The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-27

-,ious and taxssxo soms o. her specisl Law.
4,h When the gualastsss es'shlIhsd m IN. sab art.
suspected in every province, md the Kirg negecs
CoRce,aiMg The KING.
Art 49, The person Of the King sacred and iuvioa
ble subject to no responsibility. The Minister'S s'e
responsible
Kirg and his authority extends to every hing which
couuces public order in the in,eri, end hs
exterior security Of the state, in conformity with the
Art co. Tbe King sanctions and pro nu'gates the laws.
Art 81. The dotation of the King and his family shall
be Ss xh Ss
ton Of signs TO the King II beloBgs to him Ais
LIST To issue the dec ess regulations and instructions
which may conduce 10 the execution Of the laws.
"a To take that prompt and full Justice be admin
istered In all the kipgdom.
90. To declare and to mako peace, giving after
wal ds account. with documents, to the CorIes.
To dispose of the armed force, distributing it ~
may De convenient.
9Th To take of the coming Of money upon which
shall be p seed his and name.
7h 10 decree the disbursement OF the funds destired
TO each Of the branches of he public Standardization
Sth 10 al the public officers and 10 concede ho
and distinctions Of all kinds, in conformity with the
eth To freely appoint and remove the Ministers.
10th To parcon delipquens in conformity to the iaws,
but without the power Of concedng general pa done.
Nor ,hsh he pardon any Minister who may b. held re
spopsbe BY the Cores unless by petition of one OF tn
Art S.. he Hing must be authorized BY m especial
law
list To ALLEVIATE, cede, exchange ary part Of the
20. To admit foreign troops within the Kingdom.
Cd. To iaty treaties Of offensive aian,s or special
treaties If CONNER those which spulats subsidies
to any foreign Power.
4th To ,Dcede amnesty.
6th To absent himself from the kingdom.
6th To contract marimoDy, and TO permit To oontract
these bis SUBJECTS who may be called by the const
tuition 10 fill the throre
ih To abdcate the crown in favor Of his immesia'e
successor.
sh To alternate, in whole in part, the possessions
OF the royal patripony.
Art o. There shall be Council Of State TO whi:h the
King shall listen in the cases determined bJ law.
CHATTER VII.
Concerning the Succession to The GRIMM
S. The legitimate Queen ct Spain il Donna Isabel
Art S6 The succession Of the throne OF Spain shall
be according % the law o. primogeIu,s and rep senss
in the line the most prtxinae grade "a the most
remote in he same grade the male 10 the fsnAe and
ir the the person Of most sge.
81. The line Of the legitimate descendants OF Donna
IsabelH de Bourbon berg extinguished, Will succeed &C
cOrdng TO the established erder her sister and the I'M
ces brothers of her father both male and female, and
their le1itin ate descendants, 1t not excluded.
AIT. IS The Cortes will exc ude from the succession
vht may citing for which they to
Oee the right to the They have equally TO ex
clude from the succession duIr the Of the
krg The who may be comprehended In either OF
the above expressed cases.
Art SO. when female regns, her husband shall have
no part in tie government of the kingdom
Concerning the Minority gt the King AID the Regency.
Art co. The King is minor until he has become four
teen years Of age
AIT g. when the King is incspAcitated from govern.
rg and the Cores have recogn zed his ncapacity or
when the being vacant tee ime late successor IL
minor the Cortes shall name TO govern the kingdom
Regency, compo. ed Of one, ih-ee, or Ave persons
Art. 81. UntI the Cortes may have nanei this re-
gency, the kingdom shall be professionally governed BY
~ tharr <ha until he GSnn ,f
Ministers existing at the time OF the In deec
of TIE fa.her mo,her The Council Of Minister'S win
Art g. The Regency snail exercise all the authority
the King, in whose all the acts of the government
shall be published.
Art ca The guardian Of the minor King shall be thu
person ed his win BY the late King, always pro
rg that he he Spanard by biith. none s named
the father other while they do not marry again
shalt be guardian In defect of lhee he shall be
by the tories but Office Of guardian and that Of Re
gent be only invested in the Of the father or
mother Of the minor King
CHAPTER TX.
Concerning the Ministers
Art G3. AL that the King commands or dspcses in the
exercise Of his authority sha be signed by the Minister
to whom II corresponds and pablo funchonary shall
obey any order which nay want this requisite.
anS take usI. in the discussions Of both co ieelaiye
bodies but they shall only have vote in that 70 wh'h
they belong.
CHATTER K.
Concerning judicial Poirey.
Art 67. To the tribunals and court belong exclusively
the power OF apply The laws civil and criminal pro-
ceeopgs, with exercising other functions than those Q:
judging and having the Judgment executed.
Art. Go. The laws shall determine the tribunals and
courts to what be done the o,gana don Of each
It's faculties the mode OF exercising them and the quail
fcations which its Individuals must possess
Art g. The Judgment in criminal causes shall be pus-
lie, in the form determined BY the laws
Art TO- No magistrate judge be deposcd from
his ofce unless by executive sentence nor suspended
IN es sy JUDI nal act or In virtue o. an order o. ns
orcer him 10 be tried by the competent tribnna The
bases OF the organic law Of tribunals shall determine
the cases, and the form in which, officially and with
view to discipline the magistrates and Judges may be
penioned changed from one post TO another, or re-
moved
Art Il The judges are personally responsible Tor any
int action Of the law they may commit.
Art r. Justice ia to be administered in the name OF
Art IS The laws shall determine the time and
il which by jury for all class Of crimes 10 10 be
established, and all other qua anteee which may be e
cacous in preventing attacks upon the individual seeu-
Iity Of spaniards.
Concerning Provincial Populations and Common Council.
Art a. In province there shall be Dcputafion,
composed the number Of lnovidu ais which the law
may Get. rhine, named by the electors the Depu
ts TO the Cottes. These atoms shall take cogri
in all The business Of peculiar interest TO their
spectve provinces, and in municipal Affairs as the aw
may determine.
Art u.s. For the interior government Of towns there
shsi be than Conmon Council, somrosed Of
"Alcsldesn ard "Regdores named by oiieet vote OF the
or murieipa in the amount which In sccordance to the
scale Of the population, may be establiahea by law
Art rs The law shall determine the organization oil
the Provincial Deputaticns and Common Councils
Art. II. The Common Councils shall form tho list OF
electors the Deputies tie Cores and tie Provincial
Deputaions shall rectiy them, with the necessary inter
vention c the Civil Governor within the limits Of and III
accordance to, tho terms prescribed BY law The indi
vduss OF these corporations and public functoDsries OF
al classes who commit abuses, faults crimes in
the formation of the electoral lists any other act Of
this nature be accused by popular action, ard be
tried without necessity of the authorization a the govern
ysent. The lie. shall he permanent.
Conce ming he Tdres.
Att 49, The fiscal year begins the first Of July.
Art 49, livery year within eight days after the fo1r
ton Of the Congress in the period of the iaar CONSECUTIVE
months in which tho Cortos shall be in session in
foInrty With The ci TIE Goth article, the govei
hail present the estlms es 1T expense Ard receipts
Of TIE State for the ,oning fiscal year also the
counts Of the recovery and investment pubic funds
oufrg the past year for their examination aud appro
ba ion.
Ant So The estimates sba be strictly discussed AID
voted wi hin tn. above mentioned porod Of four months
Art. 81. Neither the government the Proyin ;ia
Deputstions, nor the Common Councils, other
tholity, exact or recover, nor are the peo