The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-12

shoald have given In ana till he the but re-
source should be called upon TO mount his charger bare
his blade and quell Spain by his nod He was ready
when wanied and even before he was wanted and ths
he minated the s. ansh government sending also an
to the Queen with the expression Of his de-
voon The reply was o refusal OF his offers, and
quest h would return 70 Paris Here letters
days ago received not from the Marshal himself
a least om persons be in his intimate
that he had been offered and had de-
clined the post Of Ambassador at Paris Phs
proves be totally unfounded no oer Of the kind has
There be little doubt that the Queen of Spain fol
lowed her ncinahons Naryaez would soon be in
Madrid But she probably feels herself hardly strong
enough Immediately to proceed further in the path Of
action. 0Donnei, after taxing decided and dan
gerous step, cings to the spot and makes desperate
efforts not TO be urged EDWARDS. After deeply compro
missing hinself by his first acts Premier, he to
have PEI ceiyed that he had put himself opposition
the only party that could him from rum aud his
utmost endsayors are now directed 70 ralsyag INA,
chief An the private correspondence an trustworthy
intelligence receive from Madrid confirm this view Of
the subject and indicate that be still stands by his
hanzanares programme. and oilers himself to
lead the liberals, If they will have him. We
court by bis persistence IN reorganzing tho
National Guard that eyesore OF Spanish royalty. Nume-
rous progresistas who have sent IN their designations
important posts, have received either reply
fusal OF acceptance There be dorb OF his wish
70 conci-te the liberals and TO- good for with
out their support his downfall IL certain anu will be
SPEEDY. On the other hand the progresstas deliberate,
and necessity may possibly bring about union which
first appeared possible There is terrible barrier of
blood between oDonDei AMI the prograssta party eud
the question IL whether that be got for 1t were
erroneous to suppose .ba the fierce resistance offered Ia
Madrid and Barcelona 10 the installation OF the new
Teg'nt Was the work, as has been insnuated aud
Alarmed, only Of the nocrats. The progresistas,
tie moDar cnical liberals, took up arms, as well as
TIE men % more advanced ideas and u sara
fosa resisis and lighting occurs the difficulties
AZ The way OF oDcnneis wishes Will be increased one
great thrg in bis favor the want OF chief IN which
the progrestas now End themselves. According 10 all
the accounts from Mrdrid Esparteros prcsttqs Is gone,
and be Il dead as u political man. This i difficult
these who remember him Only the other day
r. e ' Sa e pe e IDS want Of deo
has lost him tho opinion Of AL classes Some think hs
Should have remsned al any cost at the head Of affairs
and have sacfhced fscosura, nave emorizei Il neees-
sary rather than have exposed the country 10 the
vuicn ha jEsi gone through, and witch no. ye. al
an end Cthcis maintan that. having once giFon
up Tie goyeJi uent, his place 81 the heat OF
ire MAJ rid nsursents that he should have played
bod game and rSked everything with those who roso
A. defence Of the principles of which ha was consierei
The representative. 10 discuss these and other
opncrs that have been ont forward would lead me too
far Had Esfartero thrown himself the popular side
aud had iumphed would he have be able 10 protect
The throne he is pledged to support What I; certain IL
that the result of the ina ton he thou ght right to OBJ
has been immense loss Of popularity and as far
90 yet tain general convict On Of his Ia
capacity Tor the post he has hitherto occupied. So tue
Progresissa rarty, If it would avoid dissolution,
look for chief AMI IL is TO this difficult station that
?'pcnpel Y .heteye! p aspire, yhe pagers have an
nome, approaching meeting OF the parry wnch by
this lime has probably place and to which much
importance attached the line Of conduct to DO put
Eued would probably there be decided upon. tor
that party should retain the direction Of affairs,
fer should it be broktn and scattered have nothing
10 anticipate but tae progress Of reaction the return Of
NaIvaez the Influence OF Maria Christina, Camarlas,
court iniyignes anb0undcd corruption the speedy de
cline OF the financial prosperity tia, hs' 81 begun 70
dawn upon tho couutryal the evils and inianiy, In
short that pressed upon POOR Spain from iS3 to 1854
A for 0iounes remaining in power without the sup
port OF the liberals Ia think, out OF the question For
short time be might fght his way through host OF dim
cues and hostile Influences but there would be
ri,y ic should any day sent of collect relics
battle folds Of the Crirnea Just as Narvaez when
he seemed TO fo eigu observers firmly planted in power
suddenly despstcsed cn an equally important an, mis-
that would keep him IN his place, any more than II
dn Narvaez, who had pampered and petted u, and to
II believed 70 be much devoted than any
suppotcs 70 be to oDonnel. Changes OF govern.
mcnt rather liked by the Spanish army which gene
rally finds its prost in them
We are Sun without any positive news from saragossa.
This may be owing to the small number Of troops that
yet have arrived before the psce but hear Of
others marching thner from various points, and some
thing dscisisc may be expected Tho telegraph T.
about 10 be rcestabhshed doubtless by orcuious wire
connecting points this end tbs other side Ct the town
" ~ generally believed tina. the article on Spanish
Affairs csterdays AoflieiO is from the pen OF the
Emperor. one OF 10 days papers make any com nent
or il III uuentnniFg with the exception Of the Steele
which has the following rercTks;--
The tie R5ni Is, in views OF consider
able importance. T. offers 20 all governments excellent
council Il must crush the ambition Of those men who
on the hrst announcements Of the sed intelligence from
Span fastened the ffotiers towards those Pyrenees
which eau alone ppesr befo,e nobie
CT between the Spanish nDe Franch nations The
rough wh spia has passed w.shp four years, thanks
~ those unintefer;, narro9minded Ministers who In
Ierod Isce wher only necessary 70 enter boldly
INTO tie PAN Of proersss deliberately offered
brave and susceptibi- nation. We could not f toe xpcr
erce pleasure on perlsng The illusions Contained IN The
oEcsa note the principles OF 1889, but It Is dis
cuN admit that tho attempt Of ODOnne net
toyp Scsat Doubtless Qu-eu Isabella had the perco,
H. ~ modifying her standardization; the Substitution
0fonp Oh EsFartero sud his colleagues qrue
legs Dot tbs which followed violation
ef tie sutton This violation commenced a, tho
for thcy bad assembled la virtue Of the law and were
si.e poEt OF laying their grods respectfully before
oeeen The cliisr oncrs doubtless the translation Of
ire instructions despatched 70 tho French Ambassador,
and reveals the policy which shout be followed by
O'nomell. ny throwing n well mcrted blame On The
aud lcade ccs d tho Ministers devoted 10 the Queen
Mother Mario Christina, indicates sufficiently tia, tho
eymrathts os tho Preach govern aent would not DO
favorable 10 the reaction Of Naryaez than 10 q
Carist or a monksh reaction. Without wishing 70 In.
criroinate intentions, 10 rsmaIkng much misortane,
30 much blo,dshed all honest folks will regret,
DO that so'Donnell SHOULD not have comprebspded
nsrcny and the evils l4cpercd for The latter by the alb
scnce Of Espariero; they viii rege, Ftl more that he
In the hsds ot,ae CsmarIia who would sndeavor
20 rce themselves ro, him The morrow OF the VIC
cory After having expressed opinion the political
Bearing o. the note In the M0ni need fcarccly ate
shat do net share it's with respect 10 the minis
cry Of Espersro The Official Journal has DOT taken into
sufficient consideration the difficulties which bcsct that
arninisirssou and which unveiled by tbs sal
evcnts lately Witnessed in the Peninsula. We approved
liberal democratic tendencies Of Fspartcro and
hcneyc that the Moaiteur only recently 10 Of
alarm, has this DAY too srca. a confidence In The
speedy establishment OF the tranquility OF the coantry
OF local liberties and OF oron1sc-fmen,os
There report this afternoon that orders have been
sent 70 NJ rurgo. at Madrid not to quit bis post
Spws FROM THE MONTH coAsT-sEvERE rraHrNa
AT coRuSNA.
81. P1ysoyrH, July 20 1885.
The CLIPPER schooner Wave Queen Captain Bampied,
with cattle armed his morning from Corunna which
port she At on Wednesday at On Saturday, the
len insszg Culinary conflict occurred between the
Mia and the regulars vhen two Of the former and sv
Ct the latter were killed, and several wounded both
sides The next day Sunday, freth forces having ar.
rived, the militia lad down their The conflict was
rnulned 70 the troOps The militia and the popniace are
fn feparero but they knew E,tle OF what was
txsnsprng n other llrs Of tpain There about
geo soldof OF the Inc at Csrunna which under
sia las theFates " tie towr being closed Tranquility
Va sotae roasure restored prior 10 the departure
~ The Wave Queen, but furter disturbances
pec,ad
INC Paris Noaieu- ~ July 20 publishes the following
ftes rtc despstch ffos1 the ench ConTul OF S. Sc
bas.ian " the hiEstcr Of Foreign Afairs:-