The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-08-11

affair but assured that the self yed Prince Monaco
regarded iposor and his visit the legation had
been forgotten when the Trbunes startled
rope with the newshch has been gravey repeated in the
journals of England and the eontiDen-that Monaco that
tte pocket principally, had been offered sale the
United States government The soyer of Europe need
not rsmble account of this as,ss." Monaco is tranquil
as is Madrid according to the Aoriiew. c.
Pans, July "a, 1854.
My last Thursdays letter traced the rapid march Of
by which the military revolt Of the 2sth u had
ersed the provinces OF Spain, gathering FIRE and in
every direction east and north and SOUTH ST. Sc
baan Pampeuna, Burgos, Vittoria, Vaadod, Saragoa,
Barcelona, and Valencia where in fneand had re
turned TO Madrid triumphant revolution.
The London papers have already amarized you with the
details of the popular instruction which broke out in the
capital the night OF the 18th inst and ragged until at
o'clock the evening of the 9th white handkerchief dis
played the side of the troops the top of muske be-
signal for the suspension of hosities and the
having been made that Marshal Esparero had
been called upon form government in accordance with
the wishes of the nation every laid down his the
OF the Duke of Victory hailed that of the pac
fcstor of Span and the army aernzed with the people
SO late the 10th Sarorous and his colleagues had
obsnately persisted opposing lying bulletins Dragging of
'pertec tranquility and defeated rebels to the rising
warcry of he constitution and morality p but the 18th
they forced to resign their Office and seek for personal
safety in coneealment flight General Cordova who had
been charged after the dissolution of the Satorus tyranny
with formation ministry failed TO find colleagues.
General Evarista San Miguel had meanwhile been nom
mated president of the governing unt which formed
the h but his age obliged him resign speedily the
difficult functions which he at first accepted deputahon
from the una obtained concessions from the Queen who,
however, after having invoked late the aid of General
Narvaez accepted Gen. Cordoya resignation of his power
to form ministry and consented to the formation OF min
t consisting of three members of the moderate opposition
the progressist party and Gen Cordova himself
who represented the defeated party But the combination
the head of which placed the Duke de Rivas in
its turn forced to yield to the pressure Of events and to fall
The unta of public safety and OF military precauton which
reorganzed the Goth supply the place ministry
is headed BY Gen San Miguel, who published address
horting the inhabitants of Madrid repoe full confidence
the ustrou Duke de la yittora and concluding with
for the country the nation" and Isabella H.
the constitutional Queen Spanards The junta also
issued proclamation of similar TENOR and also decree de
carng that the organization of the National Guard should
Immediately be made and that all citizens in should be
comprised it, enacting likewise, that the constitutional
municipality of Si3 should be reestablshed The of
oDonne and Epatero united in all the proelamations
the junta of Madrid The Epoea has taken the title of
Constitutional Journal of SPAIN, and heads its columns
with Vipas to the Constitution Liberty, ''The Con-
stituonal Queen Isabella H." Espartero O'Donnei and
Duce the 22d it stated that the Duke de la yittora,
and Generals ODonne, Dulce Serrano, and Alcon are
pected TO enter Madrid together.
On night of the l7h wing of Queen Christmas
Palace hotels belonging respectively the ministers
San Luis Domenech, and Coanes, to Count dc Quino,
civil governor Madrid Count de Yasta Hermoza, newly
appointed lieutenant general and NJ Salamanca the banker
invaded sacked, plaged and fire, by the popu
lace which did not fail however, to repeat and to execute
the revolutionary cry borrowed from Paris insurgents,
death to thieves The hotels of Mon and Calderon de
Barca who considered inoensve and far less
corrupt than their colleagues not attacked The Ii
bray OF the Count de San Luis and the picture gallery of
Marquis Quino ESTIMATED 500 900 ancs) and
the valuabe collection Of paintings and other works
belonging NJ Salamanca, burnt Deporable these
of vandalism good liberal government for Spain
would be cheay purchased at the cost of such acr
fees The forced departure of the Queen motherthat
ond Caharine de Medcis who has added kobbing
the grosse scale the ether elements of the pandemoniu
of intrigue proigacy with which she has shown real
Italian genius for surrounding herserddng Spain Of such
an neumbrance was alone worth still greater cost We
shall military rvares do prevent the hopes which
the noble character of Epartero and the lofty
purposes ofSpanh liberals have encouraged We shall
also how the Cuba question the question which interests
Americans this deeply than question OF
administrative policy in Spainwil be affected by the actual
revolution If the impression of minister at Ma
did (whose and secretary, Mr. Neyil Souc, passed
through Paris last Thursday his to London) be
rect, the solution of the Cuba question will be facilitated by
the events the government, OF whatever
pexion may to be- will not be likely to find in the
alleged reluctance of the Spanish people such nsuperabe
obstacle the sale OF Cuba Don Calderon de la Barca
found pretended to find. Whatever party shall come
uppermost in the struggle will not be apt find the mil
lions be offered BY the United States government in
convenient for enabling it to retain its ascendency
the history of Spanish revolutions offered
sudden vicudes of fortune than appear the of
Colonel Garrgo who taken in early kirmsb tried
by court-martia condemned DEATH and saved by the
Queen the nercession Of his wife, and has
within only few days. been, by the Queen, created
general officer and appointed to the command OF the cavalry
of the garrison at Madrid
Advces from Lisbon to the 10Th state that serious disturb
had broken Oporo consequence of the ad
the price of grain and the preparations making to
export grain British ports The prohibition of further
portaons alone succeeded in restoring tranquility But
be surprised you hear long that the shock of
Spanish revolution has been widely felt in Portugal.
That this shock may produce too serious effects in
France army of the Pyrenees is to be formed consst
ing of 80 The extraordinary scattering OF the
French military forces at this moment cannot atten
ton There is the army in Turkey in Asia the army in
Turkey in Europe tue army in Africa the army at Rome
the army Paris; the army Lyons, aud the south the
army Boulcgne the army the Prenees and the army
the Baieour hundred thousand soldiers and thus
scattered in all directions Can you forget the Latin proyerb
qasna Dess ert perdere demeHtotf
Singular contrast The intelligent bayonets that support
imperial throne be thus scattered almost random
but is the throne danger ii the Of the aged mother
of Ledru Rolln suffered to be buried without
geous interference of the police in the ous services of her
funeral Madame Ledru died Friday Of last week. 1t
TO be expected perhaps that her should be
mtted receive Paris her dying blessing But why it
necessary the hour OF eleven had been officially decided
upon the deceased that her corpse should be
hurried rudely away ut hafpast in the morning,
against the protctations Of the family and to the in
dignaton Thousands who bad anticipated the melancholy
pleasure Of paying the last honor their venerable friend
What additional thong Victor Hugo could add to his
ashthe ootenf he had overheard the conversation of
three emsares OF the police Zone Of them the private