The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-10

the United States it important 10 as.ertsn what r
cal rights these may acquire in America and 20 Whist
tent our government viii hold itself bound protest
them.
In regard to the Sound dues the government of Den
mari has invited the different nations trading 70 the
barc TO conference England and France have receiv
ed no special invitation, and do not disposed TO
take part in the conference. y. j. q.
Our Madrid Correspondence.
MADRID, Oct. 20 1855.
Tux Aboutsd Change Of kaitry-7ne Position Of N.
Catina and Of the Minister of Nnance in Particular
Crosses TO the Allied Characterization Of the AuaHoc
Of Spain xith England and frdnc-Subsisteace Of H.
Peupte-The Grain 7rode-Probable Prohibition Of n,
Er1ortatonc Of GrainCoasc1ueaces to ne Grain Trad
cfthe United tes-Iaundations-TAe Crups-E1arte
ro-Sale Of Church Lands-7he Carlists, de-, dc.
It is days since The political circles have been
talking about ministerial crisis but however much
good progresistas desire that some ministers should
leave the Cabinet because they do not go with su
cient resolution the crisis does not arrive Ali parties
against the Cabinet The moderados combat it be-
cause it is in and they out. The postoca ALSO
lutist party anathenatze it, not merely because they
wish to command but because this Cabinet selling the
lands of the clergy and quarreng with Rome The
cratic party condemns it because they are something
little more advanced than the liberal monarchiss whilst
this last which is its party, taxes it with nerness
and lack of administrative ability
They are all right. The Cabinet is not worth tin six
pence the only certain thing Its fate Senior
Bruil the Minister Of Finance will resign the Cortes
do not approve Of his plan Of finance He dead bird
The Cabinet has just given the grand of Saint
Ferdinand to Generals Pesser and Simpson ami that of
Charles the Third to Canrobert Bosquet Marmora
Those officers will doubt, consider themselves most
highly honored but this licking the heels of the vctos
at ebastopol the part of minister's is ridiculous
and disgraceful.
The question of the alliance of Spain with France
and England for the Of the Crimea, is agitated
constantly in the press The democratic fraction of the
Cortes is against it, and has thus said in full parliament
which it is expected will take place before long, it will
find most serious opposition in the Assembly, unless
England will offer Gibraltar indemnity. The
time has come here to put ourselves guard against
every policy which is not for our benefit.
u is sand lately that this government has not compro
vidual opinions Of its members these will be modified BY
the public inteestby circumstances; and above all by
the sovereign will of the Assembly.
again repeat that the question Of subsistence which
pre- occupies much the mind OF Napoleon, account
Of immense and transcendenta Importance does not
excite ess attention the part of our government.
The articles Of prime necessity going up in price
throughout the whole country and in the bad condition
of the class there another obstacle pro-
gress IL seems that the measure of prohibiting the
portati0n Of grain from the ports of the Peninsula being
seriously considered. This will undoubtedly affect the
grain trade in the United States ALSO and IL the
should extend to checking the expectation to Cuba and
Porto Rico also, the benefit to viii be Immediate and
The immense quantity Of rain which has fallen for
two months past has occaoned disasters in many parts
OF The country. The crops have suffered severely,
especially the crop Of wine which is almost entirely de
troyed The inundatons have swept away whole villages
and the roads are impossible
II lisa fact that EsparterO, the Duke of Victory. the
representative Of Spanish liberty, President of the Coun
ell OF Minister'S the rmest prop Of the throne of Isabel
properly the elevated which he OCCUPIES
Let al those most excellent and most ilustrDus Spa
pish thieves who wander about the neighborng EN-
rire, consprpg and making difficulties for the actual
government learn lesson from his honesty and purity
,65 is the number Of lots of real estate lately
leased from mortmain already sold. The clergy are
getting cesps ndent desperate The bands Of facous
adherents Of the priests wandering about the noun
iains Of Catalonia, closely pursued by The govern
although small causing considerable damage, espe
cieliy TO property belonging to the liberals,
Of the better classes falling victims It thought
the cool aher would 1t to decrease but the
rar, has been the fact JUAN.
Our Vienna Correspondence.
VIENNA, Oct. %, 1855
III, Jao,tioi Measures Of Bo,on Brrc--Their Soundaes
esd Esooi OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Credit looking
Up The Sound Ducs--Cubo and he United Slatcs--Ne
csrowdot--7he Hon. Millord Fillmore at Tienna--O
rage on he Chaplain Of ne British Embassy
Having been prevented from addressing you by last
week. mail becomes necessary to revert to the financial
at least al, orb public attention. This talented and in
aealigable Minister Of Finance Is determined to the
financial circumstances Of the State to rights and with
that view, TO restore above all things the rency
the country to Its pristine yal1e The task which he has
undertaken 10 accomplish is beset with immense and in
cacuabe difficulties but Baron Bruck possesses the rare
qualifications which indispensabiy necessary for
successful solution of this toughest of modern financial
problems. He is also supported by the entire confidence
Of his imperial master aud not less by the monetary
world In and out al Austria. The Emperor Francis Jo
scph ba. recently sanctioned the following
Isl domains of unbiemished titles to the
i55 millions Of forms will be legally transferred to the
national bank with full right of sale alienation 10
like amount OF the government debt which
incurred by the las, conversion OF state money into
hank notes. Tie of these domains will com
To now into the golfers of the bank from the Is
November this year The estimate Of these domains is
nsderably below their real value; there viii be
daculiy In Gnoing buyers for great portion OF this
vcy fac landed property especially for tho beautiful
called Modene.ian estates in the nat-ihai IS in the
souih 81 Hungary, Sales Of this land TO the amount of
tFom Ia ;wrnty millions Of forins viii H. easily Of
iocic and upon hs h,o G security of the remainder
o the Transferred property the bank will doubtless
euahhd 20 contract adequate loan abroad by which
M amount p bullion 10 her coolers viii be augmented in
meat. may b. Asly undertaken and if not
~ - onee, ~ least BY degrees. As the present
ciis v tho inrvlesn MONEY markets shall have pa,sel
he National Bsns viii b. held contract such
lesn, tic operation should ipsol temporarily
oss tien that Institution II Ia been resps-
- cfeatt mortgage pauk, inieyral but nde.
rsnasm tancb estslh,hmeni u tie National Bsnl For
ihi, pu1o ~ oop haua shares win Ne emitted at
90 atins eseh. - b. ld mp in bard c,in Zach holder
. 80 ai sAsrss Wia v "utitlcsi one with
thss osliia = Ssee.co hoin. in metal coin advance.
al = iafe up'n ea property by .o-calod mortgage
tou.i1 road ssis,H piich siG Is Of an immense
trufti n ~ ecsnis e. hisaer,o y has been almost
na1@~sfls 70 pl.s eailt4 aPon .ueh Ike ,ecari'y e.
49, ihaE "a fsst0esi, tcfLs R.. A Austrian ,elt
Note wi ~ c'ca'a str iie fashion x tie institu.
fan tbsi = fari.. An 4 III Au.iro.Itan.n
rrnFs rl " spusei g y to State. For ,he.c Two
bitter tnde4auEs a. hsast :. GVthsshld a. conjune.
tan wth Fal flea A4,'riaa ashousen en- III, one