The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-12

enOud nave till ne, the LAST Out sure re-
source should be called upon TO mount charger
his blade, and qnel Spain by his nod. He was ready
when wanted, and even before no was wanted ana tns
aide decamp the Queen with the expression Of bis de-
voon The reply was refusal p q nis Offers and re-
some DAYS ago receved not from the Marshal himself
least from persons understood 70 be in his intimate
Adepce that he had been offered had de-
clined the post Of Ambassador at Paris. Phis now
proves be totally unfounced offer Of the kind has
There be little doubt that il the Queen of Spain fol
lowed her own ncinatcns Naryaez would soon be in
Madrid But she probably feels herself hardly strong
enough immediately proceed further in the path Of
action ODonneli, after taxing one decided and dan
Efforts not 70 be urged onwards After deeply compro
missing hmself BY his first acts as Premier he seems to
have pc ceiyed that he hal put himself in opposition to
utmost endeavors now directed to ralying that
party around him and getting himself accepted as IT,
chief All the private correspondence an trustworthy
intelligence receive from Madrid confirm this view OF
the subject, and indicate that he still stands BY his
lead the liberals If they win have him. We
bear Of his having already almost offended the
court by his persistence in recognizing tho
National Guard that eyesore OF Spanish royalty Nume-
rous progresistas who have sent in their designations
important posts, have received either reply
fusd OF acceptance There can be doub. OF MS wish
70 conciiste the liberals ind for good for with
out their support his downfall Is certain AMI win BE-
speedy On the ether hand the progresisas deliberate,
ant necessity may possibly bring about union which q
nIst appeared impossible There is terrible barrier of
ROOD petween oDonne ana the progras!sa party end
the question il whether that be got over for it
erroneous to suppose that the fierce resistance offered ia
Madrid and Barcelona TO the installation OF the new
Sea'1t Was the work, as has been nsinuated aud
affirmed. only Of the dc nocrats. The progresisas,
tie moDarcnical liberals, took up arms az well a.
the OF advanced ideas; and Il Sara
fossa resisis end more lighting occurs, the dicnes
IL the Nay OF oDcnnelps wishes will be Increased one
great thing in bis favor the Sant Of chief in which
the prcgresstas lind themselves. According 10 al
the accounts on Mrdid Espsrtero's p,estiqe Is goue
and he Il dead q political man. This i difficult 10
these who remember him only the other day
as he IDOL Of the people Bat such nevertheless ap
IA N IA
has lost lin the opinion Of all classes. some think b,
Should have rmened AZ any cost at the head oc affairs
and have sacrificed kscosura have temporzed IL
sary rather than have exposed the country TO the
vulion ha Just gone through, and Which y not ye. az
ar end Others maintain that having once given
up The goyet ment, his place was ct the heal OF
,ne Ma rid nsursents that he Should have played
III defence Of the principles Of which 10 coasfierei
the representative. 10 discuss these and other
opinions that have been PIT forward would lead too
far Had Espartero thrown himself on the popular side,
and had triumphed would he have be n aole 10 protect
that the result Of the liza ton he thou ht il right to %
has been immense loss Of popularity, and as far
% we can yet ascertain general convict GA Of his ia
sspscity for the post he has hitherto occupied So the
Frogressta rarty, Il 1t would avoid dissolution, must
look for chief ana il is TO this difficult station that
cpcnpel T. heheyea y aspire, lhe pagers have an.
n6une eli approaching meeting OF the party Wien by
this Time has probably taken place. and to which much
importance Is attached as the line of conduct to DO put
Eued would probably there be decided upon. FOR
the welfare OF Spain certainly IL 10 be desired taat
that party should retain the direction Of affairs,
70 anticipate but tue progress Of reaction the return Of
NaIva the atluenee OF Maria Christina, Camarils
court ntrignes, unboundcd corruption the speedy de-
cline OF the financial prosperity tia, ha, ust begun to
dawn upon the country-all the evils and niamy, la
ahot that pressed upon POOR Spain from S.3 to 1851
As for 0'ionnels remaining in power without the sup
port OF the liberals IL Is think, out Of the question For
short time he might fight his way through host Of dim
cult'es and hostile Influences but there would be no seca
Ty that c should any day be OF to collect relics
from the battle fields Of the Crea Just Sarvaez when
he seemed to foreign observers firmly planted power
despatched
Sion explore the archives of Vienna II Is not the army
That wouii keep him IN bis place, any than i
did Narvaez, who had pampered and pettcd H. and to
weom was believed 70 be much more devoted than any
meut are rather liked by the Spanish army which gene
rally hnts It's prost in them.
We stu without any positive from saragossa.
This may owing to the small number OF troops that
yet have arrived before the place. but hear Of
others marching thner from various points, and some
thing decisive may be expected scon The telegraph
about to be rccstabshed. doubtless by orcultous wire
connecting points on this end the other side Ct the town
u ~ generally believed tha. the article Spanish
Affairs yesterday e AosstsT IL from the pen Of the
Emperor None Of 70 dsy's papers make any com nent
on wci;h n1enoniEg with the exception Of the Steele
which has the following rencTks;-
The OF the Non, s, In views OF consider
able importance Il offers 20 oil governments excellent
counsel IL crush the ambition Of those who
the hrft anuorrccmorf OF the SID intelligence from
pan fastened 70 the fsou,crs towards those Pyrenees
which fail disappear before the nobie exchange
between the Spanish Franch nations The
oier depis with great correc-ess the vasous
rough who SIio has passed within four years. thanks
o. thoae rnineelgeut parro 9minded Ministers
period Of ace wher was only recessay 70 enter boldly
Into the path Of progress Deliberately offered defiance toa
brave and susccpsbi- nation We could fail xpcri
piesse rerlsing the illusions contained in the
ofcsal no,c 10 ayor the principles 1882 but dir
cN 10 ne % admit that tha attempt Of Oponuel was
corp GAtdt Doubtless Queen Isabella had the perfect
raht ri raodfymg her rnlaisraion the substitution
~ oasa1cl Espar;ero tnd bis colleagues qrte
legal, Dot this which followed il violation
ef TIE constitution This violation commenced at the
hat The members "a the Cortss dispersed
for they had assembled la virtue of the law and
abe poUt Of laying their grefs respectfully before the
Cveeu The acstT olcrs doubtless the translation Of
Ire instructions despatched TO tho French Ambassador
and reveals the poiicy which shout he followed by
acts ana ocs Il the Ministers devoted 70 the Queen
Mother, Maria Christina, Il indicates sufficiently that tho
symrathiss II tho Preach govern acnt would not DO
moro favorable 10 the reaction Of Narvaez than TO q
CarINt monksh reaction. Without Wishing 10 Ia.
no uuch bie,dshed ali honest folks will regret az We
do, that o'Donnel SHOULD not have Congratulated
nsrcny sne the evils prepared for the latter by the ABB
scnce Of kspariero they viii regret Ft more that he
NETT In the hsnds q the Camara who would endeavor
60 nee themselves frsn him the Of the vic
ry @ HAVING & our opaioa On sae ppn' ca
that do net share iis views with respect 10 the minis
cry 81 EsTersro The official Journal has not taken nio
sufficient consideration the difficulties which beset that
ssrn'nistrsson and (which unveiled by the sal
events aely Witnessed in tho Peninsula We approved
The liberal and democratic tendencies Of Fspartcro and
we hcheye that tho 1oaitsu, only recently in state Of
alarm has a, this day too great confidence in the
speedy reesia5shme1t OF the tranquility OF the country
of LEGAL liberties and OF prcnuHcaimen,os
gLsTe report this afternoon that orders have been
sent 70 NJ. rurgo. at Madrid not to quit bis post.
NEWS FROM THE MONTH coAsT-sEvERE YraHTSo
AT -oRuNTA.
s-En PLYMOUTH, July 20. 1885.
The clipper schooner Wave Queen Captain Biampled
With cattle, arrived this morning from Corunna, which
popt she ken on Wednesday at on saturday the
len nsizlt saT urinary conflict occurred between the
IN Mia and the regulars, whcn two Of the former and s,v
ef tie latter were killed, and several wounded both
sides The next day, Sunday, fresh forces having
rived The militia laid Down heir arms. The conflict
cooaRei 10 the troors The militia and the popnacs
n OF isparero; but tley knew ftlc OF what
trans pirng other lrrts OF tpain There
eoo0 solcrs OF the Inc nj Cerunna which Is under
tal Law iherse VI Tie town being closed Tranquility
IN some measure restored prior 10 the departure
at .he Wave Queen, but furt-e disturbances
pec,cd.
INC Paris Monsieur % July 20 publishes the following
e. rss4c despstrh rosa the ench Conru Of 81.
hae .l.a the Minister OF Foreign AHairg.-