The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-20

oonc.ssos 're demanded at The hsna. of,be pev govern
ment TnS zen Mother - scarcely disposes Of err
e, eems gy &. a;ran gSp z a. cd 9, gs,ss NJ
Eroand III mis- o. nry qbop mordh ago and ion az.
notaced in Aserioa o.. harng r.arred with ds,pdchcs
rrr, ~ l,n-rioon Hinistcy IN Spain the Pre6fen,.
ord ~ urs Of re 81 onne for the transmusion Of nose
oceaiomod sop remark on the other sid. Of ne
Adantic We believe We >re no. IN ssros tbs.
at Wsshngton thai the 1nct q the local oc at
Cuba un~arsnteA BY any wsoi INTERNATIONAL 'nfsr-
Al .sue ve .tsts sr,ply a. fac that the irritation in
the United States IL consderabe, al tnsts seng pres
snTe h exertsd upon the governmen<. ine P1ycaceef
common and impatient aisenssion. Mr.. Sitkts b..
here, tdhes his departure from London odcy jOr Aoad
The following letter was addressed b. n. souie tAs
United States Minister at Madrid, to the ccsnmittse Of
the Banquet of the Liberal Fes excusing birase from
accepting an invitation to be ,rcs-nt at it,
GEsTrxsxS-It Is eith regrst that find u,ysyif pre-
vented by the extreme delicacy OF my health from
ceptipg the invitation with which have honored
asn IN %
cels bIae the invncbe sonstancy with which part Of
the OF AAdrid has In the latter days known how to
unite IN the same sentiment and di-rot towards the
object the discordaEt elements Of party which
only required place itself 70 accordn order triumpk
over the shameful despotisrn under which policy a.
fsstdous abiect crushed the freedc OF thought and
stfie its most legitimate aspirations have hailed
enthusiasm the result which worthNy crowned such
noble e1orts it only remains for mo to of5er up my
wishes that those who have powerfully contributed to
place spain IN the glorious pah which has just been
opened to her continue to b. her ndofAtls sup
porters until truth ths be disc EMBARRASSED from the
little practices bic Spain may Il ehe Wishes nscfacsliy
coc so idafe and in few months what persevorog Eng
land could achieve only at the prcs Of two revousons
Of war Of twenty years, of despotsm Of Twelve of
change OF dynssties and Of century and half oe In
tsrrsl agitatons and struggles Aid her, gcnticmen
this task. still moro difficult than aud which
Ia nevertheless necessary that she should rsslise
she wishes to place her liberties and with her u.r,iss
her glory and her future grandeur the reach oS
the perrdes and the which win be attempted
against her by the Syr of tyranny the assassus peid
D., power The heart Of Young America, be assured,
viii palpate with JOY and happiness at the and
perfumtd br ezes which will watt to II the oces1
the accsmations Of enfranchised Spain Let be A.
lowed to say that heart IL intoxicated with f
city at the hope that Europe apathetc she may APP
pear, viii not allow to weaken and psrsh the gersas
sons has just caused wonderfully to shoot up hsr
Accept gentlemen with the expression Of my gratitude
me assurance 81 the high esteem with which sm ples
ed 10 cell my self your sincere nd true frend,
Madrid August 10. PIERRE SOULC
The following the observations of the Assmb,econ
the letter of n. Soule--
This letter is not TIE only manifestation by which
An ericsn oipoatiits have caused themselves TO bo
spoken Of in these latter days The SWISS journals give
letter written to the President OF the Federal Counca
by Mr anders Consul General Of the Unsed Ststes st
pdop relative to the rumor more or less founded a
coDcessons which wi'zeriand hA' It d, mSdAto
Austiis relative to the refugees That Mr. Sanders IN
himself relative to Austria, he might do in deuna
gogiea meeting in his country not very astonisA
ing What must astonh s that the misfortune Of the
times hould have permitted any government to satsist
in the dst Of Europe to which the demsgosical party
Aavs shs se. to M
cessa'y to point out what it contains contrary VIM
not say to the principles of the right Of nations but -
the most simple IDEAS OF propriety.
We have advices from Mndrid to the Sd. They
state that the Queen Christina had seized With Sc
we're ill:ess from cerebr al excitement,
Ad,ices from Bayoune to Septsmber bth sAy--N 10
stated that Qaeen Christina had become insnns. We
an1iously waiting the couGrnsti tion and details Of
This intelligence. The cholera ia committing great
rsyages at Barcelona.
Ie.rs from Madrid of the 2sth Of August rive psr-
tculars of TIE riot which occurred the escape e
queen ChIjstina.
eaybDg that Cbfstioa had really left the palace
en- route for Portugal large crowds assembled and sue
oeeded IN erecting few bsrics5es During the night
tho National Guard pulled down these eefences, the
Der ot the dissnected made atemps ut rsly near
The urion Club bat The National Gnard having com
run Der Of ac0 eco. Among the prisoners vas toe
Marquis dAitsros Prssdent Ct the Club The Narqais
had Rrev9u.ly h:sesd dsPp'a,on to E.psrtero,
The meetiDg of the club forbidden By the royrn-
msn on which II immediately constituted ~ soien-
'be arrests At htsst dates, August 80, Madrid wss
quiet, and is almost comp pletsly disarm.d
Col Gsnsra and the ex minister OIivan have arrival
at Generals Lara and Calionge have removsS
from Bayonne to Bordeaux In obedience to orders fuu
the Spanish govei nt
Chrttina accompanied BY her husband and childrea
They al inside travelling chariot, and were %
ao Of Sus o. the I &c. Car
and the garson ahead notified 10 see her safelv
from one station to another. She was permitted =
journey by short stages and would not reach the Portu
gusse frontier until September4.
SUCH at least was her intention, but observe ths&
her three daughters and two had arrived It south
smpton board the mail steamer Madrid The dsush-
tiers are grown up the quite young and tksy
" ge1%sa .. sns @ o1 ~ :. the ehrs.
The gentleman Journalist Of Madrid Ochoas bsinw
bon cast Of countepanco.
The following Is the Official document Of Christinas
Minister'S and addressed circular to the Governor
Of provinces. BY ,hrowing the document into this
shape the Queen spared the morsincstion of ssa
ing decree for her mothers expulsion
CIRCULAR
The necessity, daily M . imperious, that the Queen
Mother, Donna Maria Christina de Bourbon stoud not
continue 70 reside in the spanish dominona and sise
that security should be given for the responsibilities to
Which a. any time her conduct may hsye given rise, hAs
the Termination that should be given to an affair in which
implicated the national interests and the decorum Of
weighed, the Council Of Ministers hss rssoivsd '1 -
lat 1hst the ent OF the pension which the Cortes
Of 1s15 allotted to the Queen be suspended untn
new decition OF the Constituent Cortes sha x what 10
proper In the matter.
% That all the property in Spain belonging to tbs saaa
,cy and her family be detained and put In ssfsty untn
ing for whatever charges may be brought forward and
found valid In the said Cortes.
81 That the ABOVE named lady, accompanied By hsr
family, immediately quit the Engdom-Io which ahe
shall not return-snd await the decision Of the Costes
,ou in order that you may circulass tho ntssessss
and concur Ii necessary In the fulHlmsnt and sxscu-
ton Of what has been oIderedn
(Sgned &C., by the Ministryl
Queen Isabella shed few tears On parting from hsr
mother Christina shed at all but took the matter
quite cody, saying 10 Espero, that she WAS rone &C.
Rome, and recommending hsr daughter TO his care.
Madrid (Aug 2e Correspondence of the London Times
The result Of the convoc.'ion which yesterday a.
nounced to you OF committees Of the corporation che
OF the National Guard, provincial deputatiou, and aux
Ay juns, in the Gobernscon Home oiace, wns th.t
after long dscusson all the bodies and indivSdua,.
there assembled pledged Themselves to support ts e.
vernn ent Eapnrtero spoke decidedly, damalish