three brothers, Juan Carlos and Enrique ana nus Two
Irctbesnaw ranged themselves under the flag OF IN.
malaceTegui who bad raised the standard IN favor oil
Don Carlos in the Basque province His mother her,
self went to tho Carlist camp; and while ne conaqel
the province of Guipuzcoa IN the name OF queen
She was lady in waiting 10 the Princess do Bea In w
great propnncamento which led TO the abdcauon oil
Christina ard her departure from SPAN oDonDel re-
manned faithful 10 her and Obliged to emigrae into
France He returned to Spain in lsil and Pampe-
luna was assigned him residence. In the monih
of November of that year he attempted to reestao'
lish the regency Of Christina. Having gained over
par of the garrison be penetrated in the night into the
citadel and attempted 10 force the town to pronounce.
The town however held out for EspareTo the new re-
gent and similar attempt having failed at Madrid also,
Donne Quilted the citadel and again crossed the frontier
into France In si3 be returned Spain after the
luton effected by Naryaez serano, TIC tao Conchas and
Others; and in s44 he nominated CaptAnG OF
the island Of Cuba On his return ia 1872 he was created
senator and Count de Lucena He has since been IN o
position TO all the ministries which have succeeded each
other in Spain There are two personages OF the name oil
Aonzo in the Progressist party, OF whom enertains
very advanced opinions ii he 1t is SAID who Is the pres
emf minister He has been in the Cortes. He enjoys
great influence in his party and has obtained pubic esteem
by the uprighiness Of his character Don Francisco uan
Minister OF Public Works, is Colonel OF Artillery, VINO
he's long been member OF the Cortes and has always
acted with the Progressist opposition He Is good
spe aker and is possessed Of great eudiion Don Fran
cisco Santa Cruz, Minister Of the Interior belongs to
very honorable family. Ho man of welknown talent
ard integrity The Minister of Finance according to the
telegrapbic dspath is Dan Jose Meilaro' No one OF
that Name so far we know, has ever played part
ON the political Some persons think that there
is an error in the dispatch, and that the name in
stead Of being Don Jose Melaro should be Done Jose
Colado. The latter was for long tune Chei OF
bastan and is of the weathies capitalists of Spain
He was nominated senator three four years ago. and
though protesting liberal opinions, has not much IN
terfered in politics. Recently he was arrested with
NJ Sevillano by order of Count de San Luis, on the
pretex that he had supplied funds 20 the instruction
General Aende Saazar, Minister of Marine was formerly
did -de camp to EsparteIo He is little known as poll
ticien but has always belonged 10 the liberal party
Don joaquin Pacheco, Minister of Foreign Affairs, was
of Madrid the rival of Costns, Lopez, aud Oozaga.
He has always maintained JnSts mheu between
the Moderates and ihe Progress and has energecaly
defended the constitutional form Of government He was
long member OF the Cortes and was the recognized
chief of what called the Puritan party. After the
fall Of the Isturitz Ministry in ls47 Nj. Pacheco was
charged with the competition OF new cabinet, and ne
took as his colleague NJ Salamanca ard Generals Cor.
dova Ros de Oano and Parcio Escoeura-an intrigue OF
one or Of its members caused the overthrow OF his
admnistraton Such are the men TO- whom are row con-
fded the destinies of Spain 1t will he that they
belong 10 nearly all the parties who have just trumphed
1t TO be hoped that they viii have The force and author
ity necessary 10 conciae ell homes opinions restrain
snarchcal passions and satisfy all the interests instructed
10 their hands.