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

in prosperous days promised him two wears ago their
hi and loyal support are bound to come forward at
moment when he Is the victim or political iutr que
likely to eI tail ON long series Of msfortunes We
do not wish to innovate; desire neither nor
The throne, the Cortes progress lot which General
Espartero has ever been the personiacatioa) public
aud professed by the entire liberal party Those
principles having been violated by the Count dc Lu
behoyes US TO make an effort, the eiicacious
Cortes, who have been treated with scorn and Of the
throne now divorced nom sns country
FnIcAASc PoIO, Vice President
Manuel Gayrisa, yOeauin Maria Jose oAno Manuel 10
opimo Borso, members Of the Junta.
SARAcossA, July le, 1855.
The events ut Madrid had produced some agitation at
Jaen and Granada.
The Captain Of Valencia haa addressed the fol-
lowing despatch to the Minister Of War; under date Of the
Early in the moving Of yesterday few groups and
other symptams Of alarm were observed In the
which coroboraed the account had previously eived
that manifestation would be attempted against the
After adopting measures to place
troops in the most suitable POSITIONS issued banio,
which induced the groups sperse and restored the
city 10 Its normal condition. The Geographic despatch
announcing the triumph Of her Majesty also ecaciousiy
contributed TO the Of order The city has
ever since continued tranquil and At this hour e o'clock
perceive no cause OF alarm The troops Of the
their energetic attitude suced to awe the revoters and
dispefse them.
The Paris Steele Of July a. has the following from
private correspondent in London
We have received this ms ant the following informa
ton, which comes TO US from source generally well in
formed.-The English government yesterday received
despatch from Mr.. Otway, who, in Lord Howden's alb
sence represents England at Madrid This despatch
very important and, according 70 what said to night
leit the impression that Marshal O'Donnes stuation
less favorable than had been supposed In conse
queDce OF this despatch orders by telegraph
to Lord Howden, whatever may be his state Of heath to
return SANITY 10 bis post passing by OF Saragossa
and he informed that he should there des-
patches from bis government as well as dispatches from
Mr. Oway.
prom the Assembee Rationale, of Paris, July 2il
Those who would continue 10 risk their lives and pro
perty for leader like Eparero must indeed be foolish
Never did ambitious despatch others to tight for
him with egotistical Indifference while watching
their efforts with his crossed. Not only did Espar
tero rot appear in the struggle but several correspon
dents accuse him OF having partly betray ed his part
IS said that he acquainted n Madoz, or some 6aa-
lions Of the National Guard, that longer resistance
would be useless ard that their best plan was TO cs
perse. The retreat Of these oattalons weakened the
insurgents both morally and materially 10 such point
that the oroon CATION OF the struggle became impossible,
and the victery Of the troops was thus rendered COM
plete.
THE LAST SESSION OF coRTEs--ACTIoN OF MEMBERS.
We have received from Madrid account OF the sitting
OF the members OF the Cortes the l4th OF July The
number present was 80, General Infante in the chair
The following proposition presented by NJ Pas ,us
Madoz bearing the signature Of that deputy and SIX
others
The only member who spoke ag inst was, already
stated the Marquis de Tabuerngs, who declared it to be
vito the prerogatve Of the queen to appoint her Mn
sters. Marshal Espartero having resigned, her Majety
surely lad, be said right 70 appoint Marshal oDonne
n his pAce The solution Of the present crisis must he
Observed revert in the end to the Cortes II it
osnded error, it would be dissipated; If plot, the
authors OF il would be punished.
The proposition was, however, adopted by 81 10 /,
everal deputies having abstaned from voting A com
nttee was then named TO convey to the Queen the
COrtEs. and the following address
queen agreed to-
MADAx-TSe Constituent Cortes have decided in this
lays sitting after having In the supplement 10 the
Co.ee what the q the Ministry were that
Cabinet has the confidence OF the Chamber,
suaded that your Majesty your anxiety for the peace
prosperity OF this nation, will your royal prero
cor,es apprehcnd for the liberty Of the people
and for the throne which your Majesty fiis nobly
The committee then len at O'Clock, the proceedings
having la ted from in the afternoon. Tho comm
not received ct the palace Marshal 0Donne having
replied note from General Inante by declaration
that what the Cortes was doing was altogether Illegal.
THE MOVEMENT IN ARRlGoS.
From the Paris Pays, July %
TEe resurrection Of Arrason Is confined TO the chief
town Of the province. II il SAID that the
the last council decided that the most stringent
should be adopted 10 put dosn the revolt Orders
gwen to that effect 70 General Dglce who
bas bern appointed Captain General Of Arragon in the
nnh L oco men, furnished in part by the garrison Of
Madrid and two siege trains He will take possession Of
he positions Of Monte rcrrero and the fort Of Aacr,
tie town, and which are only defended by
small force lie will then invest the city and summon
be insurgents 10 surrender and their refas ne will
,pen IRE ON the forts. No doubt "a enterained Of
Madrid Of the Of this plan General Falcon bae
n saragossa force CT only 5000 men and some BATE
tons Of militia.
mancd faithful 70 the Queen, and retired into the
AZ the head Of 500 IN presence Of these facts
without must submit General Dulee, under al crcun
stances has orders not 10 70 engagement the
own, but 10 act with his artillery. General Armero
Captain General OF Valadold has Just published fresh
the severity Of which warranted by tne
stale Of anarchy which exists IN that city Every
: nSenam IN ne says Wherever may % com
IN rcwans deco will be executed the moment their in
iiydualy shall have been proved and they will merely
respite Of three hours allowed them receive the
consolation Of religion"
From the Manchester Examiner, July 26l
Esrarero accepted as his colleague Marshal OoDne
spanish nobleman Of Irish descent, whore principles
M character the Of bis The coalition
gas too forced 10 be genuine or permanent ODJnnell
lady preferred cooperating Tor time with detested
iyal 10 an exclusion from power, AMI Fsparer0 trusted
With too much confidence a coalition Of influential men
different parties means Of placing the Interests Of
pain a free and honest basis. The des gn would
ave succeeded had both statesmen been equal |
y sincere, which, unfortunately, they we're not !,
he fs,hless Qaeen found an ally IN the Ca l
met Al uaiers.Andlng o has been m ant
artaro was intoierable nuisance and arranged
seize the rst favorable opportunity Of oustng MIN
rom the government Such Opportunity easily
manufactured. The iptrgues which have been going
gspst the government clovcriy fomentcd un al
engtn was necessary 70 encounter them ~ repressve
measures Some such measures actually proposed
BY Fzcosura Minister Of the Interior The whole Of
he Cabinet in favor Of them with the exception
)fonne who proposed the expulsion Of NJ Escosura.
rhe matter referred 70 the Queen whose presence
spariero counseled the simultaneous withdrawal OF both
Minister'S.
o ronne knev the intentions or the court and refused
10 rtsign There remained bot alternative. Esparte
70 and his colleagues thIe up their places their resig
nstons were accepted, and Donncn commanded 70
orm q new ministry
lie plot was clcverly managed The ministry
had the appearance Of taxing Office In the interest OF tho
people, but quickly recognized the true charac
er Of the transaction The National Guard few TO arms
and contest followed in which, is SAID they were dts
armed WHILE the Cortes met and had Just time 10
rass vote OF mo confidence in the government
wher they dispersed, some cigaty members making
their egoaps 10 saragossa.
NON INTERVENTION DECLARATION or THE BRITISH
CABINET.
In The House OF Commons on July "a
Mr. MrKRorgH Inquired o. The Frst Lord Of the Trea
pury whether the government prepared 70 adopt