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

Ss,onaI rssnonsjsity To spare the Cortes IT, Aey
most fatal to the interests OF our coun.ry.
Could Judgment Of personal responsbility Do wished
for (nanng Mother responsible 10 person. 90
Va a. ia prope ty for her odencss-this u what here
cous ider dangers and its oonsequences con-
adr that ha' precedent In our history, and that
the sion would repel 1t.
TIE spa,ish nation has ever been model Of sense and
prudssee OF valor and patrotism and tbs people and
hs militia Of Madrid have always followed its noble ex
Psopis Of Mairid. National 7uArds,--rurna DEAF ear
the voice of enemies They sock To dIsunite
because they know that otherwise We are iavncibie
have made at the cos. Of SO much blood and 50 many
sacrifices rest assured thai rhev risk In the hani
OF Government presided by the victor OF Luensna
aad % which beloags the valiant soldis- who rased
Viealysro the banner o. freedom.
For the Council OF Minister'S
The President,
v.,,rit Ann % DIoUE DE La VICTORIA.
[Aadrd (Aug 3o) Correspond ncs OF Loadon onroniceI
Tbs triumph Of order on this occasion mas oeeu t1'
lowed b. roval decree dssotyng all the clubs through
out sasi. nYeceed By following expedition to the
ina events OF Yesterday have placed in evil
.oce hs dangers that meetirgs OF numerous persons
g. raltic.I objects MAJ enclose Ia difficult circum-
stances the present nodouhtedy are Arising smost
always from patriotic thought the centre generally OF
laval intentious they may. rheess, degenerate,
through popular character aud easy access, to be
efuss Of decstfu enemies OF liberty and an nnocen mt
Workshop Of their perf,oas macainstons The govern
mert have tn an unmpeac 1acle testimony
OF this truth, which the events OF Yesterday sadly con
IN order 10 give place to cries which every true liberal
repes with indignation and to absurd demands, which
the revolution itself In the days OF its omnpoence had
not DARED put forth and which only the entire nation
not town part Of II, has right to impose
m,nset tie princiole Of ASSEMBLING What they do is to
recognise the dangers Vhch its exercise involves az TINS
n0sosnt end that Is necessary 10 wst a the Cortes
Deliberate upon It, and regulate II In manner that may
preserve society scsnoas and disturbances which
20 . much injury to liberty and the country,
The sscred light of petition being secured, aud the
s txerrie OF liberty Of the press the government bs
lev. With greater that there can be no Legitimate
All atiopal desire which does not find eay means OF
bang presented for examination and Judgment pub
&c opoisn-the only barometer in the representative
:. steDs. - -
ties the revolution Of July and TO society the Council
OF osers has the honor to propose for your Maestys
spuosasiou the following project Of decree:-
aad The other Ministers
ROYAL DECREE.
La Conformity with the proposal Of my Council Of MI
listers, hereby decree the following
Art l. All tho political societies and assemblies which,
under whatever denomination, exist In tho monarchy
are dissolved until the Cores resolve what they may
think proper upon the principle Of assembling, and the
Art Meetings For exclusively electoral purposes
not Comprised in the dispositions Of the preceding ar
acls.
Givso az the Palace, August %, 1854.
FRANCISCO SANTA CRUZ
Minister Of the Hsme Department
TIE ultra Progrsssista journal La Europa has also
bsen and announces the fact to Its readers 10
BY order Of the Civil Governor Of the Province, the
publication Of our journal Z suspended in consequence
which tbs government have thought proper to re cs
tAAish
ths ar.cis which We published in our last number
We regret that thus today In the time Of Bravo
AurIo We have seen ourselves obliged 70 suspend our
iAbsrs before the Europa had counted month Of ex
whes however, tho difficulties which for the moment
opposed to the march of the Journal overcome
sha return to continue aborsss possible
The suserbess to the Europa shall Be ssmpstey iodem
' saa Ass sSs 61.ssse md s ssos1ssr
From the London Chronicle sept.4l
Ths urgency Of the dangers which have been acoumu
tog at Madrid has provided EspArtero with
Of strength The National Guard thoroughly alarmed
By the progressive relaxation of order
rallied 70 the aid Of his government and though com
posed Of class by eager TO court peril and far
from satisfied WHOLE with its present rulers, it IL
daily employing itself in services Of great delicacy and
hazard. he presses from which variety Of iucendiary
civil so'dery and Queen Christina has managed to make
her way under their guard from the capital and pr0ba
spin 80, o. .ne 81 ts
Mt of the bodest which could be ventured
upon Yet the other step which the National Guard have
GRABBED tie government to take, illustrates more
81 IpgJ ths extent Of their eevote sness nasmuch
the cSase of the Queen Mother probably very far
psltAbe TO the majority Of the persons in their
ians AMI indeed derives almost all its Importance from
his rso1ai interest which it has for Espsrtero himself
DUE q nss Ssen 20 * m sS az.
sacrifice 20 public antipathy tnan undertaking III Vt
bs peroa should Be stopped and her property in Spain
ssauf aieJ In the present condition Of the Spanish
e,eheausr when the Finance Minis er only obi lin
half million sterling for current exigencies by throwing
me temporary withdrawal Of pension which could not
possibly be ped s very serious drawback on the im
munty secured 70 the fugitive Queen and the seques
traton Of her funds in Spain amounts to absolutely
nothing Christina has learned considerably less than
ws should suppose from her long familiarity with
"things Of Spain," and is much bslied BY com
mon rumor. II she has retained q shilling Of
Tired property in the country Of her adoption We
has sssueathed TO he Of the Cortes will
BE- oand 10 consist exclusively Of onerous unfudlled
contracts, Certainly win be pretty conclusion to
me dealings Of the spanish people with this Princess IT,
after insisting that their shall punish her
By cansaDg her wealth they discover that the result
Hssns bus susesssuly yooS.sndsd With 1T dsatiss
in the capital which, but for the Generalization Of the
army, would doubtless have been encountered some
weeks ago. tho government ID evidently preparing to
make tssI felt In the provinces It has been notorious
for soms te that two or three Of the more di'tant
cities hal virtually enfraschised the nselve. from the
control OF Madrid and we're being entirely administered
By their own Juntas. Indeed, three parts Of
s. ss :.as a'I ssRe y 9 IL. ss.ss
Aequsssr,ti1g public taxes and re arranging tolls
and da.: EsP.Itsso plainly declares that ks YIN
time he promises immediate revision of imposts
and tarins The concesson proof Of wisdom rather
hs provincial councils are charged With Introducing BY
their measures, the bitter complaints which occa
s,onay receive from French sources must be listened to
many caset from the French correspondents Of Cata
lenian manufacturers-the last persons in the world
TO do justice to what Ii, in fact, an ali but uai
Spanish protective system. writer in leading
Parisan contemporary who dates from BAfcelona,
concludes vehement invective against the revolu-
don by observing that the DEGREES Of the southern
Juntas have already had the effect Of foo ling spNn
With EogIish goods. Here indeed, Is the point
with largo number Of the Disconnected. -Four ffths
Of country intellectually rich in agricultural capa
btes aui mineral wealth have hitherto been obliged to
forego the markets Of Europe in orcer that some hun
drsd Cetalonian capitalists might make profit on com
moditics Of which they were avowediy afraid to trans
init sngis specimen to the Great Engsh Exhibition Of
1851 ls with tee fabrics of other countries
sbouid throw light the snormity Of the tax which
they lsvyirg their fellow. countrymen. what
bss hssd Of the movement In the provinces shows
clearly that they used the FIRST nent Of revived indie
ptoosnce to sburdcn themselves Of this unendurable
eppess and, indeed II Is perfectly plain that, what
n tho person faction to reap the politics, fruits
OF hs revolution, its practicsl effect viii be to overurn