The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-05

son with the same territorial limits in 1850. BY
this arrangement ncy9v Our pr0ecorde If
he M,qt1oes into uhat may be called general Ane
can protectordte, and gire up the Bay Islands to ich
stH questioned claim. On the other hand, we avoid
urging the United States to abrogate the treaty of 1850
which would expose this part OF the world to many evils
which the treaty inconclusve as il may appear, has
disspated We fully establish the neutrality of Central
America and raise moral prohibition against any ia.
ture rbusterng annexation. That we lose anything
material by such an arrangement believes but
still the arrangement should be clearly understood to be
compromise in which this country does not give up its
OF the treaty but only concessions
corresponding TO those OF the American government
abandoning It's own extreme views. hfth point in the
proposal Of Mr. Dallas that the Central States
shall make grants similar to that promised by Honduras
cation between the oceans If the consent Of these
republics be obtained TO such arrangement ii
on and less to regret the temporary dhe-
rences which have ended in such a result.
Important from Spain.
THE TRIUMPH oP THE QUEEN AND o'DoNNELL IN MA
DRID-THE cORTEs AT ARRAeoN-wAR AGAINST
ISABELLA, ETC.
The Madrid Gazette Of July 20 publishes the text of the
resignation which the Duke de la voria had sent to the
Queen 10 ado on TO his ntimaton, ricd uoce her Ma
iesty 10 that elect II Is thus couched:- ~
MADAm-The shattered state of my health nd permit
me 70 longer perform the iucos Of President Of your
Of hat position and shah be grateful for as the greatest
M cns iSnas Sa life Nay me
servant BALDoMERO EsPARfERO.
An extraordinary Gofe,te published the 14th,
with the DEGREES Of the Queen accepting the designations
Of the Duke Of Victory and the other Ministers, with
whose loyalty zeal and patriotism her Majesty declared
herself highly satisfied Other DEGREES appointed Messrs
Leopold o'Donnel, Count of Lucena President of the
Council Nicomedes Pastor Diaz Minister Of Foreign Az
fairs Pedro Bayarri Minister OF Justice Jose Manuel Col
ado Minister OF Public Works and Of the Colonies; Anto
dc los Rios Rosas Minister of the Interior and Mauue
Can,ero Minister of finance In the absence OF NJ Luzu
raea 81 Rios R.sas is to direct the Department Of JUS
Marin ne al
BY another decree the Queen accepted the resignation
Of NJ Cayetano Cardero Civil Governor OF Madrid ana a
pointed in his place ". Manuel Aonzo Alvarez former
Minis Public Works, and member of the Cortes.
The new Ministry, Immediately after its formation, sent
TO the Queen the following address =
MadamThe Ministry presided over by The Duke de Ia VII
Sf having been & ns s Of Oh ssc s
having been conaed Tie responsible Ministers who have
e0n rs duty Of The the &c
canness and inpariialiiy the situation in which the
pcated concurrence OF innumerable causes past and
perons han has been reduced during presen,
Jury To the excitement Of passions the shock q Interests
appearance Of all political revolutions added Madam
Of systemas political and Administrative Legislation, he
and s an ae Ps ses me
OF their ocai and religious aspect The dynasc war recon-
continued d,arSance o. public order every parSf he
monarchy In oraer to complete this SAD peare
which aiieied the peacesbe ines in the
groyince. he coast md IN the interior in vain
The Cories their Intelligent foresight and the
Which have w n and Of s. s and Of
these disorders Neither the The authority the CO
o the last existence, remained with The late
b e1s 9r o r zones nor the aon Of military justice APP
piled BY the mperous law Of necessity have been able nun
peace and date maeial order for length o. time
tenn in he rosernmsn, state; requires policy
union and Cancellation xs % wee all @ ann
calls for just repression OF all the elements
Ieqarss short Madam and ihe unity
s gsef sa w order s s @
might u lost spring the principle o. authority
sacred rights TO the poplc moral order and to the mon
Was n manner hat, under circumstances incom
psrsey ess ana sca w rso ann
The government Madam encourages the firm hope that;
hanks which proposes 70 your Majesty and
ohers winch 9s 10 e% PSea he chi hR @
y9er Mscs,y I VIII BE abe Pr1mny 70 az asn w, gee
the most mperious and the most vital OF the du
When +, sbs have ssind with the vncc support OF
public opinion, energelicsy pronounced IN ~ favor win
sblshng normal order aud submitting its conduct to the
Il hi .a rU ana IN ~ hs With H. Parliament he
principles q respect ier .he law and love p Liberty whcn
during their whole existence.
hese Teasons = We have he honor espe,ay sun;
your appreciation he following decree Sn a SUI
most devoted sery atc,ssa,, = o,noSxr,r
N iv4nHpc csS SnsRo.' DiAN
ANTONIO DE Los RIOS RosAs,
JOSH MANUEL DE coLLADO.
The above document when published, followed by
the follow ing royal decree
Considering the extraordinary circumstance IN which the
Monarchy IS placed and " coho,.iy Via Mhai has zen
PgFo-d to me BY my Council Of Minister'S decree as i0l
Art l. Al the provinces Of the Peninsula and the adjacent
Art Tho Captains Gcnera % Provinces will resume and
which II such state attributed to them ~ Tie
raj regulations Of the army and the laws AMI provisions In
ir Tho government viii render account 70 the Cortos
''e Use AM 'ppA''"O" u ''s's rlg QUEEN
counterssned-ArrosIo DE- Los Rios RosAs minister Of
- Correspondence Of the london Times
Pans, July 20, 1855.
The only news from Spain al once authentic ri OF
Importance that has been received today that Of
the restoration % tranquility in Barcelona and o. the
Ssarmnr and dissolution Of the National Gulrd Of that
city THIS Il the hrst intelligence bear Of tranquility
having been disturbed 10 the capital % Catlona 90 =
probable that disturbance which occurred yesterday
very serious. There had been an insurreston
AIRY movement At Ia Junquera, but details no, given
which believe Lay be relied upon, OF recent events
at Saragosa aud Macrii From the former place
We learn that rec1ising the telegraplc despatch
from o'Donoell's government announcing the
change, the Captain General called together Tie
civil Authorities and ctsfs OF the National Guard 10
consult with them, and amer two hours delberao1 re
sistaIee resolved upon. letter from Madrid repre-
the fighting 70 have been pretty obstinate aud the
boodshed considerable when the troops got the upper
hand. This 10 be expected. There no love be-
the soldiers and Nationals, ani the former we're
eager revenge the humliatons OF 1854 Tue 81 light
battalion OF the National Guard probably portion 81 i
defended itself In house with sisto Camera the we'll
known journalist and when the troops the re-
sistance and forced their way M said that they were
not very mercut The whole Of the Nationals have been
dsarmec, with the exception Of two companies, which
had sided with the government With respect 10 fpuero
nothing certain is known. Newspaper says that Atcr
his resignation he le his residences and took up abode
in the house Of Mafame Gurrea mother OF the General Of
that and Of his private secretary Brgader Gurre
This IL likely enough but - more than probable that
whilst apparently at liberty, he Is under the surveillance
Of the authorities, and has perhaps had Il inms,ed 20
him that he must not quit Madrid The strong garrison
OF Madrid the energy OF 0'ponnel ami hs on proved
Indifference TO human life, certainly guarantees for
the continuance Of tranquility In the Spanish capital but
that might yet be disturbed by OF lnurrec,ns
in the provinces must be borne In mind that In 1851
when q ronnel and Duce revolted with the cavalry and
few companies OF infantry Madrid remained quiet
l although the military foce there large until
word came OF the rsngs at Yaiadoli Sarafossa aud
/ elsewhere Up 10 this time we have news from tho
provinces Of Spain cxcep. from Catalonia aud Arragon