The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-04-03
HON. WALTER t. COLOUITT.

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We learn (savs the Savannah Georgian that this dis
ugushed citizen of Columbus who has so far recovered
as to endure the fagues of travelling some extent
for Montvale Springs East Tennessee where
by the use Of those waters we sincerely
hope he may regain his former strength and vigor.
EXCITING SCENE IN THE SPANISH CoRTEs on
THE SUBJECT OF CUBA-IMPORTANT DECLA-
RATION BY THE SPANISH MINISTRY
The Madrid correspondent of the Paris Pesse gives the
following of the interpretations put the Spanish
ministry in the Cores the subject of General Concbas
dispatches:
'The Cores to vote to-day March 81 of high i'm
Importance the greater from fact
PREJUDICE the solution of the question left the AS
semby by NJ Ooxaga. 1t has affirmed in principle the
of two chambers BY majority of 2ol votes against
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oBut the sitting reserved for other emotions. / an
nounced you few days SINCE the discovery very
rous conspiracy in the island of Cuba This morning the
government received ccumstanta dispatches brought it
BY NJ Baslo of the most distinguished officers Of the
Spanish navy has just returned the island
General serrano suddenly interrupted the debate the
constitution by demanding of the ministry if they could give
explanation to the contents of these dispatches
NJ Luzuriaga in the midst of silence truly solemn,
gave reply categorical the circumstances would per-
"a great conspiracy had in fact been discovered But
the Captain General Concha had succeeded in nppng
the bud. All the prncpal TINS drama the
hands of the authorities The minister able give the
that the security of this rich colony
ger Large renorcemens of troops about being de-
spatched Gen. Concha Spain would bleed from all her
veins than support in that quarter either injury
dishonor.
% On the character Of the conspiracy NJ Luzuriaqa was
explicit he himself would have desired
He only yentnred to nsnuate fact which people here
like TO doubnamely that the impulse Of this conspiracy
from the United States and be asserted
with energy, and in which produced profound i'm
preston the assembly that all the conspraors
acknowledged partisans of the of slavery
On this occasion the minister made declaration which
reflects the highest honor upon him. upon the cab
met whoce sentiments he expresses He said that
invading the rights of established property without refusing
to compensate them by suitable indemnity the SPANISH
government finally decided put to barbarous
Institution which all civilized nations condemned and which
NJ. Luzuriaga did fear call pest and shame to hu-
mainly.
"The Espartero ministry has the merit for having
taken this initiative from the fact that negro ala
very reckons in this liberal land Of SPAIN numerous and
very parsns And for Cuba ITSELF the declaration
is not without its perils
ON oozaga constituted himself the interpreter Of the
sentiments OF the whole assembly BY proposing vote Of
adhesion and thanks the cabinet Ii was the pepdan 10
that which passed about month since in
of the explanations demanded by NJ. Maria,ecuv The
Corte have proved that they decided not
retreat from this position in which the honor Spain
deeply involved.
Apart from the debates Of the assembly have learned
principal suhor this Cuban an un-
ockcd monk who had succeeded in insinuang himself 10
certain extent the confidence Of General Concha
ton is sso made In conneron with il, Of well known su-
ployee belonging to the engineer corps"