New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-05

which you coulo be The victims, and the tufuon
which woud hurry yJu into the lowest aoy - inc n7'
blOocy anarchy, would b. your osh triumph.
"Inba,itsnis and National Guards OF Msdnd
spa the Government this asrd conflict; sp.re your
selves this b ooo-tained dirgrsce. Distinguish ot
twetp add -,parate the prrteure- OF te~ oeiude3
ard di,c' nented persons from the @"iu rights anl
pet hD-fti,s, which the Government Leh1.r can hoi
will infringe. al has Dever wi-hed ID i1fnng-, aho
cradle the principle Of power vi no Al nav.
ing TO the means Of force and to the hoo-
If blood.
''Assuiedly this 80 lion il ea-y. Remove IRON
Yourselves, al Of you those who are our criel eheue5
". co OF 4sk you TO combat them; it vii De enough
thai b noon them.
,sisL.d) LEOPOLD ODoENE'L,
"EtdOMEOEs PASTOR piAZ,
"ANTONiO De Los RIOS Ko'AS'
"mANC.L CANTEaO.
"JOsE MANUEL COLLAoo.
NJ Msltintz the new civil governor of the prov
iIct, had k, wise address prosIa nation to tue IN
b5ttaDtt of Madrid, ppsaLg TO he ohtilotlsm ana
wi,don of the majority Of the Ma iona Gdsld, and 10
the gOOd sehse OF all and demanding To 5h support
" Ia bs,lst bm il combating the eu-mes OF pnbI ie
pose who Destroy The .U oie- render all iab II I'M
"lo,sihr, ala bum prOvslon- III order al erwdrd 10
"speculae the mis- sry and oepair OF the famshed
"people."
HE Paris CORE spOnc ent of The Times says:
"Ne ore only grat uslly arriving at the knowledge
Of the btid Dts which really preceded the fall ot the
ttpalteiO VI misty and which led to the outbreak
of CONN unlcatOn Is u-u, Ia such cases, ana the
tlfbcul e obtaining iniurmatlJn Ii possible mat
some elo have ben commiten which u us iu 10
iecufy IL appears thut the words spoken by N Is
cUsuIa in the Coes h reitrebce 10 the night OF ln-ur-
rtctob not solely the cause of the Course fol-
loved by Gen. O'DohDtn. | have received pnv,e
information from naord, dated the 18th, proceeding
from good source that have little hesitation 10
accepting 1t as generally accurate. IL had oeen CON-
puiLeo ior some past that tie Carl 81 journals OF
Naoid od the pOvinc,s, snG those OF the reacronay
party l,Ltrally, had assumed violence toward the
Government which Threatened to end tnger publc
tItIqW ~ again, az they had sheady IN part led To
the OutIages iu CASTLE an0 L~op. The subject had
occupied the attention Of the Government, and two
osys IIev to the fail of the ,bnet the question
Was discussed whether II Lad not become absolutely
recesay to ADJ p certain measures OF restrctIOn Inc
piopoeton i'll favor Of these restrictions w8s At once
rirO1s Otpos.d by 10 less peIs n than Gen. u Dom
ml. 1bis xclteo surprhe among his colleagues. Had
Gen. DtDucl been man OF tolerant ctaracter-1 lad
be tv.i i.t or seriously manifested any great regard
for pol tIcsl or IL ivit ua hDerty-n lie Tere mao
hb " to accept the diraOvahtoges OF publicity for the
ereaL b.itfiIs which in the lUrg run It confers on
sccjetl-bId he ever he'd any other opinion than thai
society should be cOerced like an sruy III war time
hs opIos ton 10 restrictions would surprise NO one
BE ihis a. it m-y, O'DUnnell opposed the measure.
Tie ministers bao oi.cuss.o Escosufa's proposition
for two oays and adopted by slI Of them, with
the sigle exception Of O'DOnIel VINO, on tho even
ing Of the l4ih, msde u proposition ia turn-uamely,
that Escosurs should be elected from the Cabinet.
Having exmesseO ELF thus, he abruptly snafched
ny bis hot, went bone and, feigning lneos, betook
himself TO bed. TIE Other ministers, anticipating
that tie mOU ebt for executing. the pro-ct, which
il wss evident UDonnen aud his friends had
been long cOrcOctng, had arrived, consulted
together rome time, aud Espare ero, by their ad-
vice, f. liowed ODOnneu persuaded him TO leave his
bed and succe, ded in bringing him back % the coun
ell room. may observe thai the official resiences Of
the tvO Nil lhfeis close to each other. D0nnell
U7de his appearance, but 1t was to demand
sti Hpre yeh, meny Than before tte exPuso" Of h's
colls ague. Tbc q, ctlon was put - the vote, AMI
ODonDelrs proportion unan moaely rejec ed, as
III Ubced anG called for IL circumstances of great
tm,rger cy Ike the prcseit Is the practice i'll Spain,
NieL stiIutlCLbliy governed, 10 call III the r. es
cent AID Vie Prtii cot of the Chambers 10 aid With
their co nsel the Government and the Sovereign
G.. .ral lnfebte, the Presicent, summoned, with
hs Vice. PreslC ent, u attend the cOurc. The mat
ore dscussed, and affer everything for
hnc agaiLrt vas adv al ced they again put 10 The
vote Wheitbe PrtsideLt " the COft.s, :hOugh beev
0 he MEND of O'DOLne, and he Vice Pr, sideDt
save their Ceci,on tgarIst hin In ire nealtme Es-
placed lis IesisIaOn IN the hands OF Espatero
Fr, sic OF the Council. Espsrt.ro 8-ked IT Gen.
ODCDbel wsr II ady to do the same, q. amour ced.
The latter suky repl that be should HAND 1t himself
10 tie QueeI EporerO hsreuPon susgt ssed that the
II iDstts should 20 together 10 the paace aud )ld
council with her Mai ety presiding IN persOn. This
c. eded to the pslace at l o'clock, aLd remrned in
copI Gil TIL in the norniDg Contrary TO the opinion
L
tie Queen oeciGeo that Ecosora should quit the Cab
il Il, III d that she wOud not accept O'DUnnels resg
baiiou Eslariero who was determined that &c )suia
slOuld not be sacrificed alOre, but that o Donnell
sb ulo 0sO retire infOrned the Queen that in such
cat be hlns If aid the whole of hs colleagues would
also resign The Queen said u few woris expressive
Ofrgre but accepted the collective reri batons, and
Oh the spot named y Donnel President of The Coun-
ell, with power TO fUIm new Cabin,t Such, | am
as uIed is The cOnect ver.ion of what took place 80
far he the fsll Of the Cabiaet Is rned this
took place. a. baye SAID, at Oc Ock IN the morning.
OUODI ell at once took precautions to malntain by
force what be had done, and before IL O'Clock tho
same morning be hsd hDder arms body OF Il 600
uen sDo 90 pieces Of ART cry in Madrid and round the
pal Qf Mucrio. In the early part Of the day the
city bad the appeaTat &c of tranquility The Progress
Hta- were in state Of siupOr; the Car-ts and reno
Il blsis of 81 KINDS III the utmost eNul alton At 5I
O'Clock Ill the evening. the mem0ers of the COrtes who
wee still IL Madrid assembled 10 express their opinion
ON The NJ ustIy. Strictly speaking, the Cores
were not pIOrogutd. The formula Of tins temporary
Suspension nj II case OF important business the
uti bers shou be informed at their respective resi.
Den -s Al sumnoneo. Accordit 10 the rules of tee
House fifty members form quorum; and when that
uun Der IL coll, ,cted the COrrs are legally constituted
nud can proceed TO business. hardly believed that
80 msry mt NIB, II had remained in Madrid At this sea-
son OF the ytar hno, however, that not less than Of
snsweied the appeal, and attended. The change of
Cabinet was oircus-td the question was put 10 the
vote us 10 whether the Cotes had contd 10 the
lew Cabinet and u OF 81, 90 voted thar they had
10 col hdeuce 10 the O'DUnnell Mius,r,. The single
&c, pton that aniinity va vell-known per-on
wLo calls hims,E the Marquis of Taoucruiza - O
tIeteiotd liberal but who FOR years was said to b.
n secre' fiieno TO the opposite party. II after
this yUte which was perfectly j. gal that the Depu.
tes we're disper ed by O'DOnnell. Gen. ODOniiel
los published bis programme Ii is rather brlef
ala LAD been prepared before any resistance Vas
,fered 10 the pes Government II consists placing
IL. whole of Spain ana the adjacent stands under
naitiul aw. Eec0urs, you may remember was the
Al pster who Wa sept Na.adulid to investigate the
c,u-ts of the ouG1es that had taken place there and
~ ter towns. The I'll, nee ob-eyed his return to
ii capral was I, marked 81 the time; but is nov