The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-12

SO you Sec the state OF the treasury very bad The
actual expenses of the exceed certainly rs
millions Of dollars, and the ordinary is calcu
lated at b3 millions or with extraordinary taxation, at
90 millions, leaving deficit Of 10 millions Of dollars
which it is not easy to say how the governnent will
cover in the desperate situation in which 1t a:tusy
finds ITSELF and especially when it is aooshug all the
contributions Of the former tariffs. 1t s not enough
that there should be some improvements in the Navy
and Treasury Departments, whist the scandaous saa
res Of the great officials are lett uatoushsd until
il oone half the pension list stricken off, the nation
win never be solvent much less IL the interior dis
orders should become more complicated.
The floating debt Of Spain on the LIST Of june was
more than 70 millions o. dollars II mas ossn said that
militia, but it 10 not true for the government well
knows that any attempt to trammel impede
by the Cortes. The legislative sessions con-
tnue in their usual course, occupying themselves with
varens subjects OF general interest," aud the bases I'D
and 23d Of the constitution. Law With
gard to education win be promulgated many depu
ties wished allow freedom OF teaching but the propo
Htion fell through
Tho Carlsts disappear at points, but re- appear
at Others generally commanded BY priests The govern
ment in the not ASLEEP, and shoots all the
factous who fall into its banda. The Queen has
turned TO Macrd from AraDguez before the usual PERIOD
in consequence Of some deaths there from cholera
nevertheless this evil scourge does not make pro-
gress in Madrid nor in this province
appears to be certain that Monsgneur Franchi Le
gate Charge dAares Of the Pope, win leave his post
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opinion in Rome that the Pope ought not to preserve
relations with Spain in consequences Of the sanction Of
the Law Of release from orem Ain whish according to
sentally upon the concordste Of This concordate
cepted here without regard to the decorum OF indie
pt ndent people, But this OF the great mistakes
OF the ''moderado' administration winch han contri
buted much to the rising Of the faction; as,
of the many privileges accorded to the clergy by
it, that body became sef relying and throwing Off thu
mask Of submission present themselves now, making
war against the existing government Whilst the Span
murmur sgsinst the constitutional without
proceeding TO hosttes. that government looked upon
1t with the Indifference which it deserved: but nov,
when they not only conspre openly but without shame
conjunction present themselves in arms against tina
government now, when from the proudest bishop to
the smallest shaveng they scatter their money TO sup
port civil war; and to again entail this s,ourgs upon the
nation, it would not be bad for to call
to NINA what deputy said in thefamous French
clergy were ccnspirng against the interests OF lioe.
Tbe frogs are raising their heads out Of tne Akes to
which another answered $50 much the osser-it is 50
Some people say that government have sought the
mediation OF France in affairs with the Pops
this were true it would DO new mark of stupidity
Of consideration fr 10 own dignity after ths action OF
the Cores in the matter but nothing is known With
certainty regarding this. In the Gazec of yes erday
appeared telegraphic communication from Paris pro
badly from ambassador at that court to the effect
that the Secretary Of the T. s. Legation in Mexico
coming TO replace Mr. Perry the present Secretary OF
that Legation in Madrid. As yet, this being iso
lated and not having besn in any foreign pa
per- cannot credit IT, not because believe that Mr.
soule will not. through his ntrigues, seek injure
Perry whose conduct ia respect to the true interests of
his country is go strongly contrasted with that OF the
Mr. Perry has obtained for his country every possible
result in the exsting subjects OF difference between
stoS prove the fact and It is generally known that all
liz own to his concatory spirit which differs widely
from the boasting and braggsdocis of Mr.. soule.
Our Berlin Correspondence.
BERLIN, June &c, 1885,
What Is Thought in Berlin Of the Successes Of the Allies
Extensive Movement OF Russian Troops from the Poli'h
Frontier 7o,cards Perc1op-7he Understanding Be.c.4a
Austria and the Czar-Correct Status Of the Military
Resources of Russia-7he Baltic Expedition, de-, dc.
In the military circles Of this city the iats events at
the seat OF have given rise to comfortable dis,us
sion Less importance Is now attached TO the opera.
tons OF the allies In the Sea Of Azo than receipt OF
the first elegrsphc dispatches 1t appears tina. they
have only bombarded, not occupied Gsntcb and Arabat
and that the Russians ara consequently still
of the military road along the Svsche instead OF being
restricted to the sthmns Of Pe-ekop 1t is acknowleig
ed, however, that the destruction OF such enormous
of grain and provisions Of ali kinds, and OF
whole feet Of costing vessels must be heavy blow
to tie Mu covea although falling more upon private
than upon the government. And besides.
these operations evnce energy and sctvity to which
the allies had not accustomed their first landing
in the Crimea, and which shows plainly that
spirit has been Infused into them by the restless
daring genius Of Pel.sser But the real de sion is still
before the walls OF Sebastope and hers too the be
fegers have made greater progress within the last few
weeks than during the whole of this tedious and
pro.racted campaign X fact, the capture Of she Name
lon ia the first step maze Yards taking the
fortress ITSELF (or at least the southern part OF ~ Ell
former attempts having been confined 70 Intellectual
and to bloody but aimsss struggles about
rife pits and ambuscades The failure Of the assault
the Nalakof tower is undoubtedly serious coretem
ard proves that the enemy not oismayed by dsea.
arc st rent upon defending The mselves to the last az
rerity; but e ID generally believed that the French
mapder will return to the atac NJ ths first favorable
opportunity till he has planted the ri coloe
the BATH peptp OF that terrible tort. Evea the fall
The Malakof, bowevsr, would no; immeiisseiy lead to
the capture destruction OF Sebasopo, there is4
double ns OF entrenctments 5shnd It, and every house
j. said TO have been rurn-d into an arseoa, cspao
d. fence and prepared for desperate rssttucs Un1er
tbsse circumstances and considering the trenendous
losses with which tse stornios Of net Of for
thatops must be attended IL certainly be ,0mss mat
ter OF serious reflection whether the allied arny vii
not be eventually destroyed ~ its very tsiunpns re-
duced 20 such state OF weakness as TO bo unacis Z,
vtL stand rbe onset OF ths fresh Russian aop,
that now on their rnarcn to ths psniasula for
have positive intesence here tsat the Czs relieve
by the pacific attitude his ehvalious brother Of
Austria frog, any further necessity Of keeping the bulls
OF his icrcea trateG the olsh frca.r has
ready gwen orders for part OF then consisting of two
wsoe corps daroie 10 pro,eei to the Ceiss ny forced
marches. One OF thu is the cite OF the Russsn army
tie GreDadsrs div siou OF which with thsr commsci
err General Psvotin had arrived the 18th nstan. at
ATmapskos Bazsr the 6rst stage south CT Psrssop an
must, therefore by tbis time have reaenad the head
qusrrers OF Prince GortschsEo on the heights OF nser
msru
Pahsps may well take this opportunity to givs
details rlstve to the present status % tos
Russian srn1 smente, about witch much more
AZ fat in these digsngs than the Epglsh press ap.
pesrs 20 be The whole Muscovte army Ia Europe Is
ninsy under the supreme comar! OF old P.sksvtcs.
NJ gsperaissmo, woose great age and uhrm,ae5 WI
probably prevent hin from takrg the field again
but whote considered "to~ar OF srsagtap by
hs country peo its prestige rot having suffered tos
eyes, ror, his last year failure at Sstra. In point
% fact there AZ present four separate armies
the army Of the North under the orders of General
Count Rutiser that of the West Ter sneral Sumo
koH that OF the Genre eotrustea 20 General 94nltn
and that OF the South commanded by Prince Gortscht
koH The army of the North IL distributed org shs
whole seshoard from Courand 20 tia Cult of B,taa,s
md consists of three coypsthst o. General Berg, ia
Of Arbuso1 with its headquarters at 81
Peter. burg--and that OF 9evers a. Riga The army OF
West posed OF the old guard and 10 divisions
OF she hue Is stationed In Poland 20 prevent sny
break in that country and to intiata the s'r"ery