The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-21
Oar Madrid Correspondence.

luton at Rdnd--The "Spanish Lion" and Its Editoy-
A" AToc'oas Calumny-Aiscauiage Of the Quees-
The carlists-D9eas IF Body Of Queens Troops-The
Democrats Arakc-1he Arrests Of Important Aen--Tae
Loan--1he Phalirines-TSitunal Broken Up--Cis1a,
America and Mr. Dodge.
The day OF the reopenng Of the sessions Of the Con-
stituent Cores is at hand The deputies are already
most of them here the the Chamber was
issued two days since body exists her1w who not
his eyes fixed the day after tomorrow, for the stus
ton of the country alarming and the conduct Of minis
tiers is not at all satisfactory.
Everybody thinks Is very important that the Cores
should come together and that the labors Of the mum
beress committees charged with the draft of laws and
preparation of measures should be laid before them
This political machine does work. ii is out Of gear
IT is broken in parts it is clumsy it has been repaired
unskillfuly nobody knows how to manage IT. and many
are at work to impede its being managed at ALL We
hall whst plans OF salvation the Assembly will
adopt. do not hope for much from them. part
out party hacks politicians, and others are so
completely green and gnoran. OF everything pertaining
10 government that II IL pretty easy guessing that they
will do about what they cid beiore--noihing in part
cular.
Meantime all the world is aiscon,ented. All prudent
persons putting by the money and guarding against
revolution which they believe already must
There kind OF prophetic, Lat-easc sort Of feeling
and great change In political and social affairs
One Of the grave questions which has arisen IN these
spanish Lon which stated in so many words that the
Queen had mscared in Of the violence suit
crees for the new Of palace. Such an
accusation, coming from o miserable little newspaper,
ss,m ~ in ali minds and the stepping over
the Flaw for printing caused the editor the paper to
be conducted to prison to answer tor such an
caumuy This editor Ia under the grasp Of the law,
and the ministers and oil sensible people are interested
in the chassement of who could abuse thus one OF
the dearest privileges Of liberty viz tnat Of free print
ing 1t Is clear that this csamny invented by the
moderados ard to prove that it caumny 1t suices
to say that veybody believed the Queen to be in good
Some days afterwards it true that the situation Of
her Majesty appeared to confirm the statement and on
the 25th instant the miscarriage officially published
She is now getting very we although her return to
Madrid has been suspended by prohibition Of the phys
clans the present. apd she remains at the Escura
The Queen approved ano signed, spontaneously
and sincerely the reform OF her servants convinc
Of sae the so s S ns party
least are told so by the ministers and mem
bers Of the progrsssta party and !, we al, try :"
his absoutis tendencies and his Bourbon instincts adds
the circumstance Of being uncer the influence Of the
apostoca clergy has been sadly dspsased that the
whom he had in his immediate service should be
taken away from him. He, however, am happy to say,
has mscarred and he is not of much Importance
any way let him bear the burden of the story and
beloved Queen be saved from the imputaton OF having
had any preferences of her own.
The Cariists continue their ncursions along the Py
renees in spite of the French police. The Carlist Club
in Paris works hard and sends considerable sums OF
partaans tenacious and valiant and worthy to de-
end better cause than that Of the seistyed Don Car
rup as they are r' deporazed Il behooyes the govern
ment to keep after this beginning OF Carst war with
very sharp stick and the troops must look Wild and not
though the government has not told the truth about It,
II is certain that the Carsts have surprised detach
ment Of troops and defeated them, killing many and max
ing many prisoners
The democrats also wide awake. Tho socialist
clubs active and deputies to the Cortes
q
The police have caught o the distributors offooi
sh proclamaticns; and the prisoners have made some
revelations from which other important persons
have been arrested and thrown into prison.
The loan has been subscribed Voluntarily to the
amount Of S9,0o0,o0o s2,O0o0oO Is, therefore, the
amount to be levied by force.
The foolish sort Of government exercised by General
Crespo in the Philippine Islands has made u necessary to
The government has taken possession Of the archives
and records of the Tribunal Of the Roa aud shut the
court This tribunal Of the P0pes concerning
ecclesiastical affairs.
Matters concerning Cuba and Americas motioness.
Nobody hears or sees anything concerning them Mr..
Dodge the American Minister has just returned here
from the Escuria We don't know whether that has any
political sgnncation but rather imagine not. That
gentleman seems to pass pretty much unperceved 1t
may be something very deep going on, but nobody
seems 70 have any disposed to think
leave all questions of doubtful nature side for
does. We people to having any trouble with
anybody and we like particularly not to have anybody
trouble us. Ell CID
The Revolutionists Of Europe.
MANIFESTO OF MAzzNI, KossUTH, AND. LEDRU
ROLLIN TO THEIR BRETHREN IN FAITH.
The town Of sebastopol has fallen. The between
the Western governments and the Car is irrevoca
ble and prolonged indefinitely. Russia after defeat,
cannot to conditions without descending To the
rank Of trdrate Power and the Allied Powers in face
of the excited public opinion which in incident of
war decided victory cannot propose peace without
conditions The fall Of Sebastopo is then for
nothing bat the first period of Of which the last
should 20 Earu ~k, l,cla
beyond the surface of things and does not his
inspirations from the small events of the enemys field
Of the nations, who until have been mute and
tioniess nothing changed 1t Is in the of this
for the other change this duty. 1t seems
to that the moment has arrived for reconsltung the
democracy Of Europe in powerful unity, and displaying
act before the enemy, and to say to
brethren of ali countSes-with the authority which
is given not of ourselves but in the gertrude that
express what IS living and raging in the heart
of the people-on the knowledge Of the present
conditions, assumed from intelligence collected from all
important points Of Furopeon the conscience Of many
pledges given 10 the Of European liberty and 10
the firm determination, as are, not to fail
brethren III ever they respond to call It Is
trae the initiatives hand TO raise the standard of the
movement and voice to cry the hour is come. We
recognize their flag in that which we raise II they think
our word the expression Of the truth IL their duty to
az h the We na enter the ranks
what sort Of awakening will that bes The history Of the
last six years teaches US. II will take place until,
unity shall be established in the field This Is In the
present day the supreme want the circumstances gene
rated by the fought in the East make 1t urgent That
Is why we speak. We speak to-day, and have been
silent until now because language, opportune
at this moment, would have been incautious and
immature few months ago, at the beginning Of the
war; Many illusions have Vanished and serious les
sons then foreseen BY few have been made evident
to every The European question is only in the
sphere of principles-iberty for all Fraternal assoca
ton for ALL. These the common rights and objects
Of every but IN the practical sphere Of the facts and
the meane, the question assumes two different aspects:
that Of the nationality Of peoples who like Italy, Hun
gar and Poland to vindicats their existence .gsut
foreign OPPRESSION and that Of the peoples Who having
already Ike France gained their nationality intend only
to prosecute its regular developement against the usurp
ation for the organisation Of their nationality For the
6rst, the revolution il war, immediate They want
allies and favorable circumstances For the Others 1t II
only the matter Of home work. and Of being unanimous
and willing The present seemed At first to Offer to
the dismembered natonalies chance Of less important
sacrAces Some hoped that the talo Hungarian ques-
ton would be helped by the forced support Of the West
err Powers ever the identity Of principles tradition
fear should throw Austria openly into the Of the
Car others thought the necessity Of success would drive