The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-08

,nr0sed on hi choce aud so much was tpls che case
Goa. righiy informed, he could not, per
soas most ineresea his certain Of
nominations tbs marshal 10 grossly deceived II
thinks he IA agsn 10 become the I'll powerful premier
81 1874 and lsas rne mcdrados too, II they think in
their turn, TO recover tne power equally deceived
Beyond the circle Of parties, less constitutional
atheocracy organisms i'sef docs not jet battle
ocsn cay without easing but with bitter fury, eli
thai the reyoutor has cone strives reunite the scat
TemaiDs Of All the revolution has destroyed Wait
bar s.ttie the Jessts se already at Loyol. This Is
much but il Is not all The theocracy not Alone IL
has acquired for tsel pus.ant ally in tie husbsnd
a the Queen. one without influence, to-day In accord
ito child declared q majority before age Of IA years
1888 Rpenao ,, .NpeTience instructed by events
FTsorn5os d'apparaf without significance, without per
sors influence upon tie politics q Spain. Fer good
evil, her personality act. She has frieLis she
has enemies. She has political notions and has u
wtl winch IL often ending 10 Cream sta1oes--is
Queen and sne : II o. oarsn Ssrssez then. an his
party have to COMBAT moi oniy sgarst the froeressas
Their aresnt eneue 20 Gay aors &c against
nso6r77os have fst battle the
Of ts ooncordat COR he ,rdat involves, the
part the inspection Of ne clergy over pubic instruction;
aad the other The obligation imposed Tue TEMPORAL
lend strong nsnd to the church for the
rope said ina Marsha. Narvsez proposes 70 govern
SPAN ccnsiituoraiy The Marshal Karvaez will be the
very humble OF the Court and the Clergy or he
Wi De promptly dismissed as has been Marshal o'Don
ae Ia very Ger ain that with him the Progresstss OF
coed faith viii not ally themselves. He Cannot theu IN
tbs liberal party upon any but on such As are with
oa an and opinions aud are ready 10 court any party
that ; lppermost
7HE RECENT OFFICIAL FRAcAs IN MADRID.
Paris (oct. 2lsi) Of London Times.
private letters from Madrid Of the 10th still speak the
incident that occurred a. be house Of General Aeson be-
tween the Kings brober.in law and General Narvaez
II has done bum muca npry IN hts political and private
cnarscter In ire orer rome but those who arc will
ing 70 be dealt wlh ! unfair manner will care be
unser tim, and IL the later his having ntted the
assault u the presence ct ladies' and 81 moment when
he mus, have known toss would not be permitted 10
expose himself 10 danger, and bis hs ring placed him
self under royal proeciou and readily pledged hs word
sccent challenge rom opponent have lowered
hm IN the opinion OF such military men as were his
person who was urt, lately. war admirer OF Mar.
contains the following General Narvaez has
become The object OF Ia rea with all and Of contempt
with many. in consequence OF the late extraord-
mary occurrence of gnch you doubt long sin
heard and VII Oh unp@raneed in our modern tory.
HIS intimate friends condemn him; or the few who hest
tate to censure him pubic endeavor 10 explain his
conduct by an attack OF mental aienat,n Of which
symptoms appear nov and then They declare that
when General Naryaez no. merely one Of his pot
cal adversares, but Of the Moderado party who
happen dissent om h,s opir ons he says those ~ho
are In his company Hold me back am getting beside
nysss oetsn.a.s q.s we roy prdsrl; anu IN truth
swelling Of his he wild expression Of eyes,
which all al once become suhusef with blood show that
at such moment be IS ieboring under terrible crisis
The occurrence allude confirms there assertions
Guei Rente paid vs the other day 70 the wife OF
General Aleson, whom he found with anosher lady
and gentleman in her drawing Shortly after
General karvaez entered, and the monaen, de behed
Gusl he 1xed his eyer on him IN so nsrltl,g
willing he give occasion for OF scandal
in zoe presence OF iades. His prudence, however did
conemp.nous kind. Gael tnen bowed, End sad 10 MIN,
"Cueu Rente, At your vice " (GaelI Rs seyr,dor
je ~ .'Ahl 20 shoigat" shouted the other, adding
expressions Of the gro.sest character. ''Ahi 20 /
thought, ard am delighted TO meet you, Tor have
ra'oa- Y Il cora.or 10 hare At he same time be
braadshed his cane ADD suucx oren Oh the shoulder
From the moment you touch with your cane il
becomes an affair which must be settled in another
Pace :" Whenever you please said Narvaez, and
ne fushed Ike mailman out o. tne house rise'ng
indecsai cxclamaiinns aud oaths. Guel n once
applied % two friends, nancy, General Prim and
General Aleson In chose house the assault TOOK place
and Geccra Narvsez referred them 10 Generals Lersundi
and yluste. There some discussion 10 whether
small ords pistols snouid be the weapons the
son was TOR the short sword. 1t WAS to be duel
rsu's. and General Narvaez advised 10 make his
viii IN the meantime Guell'e house surrounded by
pocsmer, who prevented him from stirring out Gen.
NsryaeZ walked or DR. about freely Ge went 10 the
pasce attended The Queens ball at night pledged
his word 10 her Majesty taa he would NO, nahi with
Gaeu" postscript TO another letter ssys"Gpeli camo
weu, aeme x ha psa e eT SoTsrnor raarad
Of him 70 pledge bis vcrd Of honor ooi - hghl Guell
refused AMI eonsequehS comm issasy o. police was
two municipal gua-us stationed at bis door. II
assaant in the meant gong about In fei liberty
QUEEN IsABELLAs RELATIONS wrTH RUSSIA.
The Madrid GasGtc Of the 18th OF October gives
count Of The reception BY the Queen OF General Count de
Benkendorf, aid de carp OF the Emperor OF Russia,
charged, rays the Official Journal, 40 present - her
Majesty two leers IRON sovereign--ooe containing
the ovma notification Of the accession 10 the throne OF
the Emperor Alexander IT. the other being private lie,
iss which his imperial Majesty maGes knosn to our
augcst sovereign the eady object OF the Generals
sioa manifesto 10 Der Majesty IN Tho most expresslTe
terms rae seniimcnu corda ,ympaii which he feels
r spsn, and tesraes tse desire that the friendly rcla
tons between the Two courts snail become Closer Hav
5een introduced 70 the Queens presence with The
usual ceremony, The General spoke ~ foioss-
Tas Emperor, N, Master, IN hoaortrs with the
hr0as bas charged 70 express the wishes which he
kes pleasure in forming for the prosperity and glory OF
year regn. These iennmtne have been inspired 10 my
acgsl IN by the profound souvenirs he retains o.
ibe ancient relations between the Spansh ,nsrohy and
sonaded to me hould 10 sew pledge
o< the good ntcilgenc which Is 20 much 10 harmony
SANITY emitted BY ssstnents d high and reciprocal
With this conviction have the honor 70 plsco
yoer ksiesiys hands the letters which the Emperor
fesxnsd to couade 10 IN fafiing this mission,
N 20 respect doubt thai shall faithfully act up TO his
vshss. have the happiness 70 obtain the august suf-
rage % -FOUR Majesty
The Queen replied
hosssun - GDu1L-I receive with profound sasis- |
faction the letters which the Emperor al the Russias
as coz ded 70 you for me- Your presence my court
10 me tho sccss 70 the throne Of mo
enlightened s evidcn. and nsiteriug proof
shs lbe sentiments friendship which aao,aef epoch
ciosey united the courts Of Rusia and spain are still
,,ouz = The Empcror's heart Ny heart estertans the
ana su,neuts and you may ASSURE your august
vsreixn that my sincere VII, ana the frank ana oy
corauci Of my goys,nmens vi az rsspoea ', s VIC
ma and take pleasure In considering the mission with
sbch you are charged AZ happy presxs that the ~.
IN s-a esteem with which tho two nations have always
s~.ssn.scd n also very agreeable 10 me, General, 10
.es s,ch friendly mssoa confined 70 sech person as
-. .no hsye bad opportunities Of manfessng IN The
,oa .rsru manrcr the noblest qualities and the most
I'D agelty 70 the cause Of your sovereign
Court scandal IN Psrts-The Emperor and
Empress.
Para (oct. ~ Correspondence Of the Manchester
Guardian
p,ing al last winter tho conduct Of his Imperial Ma
esty hai been anything hut what be termed REG 1r,
and health bad been much the worse Tor DE excesses
rhs brar howed nantes, signs OF wens ness and cous
dsr.bie alarm fet by tnose around him one fair
.Sy 4 particular had been the object Of the Imperial
but codness bad ensued. when the journey
10 Pomblercs effected reconciliation. Al Pombieres,
unfortunately than witness can speak 70 the
erreeduQ rYcruarfs Committed Upon his return those
usare,t the Emperor painfully affected by the ocr
,eo~.led proof gave q cerebral perturbation The
- .hse nres', uscd 10 characterize this state but
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