The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-09
NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, MAY 8, 1865.

field laborers the lands lying waste that are in com
mon or belong to the crown, shall found free schools,
shall abolish drafts for the sea and the land force
shall reduce the army-the national militia consti-
tutng the reserve-setting free the sale of salt to-
bscco end the other articles that the monopohes
of the State. Such is the courageous purpose OF
party which has not so many years OF existence IN
Snain as count the fingers of one hand. Nor is the
movement confined TO thought and words, but en-
arpes TO physical proportions that are beng brought
together at different points, and IN measured quant
ties II looks to establish itself by force, and per
hans before the close Of summer II expects neuher
sympathy nor support from any quarter. The move
ment Of division of French troops up to the from
tier in the commoton of 1916 is not gone from the
memory and there is thirst, almost for an adven-
ture of the sort to come from that quarter
Within the week has been performed in Madrid the
ceremony of comforting the dignity OF Cardinals on
the Bishops Of Toledo and Seville.
At noon on the 10th the two left the royal cham-
her preceded by the chiefs of the household and
some fourteen sixteen grandees of Spain, accom-
panied by the Queens spouse and followed bv her
conessor the ladies in waiting the general Of the bal
beriers and of the palace Arriving at the
chapel were found seated on the right OF the prlnci
nal altar the Archbishops of Seville and Toledo the
ieg.te of the Pope being before them, and behind
them the noble bearers of the cardinals caps. Seat.
ed on their thrones the Legate M Nsceli addressed
their Majesties in Latin, informing them OF the
trusts conferred on the archbishops. The two re-
sponded in Castillian returning thanks to His Holi
ness for the honors bestowed on her two subjects,
then placing one Of the cardinals caps first on the
brow of the Archbishop of Seville and the other af
forwards on tina. of him Of Toledo, embracing them
successfully. The Cardinals then retired to the
sacrsty. returning in few moments in their appro
pirate robes when, the Archbishop OF Toledo having
directed few words 10 the Queen they took their
seats in front of the throne, on two armchairs with
cushions before them covered with purple on which
to recline Mass was then performed by an honorary
chaplain accompanied by the musicians OF the royal
orchestra At the close the procession was resumed
returning to the royal chamber in the same order IN
which il came to the chapel their Maestes directly
followed by the Cardinals. 1t was observed that In
the countenance OF the Queen beamed the lvelest
satisfaction throughout the ceremony; and the Re
gsneracion, an absolute Catholic journal, says most
distinctly that the royal dress green gase with
deep double founce, white striped and dropped, and
that her Majesty was covered with white veil His
Majesty the King, wore the uniform, in the time OF
a captain general.
You have heretofore had table of the naval forces
of Spain in ships, and now i give you one OF the
vessels in the merchant marine. Hereafter will
be added a resume of the amount and value OF the
fisheries the last year the coasts Of the Pennsu
la and in the possessions beyond sea, made up from
the returns in the Department of the Marine, re
vsed and corrected In the single district OF Ferrol
in which are the provinces of Bscay, are the port
| of San Sebastian and Bilboa for which the return
are not complete, as they elect to do their pleasure
on account of that species Of republican indepen
| dence which has regned there from time immemc
rial by the force Of laws, Of usage and of arms:-
rABrx SERVICE or SPAIN AND
THE sUssER or SAILORS. ACCORDING TO tbs RrruRss 0
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