The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-16
INTERESTING FROM SPAIN.


laser % Finsncc- an. acquisition 90 Caha.
iNsc:iG august 2o) corrssooadence o. tae Ionisa
spanish friend dated he 26th makes the following
IemsrTs the adopted with reference TO the
whsn % important revolution as that which IA, re
Gently taken Place effected sgalnst Maria Christina and
her fatal influence, when the entire country demands
tsksahls terms that she should be removed from
her daughter ard 10 fortress until such TINA
ns the certss shoala have decided TO hsr future s
4iny that until then .hs should be prevented from
inhuensng the mind Of Ler daughter, as she 70 now
doing, against the country and its liberties a..
which appears TO have been formed BY ths government
The CoureA Of Ministers adopted on tue as.
resolutioa which may he f. not only 70 sns oouIy
In tbs false postion which she has occupied or SONS
time past and whish occasions the grAvest .P
rehepssrs TO All. Maria Chris tina, in conformity
Win ths revolution OF the government, wiu he al
lowed to remain il the foyl Palace-that is to say,
AkeI, 70 tranquilize the public who view with disAp
ponmsat suspicion and anger the palace Of Queen lsa
bella inhabited b. psfsou who. from her own resi-
eenee in the Gallo de las ess was formerly enAbled to
exercise such strong such fatal influence over her
daughter and she viii not quit Scan, she earnestly
desired in order 10 escape the consequences Of the
grave and we'll founoed charges which viii Assurediy be
brought against her and ~hih already in OF
OF that unuso decision u he government is, that
Isity ia satisfied neither tho public, who from AL
p<rence of its consequences breads her influence
her dough- r. nor Marin hrisra herself, who Is in
agony ot terror the prospect o the loss OF her i'll
gotten wealth. ana her private life and that o. her as
sociates being exposed to the world and she wiz eays
nothing uodone to dsurb public order aud to the
present Fysten her projects and interests
IL mar h be safely that the hss not
reso ed the question has decidedly counter to pub
tic opinion which for the present nothing
tbs her detention in a fortress and ia . be-
ccruisy rank who whatever may be her p0lh
Gal crnss and her voes had the honor Of being
cousgs enough -k popularity by enabling her to
from the country safe and sound. In the mean
time though cannot Of course Dc said that b., Maria
trs very ieldnv 80 her yet there IL little doubt
that her daughter II not entirely free from her nau
ana have good to believe that II
Ioyei ia persuad,ns 70 yield resist tits her
pur, 0ses In fscs, her conduct il sort Of open
piracy, and she labors TO ssduce by Of tho
money in her possession ard with the funds pro.
cooed by the sses sho has been making In order to
the pecuniary liabilities which press upon her,
as Dsry as she thiIk in condition to aid her.
Ee-oni this, there ia not much OF importance;
bet II this unfortupaye question about Maria Chris
tina were soivse, Il should BE-, masters would 20
smoothly CROUCH. l not given, you know.
10 gloomy sntcipat'ons; but | cannos conceal from
you the fsc that the presence OF that lady whose in
fue has been f.tal 10 country, is likely
eouupieate tie situation You hear the people every
luton il order that gar, Chrstina should remove from
ber residence in he Gale las Reas to be lodged
il the Royal Palace under the ssme roof with her
daughter
Nh to dis, peious in the Cabinet beg You
susleud your indeme The fact is not certain, il
there be anything OF ~, ln5 it kas little por
t4uoc FOR tue iloiusp-. have doubt that Maria
Hsistps v do ler bst sc fonent discard; il is of
he chsnees = getting with IMMUNITY from she
esqusnces Of her She thrown of ali sh ans
abe not scru, 20 throw herself In 20 way OF
tie Ministers and scoo hem when they AIS rs,ag l.
TT nsact business with be Queen.
The portion tue ,ery lorg Ga.ete published
to DAP IL Oiled with the statements furnished by the
mittse 70; med to ascertain tho state oil The dnancos
spsin Thee stat, m.ots two in number. ard with
uem is pubshed Doeiticn addressed b. the Minis
Ter Of Finance to tbs crown The first sta 0meut Is that
Of he dos.ug deht i, stool the 18th Of july
ds Of the dsmsssl OF the Sartorus Mioy and of the
Sc eSS SAC reals Tho second statement shows the total
Genet stated by the committee at 707 CAS- reals
nearly eight millions sterling This however, is reduced
by subsequent discoveries and corrections set foc;h IN
tt minister's exposition TO about 655 millions Of reals
OF VII CD the following is the detail =
sies o. exchange and promssory notes at all Reals.
oates and fer all cl4saee of negotiations
the treasures Of the Pen nsula.. $50 95 $40
Tho baieuce sEnius, the treasury In favor OF
the general chest Of deposits (cIjd general
oedsrosios) and Of the fund for military
The portion coiies,es 81 In: forced aud re- '''-
laienssssie anticipation dscreed on the
10th Of Nay last ...................... Ao7l pa
.aie- Of quicksilver a6577,7.s
BIS and frcmissory notes in circulation
the COLONIAL treasures observation-disclosures. 1870 l55
SIS, eas a45
The obssa.icrs Of the budget pending In the
oeatrsi tlsasury. .................... 90 $50 49,
Totsl. . $50 100 lot
bis amount, Which at tie prese mt rate Of sxchaare
l. ste fe COO Geo sterling is the entire deficit
Although some~hat less than It recently Feared il
Would Prove it l. very large sum, equal to fully two
tb % OF he snnusl of the country IT is I'm
possible sna unnecessary translate day the whole Of
Coados very lucid exposition, but extract the most
II is considered .hat Of the $50 Ole reals to
.bch the whole OF the liabilities mentioned in the state
- sn9rnt 1SI ec4 953 credits in favor OF the
Slerjsh Baa of San Fernando. whose renewal may be
positively recsoned ueon, judging from the suppors it
Que to Ire persons who had paid their of the
forced ican tbs reimbursement Of which Ia not imme
rG b. gradually cove, ed By the rsmttauees made by
TIE ssrae tEat rs s7777S wiz be extnguishod By The
.. me .sis Of auicssveI ALREADY ezsracea Sr
mesS. claim baak only IS part re.re.entins the Do
eerrent that I959i27s are the balance Of tbs fund
tor procuring mlit4ry subst.utes the restitution Of
Which ia rot pressing And aoany that % 500 900 have
ca cesd since the date OF the commuters state
MT tie OF the Obligations, whose reimbursement
may ta most Immediately demanded does rot exceed
be yrae=signed Minister 10 convinced that ibis sum
~st1G lie insurInountsbe difficulty 10 the treasury u
rutdc scd administrative order is consolidated and f
The rouniiy into that state Of tranquility and
g ar'e'e escartty without which government, is diicui.
ard al Eliptstrstion I'm possible.
in crtGuary tpes the treasury not able 20 meet
~ togngeu ens without the Constant aid o. crct ard II
wor h. grave to pretend that whea ihere
hss teen cstaIhsnces II the collection OF taxes and
~hen her produce viii BE- diminished for months
~ he .ncies that n n NJ places have been sivcn to
ffapd that without credit and with the eole
fLe revenue the treasury should aect Anterior
heevy epesgments andst the same time puuctualy pay
Pesoe tie IT establishment Of our 6nsncsi oresni-
gtion Indispensable 10 The revival 81 credit with
tber asistat and by exact collection Of the tsScs
tie treasury viii be able to meet ery.niDg: without
cte el rceEts viii te Impossible avoid bank, uptcy,
he ezre nifty of great and extraordinary subsidy,
wficb psrbsgs, would not subce 10 extieAte us from
dfcuIt situation
Bus, although public and administrative order WI ~
81 gfcat aid 10 tho situation, IL must not he forgotten
thst i urgent to strike at the root oil tie evil wch
81 Is bls ite origin.
The undersigned Hinister has proposed TO himself 20
rceei nothing because Re believes fraDsness 20 lie the
bst condition OF government and the truth never does
harm 10 the finances.
The enormous liabilities that the sury has incur
red and which have been reproduced and in tho way
to Increase After the cessiye and vatious arrange
monts which tho State debts have undergone within
few years we've eat want OF equilibrium In tie es
trnstes that there is great and psrnsrent dtHcit
which viii not disappear without radical reforms that
must necessarily Affect the classes dependent. the
fr sxuy and hat impose the goserumeat The great
Get rIufs srd the utmc.t castion In iei,ag With