The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-31

lie militia riots at Ncnagh Qreland) are over.
news from Italy continues to be Of alarming cha
err. There symptoms that sooner later Austria
Sardinia will come TO blows. A letter from Naples
the Anglo Italian Legion gives no little uneasiness
e, and has caused much expense to the government,
King had ordered the whole deienccs Of Gaia
to be put into thorough repair for fear of descent
bis terrible body.
The Revolution In Spain.
J. OF THE EsPARTERO CABfNET-aEvERAL ODoN-
ELLIS CALL TO THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TIE NEW CABINET AND IT'S MEMBERS.
PARIS, Monday, July Ill p. NJ.
Geographic despatch from Madrid, dated o'co,k
evening, announces that Espartero has rendered his
nation, and was about TO leave for Logrono.
neral Donne is appointed President Of the Council.
Rosas, Minister OF the Interior.
de Olano, Marine.
stor dag, Foreign Affairs.
Cantero Finance.
was thought that General O'Donnell would disarm
National Guard.
Correspondence Of the London Tmes.l
PARIS, July IS, 1855.
ent you last night despatch by telegraph which
eoeived from Madrid; II dated At O'Clock the
afternoon and announced the fall Of the Espartero
Jet, or rather the retirement OF Espartero and hts
Is tor general O'DoBnell stll remained mt the head
Mrs. TIE new ministerial com binaton was report.
Aat despatch as folows:-Marshal oDonncll, Pre-
Of the Council; Rios Rosas, Interior; Ros de 0lano
gent OF General Narvaez ana with whose name and
cter you are probably already acquainted) Minis
Marine; Pastor Diaz, Foreign Affairs and Cantcro,
ecood despatch received in the early part Of to-day
lDces sonle additions 10, and one change In, the
yhe Departments OF Justice and Public Works, it
seen, were not mentioned as being provided for
cond despatch states that NJ Luzuriaga had been
ated 90 the former, and NJ Jose Manuel Coado TO
ter; sod that Ros de Olano was not continued in
v combination, but that the Marine Department
Nrusted 70 NJ. Bayarri A cabinet completed in
rsf despatch, gave US a notion of cabinet o
gated reaction, though, strong as II might be
aid net have held good against the instinctv
cry OF one OF its members, whose name l
Pal with the basest political bad faith.
ses neSs s anSTpg ans e eeosa
confirmed or, more properly speaking, that
eceive news Of their acceptance Of ONCE; for in tn
OF men long acquainted with the state OF parties
those names present q chance OF saving tn
b froen civil war. l do not see, however, that III
III containing their nomination announces at tn
lime their acceptance; only hope that II will soon
The first combination was a modersdo with
bhade but the addition 10 II contains liberal ee-
fnzursaga, who was the predecessor Of General
IN the Foreign Department under the Presidency Of
tsa liberal OF the good old honest school Of unim
and unimpeachaole probity, political and personal.
q party that has succeeded 10 power In Spain
prs past, however divergent or hostile to each
aoCcver tolerant or prosecuting however moral
freK Calatrava al one extreme, 10 Sartorius nj
Ter, that has not voluntarily, In spite CT their
mature borne testimony TO the civic virtues OF
Ma Honest men wished Ia adorn still more their
by his presence, and knayes 10 hide their mis-
nder the shadow Of his reputation. When they
Of have him In the government they would name
tsiicp< OF the supreme Court OF Justce-a post
be hss Allied for n considerable umc.
agarr Is, comparatively speaking, new man;
ong men of proby and honor, he spoken we'll
Ellis the post OF Secretary TO the Cortes, and was
by the liberal party for that Office
Manuel Collado Is already known 70 the public.
for some months Minister OF Finance in thu Is
edm nistration, but his spirit and strength gave
ore The Hercuean labor OF regulating the Spanish
and providing, under adverse circumstances,
treasury that had bceu drained TO the last by
es and Adventures for tho exigencics OF the pub.
CO. He ts a native OF san Sebastian, the of a
herman, and the hbrcator OF his own ortune,
considerable, by many years Of successful 10,
A | have already observed. II IL not enough
Use men have been named must know that
We accepted aud are likely 10 remain, either
YES or some others like them, before we eau
that Spain will pass through the crisis
ON serious troubles. The motive must
indeed which would induce NJ Luzuriags n
oted friend Of Espartero, TO accept place In
rhich that admired friend had Quilted, and To
der leader who. VI not an adversary, Is al least
and successful rival. His presence and that OF
theirs Of big party are the only guarantees see
cscton OF the worst kind, for O'Dopnel attaches
same meaning TO " firmuess and cnergyp a.
nee celebrated leader, who, aorged with wealth
RS, has grown torpid from very plethora. by
3 and energy" both mean the disreg ard OF life
br constitution, when either stands In their way
they can with IMMUNITY get rid Of them nm.
10 TO predicate aus thing Of spain, should yet
b affirm that even O'DOnnel with aa exclusive
bnary cabinet, would be powerlcss 10 govern
out civil war.
M 10 . private despatch from Madrid. the nrs,
mel was expected 10 take would be the mme
rminf OF the National Guard, and that immedi
ectlohs were expected In the provinces II
red that Espartero would set out for Logrono.
70 the affair OF Escosura, II appears that imme.
~ Do npeis demanding that Minister'S dsms.
zero went to the Queen and told her Majesty,
brusqaement, that she must choose between
and himself The Queen begged him TO rctract
atios. and not 10 force her 10 make such q
spsr,ero insisted, aud then the Queen said she
onss ut to the resignation Of o'DonneIl, on which
declared his intention OF retiring from the Nj.
was said ri Madrid that the queen acted under
of the French Ambassador for she person.
Espartero much better than o'Donnell. On
II Ia rather lucky that the English Am.
ras absent for he must either have opposed
inauc, CO, and thereby damaged the cn,eps
else have silently ami humbly sided with N.
4 abandoned ali English traditional feeling and
In spain. may add that neither the Moni.
other Paris papers Of this morning hint a
crisis In Madrid.
bred that the statements in some OF the Ger
rench papers about France aban ionng the
union of the DNnubian Principates under one
ment are totally unfounded On the contrary,
well ~ England, Prussia, and Russia, con
lieve that such union is the best combination
y cese-an unlikely one, II Is true-whch
vent those Powers from carrying out .her
d be that OF the Molio wsllachians themselves
pr the continuance OF the separation.
rNTRaGUns or QUEEN oHRrsrrNA-Es-
SAID 70 BE DISMISSED ny QUEEN IsA.
Prrespondcnce Of the london News.l
Pans, July %, 1856
be doubted that Espertero, instead OF having
Vas igncmniously dismissed by the Queen,
ponneil has consented TO become the minister
taf. learn from . person lhely 10 be well
Ut ~ the result OF intrigues long going on In
tDQueen Christina and others, lease" was
st Rspsrtero, likely 70 prejudice him in the
Queen Of Spain, and that the bin of indict-
eeented 10 her Majesty BY the French ambas
arqus de furgoA Ny Informant proceeds to
Ieen Isabella, having summoned Espartero
N 10 her presence, received them surrounded
brdiers and that she then stated 70 Eapartero
OF her dsspleasure. II 10 probsble--but on
o positive iuformstion-that Epartevo enter
peslers, and told her Majesty that he would
or shaister except on certain. conditions. The