The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-22

We do n intend TO dwell upon the extension OF susssa
IN Asia. We have alrescy spoken On tns otjeos may
times, pointing out Enthusiastically Tor severAi years
every step OF progress made by Russia upon the encr
NOUS line from the Caucasus " the Pacific and showing
in which she appears in Asia. Al present we add suy
Company.
The founders OF that commercial enterprise firstly,
q rich and well educated uadesmau OF MOSCOW, Koko-
rev, known from bis tract "Gisnce upon tina European
Commerce Russian Point of visw then the Coun
seor Of State, Turpaa and the Councillor Nowoelski,
Of the directors OF the Russian Steam Navigation Com
papy IN the Black Sea and the In the be-
ginning the capua amounts to tw sIy millions of oles
to cool shares OF 70 0oc roubes 200) each,
but the company authorized to increase ii in proportion
Of the necessity The company s 70 oct closely with the
company for Steam Navigation and trade in the Black,
Mediterranean, and Azof seas, and the rivers ia
the sou,h OF Russia, and WITH the Navigation
Company In the Caspian sea, which is increasing
spdy that the shares rs above their ISSUE The
railway from Mini Novgorod to Moscow which is already
CONSTRUCTOR the short railway which is to uuite
the voga with the Don, in the point where these two
large streams each other, in the vicinity OF Sarepts
will bs very useful 70 all these companies Besdes,
between Central Asia and Central Europe Is 10 CON
temptation, by OF q railway from Warsaw, through
Knew, Orel, voroneje, Stavropol TO Ksar. fortress
lying the escape OF the Telek into the Caspian Sea
then continued K.slar 10 Ts from which place two
branches should proceed to the Caspian the other to
the Black Sea This project has been presented 70 the
Gar Alexander but probably will not be carried on, as
this enormous ral~sy, which should cost 800 millions,
can be easily supplied by sherter and less costly one
from SsIep&a on the vo,gs TO the Dom
rhose three lines could unite tbs tour principal eastern
ana northern naval and railway communications the Cas-
psn the Central Russian the Black Sea- and the Polish
lines, with the net Of Central European railways.
Affairs In Spain.
lPNis Correspondence July 81 OF London Timesl
Ths return Of Donne To power has excited general
surprise 1t he has been for the last
peatedy mentioned likely TO take office President OF
the Cabinet but was on the very Of his departure
that the Queen appears TO have decided In this
il resembles sonew nat coup etat la d,sensou he
HAL n0dQ UUadf
gresstas the possibility Of his accession TO power
believed in. Yet the Queen sent for him without hesitation
the sturs Ministry teudered their resigus
ton. There disappop when the compost
tion Of the Cabinet made known ODonneil hiss
taken only OF his former colleagues OF 1855 namely,
NJ saAverri, Minister Of Finance In respect the
choice good he has reputation for ability aud honesty
administrator but be has political preferences.
ODoone has also passed tho moderate resistas
with whom believed TO bsst terms aud has
also forgotten neglected The Acn fraction with whom
be went also very well Be this as Is may tue Cabinet
has definite position, and II only for this
the country ought to feel satisfied that has got Of
hose MINISTRIES Of transition has lately had 80 much
Of There is a feature in the present >natoo
think well TO nofce You are perhaps asare that IN
Span there has been no minister for the usnarine de
pendsncies There has been only Direction OF urama
the seat Of which the Department Of Foreign
Affairs Now. the decree which names General OD,nnetl
70 the Presidency of the Cabinet also him Muster
OF War and Uhrsmar and Minister OF Foreign affairs od
interim. is. as you see, heavy burden oDonnel is
called upon 70 bear
OF course the question Of Mrco as ,cel, as ct chich
arises from the speech Of Lord Mapesby the trade
tc hare precedence the business Of the minister
The dissolution OF the Cortes s OF course anticipated
though do yet know II the eecora! lists Will be
titled beforehand, the mode Of election will not be
changed that OF electoral districts OF provinces
present The press prudent and reserved
attitude towards the Cabinet and evidently waits for
TO Judge by The progreesa press also waits but car
tell you that If ODonue maintains the representative
81 stem Spain he will have its support ST no. no.
the Arrsgonts used to TO their Kings SO far
neightors are concerned, the iDperis government o.
France be otherwise than partial 10 ODounell,
we may Judge by the Emperor sending him. after the
coup edt 1885, the Grand Gordon OF the Legion OF Ho
nor. Anything that resembles a coup Stot, with ali ia
previous Discrimination and simulspon and lbs c5nse
auences must Of ind 81 mpsthy in the mpera
heart. After ODorpes fell from power be had what
consolation could be Ahorced BY the sympathy OF
de rureot
General Roe de Oano is spoken OF Captain General o.
Cuba. God iof bid