The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-14

sranish people7 Ca be dcne without ianning 'ne en-
hers Of English iea usy INTO hamef Already mere
are SYMPTOMS OF this last being on the gut ro, ana
very little wanting 10 give tangible shape aud ior
Narvaez has twice. since the cosp sa gone privately
TO Plomberes and been coseed with the Empe or more
than two hours at time. He known TO nave Told MS
Majesty that w,hou. his ud o'D,nneu would be power
less as moderado and with no other party can he now
pretend 10 have the slightest influence The sentiment
towards Espartero in Paris ought certainly to be very
srxy ing 70 him HIS thorough honesty, his enlightened
patriotism his freedom from personal ambition, are the
constant theme OF audaton and many look upon him as
the hast chamron constitutional liberty Spain Ia likely
70 POSSESS Tor many long year TO come.
curious Ineident connected with the oDcnnell con-
spiracy was related yesterday my hearing by an init
mate friend OF the Countess de MontJo, mother
Of the Empress Kagenie. young lady, daugh-
ter Of one Of the nob!est houses IN Spain, two days
before acceptance by the Queen Of his resignation,
drove up I, the house Of Espar;ero Notwithstanding
the m portancc rank she found possible to gain
acnittance. with thousand apologies the Duke Of Vic
,ory's secretary informed her that his matter
gagged with tree Ministers affairs Of such emergency
that TO interrupt nim inst now would be to
ensure nis own dismissal. You can deliver
note suppose, marked urgent and wait for the an-
swer ~ WAS the sharp rotor. The Secretary bowed
Should the answer be sent to me lady's hoe No, Ger
alny uo-she would wait fer IL there If she remained ia
tn court all pigss Pen and INK then gwen to the
lazy who was OF the most beautiful persons il Ma
dr.d and wrote me, not signing her hame, oa
sealing the oprn paper with her sgnet The words We're
written IN Encsh and we're simply these, "tisIp The
secretary rppeared OILY 10 return in all haste TO de-
sire the LADY to enter the cabinet Of his chief Esparero
and they were closetted for half hour after which the
Duke was seen handing her 70 her carriage with moro
than Andsl respect and eslrcssen The lady WIS
observed be 10 As soon AS she lad ef Espar-
omsauncated 10 as secretary that the would
accey his resignation the streets would be deuget
With bleed that there would be civil war iou are not
man = he added = OF much nerve your Health is aeli
cate sou would e 60 into the country to your
friends you have nov the opportunity Ifere are ST. \
days know your d.screnop, and eau rely upon ~
viii yet stay The .ecfeiary decided that he woad
90 and the exact tuGlment OF Esparseros words
has iehmsef at lserty to make the above disclosure
lndeed 1t Is sad, that beng grievonsy wounded oy an
accidental ball at sarcelona whher he lad gone, and
believing himself 70 be IN eIse5s, ne told the story.
Now, fact, that the she'll has burst hcndred in
deatieas dar,i0g hher and thitnsr, which snow
plainly oueh that the treschero1s daughter Of ferdi
Dapd as been iong weaving the net which vas 10 en-
tapeie inaly rip up the heels OF Ter Minister.
Jpiess Onopne Is greatly belied revelations will
shorIiy be made proving bin 20 be one 81 tEe most nn-
ni,eased seoundres tEai eyer di'graced bis country
Bat asew days and shall have further eyttencea!l
| when 1. Is well TO wait.
A. Is very natural the Impress Eugene takes lively
ntere. in all that gcilg in Spain At al times her
MAJESTY OF communicative disposition and II may sc
supposed that her husband-hseli the very genius Of
1
character enable her to DO any mischief Bat uesn
SpaLhsubjecfs, may be presumed she consider her-
ecu a. .oet ~ syrou,S run Tho davs her ebidhoe,
Accordingly q; St Cloud since the revolution, the wLoe
air Ia, been spanish Prom enrly morn III aswy
spanish ysobabes Or Sanis possibilities, and once or
twice hss rather sSa9ss SAID xsu e gree rs s
TO ACCEPT King joseph FOR their lawful monarch OF
ccune, har Majesty meets with no opposition H. The
circle OF which she IS TIE central lunAnxry;
but Count Tascher pelagerie. who, ia the abseace
q her husband, Der species Of Mentor sometimes yea
lock deprecatory acd then the volube En2re:s
aurhr ely q claims Yos know am not talking Pol.-
tics, Count 20 don't look grave The spanards VII
they should have kept bis uncle and wiser heads than
nine have sad 80 IN spain q thousand times"
-, b hen he ~ 8 aniyersag caes1oss Ike hop
Or, the french Phrase, /" ponsse co1tae nas
| ehamJienonH Like other aaorcrs Of tae modern
Charenaene have done my bost 10 discover zome re
sSmblance hiu.. the great Earoeon nave heard
sSme who fought by toe arsi Emperor SIDE swear
he Grea, Caytaip What won't Frenchrlsn swear. II be
desires 10 please ais sudary 10 Tie arr o. swearing
alsey amounts positively 70 the aeroc; but ~ lar the
orn any opinion ca see sboap ~ nach rasem5 lace
between the so.wcer the repgbc Of America aud
l be ex!piro Of Japan The child his the upper part
OF the lle,ihe eyes s.I forehsa.-cf hs mother and
The lower part that his father Iic Is strong
| Ifsl. Hofcules but otherwise there is no
beauty about him worthy Of rerssrt. Whether
fhreDoloR.is could dscGser in his head The bumps OF
GCstTuctivocess and eousSRiyensss, caano. say bat
his Ikrow that saw him occpi' mar sweep from the
obtaining s. II most dUs.zgiivc god Gsh, and the
fort 70 81 oh and u srcci0us nhabitgni caused
the table r. b sued. aud prs0rs vase. msch valued
c,meuio II &&0c Antonette 4 DC upset and brSken.
Tbe Arcibshep - ars i casc % b. IN great Asgrace
rS with h ecclesiastical Superior, the pope--hut sith ihs
suFsrors q 49, mA-Snd-the aale. some ofyoyr read
LAY have re1 tie story, bgi iest tlcy should not
vtG repeat i a. va told 20 ns--lhe worthy arch
tbo1 al ore ~ b. receptions wss greatly shocked %
observe how sulercancnty dcss Of his fair gsssts
was. 70 APOSTOLIC oa-ni'y 81, lie saadn, when miro
ducei b. Richard Cou- dc Lon q hs ride snd sister
he wn Ia q from