New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-01

:. Giving noble example of dsiRteIesteIness'
md cor orraiss themselves to the Pg.ne Pics o.
"uorahty proclaimed hy the reyoauoa Inc
.bsmsie.spess of the distribution Of the sP'hs -
marked BY re division Of soe ambassadors 81 'ct'
| DO not spesh Of the appointment, OF >sAos o'o-
zsss for Paris, although DC ng the Ennsssiaor
of Fspartero AZ the same Court N ic4S be con-
sDired viii Louis Philippe, Christina and SarvseE;
uor OF the appointment for Vienna ot Alexander
Moo. the Fipsncs Minister OF Narvaez 10 l-t4;
nor of that of Riss Rosas for Lisbon and Pasher
Igss for Turin, both MOdersd0s of very indiner-
ent capacity. | SPEAK Of the nomination oi
Gonzal,s Bravo for the Embassy of Constantine
ME He is the incarnation OF spanish corruption.
In IslO be published FL GHirigiy lthe Slaog)
sort of Madrid PaReh. in which he made the aicsf
furious attacks against Cbristina. Three years
afterward nis rage for office tran,tormed h'm
into a boisterons Moderadc. Narysez, who
wanted plant too used him as Prime Minister
Of Stain, and then kicked him away as soon SO
be could dispense with him. Bravo m the inter-
val. appoiI tel as bis Minister OF Finance one
Csrrasco, who plundered the Spanish treasury
directly. He made his father Under Secretary OF
tie Treasury aman who had been expelled from
his nltee as subaltern in the Exchequer be-
esu.s of his rnslyersations; and be transformed
his brother-in-law. hanger.on at the Principe
Theater into state groom to the Queen. When
reproached With his apOsiacy and corruption. he
answered: '.Is it not ridiculous to be always the
same 7" This man is the chosen embassador OF
the revolution Of morality.
tits somewhat refreshing to hear, iu contrast
with the official infsmies branding the Spanish
movement, that Il g people have forced these tel-
lows at lesst place Chris,iDs at the disposal OF
the Cortes. and to consent to the coovo-
cation Of National Constituent Assembly,
without q Senate, and consequently neither
on the election law Of 1881 nor that of lsi5.
Tie Goyernmen ut has vet yet dared to prescribe
an election law OF their own, while the people
are unanimously in favor of universal suffrage.
At Madrid the elections for the National Guard
have returned nothing bat Exaltadcs.
In the Provi ces a wholesome anarchy prevails
uutas being constituted, and in action everywhere
and every tuuta issuing DEGREES IN the interest Of
ift iOfAlltl ohbhthAk hhN ut'h'f'is W
tobacco. another the duty on salt. Coutrabaud-
.ts aye operating on an enormous scale, and with
the mere efficiency as they are the only force
never disorgsnized IN sPain. AZ Bsrcelons the
soldiers are in collision. owamong each other and
now wish the workmen. The snarchicsl state OF
the Provinces is of great advantage % the cause
of the revolution rs it prevents ts being eoads-
Gated NJ the capita.
The Madrid press b. az ihis moment composed
OF the lolloSiug Papors' tsPsaG, Noeefsd's
Macon, Tpoca. Ciaaoy Pablioo Dsari0 t'paaci
TbaHo, tspuaa;a, ltcrIa, Cretlco. Mhcaso
hs, psHdeHcia, Grsrda Aaci0ssi E'Barier,sa
Jnos I1oya Fspadd'or. Litsrai feo H. Ia REQ
lveion. The H,raido BJle'iR dsl Pselio. and the
Msasg,ro, have ceased 70 exit kARL MARX.