The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-18

eeslesastics Of Spain have rned kind to no
sr openly the delivery of the property one curate
refusing to obey the authorities, has written officially
hat he resolved to shed the last drop OF his blood
Ia defence Of the lands of the church, The Archbishop
Of Zaragossa has unrolled the flag of rebellion officially
structng the clergy Of his diocess not to deliver over
to the the public property the papers
nor titles belonging them In other purts the Bishops
threatening with excommunion those who furnish
the government the data which it requests about tn
hands.
The subject of the day is the retirement Of Monsieur
Franchi the Pope's representative. 1t his Holt
win give in secret council his motives for with
drawing his Nunco; but those motives it is known can
be other than that this government has not OBJ
served strictly the injurious stipuaions of the last Con
nordat In consequence, the government has ordered
ITS Minister in Rome not to remain any longer in
that capital than the time necessary to deliver To the
Pope a memorandum which he ought to receive about
she LIST Of August This memorandum is said to have
been meditaed long time, and it will be published as
it reaches the hands of his Holiness with whose
representative this government has shown too
much Difference and unmerited respect NV
RIound for saying is what I wrote to Won
in former letter, informing you that the Nunco had
going in the central treasury and demanded payment for
the month Of June and what had passed July up to the
time OF his departure all which paid by order of the
Council Of Ministers You were not perhaps that
Spain has been in the habit Of giving palace free
- the Popes representative, and paying him besides
The anguish of the treasury continues, as
That the Minister of Finance, Senior Bruil was
financial nullty, and few weeks have confirmed my
assertion He the nullist of the utilities which Spain
has had for Minister in many years Besides another
consideration is to be added In every constitutional
country whenever Minister is beaten in the Parliament
he resigns his place immediately but Senior Bu has the
shameessness to continue in his place, facing public
opinion, which execrates him.
There is hope yet of paying the expenses
Of June Neither the forced oan the release Of pro-
Perty from mortmain, which the only two elements
Of life for the produce results
desired, however much they may be hurried
The budget OF expenses for the present year has been
fixed committee of the Cortes at $50 373 reals
at 1918 221 800 reals veon or sos OIL 0s5 The deficit
Of 1856 O73 reals or 81 1856 453 IS must out of
the products Of the sale Of lands released from mortman
The Bank Of Spain (caed the Bank OF San Fernandez
had on the st Of July, capital Of $40 l39 305 reals
965 Is; its specie in the vault amounted to So
S5 464 reals its property value 1893 9S1 1855
reals its funds the hands Of its different commission
ers S2 sls reals its deposits Of every description,
$3.50 1879 reals and its current accounts amounted
shat date to u, $40, 715 reals
General Epartero receives daily memorials from NUM-
cpal corporations and corps of the national militia in
every part of the kingdom offering their ardent coope
ration for the determination of the enemies Of liberty
and Of the constitution and suppcatng him to continue
Az tne head OK the government as the only
whom is symbolized Spanish liberty. That is true, per-
hap in more senses than for Epatero lacks energy
well as talent.
According to letters from France the Cariss although
prosecuted by the French police trying to get up
more supreme effort for footing in the peninsula but
the Spanish prepared and will disconcert
force which presents itself
In Catalonia and in all the other provinces
order reigns for the moment and the bands OF
Carsts have been put down. The clergy has
given, and is still giving money to the Carst
chiefs and stimulating them to enter SPAIN but many
those leaders unwilling TO face the music view of
the bad reception they have met thus far 1t is found
that the greater part of the Caris muskets have
brought from Belgium.
The cholera continues to invade all parts OF Spain and
in districts with frightful force. In Granada
there remain very few people, but the deaths for
abe nineteen days past have been two thousand FIVE
hundred persons. In the whole province Of Madrid the
scourge is activethere villages which have
been almost completely depopulated but in Madrid it.
sef is remarkable that the number of Deaths though
increasing is less than in the rural districts.
The example OF the Queen who has succored and
tinues to the sick Of this disease has found ta
tors In all parts associations formed for charity
the theatres give benefits for the hospitals and
are presented for encounterng great desoation.
To this scourge that Of famine will in parts
he added. In many provinces the crops Of breadstus
potatoes silk wine and of the great staples which
compose the wealth of SPAIN have been scanty lost
in the strongest terms against the sale Of Cuba and the
press is out Warmly in the same sense.
Yours, &C., Ell CID.