The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-12

! TO have preserved such as YOU have N d
them.
The Marshal. aying iTected nothing
returned 10 Madrid and in he eyenin.
the miaist r. assembled, and decided t..
The resignation Of her couneil an mass
should be laii before The Queen mex
mornirg, i! she did not aior her saActoI
10 The law.
fhe mex, morning, therefore, al the
Ministers were at Aranin,z z, an Marshall
y Donncll, having been the first to enter
tie Queens apartment, said ''1iadame,
fear that yod deceive yourself as 10 your
position. You 90 nlt seem 10 be NV re
that il YOU persist il your refusal, the
C9ftes will constitute itself into n National
& INVENTION. II you drive Us 10 it. We
shall renouncc that institute nal royalty
for which we have made so many sacrih-
ces; and we will proclaim n republic !;
Spain Will no be he more unfortunate.
But We shall keep yarr daugl.t Your
lighter who belongs 10 The nation, and
may serve as hostage against you. -
these m naces, uttered with great energy
by man who does Mt always retain the
mastery over Himself, carried with them a
dread into the mind Of the Gu en-, ana
quelled her courage. Her spirit was ex.
hausted, and she burst into tears. Il
hesitate no longer" she cried with grief
~ Will do for my daughter what would
nor do for my self | will Sign. If you
promise not to take her away IRON me-
Bat protest with all my soul against yoYr
vioehee ; and hope that God will Hay tie
responsibility of my weakness on your
u at, and On those If your colleagues and
friends" At this moment tie Grand
Chamberlain and the ladies Of her Males-
~ were introduced into tie chamber, pre-
coded by the Princess of Asturias, who
threw hersell into he arms os her mother,
vile the r,st threw themselves at her
feet. entreating her d end the contest, and
not to compromise the safety Of her Il rome
and Tue fate Of ner dynasty by longer
resls ance. Marshall o Donn,ll again IN
sisted" Hasten, madame your Ministers
are tired OF waiting he Ministers en-
Tered the Deputiss formInL tile bureau
OF the Gortes accompanied them enc Of
the NJ nlsiers place pen in the hands Of
the Queen. and the law was sanctioned.
Whist This was passing at Araniuez,
Madrid was beginning to assume a. reso
lu'ioaary aspect. The garrison vas con.
fined 70 barracks the streets were
crowded members of the Cortes knosn
for thtr ultra democratic opinions, r
regularly assembled in one Of tie apart.
menis OF their palaces, were holding sit
ting. IN which measur Of utter anarchy
we're being discussed They demanded
decree that should procl IN the throne
vacant and c,nvoke national convention;
50 that, by a coincidence worthy Of re-
mark, the heads of the extreme parties
OF the Cortes were pr luding to these acts
al lie very memeut that Gen O Donnell
was threatening tie Queen with item
The commanders Of tie militia were agi-
tailng the same questions. and preparing
10 second whatever the G res might IN
dertske.
The Madrid GO re ponder OF tic Lon
don Times, wiring May 7th, says
Mr Perry, Secretary Of he American
Legation, has formally ANNOUNCED tlat his
government accepts the arrangement pro
posed by the Spanish Cabinet in The AFT ar
Of the Black Warrior. Ills note ca the
subject expresses, in the me OF the Pre-
sdent Of tie United S,ates, the mo t
friendly sentiments, and the lope that the
conclusion Of lie affair will draw closer
the relat oas bt.w cen tie two countries
The Spanish Minister for Foreign affairs
has iutilna in tie G rites that o her
claims are pending.
Fyrun~5I Drnrnndsnnu