The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-02

playing OF s1 fmrs-oS's trumr-hs accelerated depar-
tu,e ron barri,, ! Therefore refer again TO my com
munieations OF the 30th ult No well Informed person
copm havc doubted the rt1pit u the pending ncgoa
tWns though the final decHan not expressed thus
coon The conference at irun, between Oolas "a
Faia hac no doubt ~ influence this government tor
cabinet council convened Immediately after The re-
turn OF tho Minister 81 state 10 Madrid Ia which the
IiipcIal points Of The treaty agreed rpou
spin embraces openly and uncquivocally The alliance "a
the western Powers against Bussa in which latter Power
she behold the dsturher Of universal peace ana AZ he
time The antagonist for many years of this govern
ment. Queen Isabella IL T. well Known, il at this mo-
men, not yet acknowledged ~ Russia Spain declares
Of troops rioToronete 10 she object In yiew
pre'ens condition Of her does not permit her To
ei mime ~ number the tine when they 10 be got
ready TO coo crate with The military operations the
Ailies. A. soon as the CPS de res1re shall be
ranised lshie.. i now being dcne) and the present
prorcriy Drilled hc viii place at The disposition OF the
Western owens body Of troops with her
dignity and power. IN the meanwhile Spain permits
within the limits OF her whole territory the enlistment
of volunteers and expresses her readiness In case her
tctrs waiting (ciats res-nplaEo) De employed 10
Pay ihtu the amount 81 their present salaries
lie council Of ministers ended the am.
basa of France and gland notified 81 its
clus M, and these Immediately forwarded dispatches 10
their respective govei nmnts Tomorrow, Sunday, the
answer OF The French government expected iou may
tent public opinion is excited on The subject The spanish
government has often denied the pending negotiations
between II md the French government, that people be
ousit med TO place the which pcfo-
Ideally renewed this subject among the chimcrns of
the political onidanscs. And this much doubted
n NOR becomes at once reay-an accomplished fact
With the whole gravity of liz nealcuabe immediate anI
ultimate consequences. Even the journals friendly the
government cannot conceal their vocation, although
they not opposed 10 the niancn with the Western
overs. Ali oihersthe Carlist moiefado and la
Instances The radical papefsac in fire and fnmcs and
10 not find word. sufficient 10 blame this 'inconsider-
ate. unwe, arbitrary" step Of the government. In
gard to the last epibct II cannot be doubted that the
government has the initiative In making treaties
clifton that the Cortez rntify them and the rcproach
would lie unfounds1 If it not known that the cab
ret acted without he knowledge of the Queen who
only info med Of what had been done after tho reSpcc-
tive coufiers had left Madrid. Then IL that the mi
nfters wtnt 10 tie tculini to acqunin her with what
Ind been done. 1his evening the official bctrotha be-
tween The inst secretary II the French legation, Mr..
Gunut, with Miss kk atfick aged 80 cousin e. the
impress fuH,nic Il TO take pnce Ia the hotel % the
French Ambassador The Imp made the happy
/ IL prescni Of 100000 The whole diplomatic corps
IL inl tied 10 the nupiaIs."
ffftm tie Madrid Journals
The Madrid journals Of the 1lth Of August have been
received. 1be JurlGasnio aseofts that NJ. ulossga ON
cally nfoIm the Emperor ~ The French al n recent
audience, tha be sianih government has adopted the
outon ot taking art in the against Kussia and
81 sending army 10 the Fast.
1he tac II the ps ional property by public auction
commenced at the lown Hall a Madrid on the 10th IL
attended by great number OF persons and the
petition vas 20 l.ea that several lots knocked
down for double the upfet price. Energetic
being taken for sezpg the property OF the clergy In
spite of The Iasve resistance OF the bishops and other
ecclesiastical authorities.