New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04

l,D1,one surplus considering he exIao;d.aAiy
fice Il The army and feet ST fresea, n ,u,a
General O'pouns :o,. nHes Welt = TIE oh-
racks. ,e.;a.
The changes made smoue the eb fnaetSnaries
of tie Palace, oaye taken place 10 accordance VIII
The sn,e and exclusive VII! Of t.- Qieep.
TIE Di.rasics, a Democratic paper, las bean
s.iz,l t,r having published some Terses Pers9ta.y
sund.r, 70 the Queen and ,be Emperor oi the
French they were sharp as s'eel.
The prtifh royal s'eam-y,cst The Vi:'"rs sad
Albert vas at anch'r IN tie lJ'b .ns'ant ID Tue
barber Of Ferrol.
NJ p;.,ce l,te President of the United States,
bss arrived II CadlI, from Lisbon, ara Il seuls
,t.. he Was q set of for Seville and inads, whcn
80 he wishes 10 ysi.. Is is though. he VIII
t.ilv vsrtnre t0 come 10 Madrid thls tILe, AZ Ms
fo,rcr connection with tie MN gues OF soule ana
T,f Davis are well understood here, and lhougu
vour Spspiard is alwsys courteous he can DC very
cool. ., J., -.
tn. Queen bas given her en:lre approvsl 20 the
note which The new Spaosh Caolhe, senus u 'no
FneE,t Government, With reference 20 the charges
Numbered aean.t Spain 10 tbe English farhamelt.
The text Of this document, however, has oeea hep'
remarkably cose.
The Prorresista Committee, Which was formed
toward The end Of January. 1857, and re ID ectors
oi the Journals tie Noredades tho itcT!a, ard tae
Clamor, have addressed manifest to the ffosre
.sta party: the said manifest was printed by these
,ournsls and published and sold as supplement
In ,his manifest the Progresistas are advised TO
take paf. in the reformed eectorsl lists, which the
Government really and truly allows, and t. demon
strste by their zeal and union thi. they wish for
legal struggle and pacific discussion OF atairs, as
the public opinion til lately crusned Is IN fsyor OF
dess tending to increase snd uphold liberty.
The Ga.,ite of the 18th inst. publishes the names
of the Sepators whom the Queen has Just named oy
\ IN.rsr- Ia A.
have had this honor conferred on them, and ~no
will form part Of the Upper Spanish House ms
is sire ng infusion Of The LIBERAL element into tnal
hitherto rcactonary body, and VII give them tue
msiority. Among them are 10 be found the Mnls'
ters that we're N 1854, With the Duke OF Victoris,
Gep. Prim. Coun, of Reus Gen. Duee, and tne
celebrated barrster COrtins. 49,,
Three Grand crosses If he order ot Charles Ill
have iust been conferred on the Senores Pastor
Disz Rios Rosas and Don Jos, CollidO, rich
banker. and fer some time Minister OF Finance.
Yesterdays Ga.ette publishes the decree creating
,be Council of State instead o. the Royal Council,
which has been suppressed
The Council of State ranks NEXT after the Coun-
oil of Minister IT ia composed of the Ministers oil
the Crown. OF o President, Magistrate a Scoie-
tary snd 80 Councillors.
An the individuals of the Councils We're hahieI
y.s,erdav Martinez De Ia Rosa, President; ana
among the - Councillors are appointed Messrs'
Paeheas. Luian Cantero Heros, lnante, MARQUIS
Je Gtrona. Luzuriaga and other Progresistas, VINO
have also seats Ia the senate
The whole of the pres. has pronounced ltself IN
favor Of The concession of the electric submarine
tel.orapb in favor of the Spanish American Com
nany represented here BY Mr.. Perry. All the dit
erent political papers of all parties, taking only INTO
consideration the general interest and the necessity
of the laying down of the cable, which, by the most
sure and certain route and with elements of the
.ta1st tnnts sb. pta1
islands in communication with the mother country
have filed their columns with eloquent articles,
showing The importance and Ne cessty of the CON
cession, and the advantages which the Spanish
! commerce and even the Government Itself will de-
rive from the colossal undertaking. which only the
Spanish and American mixed Company can bring
about.
II seems that the concession in favor of this great
| Company will soon be granted. The Government
has looked upon this affair with the interest due to
it, and it is solely owing TO the important business
which it has had in hand during the few days it is
in power that it has been prevented from settling
| important all affair; but il Will probably grant the
concession before the Queens journey TO Asturas
| A Medrid journal OF great respectablity pub
fishes letter from IL correspondent IN London,
portion of which have translated, SO that YOU may
see if i. throws any new light upon the mission OF
| NJ Belly in Central America:
Those who have seen the psmphlet published by
the Nicsragusu ship csnsl, in the year 1877 If my
memory ia rot at fault and remember the very MI
pu,e de,ss OF that project and the handfome plates
and profs OF the works made by the engineers OF the
| Con parry WITH which Louis Napoleon ct that
tine tonnf cted, will not have been surprised that.
now be is Emperor, he should preserve considerable
perso- al interest in the undertaking. and be disposed
| 10 exert the meals at his command TO throw tha,
business ito the hands OF French Company for the
| benefit of France ard the Emperor
| The 6libusters once driven from Central Amer
| ios the Governments of Costa Rica and Nicaragua,
at length masters Of that extensive territory have ep
deavored 10 prevent invas for the future and
| TO accomplish this after having demonstrated with
the Csbret Of Washington for the assistance it rem.
dsied to Gen. Walker officially informed 1t t1at the
privileges granted TO the enterprise entitled The
| NewYoIk Company Of the Interoc eanic Canal
had ceased IN July last account of their
rot having fulfilled the conditions imposed upon them
MEANWHILE anotaer treaty was signed on tle lst of
May Of the present year between the Government of
Nicaragua and the agent of French company, whose
prircipal clauses are follows: The Company
which il is supposed is protected and patronzed by
the Imperial Goverrmeni binds itself 70 construct
canal with French capital and Wit hin period of elk
years, to be navlgable between the Two oceans and
70 be supplied by the waters Of the Ncaragua Lake
ard River The ;raLsit passage will belong exclu-
| sIvely to the Company for period OF ninety nine
years. The ships which may be the Companys prop
erty will have tce frce use OF the canal gratis. The
Others will pay lO per cent on the value of the
ctaIdi;e, an sl2 for each person. The Governmen
of Genital America place the canal usder the protec
tion of tie Ergiisb, Frerca and Sandman ones
but ss the undertaking is entirely French, t~o ships
Ofwsr will be constantly stationed 10 the waters Of
the caral snd lake for the purpC Of maotsiocg its
neuirsly ard TO secure its navigation to all the
tions Of the earth. As il 20 be expected the
Whimsical YANKEE company declsitns sgains. this
rev plan, ard the Govern of Washington treats
it with the creates. contempt.
"To avoid political collision which would be fruit
ful in serious Mons. Belly agect Of the
French Company hes gone 10 the United Statss
with Intentions OF settling the matter satisfactorily by
n.eaLs CT a large sum OF money, and il is a known