Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-29

Madrid Aug ~ Correspondence Of tho London Times
It's less to DO wondered than regretted that diff
terence OF opinion has already manifested itself 10 Espar
sefos Coalition Cabinet II is be hoped, however, tina,
viii have no serious consequences. The expected
rival to-day Of the three sh.ent Minister'S Snores Lusun
Aouzo and Santa Cruz will, il Is thought the die
heul'y by given weishty m.ori,y the Progressisis
section the subject in dispute is the in which
elections for the Cortes Do made The Modera
dos insist on their taking place in conformity with the
Of lsl6 the only legal mode Of proceeding
IL that constitution be acted upon the existing Senate
VIII be preserved The Progresstas justly oppose THE,
Tor It would leave them asuredy in the minority 10
ohsmoers; and Moreover, is directly contrary to the
wishes Of the nation OF whose loudest and often
repeated cries during the revolution has been the cons
tuition OF 1887. Elections made this much broader ba
els would give the Of the nation, aud that Is exactly
what the Modaraioes do take for they know
that then they would muster exceedingly few votes In the
Cores. SO they stand upon tho Legality Of the thing
and say that, the constitution of ls45 is Ia force
by it the convocaon of the Cortes be ruled This
is little better than quibble Under the Ssrorius Minis
try every constitution virtually suspended aud despo
ttsm substituted. The revolution effected In ibera
sense the chief Of the liberal party placed its head
and IL is not TO DO expected that the nation will submit to
be deauded Of that which it has built its hopes and
Tor which has shed its blood Espsrero feel this
and will become his duty, his Cabinet be com
posed that he may have his this all uues
on dissolve il and form another Ii this b, no, done
have indeed but the prologue the play and the
revolution will reconmcncc. But is to he hoped there
will be need TO carry matters far assured
the three Ministers whose coming Is hourly looked for i'll
ali in favor Of the 1887 plan As regards the 6y, Al
present here presume there il pretty equal balance in
their views On the one hand doubtless are Espartero
and General Saszlr the other ODonnell and Pache-
As regards Colado hear various accounts. he has
always passed for Progresista but this very morning
L m N Ia, Mxlo
RADIO tendencies This has been since deued to me by
person good position know the truth have already
mentioned principal reason OF the dissatisfaction with
which certain portion OF the party
the nomination OF the present Ministry that they con-
sdered the msjoy of its members be sufficiently
stauuch and decided in their liberalism and that they
feared Esparero would be taken in by them We await
impaeny the arrival Of the abscntees to see whether
those doubts we've well founded. whether they will
prove themselves rue to progrcsista principles
Meanwhile, the Juua taken the ALARM and is pre-
pared 20 bring lie influence to bear in support Of Espatero
and Of the wishes Of the nation II would Ia, been
for the Junta hive taken measures previously 10 the
Dukes arrival TO prevent any such difficulty arising L.
had tue power iu as hands, and might have proclaimed
the Constitution 1887, subject approval or revision
hy the Cories Contingencies This would have been
dcrng FAR better avice to the State than done by is
suing DEGREES for he recall to Madrid of parsonage
boa Enrique dc Bourbon, for the suppress ion Of the
Conss> Real and for the regulation the period of SER
vice emitting Ainstcr.to pension. Doubtless these
all very proper measures but they would have kept perfect
y well until regular ministry formed whereas the
emitting to makti, the Jun,a has put E.paftero into an
awkward position. l am far, however, from blaming the
Junta, which hat done good service, and acted tr.ly
honest and pitiotic spirit. IL be expected
tlat hastily got pgether as t havig imncnsr
deal upon its had. it should think OF everything AID 90
all that ought been DONE 1t doing
repair the OMISSION It's position difficult and the
ev would have leen more easily prevented than it will be-
curSd II mora support ia TO be given Espiriero,
be throughthe provincial ju1as and the National
Quad An appeal to the ultra liberals the men OF the
harr NJ va IN th,, I,u..
ITSELF and caution mus: be used not TO give them the airu
toslow then to apprehend an attempt At reaction
feel persuaded cat the Juni, which contains many gooi
and true, ,sn,eteste and decided will do its dut,
aud steadiv oppose Moderado entertainments Il area
dy the alert sincerely trust, however that step
will found Necessary by which pubic tranquility will
for inst4utef dingered but that ESpIrtero who at
repesestb v unanimous acclaim the Of the
SPANS nation sill show himse determined 10 b. rnasie
in his hoiseJ ani that. those who have pledged
themselves support ms policy disposed 10 fnch
their word he will seul them the righ' about ana
ADVISE the Qiecu 10 call others her council better
hope still aId oas which much desirable 10 Sc.
rerzed il that the existing difficulty my be hut tran~l-
Tory. and that 0DIuue, Pacheco, and any supporters
they may have in tie CIbiuet may yield Ia the manifest
desire OF the coluuy, and do nothing provoke disiur
bauce OF tue harmony so recently aud hspp! establish
ed.
Ano;her attempt, made last night, to get the Queen
Mother of MadFii has signaly failed. Esplrero al
though still indpoSed consequence of his great
fatigue, eXerlon and eTctment, the pllace
this morning, all the ministers. H. had inter
with Maria ChrStlnai what between them has
not auspred. Two diligeuc,s were there hired to con
vey the Duke and Duchess of RluZ res their family and
suite, Of Spain. Bt the people also there. iu
armed groups the Piazza dc 05icnte the Campo de
Moro, cose the back OF the Palace, and along the
MANI nares banks Tney guarded bridges over the
river and several gates Of the Their attitude wa.
Tranquil bu; determined They would listen remon
stranccs they respcc: the authorities but firm
in their purpose Asian officer of high rank who in
attendance OF tho ministers, told that he &C
costed one Of the groups aud asked them wh, they did
tb,r rIa rob;,
dsurOauce. "By no means sir" the reply; 1--WE
promise you tn shall be disturbance in the town.
Wearc alagreed here, our is all onc.n They left
il to implied that outside the town disturbances might
The officer assisted 10 know what they did there
We looking after rights, SIR" all the reply he
could obtain. In short, they wonld declare their
purpose but evident Cuough. The mlyoals icon.
ducOrs guards) Of the dlsences took alarm. Tiey
feared for their skins anil mules they Embarrassed
latter and fastened TO put both in slfety 1t then
proposed that the dgence5 should with cattle from
the Royal staples. But mhy9ral necessary, and
persons sent into Madrid geek them. Not one
| was DO found. They had concerted themselves know
OF house in which several hidden. General san
Miguel, who was TO accompany the ugi,ves aud forty
dragons who ihcm were in readincss bus
the escort would have been OF little service against the
number OF med civilians who were 10 waiting and
San Mgues influence, usually great di.regarded
the people, IL evident that the departure cou Id
be effected without collision the consequences Of which
ucilcu'abe aud the attempt had TO be abandoned
At o'clock this morning. the people, who still kept
watch and ward near the palace aud outside tho
stopped and examined carriage that was taking some
persons the river To hatho They thought il might
| contain the detested Dowager Queen.
II is, OF course, impossible for what might
if j; attempted to effect fofchlc passage for
tho Queen mother and her eorgc. Her life might very
possibly be slcrhced but in cool blood do not believe
that the peoples intentions towards her 20 far What
hear s thst they wish to have her shut up at Siragosor
IL other fortress, aud hat should he sken
to make her dsgOrge her l-sotteu wealth II is gene
rally believed Lore that the heavy pecuny losses che
has met with 10 certain i-ndvised speculations have by
no deprived he Of all her great accumulaons and
the people say that she Is allow ID go ID aud
tain her riches she will find means by her n,rgues
disturb the tranquility OF Spain. The argument sensible
enough | have often heard 1t said Of late that the
Rauzltcs had lost all their money.
The report miy have been spead by their friends and
accepted by the Crcdulous Knowing tho great oppor.
tures Cbristaua has had Of Accommodating riches during
the last 81 years. aud the INSCRIPTIONS she has made
Of them have difficulty IN believing that she has sl
very handsome remains Of her colossal fortune IL
s reported that should sho succeed in quitting Spain,
Swiiz Rand Is her destination.