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


rsbties OF Queen Isabella and the Spanish Court
| There were. besdes. the Diplomatic ssea's ~ 'oe
| English ministry, whom the Russian Minister
| palners,on bsd no difficulty in bamboozling Win
visions Of peninsular Coburg k'ngdom' IL 's
row ascertained that IL was the British Enossss
dor wlo concealed O'DJaneli at bis palace, ani
induced the banker Coladc. the present Minister
Of Finance, to advance tie money required oy
| ODonnel and Dulce, 10 star, their pronune'A-
mento. Should anybody doubt that Russis really
| had hand in Peuinsul,r sffairs. let me remind
him of the affair Of tbe isla de Leos. Coasiter-
able bodies of troops we're assembled at Cadz, IN
| l.20. destined for the South Ans rican Colonies.
All at once the army stationed op the isle de-
elared for the Constitution OF 1872, AMI It's exam
pie vas followed by troop. elsewhere. Now we
know from Chateaubriand. the French Emoass4-
Dor at the Congress ofVerOus- that Russia stiulu-
lated Spain TO undertake the expedition into
South America, and forced France 20 undertake
the expedition INTO Spain. We know on the
other hand from the message of the United
states President, that Rasaia promised rim to
prevent the expedition sg2inst South America.
II requires then, but little Judgment to later as 80
tie authorship of the insurrecticn OF the Isla de
Leon. But will give you another instance Of
the tender interest taken by Russia IN the cOCl-
motions of the Spanish peDinsuls. In his HIS
torica pO!iiicG de Ia EspGHa modsraa." Barcelc-
Ia, lsi9, Senior de Narliani. in order TO prove
that Russis had no reason TO oppose the consttu-
tcnsI movement Of Spain, makes the following
statements;
There were seen on the Neva Spanish soldiers
swearing to the Constitution of 1919 and receiving
tltT banners from imperial hands 10 his extraOrdi-
mar, expedition a. ains Russia Napoleon formed from
n Spanish priscners ip France special egiO1. who
after tho defeat Of the French forces deserted ~
the Russian camp Alexander received them wi.b
marked fon4escenson, and quartered them az Peter.
hon. where the Empress frequently went to visit
Il EN-. On given day Alexander ordered them 70
assemble on the frozen Neva, and male them take
the oath for the Spanish Constitution, presenting
u en- si Ihe same time with banners embroidered by
the Empress herself This corps. thencefOrth named
'ImpeIial Alexander, embarked a. Cronstadt, and
wa landed at Cadiz Il proved true 10 the oath
taksn the NeSa, by rising. in l-2l 8; OcaAa for
the reesiablAbnent Of the Constitution
While Russia is now intriguing in the Penn-
sula through the hands Of Eugland, il. =, the came
time denounces England to Fr,nce Thus We
read in the Ner-PrEssias Gazette that England
ha, made the Spanish revolution benin the back
of Frame.
What interest has Russia IN fomenting conmo-
tons in Spain To crea'e diversion in the
w.st, to provoke dissensions between France
and England, and lastly to .educe France into an
Intervention Already We are told by the Anglo
Russian papers that French insnrrectiouists Of
June constructed the barricades at Madrid. The
,sme was said TO Charles Y az the Congress Of
Verona.
The preceden, 80 BY ihe spanish army had been
follow ed by Portugal spread - Naples, sxsni,'i 10
Piedmont, aud exhibited everywhere the dangerous
example u srmes msddDBg In measure 90 reform,
and D., force of arms dcaing lave o. their country.
In medaiely after the insgTreion had taken ace ia
Piedmont, movements had occurred IN France. a.
Lyons and Ia Other pi4'ss directed O. the sane ead.
there wa neftOu conspiracy n Rochelle IN which
25 soldiers Of the i5h regiment nal taken pat. Rev
olut.onsry Spain rctransluscd IL hi0us elements oi
Jbcord into France and both 'eagse, hsir democrat
Sections against the monarchical r. -tem.
Do We say that the spanish Revolution has
been made BY the Anglo -Ru.sisa.. BY no means
Russia only supports factious movements at mo
ments ehen il knows revolutionary crises 20 be
at hand. The real popular movement, however,
which then begins, 10 always found 20 b. A. much
opposed to the intrigues OF Russia as to the op.
pressve agency OF the government. sach VS.
the fact in Wallachit in l-i---such is the fact 10
Spain in l-5i.
The pcrfdious conduct of England 10 exhibited
At full length by the conduct of its Embusad0r at
Madrid, Lord Howdeu. Before setting cut from
En.land to return TO his post be assembled the
spanish bondhod,rs, calling upon them 10 press
the payment Of their claims on the Gosernmen,.
and IN case Of refusal 90 declare that they would
refuse all credi, to spanish merchants. Thus be-
prepared difficulties for the nes Government.
A. soon a. be arrived at Nsdrid he subscribed
for the victim. fallen a, the barr cale.. Thu. he
pro,okss oyatons from the spanish people.
IT., Tses charges Mr. soul6 with having pro-
duced the Madrid insuTr.ction IN tie interest u
the present American Administration. A, an
events. Mr. soult has not written tn Tlmsf art
cles against Isabslla H. has the part Inclined
to Cuban annexation gained any beneh, IRON the
revolution. With regard To thi. question. tie
nomination Of Gen. DE Ia Concha az Captain
G.n.rsl of the Island of Cuba s chArAoteusic,
be having been one Of the seconds of the DIke Of
Alba in his duel with the sou Of Nf. souls. u
would be- a mistake 70 suppose that the spanish
Literal, in any Nsy Psr,ake in The view. of the
Enen.h Liberal Mr.. Cobden, in reference 10 the
Abandoumsni OF the colonies. one great OBJECT
Of tie Constitution Of lsl2 Nas 20 re'.ia the EN-
pire over he span sh colonies b the introduction
OF united system OF repressStatioa iuto the new
ccde In I'LL ths spshiards even equipped
large armament, consisting II several regiments