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

bably be asking for crisis with our chocolate az
naturally as 70 nOv ta'l snr a newspaper
That loan ofM M,res ~ back cloui 10 The politi-
cal horizon, however, and ne mere :say rum il over
the moe certain 1t il that there s little Joker ~
ahout 400 0to which none Of the green sncs
CAP guess where its gone TO-
Ne3er ionlale8 Bravo la5 suspended his inuTey
~ London jus. to see wtt comes OF this ousiasss;
nus hJvaez has nor yet lost MS renty and Is as
nHt3fsible as any 'scrpns."
MOI SO The peope, who are every day more hungry
aid n me upSOarjeus.
In Es'ran ljura, one OF me richest wheat growing
provinces, The small farmers VINO usually raise
enough on their own land 10 support thoir ia ut,es
are his yesr absolutely reouceu 70 begging their
| bread.
| In rruxiIo, one of Che CHEZ towns, the Marquis
of La Couquista has hal to lily for bis life, which he
saved hy sacrificing his bacon And now that We
are upon the subject of 'he Marqnis, permit me %
recall an incident in the history Of hs noble house.
| One ct the ancestors Of the present Marqun, it
seems get himself so rich and swollen with toe silver
| which came fren America tha. be actually Went To
work TO cover the reof OF his palace with Eles OF
silver.
Bot this act of foolish vanity so moved the wrath
OF the King that be chasrised him by establishing
the slaughter house Of the town under the caves and
arches OF his palace, and at the pl eat day, In tue
Oldest palace OF rruxillo, the city of PizarrO may
be seen the singular contrast of a great shield Of
arms craven in stone over the portal and saugh-
teIhouse at one side, under the arches.
Queen Isabel IL. would be gao 10 be able 10
manage her vasssls in the same way at
prese0t but those good old days are past. Now
her Majesty finds consolation only m rllking mouths
az Narvaez, who inst settles the bearings u his wig
ard starts for The opera without further cOn@-
qut nces Tee Queen also goes 70 The opera to anuse
herself, and then Narvaez enters her box az If no
thing had happened and The two talk together in
the presence of an sdmriDg public about singers and
dlDoers and the great Statesman advises her Males
ty TO make present OF brooch or bracelets the
rl. N, afst,t n ha~c
level with the other s0vereigns o. Europe IN proseC
ton 70 the ats and proUetting talent.
Then the Queen calls the Pepta or the CWai.G,
kes q diamond from her breast ard adcrns the
dancing GIRL and the public burst out into frantic
applause. 1t ia 10 b. remembered, however, that
HE democracy doesn't 20 20 the opera and the public
OF the ROYAL iheat,e Is NOT the hungry public OF toe
streets ard the fields.
Thus life passea. dear HERALD, spd the Illustrated
public inside the theatre does ot wish 10 recall those
verses of OLD Gorge ktCdqde, which you don't
know, ana do:--
Tho sleeping soul re neuoer,
The brain - starred and saseGt
10 Contemplate
How quickly lie u passns,
50 silently.
In the same way the monar,hy Is passing il Spain,
aDC The democracy is coming 80 silently" that the
Queen does not perceive It's approa Ii.
What sbo has perceived is the corning OF NJ. Tur-
got on account OF tie thumppg Of ID crutch which
Soule made hin, present Of, aud because Of the
gHunbing he makes abont The Courier dc Afadrid
a French and Spanish ne Vsp3per, which talked
boldly about him in his absence.
The Marquis says tina. II the Spanish government
does Dot suppress that ourDa, he is capable of GO
ing batting all the way hack TO France, and Lord
Bowden saws that would be q step full OF comphca-
tons. l send you the spirit OF the press on this
grave subject, in a transs ion which Is snnexed:-
The -Voced0des says:-
II we arc 10 svo credit the which circulate
those days, tho question OF the ambassador OF ,ance
Curr 4: nab IL Is vcry fay from being sette6
nsb tho suppresion Of thss journal; but We
trust that hi, demand "! be reoee he sboud mako
il. We have noihipg 10 DC Whe the :oTter d. 1adrsd,
DOR WITH Turgot bat no acts Of sLe after. pub
I've funceanxty, subject 70 the oommens Of the press
The Correspondence, government organ, in re-
plying 70 She arbYeIhe next day. makes the follow
ing statement:--
MIA, been raid on tho ao.Aarit Of the Ncuedo les that
tho Sisrpu,, Of Tureo French Ambassador at this court
lad requested the government to srppess tho Spanish
journal, coIrir dc kad'd The 1ouedaaa which start
"a IN thir matter Only nat osiore the arrival OF the
MARQUIS Of Turgot the Chsrgc cLGsirs dd iaersm, Of
Frar CO the Count OF GlAn solicited the spAnish 60
verr mep, 10 put etop BY rnelrs Of 'he EXIT ne kgsa
ton to tho attacks which the ceITr d. Addui direct
esintt the representative OF France, thing which s
profienot ana punished at the same the BY our laws:
ibo eccus st lodged by the French embassy against
the rri de Nod Vi takes i's course, because though
fret the hsyquH Of rursot was willing TO put end
10 The proceedings commenced BY the Count OF Guant
be has since concluded that the grievances which the
G,urier de Madrid had put upon him demanded . COM
pee repsrston accordance with the laws Of The
try For own part, II would be extremely grateful -
Us that this Irrigation should terminate Without dshoco
10 the prsss the worthy person VINO represents The
imperial government In Madrid.
All that the Coty,isr de Madrid said was that
understood Mr. Turgot would not return to his post
at Madrid, piece OF news which wold be welcomed
by all the French residents az Madrid, by whom he
mas generally d liked.
Perhaps you won't give the spirit of the HERALD
on this matter, bat ON your oSnthat is TO say, ON
Buchanan. ~
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 pot with him
Tassara has not started for Washington yet, but
premises 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 TO send
DOT here doesn't succeed In getting up negotia
ton for good commercial treaty II won't be done
ever: for AZ have told YOU rhssira II the best re-
reseptatiye you could have looked (oy out Of ell
spafn,
Alter the ARTIFICIAL and Frcnchifei Cueto and the
sleok.licked aud nsipid Esoslante, reparaton was
necessary for he sligbt We have been putting upon
you in this matter of sending your Minister'S Tas-
sara Is Spsniaid, IT that good Arabian STOCK
which still exist in AnJalusia -heart valiant and
fell of passions; talent high perceptions quick and
Character firm. The strength Of his Judgment
ard the purenoss OF his forecast ere beyond his
years. Tassara l. the young man OF most merit IN
Madrid to-day regard him as poet, philosopher
or politician. Ills disnterestedncss and straight
forward mappauimiiy in his political career are a
rare exception 70 what we are accustomed to see
hsre. -
lie has Away lived modesty, in order 10 preserve
his INDEPENDENCE: and his reputation for severity Is
30 g1eat that some Cabinets have not dared to oher
him Office Cor fear that species Of hittery might
launch HIM still further into the opposit on. man
who gets reputation that he can't be bought IN
Natlrd il q distinguished man. even should he have
no Other r'am 10 tho title. But rassara IL man OF
te,cpt Full Of enthusiasm for his unhappy coun-
try--anmatcd with good spirit Of justice towards
other nations, he goes 10 America with QUALITIES
well calculated 20 engage the sympathies OF free
think told you that Concha, the Captain Gene.
mi OF Cuba had not sent bis resignation, and that
the government were expecting it-lookiog Tor u
nr.-innslr--in order 10 eend another man IN bis