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

IL u BOT TO bo assumed Inst Ia &c event On q
p,sp Decision OF the tao rs'i"ns 20 this effect So
"e' POWERS ~ Europe would conceive tne usol y.
bon % ot'e;t. TIE days u such Intervention ar
past, Spanlsrs % welt Is Portuguese ma
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r-sd.nit 60 70 zoe Pen'naala, that the ouls dsaLt
OF Eneiishren W lhht icy may nrUee their ovs
asi,s 10 tbsir OK satisfaction ana with the bes1
tcrsible success. o. ourse. the fusion II tive 0ov
eipmests etoore ~ wnay in ant AZ ,nism anA
connected by corresponding ieiaticns with othsr
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embsrrase menta bat thess could SOD Be surmsu NJ,
ed. and, IL the iIhabttn u the Peninsula chaoss
to p SEMI themselves 70 Europs unoer new po.Ai-
cal OF gar zation, tLey wIl be Cordially received.
J Our objections 70 tue idea are suggs$ed by their
own interests exclusively but, thou sh we No
| DENY the grandeur Of the scheme we rear taAzp
(. objections would infalnbIy make themselves feI
1t seems, perhaps most likely, as 1t is cestAlQlE
natural indignant IN Of the SpaDards az linst their
sove eign should stop short Of her oeihronemsass
suc. the preserva'ioa Of her crown would be dus
solely to the necessities Of the c,JH oturc, and IN
degree to popular affection, and IS it must nes
tabiy be atteL ded by arrangements of considerable
restraint, the Lesson will be Of little severity,
For tho present, tue reliance Of the country seems
placed upon Esi artero, who il expected 70 restore
the constitution to effective Vitality and to sweep
| away that swarm Of unprinoipled sdventuEe1
who OF !ste years have been preying upea
which the popular hopes are most largely
| built, for there is certainly much Qround
| for doubling whether Spsniards have any aenuino
appreciation of constitutional government. They
havs now risen in arms not for the preyog &ves u
ministry, not for the authority OF their lasliamea
not for the freedom Of the press bat simply to out
stopto e1torti0n, plusder, and s,and II too abou-
Unable for endurance. The government of SDain fen
not SO mach because u encroached upon thetlibor
til OF the people because it essed retain tie
smallest tle To popular respect Its chief Junction.
IL fact. were those al pscuaton and jobbsrv; pro-
higacy Vas the symbol u public ONCE; and Co0rt
and cabinet supported each other On terms Of o
ciprocal ioio atiOn These disgraccftd scenes how
ever, will now be at an cld and, II the indeisioa
of the Sa1ish nation In respect to this future il In
itself extraordinary, some credit ought 10 bo givsn
to people which, even III 5he abseaoe Of all pros
ects for the future, has incurred the prs of open
insurrecicn for the sake Of public atty alone.
Paris (Jaiy s) Correspondence Of the London Times
Though the fighting has ceased in the streets of
Madrid and General Eapar .eio has smado his eneEy
into taat city, it is certain that the Ficaca gov
erDNtnt are in state OF some anxiety a. to tho
turn fairs may take there. Tbs ministerial papers
will, no doubt, discuss Spanish politics Ia very
delicate manner, and avoid aggravating the difk-
cnitss OF the situation, and the governmeot stir
processes its intention and desire 20 have as little
a. possible to do with spain, aud in no wise 70 in
terfeie, unless something OF /" great importanes"
should occur. What shat circumstance of great
Importance is that would justify departure FROM
the neutrality they propose to observe y not stated.
Your correspondents letter Of the 2Gth furnishes
eyeIal interesting details Of the state of Madfid
ard were Isabella Ii. capsbe Of sincerely feeling
what she expresses. or we're she really anxious
for the interests Of her people, the manifesto
which you hsye this dsy before you would
justify cur Endulging IN the hope Of o cheering
future. The sort OF general confession OF her pSst
off noes against the nation, II it proceeds from her
heart, might be accepted q, atonement for those
Offences and the past might be forgiven or forgot
ten for the sake VI tue future But whatever be the
appearance Of satisfaction assamed by the meabecs
OF the Madrid Junta, l cannot conceal from my
self the fact that that feeling Is not to DO found
with tho people Ut large. Even those who, In or
der to spare the country the terrible evil Of anar
chy, would maintain Queen Isabella on tho thre0s,
fear lest the task may be beyond their strength aa1
feel that she cannot be c0nfidcl In. At tins
when her Majesty was muca ycunger, aud, alAA
much more innocent, her powers Of dissimulatisn
and disrs gard OF good faith were remarkable, and
the manner in which 81. Olozaga was driven from
power Sy the enormous falsehoOd suggested 70
her Mpiesty, that he had used personal vie-
lence TO force her TO sign tho decree for tho dlB
solution Of the Cortes, is not yet forgotten. h
lsl7, too, minister found to conspirc agsinsA
bis own colleagues, nnd TO sign DEGREES fos ssen
q ", H. and The -s mo ~odee they had q their
fall Was when they wess turned out Of tho council
chamber by their successors. 1t Is true that tho
fret step TO be taken by the new government win
be he publication Of s1e royal palace; tue orgs q
Of orees and the accoupiices in wees OF every
kind, viii be swept away, and the Queen MoshH
sDo the RianzaIes gang will be sent FAR from tue
scere Of their dilspidaticns But the danger Of r.
action win not have entirely disappeared, and ~
esre1 here, as 10 Msdtid that when the will IL no.
wanting to seek them, the instruments Of treache,y
Will be found. IL IA, however, useless and NE
grateful task to indulge in gloomy prediction q
Sufficient INTO the day ~ the evil thereof
10 tie meantime, lspartero has, accotcipg to
mode la entry l. 10 Msdrid after tho delay OF seven
OF eight Gays since his arrival at Saragossa, exactly
as lad calculated. The despatch Is silent as to
the manner in which he was received, but there
cen be TO doubt that IL was such IS .he most p0p0-
Ter man in Spain was entitled t. expect Now, In
deed the difficulty OF the situation noes, and.
all powerful as Ia is, even the Duke OF Victory
will have easy task before bira. Tie will have To
contend between his own predictions in favor a
the throne OF Isabella and the exigeRcies Of po-
pulation ground'Ay oppression and reused TO fury
by the consciousness that their oppressors we're
arsorg the vilest Of the Spaniah people, But II b
have courage enough to expose his popularity 10
peYi 10 his defence Of the Queen, what will he do
Il the CoItes he is about 10 assemble demand, -
family shall be expelled, cnce for all from Tie
Spanish coil II such be the case, believe that
the exertions Of the Montpensier Regency organ in
Paris however indirectly and dscreetly that soio-
vain. ! trust that no. such casualty will occur;
but should Isabella be rejected, nee bat litsls
chance os TIE Spanish people cousenting TO plass
pirate letter from Madrid says that Il would
he Difficult to give an idea OF the popular hatred %
NJ nnsen Mother and Sartorius. memoir Of the
lattsr is hawkcd about, entitled /" Vida del Conde
re saa Luis, 81 tad1on cl Ladron (! e! Ladrol"
and cries OF death were, even the 2Gth, uttered
against the for1nsr with the addition Of most oba
siss epithets. While tho PEOPLE we're lighting u
he Streets i said that scenes Of violence were
esacted in the royal palace, aud even the King bin
self WIS reused TO rage ct tho reco!.aytl,n that
was his aunt and mother in 'aw who wcie the ctcst.
OF he peril which impended over tho royal family
| It Is rumorcd that be did not conine hi n.eif To
words. Tho terror, confusion, and rage mast pave
been great indeed. What happy family, and hoe
proud must NJ. Quiet be and those who pIon1'cd
The "Spanish marriages"
LATEST. 5s Mh4
MADHIp, Jay Is, 1871.
| The National Guard Is already composed u nins
| lauallois and tWs batteries Of artillery. ~
A decree q tho Junta Suppressed the Royal Ocan-
ell and another calls into force the Press law -
1881.
The decree which exiled the InraEte Don Enrique
- Valencia, is revoked.
The .'unta has also abrogated the prohibition
aio ON ne 1ircnlafi of certain FOREIGN ionrualR.