The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-01
Our Madrid Correspondence.


Our Madrid Correspondence.
NArRrD, Mar !, 1855.
The Cassitt,iorv Po'iry Of Naposors-A tiude at Tie
Spanish Pyesc-Polttical Sr0Ggel Of Oo.aya-Tae
WIG Of yarrses.
Tho fact which 1t presen. preeccrpisr the mind and
agAcs the passions of the different parties here is
article in tie Constitutional, of psrs treating Of spanish
affairs. Even shortly after the revolution OF July 1880
The I5eysl party had preseatment that france wanted
BY her influence to nsuiraNzs the triumph Of democratic
IDEAS by protecting the well known System Of Queen
Isabel Of governirg Ike beraugust faher ferdinand VII
Of nrgrateul memory. The Emperor of France Ito whom
people have here; the nicsnaue 1of Napolsonce
could no. behold with indifference thu banner of liberty
raised the very frontier CT em,se sad this ssnti
naen has been declared by the Castjiaol,ne, witch
passes for his semi official organ.
When this article reached kadnd, the alarm became
great the camp o, the liberal party, whilst st the
time the rstrcgra de party could not cnscssl thsr
:y, looping that french influence would support the
plans OF these few S2aniards who sisk to the Absolute
nc march ike insects to rotten and eaten trunk.
However, the split CT nAocs independence has gown
sufficiently s,rGDg FOR great number 0. those
onsy conservatives to protest against any Ere lch in
reference, sacrificing, thereby, their interests
The whole press manifested energy in reps'l
irg the article Of the Gstaionnel II may be supposed
that the Spaniel press is not faithful echo Of political
parties. You Vi permit me to give some explanations
On this point in orcsr to d.sipate very general rcr,
In Spain the periodical press has more Importance
than anywhere else for the simple reason tina. there
not Subscribers in sufficient number to make up for s
expenses and periodicals here therefore, do not serve
the ,pecpation of their editors, but the interests
OF party. In other counties it is enough or newi
paper writer to have natorsl yocation IN Spain
neees both courage and beroism The King himself has
an Cigar, and makes facicas to support IT an in
s'runent Of opposition TO the government There i
CRY perioaics! whi;h represents only ITSELF ard th
is El facicG 1hs paper the fiend Of the Inquisttloa
would have had readers century sgo to-dsy I. ms
but tie ccnpositors who very often compose the
articles without reading them that the cirecto hi
SET who writes them caouot always coun. ON an audi
enee The ESrerdn-G is the only newspaper which
makes money Tbs EspGHa has lost Whatever funds
were contributed to 1t ss su5venton By the Basque
but for the support it feds at Havana. ~ Sur is che
yaer OF The fifteenth century, who comes forth 10
ss s a ns mann aa, rs eee
tor teing the excellent writs- Rub La SobTa1ir the
most intrepid organ Of the democra lie party, has its
sabscriptons grouped BY fours-namely, four names
Jar. Three or tour thousand Subscribers are
sufficient to cever ,be expenses, although with
ia six caJs It has been condemned Ave times
How ard for what purpose does it existf Because t s.
tuy the ogsn Of party i ID this paper which mas s,
vigorously replied TO the ConRuona Oioz,ga, Spanish
Mri-e in Paris chief Of the pary called clos Puros,
had ioreen all the ge- Of the position II the press
we're let loose sgans Ndpceonce.e, aud ef.se in Paris
n nano.uvre which Was not deficient in ingenuity.
0ltz5ga answered the Costlai5anel By asserting t1at
monarchy strong in Spain-that order regued there
thai Esp7 rterc and o Donne continued the most in
innate reatlonsand thai fears 81 oud be entertained
IN regard TO republcapisn. Thus, having given qua
ran,ess he has Obtained tina. the Conattsasonne shall
write another and different Article and that the
nent OF Napoleon sha give fresh pledges Of friendship
In this way fear Of the democrats had the efsc. Of
skpg partero accept the fslee protection OF govern
N cot which nourilhsG sn,ipasby towards him. Thus,
neither does the Spansh government make any progress
horzsn aay trace OF telr policy. The Queen Isabella
abbcrIipg liberty, Espertro aohorrng the throne and
both Of them thu slaves Of crcumsan:ss, they are ia
the palace, representing orce which may cost them
very dear IL they forget iof moment their parts
Anisit this carknsfs the moderate party looks to the
wig OF Nsrvaez the only bar Of salvation. Napoleon
cee has presented him With horse, and i, he al
lowed 20 hbcr and 70 parade bis chsger he wvud
but Nsrvaez does not want TO come, because
.los NAcionales /" have sworn to take from him
his wig, to the tune Of the "Hymn OF Rlego' AMI /.
would o be to his taste to expose the bald OF his
head. IT, however this should happen the Republicans
Of the United States need not be ai ed Navsez has
very little love for them ard the republc loses nothing
by Navatz not governing in spain If he and the mode
0do his faithful subjects could suppress Madrid the
e f. s would Do
Ia really Turk, although his wig is Of French origin.
But enough Of wigs, Of forks and Of letter witipg my
letter has already extended too far.
The American Hotel Robbers In Enel.nd.
[trom the London Chronicle, Nay l5
Pouianin Allan Ho~ard and Oscar Kingston the two
Americans who stand charged with having committed
several daring hotel robberies and also with ealing
fhfO notes, properly 81 UT. NlsnHand, solicitor
Of Boston incons hire brought up yesterday for
re. exauiraion.
Mr. Robinson attended for the prosecution, AMI Mr.
Lewis fer tie defence.
Mr. Robinson havrg gene Over the facts which have
already appeared in this journal, called
Mrs Elizabeth ~ oser who stated that sac resi- led At
20 Thapet street, Burton Crescent, aud knew Howard
On the 18th Of March he took GsfDs an bedroom
she knew that Of the name of Bar Oh used to cali
and see him in company with another If the other
WIS Kingston he lad very much altered upon look ny at
him again she could say that she did NOT know Kingston
he was much tai er man.
One Of the varders OF the House Of Detention stated
that be had seen Howard write and thai the name on the
back Of two of the G100 notes in his hand writing
Mr. John Nsybsrry, the Chief Inspector Of Poics at
Manchester said that the 10th Of last month he
os ed to the Royal Hotel In that town about robbery
tat had been committed there Az about half past Eve
the prisoner Kingston called up, and he en-, .ed
his room He told him who he was thai there had
a robbery committed in the hotel and that hs
pected Of bepg the person who had ctm nt,ed H. He
sao told the prisoner that n he could show him that
he was respectable man, he should FEEL very sorry for
having put any questions 70 him Kingston then said
he was merchant from Phiaielphia aud had been
living in Lcu6on lie then asked him ir any In MAJ
chesfer knew him and upon his answering In the mega
live he inquired for mis- references 10 london when N
prisoner SAID ~ will answer ~ more gusst0ns aid