The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-03
Our Madrid Correspondence.
MAbmD, April 10, is


MApED, April 10, 1851.
Pc<cy cf De admlnistrdtln in Regard tho ThredsIed
Bosiluss aooiRs Kerico-Gcr1al pcdp.'s Saoo1Sov-Ia
croans.9 Unpspaary of Ne King and Qaees- Pr5abs!i
nr cf Anodr Repolu;ion IN STair-ThS NeD Scum LiS
eda-cr SJaia ard ne lE,iles-C aaalisdson q ne
Elvo, a., DC.
fresh attempt made revive the political onor
vwccnec abou, the Mexican conflict which had been al
kved for time past 10 subeido. The ministerial
sans nti,t upon The right aud intent the part OF the
gysnsh government 10 exact from the Mexican authorities
o sarfscuon which, her language 10 be credited
would stop nothing short Of the sensacrGce q
ne President; the shooting Of General Alvarez and
hs sdhersnH. The execution OF several CT the
handful concerned openly IN The savage murders
smmted Cucrnavaa and the approximations Of the Mex
vuihorues, dered a. aonencn whatever
ministry upon not listening {, NJ. Ifragas,
~ cffcla capacity Plenpoenusry Envoy. War s sit
psroa.crcd, and The preparations FOR continued
y termed here very large scale Great forces
a. be assembled a, Cuba and the whole Spanish navy to
sAll en- in warnke expedition from Havana However,
he most sober and also beet informed politicians Of
eIsLion that things will by means be carried 10 that
snueme and though highly indignant a, the arocoas acts
psrpeuzicd by the Mexican anarchs consider that there
dgnifed and prudent line Of conduct 70 pur
rue o1e opposed those absurd professions OF Don Qux
sxm which Ia the end expose the government and
country rdicule or attempted 70 be acted upon,
mag BE- attended with very serious consequences for Spain
hey az tbs threatening attitude a. IDLE display, and
revival o The question ministerial move 70 act upoa
s nsoIA Ebre IN the Coros which VIII open the 9Th Of
Nay and distract pubic attention from home and
Me scandals Of the Administrator, Tor which they
krsd " being brought account As for the copcenira
o and vessels in Cuba, Is looked upon merely
n Of precsGLon against al eventually Of
American Invasion q fhbUsters.
UThe report OF treaty between the United States
sod Mexico creating good deal Of uneasness IN the Of
Seal and has 70 certain extent balanced the sas
factory effects produced By The highly moderate assertions
contained IN he Presidents message. ssp0H
ne actual American Minister u expected 10 be recalled
b.. he chOce Of NJ OlIHvan for bis successor y likely
o prove a. unpopular that Of Mr. souc. General
Dodge vii leave behind him fair and highly respected
tame noush not perhaps, that q very aspiring dipo-
Hslsi
ne constitutional farce s srn kept up here A new
oh OF next month The elections have been carried out
~ 1ual-or, rather, more uan esral-under The most
M<Eh pressure Of he government authorities. large
mAtory Of osotHtsas, or pretended reormers Of the
e1suuton, has been returned and IL generally believed
hAt very serious events preparing place In he
cursc OF next spring or summer. should rsh revou
an prove successful, there not the least doubt but thai
be actual dynasty would Immediately be sacrificed The
King and Queen are grow ing every day unpopuar
much 90 thai very serious fears appear have been
bus just entertained about the safety LIE and
he not allowed 10 wax out 70 visit the churches IN
thursday and Good Friday, attend The other public ccre
monies which usually take place those days Several
have been made, and there a Of ser,ous
oysbreak having taken place in Asturias.
TIE grant for establishing provisional Line q mail
between Spain and The Antilles has been decided
A~ unsuccessful public adudcauons in favor Of the
fars DANGERS, kessrs Gsuther %, represented
by NJ. Carrguir.
The works for The canaEzaion q the Ebro, and the
ohehment of The great railway lines, carried with
Ne aA force q Spanish ACTIVITY.