New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-02
MADRID, June l2, 1853.

On the 9th inst, at o'clock in the morning the
Queen arrived at AraDjusz On the night OF the
same day a sumptuous banquet was given in the
Roysl Palace by the Queen, who wished to pay
q delicate attention n this manner to the distn-
guishsd persosases who accompanied her In her
excursion 70 the pOr.s Of the Mediterranean.
After the Queens visl, to aicAnt, the Governor
OF thar province was fined 5 900 by the Govern
men. for wroDgfaDy sport Ds the title Of Coun. Of
Santa Clara. This fine has been paid and the Gov
ernor Sismrr from his post
Tomorrow is the day fixed upon for the opening
OF the railway from Madrid to Toledo. The Queen
will set off to-day for that city, where they are
m,kiDg srea. preparations for the entertainments
to be given.
1t appears that the Court will not return to
Madrid till the goth inst, the oath being fixed for
the sos mn inaus alton of the Canal Of Isab- H.
at which celebration tho Queen will be present in
the middle of the Campo do Guardias" "a large
open field which corresponds to the Champ de
Mars" AT Paris), when the waters will be let on IN
d new fountain rising 10 the hight OF fifty feet The
waters of the Canal Of Isabel are brought from the
LozOya, small river in the mountains, distant
thirty seven miles from Madrid. This is the great
est eI gineering work of III dern Spain, and does
much credit 20 the country 1t is fully equal in all
RESPECTS TO the famous CrotOn WaterwOrks at New
YoIk, with some advantage in point OF capacity IN
favor Of the Spanish work. aud bas been constructed
entirely by Spanish engineers. The prnci pal reser-
voir or deposit for the water in the Campo de
Guardiss," near the city, is entirely yanted over
with sclid masonry on the top Of which thick
layer Of earth is placed, and b handsome garden
planted commanding vide and beautiful view oi
i "A tba IN br
out OF which comes the crystal stream which lies IN
a Tranquil lake beneath. The lack OF water has
been Lerhsps more severely felt at Madrid than IN
apv other town in Europe. This lmmense aqne.
duet will not only supply the town, but Is intended
10 serve as0 for purposes OF irrigation i0r tDe cou-
try round about aud a large number OF handsome
villas and country houses already being erected
by he rich noblemen and proprietOrs OF this capital
for the purpose of taking immediate advantage o'
the arrival of the water. This was let on throngh
the whole extent of the aqueduct few days since,
and the work was found perfect and without fault
Of the three millions Of reals that the Queen SCI
apart in the budget of the present year, I Nard re-
paird and preserving the temples, cathedrais and
cnureOes more than half is being spent on the con
yeht, of Buns.
On the visit OF the Queen TO the celebrated felC
and rDonument OF the battle Of Almansa, the Alrad'
of the to1n presented her, a. a great compliment
with the Gordon Worn by the Gearra, Duke of Ber
wick. The Alcalde, eyeing the monument atten
lively, observed TO the Queen that IL was very sim
. ple expressing az the same time the great cOntfas
il presents win that memorable day, in which tn
Spanish arms gained the victory. To this the Queer
replied as follows " Ia those times deeds wer
" great and monuments small; now, unfortunately
"the monuments are great and the deeds insigniti
"cant."
The Queen left the ribbon prefented To her sc a
Offering 10 the Virgin Of Pelen.
Ger. O'Donnell wil set of for Paris in a fey
days. The object oi this s said to be TO satsl
the wish Of Louis Napoleon % know personally th
Count of Lucens, and lave interview vita th
General Who hss gained the imperia sympathies b
biz ministerial policy.
The shares Of the Credit Mobler have aeai
fallen $40 eseh in aiditiap T. The loss rhc