The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-15
Our Madrid Correspondence.

MADRID, Sept. Il, 1886.
The Palace Question Se,asd-7he Health Of Epariero-
State Of Parties-TAe Labors Of Demo Tlcy-Mons,er
Pisos- The Cdrliss--Cteryy- Navigation Of TIE 7agus
and Che Etro--Resnforcemests for Cuba.
The question Of the arrangem Of the household of
the Royal Palace which has preoccuped the public and
the press has been resolved definitely and well. TIL
interior regulations forme by the Minister of State hav
been approved by her Majesty and thus the number
he many persons who absorbed great salaries have been
duced and those of suspicious bad anecedents have
been smissed substituting them with others of marked
roueisa IDEAS Thus, in this arrangement three re-
suits are obtained. The dminuton of expensive reduc
tion OF officers and the security that the individuals
nearest the Queen will second the ideas of the govern
ment which desires decorum and morality in the Palace
OF the Kings.
The Duke Of Victory has gone to reestabsh his health
at the royal close by Madrid called the Pardo The
health Of this ustrious parsonage has been broken for
long time past by his former ftgues. would be i'm
possible to toresee whittier should CO. what would
be the consequences Of another revolution which would
undoubtedly take place in case OF his death
General ODonnell, Minister Of War, and chief OF the
last outbreak whom necessity threw into the of the
liberal party in order to himself does not enjoy by
long odds the popularity Of General Espartero Duke Of
Victory.
The liberal party puts its confidence in NOBODY except
the man in whom liberty in Spain is symbclzed.
Ali the political parties into which Spain IS divided
hope Of triumph What is certain is that new revola
toa that the people armed, and have not for
gotten the eleven past years OF tyranny and pecuaon
would be disastrous for the throne and bloody for the
clergy.
The government has ceased fear that the democrats
will Iise in instruction in the province Of Valencia
Troops sent to that point to avoid the rising which
there doubt about to take place. The plan was
to get sion Of the strong castle OF Murvieiro by
ooup-dsman but its garrison reinforced in time.
The democrats have formed secret society with
branches throughout span the individuals Of which
bound by an oath.
considerable force has been obliged to go to Taria
10 repress the movement of the democrats who were
about to divide the lands belonging to the rich, appro
.priaing them to their own use.
In Journal called the Ehs Of the Operatives, has ap
peared monster petition, which the democrats are
going send to the Cores praying for the right OF free
lions Efforts being made so that signatures
to this document may be forthcoming from every part Of
Spain The petition is Called The last request and last
hope OF the laboring Glass;
ihave before told you TINT democracy Is advancing,
and told you fact.
The Carlists continue to agitate for q civil war
N favor Of Montemolin but the government does
aot loose sight of them, and the military and civil
authorities in the provinces have the most positive or
lers concerning these conaiu who cry out, with the
llunderbuss in their hands, long live religion" aud
rob and destroy what they The active persecution
HEY suffer not let them thrive although the clergy
Is making the greatest sacrifices in money to keep them
IN foot
What the government has to fear not that party but
the democrats.
The navigation Of the Tagus, which will at length be
happily accomplished win give country great i'm
pulse. The navigation OF the Ebro will also 60 ahead
and the government L. urging It along.
These rivers win then carry to the coast the super
undance Ct the Interior aud the trade will give meal
ouabe benefits to the country.
In the corvettes Lusa and Rita considerable reinforce
mcnts are about embsrking for the army of Cuba