The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-24

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Pubssco win inform you how this matter stands;-
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sss ness here s ss is him
Meantime i rot very probable that he present cabi-
net can hold out 30 long The law Of printing Is being
forced through the Cortes little faster than was to have
been expected The Ministry have introduced a resou-
ton authorizing themselves 70 put that law In execution
Immediately lust IL was reported by the committee 70
the Heuse and that s articles might be discussed at lei
sure oy the Cores afterwards This anomalous PROPOSE
ton was referred 10 the sape committee which had re
ported the as by test vote Of ia 70 20 20 toa' the CUES
lion Ii practically seed The committee this afternoon
presents It's report favorable to the proposition aud the
question now upon its pasfage BY rule OF the
Spanish House OF Deputies only three speakers can be
whole debate upon the subject Of this law Is thus re-
duced 10 the work Of one day or two at most
fatal blow struck at the liberty Of the press VIII
I'LL the press the moment but viii also ad 10 Kill Inc
rhe present cabinet is longer governing according
us principles but according TO the principles Oh
Bravo Mupillo and his followers, who are really TINS
moment the possession OF the substance OF power wltn
ont its forms They the majority in the Cortes and
have the good viii Of the Queen also Whenever they
choose to vote against the present cabinet must ia
they wiling that the actual Ministers should undei ns
pressure OF their Wishes Of the work OF reacon,
to give the fruit into their own hands niue
ripper than they would otherwise encounter it,
Inc C6rtes may De expected 10 hoJpuru Whpu ~ =
night change of ministry will tab place within few
weeks at the u'mos favor of the friends Of Don Juan
Bravo Aurf0 and the revolution 10 then the next step,
and may be expected within few months thereafter 1t Is
indeed already inevitable. The power Of the throne
resches only 10 delaying more or less movement oil
the srmy against The government Of Bravo Aurio his
friends be cxpeed to be delayed at most longer
than Till the coming spring, and may occur earlier the
power OF The army thus reutrazed the ,uiar move
meDt viii then commence, and will eventually sweep
everyh before IT, This time there Is every reason TO
suppose that win not sop short OF radical revolution,
and he OF the regnug Queen viii close its career
in Spain within year from this writing
The program Of the Queen announced TO he Cortes
three days since and TO day the last day Of the reoc
ingH by royal order Yesterday there was hso mdnos
r the palace and the government Offices have been iu-
minated by night but this evening have resolved an or
der from the Governor Of the Province to illuminate my
balconies ase and suppose ell the rest OF Madrid has got
the anne hint from high quarters.
The Queen goes IN state to worship the Virgin 81 the
church Atocha this afternoon, and the troops are
already beginning take their posit ms along the route
Of the cortege am going TO see the show, - may De
one Of the Last Of this description which will take place In
Spain-so. good afternoon, sir; see you again, sir