New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-21
Majesty many years. &c.

% sespier on me. ,,..-,..,o,,, ,.o.r. e.
| "60u P'' +" BGLDOMERO ESPARTERO"
| = t,-,r,;o, + "a kor, his determination profound
| - from every one unth tne moment ne cOhihuui,
F.sJ Il 10 tho Cudon. HE colleagues were uniformed
~, becsrse be desired 10 AVOID the pressing argu-
7 ~, - c,f-esfes with which he well know they
iS "s.sI him 20 induce him 10 remain at their head
~ ,ts,cylsy morning the Gazette positively contra
I'D a newspaper statement that the Duke &c la
lr;r,or, wss determined TO resign describing Y rs
sn.,elv without foundation Painfully affected by
Ninistcr'e resolution the Queen declared her-elf
sly received not 10 accept his rcsineton. lie insist
I'd. fhe sled tear and used entreauc. but without
fc and the Duke retired from the presence, Leaving
Il, res ena,ion with her Majesty She i'm nediately
snt for General O'DoDnel who was astonshed 70
arn what had passed and fully agreed WITH her as 70
9e necessity Of retaining Espariero al the mean "
sfairs If he could not be induced 70 rems,"' tnS
Queen told ODOf nell she would not remain IN hAIil'
whore shc should not consider berseii ~ salc'!.
n this che judged wei. EsparteIo Is ,so Aoys,oIIo
A the situation; IL he withdrew himself me Whoie
structure would fall to P1eees a oSt Of the raio.
ue sbonl8 have the National Guard, on the Oue
Ispa furious of the departure OF their avoute, and
Izpnbo Of being convinced that he had not been sac
Ssced 10 a resc;ionaTy intrigue; on the other side
srcld stand the troops who hate the Nationally, jea
"a, suspicious and on the gu vive; the ModeradOs
I'D be working one way, the Democrats another,
yboth combined against the Liberals bewideied By
n loss of their chief We are ia the barrcsde season.
gfU
sud not be for off. All convinced that serious
"a pefhaps sGnguDary events would follow hard
yon the heels Of Espaiteros retreat; and as an IN
tsrce Of ihc general feeling, may mention that the
H;urer OF Foreign Affair, General Zabala, last night
5esIsd that if Espatoro had persisted ia his deter
SSirston he would have taken himself and his family
out OF Madrid within "a hoUrs.
rs lie Queen desire O'DonDcll sought Espartcro'
r,oiterview war most alimated. The Duke was
Img rfcxibe, bat DOnnell was not to be repulsed.
Ne retured again and again 10 the charge, appealing
10 his conps aiOns PATRIOTISM aud depicting IN glow
w bui not cO0rs the terrible consequences
sthe country II EspareIo pTesis'ed IN Ala intention.
i,ra sssuIed-ard the incident is by means neon
Gent with ODCnnelrs impetuous aud passionate
iarsctcrthat IL The heat of discourse he threw b m
II on lis knees as suppliant AZ last the Duke
sdod. a Cabinet Council was held az O'Clock lrs.t
eht acd I, e other Ministers were epprlsed 20 their
irene CONSERVATION, Of Espaoro's resignation aud
inrr great joy Of his having consented to Withdraw
Il vhs doubtless under the influence Of bodily suf-
lenpe and of hc moral depression induced by the ex
frme difficulty Of GOvernUcat-a difficulty enhanced
by the increased ntrgues OF political factions and by
ti.e ucHtiDg and incOhertrt course OF the National
Assembl that the Duke do In Victoria determined to
sct M 10 The resolution he had mgde and announced
when soop after the meeting of the Chamber, he was
;sdroeG to rcsume the power he then abic tted. lie
los long az been acquitted Of the unbOunded ouon
once laid Biz charge and men ere now more disposed
10 bame him for not sacrificing HE health his tastes and
bis repooe to the cesses of the State and for seeking
10 escape from sn exalted but most arduous and thank
Isss office. day may when he will be able, with
safely TO the country and without reproach TO his
PATRIOTISM 10 retire from the position which has been
thrust upOn him rather than sought by him; but that
Say has not vet arrived, and he would incur heavy
responsibility and future selfcondemnation were be TO
rsst upon quitting office in opposition TO the wishes
and remonsraaces of his Sovereign, his colleagues
and his countrymen He must be content to drag his
dlain a little longer, since concurrence OF circum.
Stances ard II public voice alike indicate him the
nan upon whom the tranquility Of Spain at present
rests.