The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-11
much IN IT, has pretty strong lungs and is very uupopu
lar His polco ministerial existence will be of short


lar His polticominister,al existence will be OF short
duration.
eenor LuxaSh progressista OF the santon fold fey)
school, which means those who have been figuring for
many years. The country ID astonished that man like
this ahosld return 70 the ministry which he left but e
vorsbls qualities which have rendered him unpopular
few months since he would not d, for minister why
enoGss MN noxsInow, waen ths situation Of the eoan
Iyn more critical than II was sixmonths SINGER Seno
Luxan misfortune for the Administration and the
country.
The Senior Ahas Urs Is an. unknown man, endo we'd
wi no particular merits. either deputy In his
ga caresr-in shsrt te s nothing. he Ia gooi gayo
psnlons-hs win do what be- il told.
There remain then Esparteso President Of the Counci
santa Cruz. Mnssr o, Ma and aaVs Mnsss 81
State.
i.very certain thar that ths nation getting tire
indubitable that ODonne associated vi some generals
situation BY the revolution Of JAY and that be
leaving nothing untried to effect this It is beyond
the tss n
nulhy Of majority Of thedspues and the general dis
satisfaction I,as ion OF we'll meaning men:
results Of which it is NOT easy to foreeu Democracy
ground in proportion the government loses IT. and the
want OF energy and OF knowledge of Esparter Of As
ssSy ,s ssd o. IL: l: the cause Of the de-
sres There is nothing LETT but to appeal to revolution
which will be bloody Thi, is resource OF
people when their cries Of despera lion unheeaed
The soldiers of the national mpila who revoltsd when
on guard ut the Cortes have not yet been ried they
nay decreases looking at the strange and uncertain
psJh OF the government presided by Epsrtero and
managed BY oDon..l The minds Of ali are exasperated
with SO many pieces Of stupidity the part the
ministratiOn
As 1.-THE ohols,a which has jas. had not
been enough to render pable the situation Of spain
rains and heavy storms are desolasng the country.
Everything parayzed the roads, which destroyed
cf articles Of ne rst necessity and eyerythus roins
up In price, there Is no Provlos which has not to lament
OF Spain full of vessels shore and thrown
by the The disorder of nature appears be
in harmony with that Of the who govern this
try
Ercm the Naon (organ Of the Ministry translate for
you the following paragraph
cusive; comprehend thst the moderados should
SEQ nothing good outse OF their Icy; not
that the rsrogTade party should dissent from
doctrines moe liberal than their own, and even
accept ss necessary that the uras should
never be in accord with But what cannot be ex
planned satisfactoriy-whst cannot be seen except In
spain rather, in the press of Msdrdis that mo-
diff aton OF the Ministry should unite a the opposions
as well thoee who wear the badge of liberty and or.
der those others who write on their banners the d.
viue right of Aings or the three words-Lberty Elua
ty, Fraternity.
From the Sovereignty democratic oryap translate the
In proportion, and at the time that General Es-
up the files Of the army This ought to have gravasg
mn 'aton Tor the progressstss OF good faith For US it
certainly has.
Again: rbe journal describes the situation Of the
country u the following Words
Everybody is dissatisfied; deep complaints arise
from every class men OF property pay their
enormous taxes cursng the government labor
Ia des'royd the strtets of the towns filled
with hungry ]aborers begging their bread, trade is
possessed OF mortal stupor; the ministerial changes
carry alarm into the ranks Of public Office h,lders
pete anarchy fourshes in proviucss the pc ,pe
Almna n mart opfrn xutAh
passions are heated hates cherished capitalists
taken the alarm; fear nuplies ITSELF articles Of the
first necessity grow still dearer misery is extended like
leprosy and Ia all objections carries acng with vice
aud crime.
such is our situatcn-very fit for insurrechons aud
disoreer.
The kpoca organ of the mill. .ary power says =
Persons, who merit great credit and who have givea
news although incomplete In advance OF the
Of Monday tell that events preparing analo
gous to that attempt against the Cortes but that
this time their proportions greater and their im
poi tance much higher.
Two days afterwards IL repeats
II is natural that Information should have caused
vivid impression. We ought to be believed, no Wever,
forasmuch predicted month before tue outbreak
OF the 9TH that attempt about to be made against
Gen. ODonne and the majority of the deputies, which
baps owing TO that Minister'S not being present
That the affair of consequence To-day we
ssy that new 7th of January and 28th of August
preparing; that the works carried great
scale and that persons who have the enee in political
regions not ignorant Of the plans of the future
luton The empestuous debates to which IL Is believed
the question Of finance will give rise will present
ver lent field Tor certain patriotic manifestations.
We think, Also that the government Is not ignorant of
what is passing