The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-04


que nces TfeQueen also goes 70 The opera to a,nusa
herself, and then Narvaez enters her box If no
thing bad happened, and the two Talk together in
the presence OF an sdmriDg public ab0u, singers and
dancers, and the great Statesman advises her Males
~ 60 make present of brooch or bracelet 10 the
Popitq or he CunitG, in order to pu' herself Oh
level with the other Soveregns o. Europe IN 2rosec-
| ton 70 the ats and pirOuet,ing talent.
| Then the Queen calls the PepitG or the CWlitG,
takes diamond from her breast. ard adcrns the
dancing girl, and the public burst out into frantic
| applause. 1t is 10 be remembered, however, that
The democracy doesn't 70 20 the opera and the public
OF the ROYAL heatre is NOT the hungry public OF the
| streets ard the fields.
Thus life passes. dear HERALD, sud the Illustrated
public inside the theatre dNes OF wish 10 recall those
| verses of OLD Gorge hiCaQde, which You don't
| know. AMI do
Tho tes ping soul re nemoers.
| The brain u starred and NasaGE
1 10 contemplate
How dshtiy dc ath ia coming,
! 80 silently.
In the same way the monarchy Is passing IN Spain,
aDC The democracy is coming 80 silently thai the
| Queen does not perceive us approach.
What sbo has perceived Is the corning OF NJ. Tur-
got on account Of tie humping Of th Il crutch which
| Sonle made him present OF, ana because OF the
gTun0ling he makes abolt the Courier dc Madrid,
| French and Spanish ne vspaper, which talked
| boldly abcut him in his absence.
The Marquis says tina. II the spanish government
does Dot suppress that Journal he is capable of GO
4 ing batting all the way hack to France, and Lord
| Howden saws that would be step iull OK compiled
| tons. send you the spirit OF the press on this
grave subject In transls ion which Is anneyed:-
The -NocedGdes says:-
Ii VIC are sIvo credit the which circulate
tne,e dsys tho question o. the ambassador OF Franco
CrTr i: hoJ u Is verv fay from being sette6.
Mr. Turgoi appears oispcsco demand the Spa
mt tho tuppfesion OF that journal bot
trust that hi, Demand VT be repoei 4 10 ebouid make
H. We have nothing 10 With Tie cai~Tter H. Mddrsd
WITH <r Turgot bat ha acs Of ia. ia,ter. pub
c uncson4ry subject 10 the oomments Of the press.
The Correspondents, government organ, in re-
plying 70 the arbTeIhe next day, makes the follow
| ing statement
htss been raid on tho aoAart Of the Ncreo ies that
the MARQUIS Of rurgot French Ambassador at this court
iaurns cer,r ~ SesrS The ossdaIs which start
CD bis report, bAs been badly informed Al toat there
in thir matter Only That before the arrival OF tho
MARQUIS OF Turgot the Charge oIGars, dd isersm, Of
Fran CO the Count OF Guitant solicited the spAnsh 60
verrmep, to put sop BY eirs Of 'he exist ne kgisla
ton, 10 tho attacks which the cc,1r d. kddd direct
the representative Of Francs thing which is
rrolibnet and punished at the same tine BY our laws
Ibe socu,.ttn lodged BY The french sme.s.y ag.lus.
az hr,t the hvqun Of rurso was willing to put end
to The proceedings BY the Count Of Guinnt
0s1rir De Madrid had put upon him demanded = com.
pete repsrston In accordance with the laws OF the
our Twn 'sd sSou sSoso
to the prsss or the worthy person VINO represents The
imperial government In Madrid.
All that the Courier dc Madrid said was, that lie
II.
at Madrid, piece OF news which sould be welcomed
by all the French residents at Madrid by whom he
mas generally di liked.
Perhaps you won't give the spirit Of the HERALD
on this matter, bat On your oSn--that Is TO say on
Buchanan.
Do you know thai Buchanan is considered fli-
buster here and Is going 10 have great deal To do
before he can hope 20 &C. this government 10 make
soup in the same pc, with him
Tassara has not started for Washington yet, but
promises that he will start next week, aud II he
doesn't succeed in getting things into order and the
pot boiling, and aided by an intelligent representa-
tive, whom you shall think IL worth while 70 send
DOT here doesn't succeed Ia getting up negota-
ton for good commercial treaty, II won't be done
ever: for az have told you rassir II the best re-
,re.eDtaiiye you could have looked loy out Of ell
| spain.
sleok.licked and nsipid Esosante, reparation was
necessary for he slight have been putting upon
you in this matter Of sending your Minister'S Ias
| sara is SpsuiaId, IF that good Arabian stock
which still exists in AnJalusia heart valiant and
fell Of passions talent high perceptions quick and
| character firm. The strength Of his Judgment
| aud the purepess Of his forecast ere beyond his
years. Tassara Is the young man OF most merit In
| Madrid to-day--regard him as q poet philosopher
or a politician. Ills disnterestedncss and straight
4 forward magnanimity in his political career are
y rare exception 70 what we are accustomed to see
hire.
4
40 Ieat that some Cabinets have not dared ID ofer
/ him Office for fear that species Of tlttery might
launch him still further into the opposlt on. A man
who gets a reputation that he can't be bought IN
/ Natrid i distinguished man. even should he have
no Other rlam 60 toe title. But rassara Is man OF
talcnt Full Of enthusiasm for bis unhappy coun-
| try-anmatcd with good spirit Of justice towards
1 o;ber nations, he goes TO America with qualiues
well calculated TO engage the sympathies OF free
| people. c.
raj OF Csba, had not sent his resignation, and ina,
| the government were expecting it-looking Tor II
\ auyiously-in order TO send another man m ms
place: but the said resignation docs NOT come, and
| tLis nuts us in peck ~ trouble. We don't exactly
lte 10 turn c1peha Gu. neck ana nee re- js' '"e"
| For the ptesent and until the next mail from the
| Havana we have concluded to wait Tor the resgna
ton, as the farmers are waiting Tor rain-oniy
| these are waiting 10 SOW, and we are waiunG
10 reap The crop Of gold ounces which Is gathered
| in Cuba when q cargo Of "black labor arrives mus
be gameTed in among our flends' urolshndo !
waiting, and Pezuea Ia waiting, and rather thlni
the later will be obliged 10 wait, though he Is on
Of cur best fellows. But the fact IS we arc console
rally dentrential towards you Yankees, and poo
Tozueasni III be forced 10 give II up.
Pat LET us talk seriously. The Portuguese prince
brother Of the King, end Duke Of Oporto, is well
| Whats that TO DO with usl Why, sir, viii ei
You. ll The first place We promised TO taik serious
", and there Is nothing in the world more sefiou
than Portuguese. Then the old progrtssisfd party
which was Knocked into flinders by ODonnell "
Jolly stands in need of king for spain Isabel ii
every body sees won't do, and our liberal old fogie
have been dfcgioing about the Duke OF opoIto, u
order 70 have a constitutional monarchy and all that
The Duke. believe, is a fne boy, and a fanstica
hoy, az the mos part Of the Portuguese boys are
Put. repeat, king Is thing IN q, mand al pre-
sent in various quarters. and II IL is not " be tn
Duke # Opofto, perhaps we may 20, farther an
! fare wurEc.
This my dear HIRAM, has ever been the cefec
u The Old pr0gpssisfa Or liberal constitutional party
They lersonify everything and have no ideas wbic
are not mixed up with some person. Their roubl
H. that they have always persopiied Their idea
hundeiingly. For regent they stirred up an bspal
tero For King they are looking for Portu gues'
The fragments Of this once great party are old an
doung: they have no future. The future belongs
the denocr'ts. | cannot tell you under what forr
this par or IS principle will present ltseu Wne
n comes 10 be- tfa government But the government
il willie. Every day brings 20 light IN tins par