The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-23
Our msSssd Correspondence.

MArerD, July "a, 1858.
Course of the Gousrnmsnt Parties under o. Dom
nell Royal Pilgrimage to Couadonga The
Queens Suite Catholic Missionaries to the In
d,a,u in Upper California French and Eng
Rsh Policy on the Cuban QUESTION &C., &c.
The Liberal Uniou," as it il called, attempted
70 be formed by O'Donnel, from all but the church
party and absolntsts, has earned popularity as it
has proceeded that, in so snort time, could not
have been expected. This has come as much from
the good judgment of the head of the government in
selecting capable and placing them in proper
situations in directing radical reforms and strik'
ing out new designs. The rspidty of the changes,
far and near and the sudden purposes, clearly
mark that the great work has been subject OF
study before and of mature consideration III all its
parts. The institutions of civil government. OF
health of science, public works, libraries and
schools will undoubtedly be looked after narrowly,
aud that in very short time. Some departments
have already felt the correcting hand.
The lists of voters are printed fair election for
the Cortes is promised, and it must be allowed that
no far every move the part OF the government is
fair one. The republican party, three months ago
so full of courage and PROMISE is nearly quiet. The
progressists preparing for great effort. De la
u
tra,ion Of the Duke of Victoria in 1855, when
O'Donnell (then Minister of War; prevailed by the
military over bis compeers, returning from ParB,
has proclaimed to the progresista party to stand on
from the Liberal Union" for struggle. not for
hostlties Let that party, he says, which prevails
in the Cortes have tie administration of the govern
ment. While he has turned aside To visit Saragossa
his words have passed along the line OF the press Ike
the shout OF great chief to MS boss. Some Of the
earliest political meetings beld hailed the Duke
of Victoria. as their proper mead. Zuloaga
at the time Of the overthrow OF the progresista
party was the Minister at Paris and vas CHI ated IN
The electoral lists in the administration Of Narvaez
which followed, has TO this moment been silent.
Neither TO him nor Escosura have places in the
new government been allotted, not probably from IL
hberality but because they have wrongs private and
POLITICAL too deep 70 pardon the successful Marshal
The ODDS for election appear far in favor of the
political party, band rather Ia power, directed IN
the main by constellation OF military gentlemen Of
no JncoDsderaoe Abilities aud holding an i'm nense
patronage in the oessowsI or Offices Within few
Gays dozen twenty gentlemen of the lloe-a
party have addressed their friends in handful, ad
y,s,sg them to uphold the ADMINISTRATION as proba
bly, the best the times will admit. Among them IL
The well known Marquis III Peraes.
The Queen has sent So 900 to the Governor of
Corunha the royal Offering Of the year, tn he placed
upou the altar that contains the remains Of the Apo
te Santiago protector of Spain in her name, that Of
her royal consort their children, the Prince Of Astu.
ras and the Infanta Isabel AS the royal party will
not be able to visit the town of Santiago, other Oh
port OF the Peninsula, by the hands Of the bishops
Of Lugo Luy AMI Orense in steamship, consist
ing of four chaces Of silver, to be given in the
name ef each Of the royal family Bat 70 the Virgin
of Coyadonga and TO the church in which she is,
the princes will make their offerings in person. The
Princess will what rs said 70 be truly regal
robe o: chsngeable sky blue, (the most becoming,
It is stated, for images pIoIaseiy and eaboratey
raised with golden emoro iery. o., the part Of Doa
Alfonso will be given two pontiicial robes, also
wrought in the royal workshop by the cunning hand
Of Manicio Mon.
The Toy al visit to Asturias 1t is very private
and small matter il may be well enough to give an
idea Of the simplicity wtb whica The kings oil Spain
travel in their devotons In this pilgrimage TO state
the cha acter and number OF the royal household,
exclusive OF carriage drivers and postllitos which
/, has been found indispensaheto carry. II consists
OF the mayor-dcmo Of Her Majesty che Queen, the
Duke &C Baylen; the chief lady OF Tie bedcbanber,
tbe Dowager Duchess of Aha; the governcss Of the
Princes the Msrcbioness Of Malpica; the chief
equery the Count of Balazote; frst AdJutant Cene
raj Of His Majesty the King, General Lemery; chiet
nayordoms OF their royal hgnesses the Princes, the
Marquis Of Alcanices, the Patriarch OF the midas
Senior Ielesias Bsrcones; the confessor TO Her
Majesty the Queen, the Archbishop Of Cuba; ten
servants, Physician TO the Court, the Marquis OF
San I'll egorio; deIn Senior Don Juan Drrnent; royal
apothecary, ,Sehor ID. Miguel Polio y Lorenzo; two
assistant govern.sses TO the Princes, two gentle
men OF tie bedchambcr, chief messenger ~ His
Majesty toe King, amayordomo player on the piano 10
Der Majesty the Queen eleven servants three ladies'
Of the QceeB wardrobe, SIX do. TO the Princes lady
m charge OF the Queens wardrobe; two ladies' FOR the
same 10 the Princes. one mliner and one lady hair
dresser 10 the Queen, Lady superintendent Of the
house one sub upefint,ndent and alternating,
sixteen servants ladies' If the stole 10 the Queen,
four otto TO tie Princes, four usners, four hunts
men, two poriers. two cbeisn waiting 70 the Queen,
two ditto TO the King four messenger to the Queen
four do 10 the King t~o chapiins 10 the Archbishop
and Patriarch one assistant spothecary one COVER
ue.s Ia the Princess, one chamber mad, two maids,
messengers. two servants, Que director general,
one secretary 10 the household one dtto u the
Queen, one purser, three servants, one Inspector
general OF expenses, Sehor Don Atanasio Onate;
ysO officers u inspection, two servants, eight
charged with tbs care of luggage, one chief
cook, enc chief Of corrections, one charged
with buying and giving account, seven assistants
of cookery and Of corrections; thirty youths attend
ing thereon, Keeper o. the table ineh two laun'
dresses fourteen sempstresses. roners aud washer
yomeu--te,a is5 exclusive Of the Duke OF San Mi
pue his officers and guard Of haberdiers and several
ofiicera nf the Leads or depa -tTDents
There has arrived al The city Of Valencia the apos
tslic missionary Cayetno Sorrentini, who comes 10
Spain a. the Vicar General Of TIE most iiiustrious
B.hop Of Monterey. for the purpose Of getting
priests % meet tie wauta of the bonciicent missions
~ Alta Cslii0rnia,he Establishments existing from
the time 81 Their icing planted ny spain IN l1'O IN
entc If the ioDE pefstcuiCn 10y the savagc-, priYa
lions and adycre circumstances the righteous pur'
rose stu continuing 81 giving spiritual and ten
pcrai safety o. The unhappy lUdaus, by teaching
Toe arts Of agriculture aud mechanical labor, BY
giving religious education. The satnptic press
nnuncts that the number II natives under the mis-
fiooary establishment and protected by II, il more
than 90 900. afrsnF them hetng many yet unconvert
ed ard Who are seeking % be taught. Schools have
een established under The Of tee sisters OF char
~ aud there exists college and hospitals for the
t,ror of al PEOPLE. Several persons ~ note have
In charge the collection Of money for these several
charities.
The London Times returning 10 the subject Of the
traffic 10 Legroes. in consequences of the motion o
Mr.. HUT va Parliament. prcscdts anew to Spain the
alternative at apoishinp the commerce. or England
de~istipg IN preventing the Island Of Cuba IRON be
ing seized by tho United states,
The Pof,ie " Parts, 10 this languare, says that
even supposiug Spain nor 70 have the force neces
ssry 20 defend her possessions against the covetOus
ness of the North American t~liich IL Tar nom Ger
tain). Il l. very donttfal that argument, o1en
sive So the dignity OF the spanish people, can accom-
p.h Tie object lha, Is Desired BY The Brti-h press