New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-02

tne! nho uIrouy experienced. Ihe lat0rey en-
| poyed on the section Of the railway 20 the royaI
possession of the Escurial have made a strike de-
mandDg an increase of wages, and the paynen. Of
! il every Saturday. The French engineer was In
suited by the laborers, by whom he is greatly Dis
liked.
An envoy, proceeding from Tetuan with bril-.
liant suite, has paid visit to the authorizes Of
Ceu.a, in the name of Of the Ministers Of tho
Emperor of Morocco. The object Of this visit is
Dot known, nothing has been said about the RI
Moors who harsss 50 much the Spanish frontier
forts Of Africa
The rumors that the Prince of Galitzin the Rus
sian ambassador, was about to leave Madrid, which
were afoat some days ago. have been contradic.ed.
II was said that he would leave this Court - sc-
count of his having concluded his Uni ,sion here.
On board of the ship Francisco de Asis, on The
night of the 2sth ut., and during the trip from Ali.
cant TO Valencia, the Queen signed royal decree,
giving a midshipman's sp pointment 10 Don Alfonso,
the Prince of Asturiss. On this acsoun, the ON
GERS of the Navy have determined TO buy tao rich
midshpmans uniforms, and TO offer them TO the
Queen for the use of the baby Prince.
The official news from Mexico Wi h reference TO
be siege of Tampieo is excessively unpleasant for
Spanish subjects. These were under the protec.
tion of the Consul Of France while the troops Of
Gen. Cara were firing upon the besieged town,
and preparing TO assault IT. The Spanish frgste
Berenguels, which was at snehor 10 the port Of
lhinplco ana Wuust PIp'rNhs "ehV esn~'cecSs
carried the news of what was taking place 70 tho
Havana The Captain. Geueral Immediately sent
off to Tampico the war-steamer Isabel H., whose
captain received the most positive lnstructcne 70
protect the life and property of all the Spaniafds
there, although he should be obliged TO rescrtto
force. slOop-Of-war and other vessels were0
follow this steamer, charged to tulhll the orders M
the steamer Isabel H., but without mixing tbot@
selves up with any thing relating 10 the interior dis
tirbances of the Republic The dispositions ~
Gen. Concha are Represented to be founded oa yc!y
weghty moyes al, beside the hatred that The "
siegers the greater part Of them Aagto- Ansyiea,t
have toward the Spaniards, it was feared that Cke
"a. once master of Tampco, would proceed 10 osm
an independent State called Sierra Madre, 10 tniop
with Vidaurri, immediately claiming the projection
of the United States. This is the otci scc,uns Of
the matter here. -.
The Oueen has promised the Catalonia d., fon
who went to congratulate her at Vale 'e,atAes =
will pay visit to Barcelona in the Autu.. ~tl9
coming Spring.
vana and reproduced In all the joarnsls Of Madrd,
concerning the report that an English cruiser had
di.embarked on the coasts Of Cuba 10 search VI
slaves 1t is as follows:
sThe Captain. &c neral of the Islsnd oi ,ssving
been informed that a lauuca of the Engish ifEs:e
Buzzard, AIMED with cannon, ard VITA esew OF 10
men conmas ded by inferior officer Of the EogIse
n.vy. had attempted TO sear,h vesseh anehareQ
in the port Of Ssgua Ia Grande, gave orders 70 tne
Li,ue nant General no. TO permit such viu', IeGsH
ing # necessary, force by force.
"At tho ssms time the worthy Msrquh Of the Hsr
ysns addressed al energetic reclamation 70 she COM
mander CT the English forces on the nortsern coasts
the island and TO the English Consul o. the hassaS
proving TO them that such sesrches yioass the est
Of 1886 which, in tie first article, declares thss ~
vessels which are in the ports OF toeir resescave
nations can be searched, without permission ffsm
the local authorities can the privilege o. vst'
inn csad yeasals he exercised oNc0Q- Dy ttas
s.k expressly authorized to do 90. Tne reasons
of Gen. Concna were 30 powerful and conviac te .n@
the II gish Consul and the commsades OF the ssien
ssaa 70 the palace Of the CaPainsnsrs shd con.
rrssed 70 onn that il what he d occurred st Ssgusk
@ianae bso taken place as ir Conchs said, they Il
TIE steamer Buzzsrd; and a, the steamer N}s va
sue 70 put TO ses for two days, they begl -
Japan ,Genersl To remit 10 the oomfnsndezs& the
nuLz Ma the dispatches In wh1oh thar disspprdba III
This cuff ed for the English lsuseh 10 rsrs fsu.
tne coast, though not without bsyhg fred npoas Q
.Issspg schooner; but tie Marquis Of tss Htvsas
taking into consideration what corresponds 70 ths
maintenance Of the national dignity and r,gbts. ssHt
lew deachncpts Of infantry 10 Sagus n Crsnde "a.
gsye orders for all the vessels Of var az hand 70 rat 70
we tat it 1s s.s In
cOIehg, 10 tficisl news received, tsst any Eoslsh
nss aseh peq 70 search our plsnasors Tes
approved oil that hiss beer dore by Gen. Concta."
All the calculations and rumors which had arisen
concerning ministerial change, owing /, the Cab.
met council which the Queen would celebrate on
the return from her excur.iop, have been ihsory.
The Ministers assembled, held short council 10
heat about the question Of bread, and then had
another session in the presence Of tho Queen. ir
which only various matters Of the royal council and
other subjects OF personal and secondary mpost
aDce, were treated vf
The Queen showed herself very afable 10 al tho
Ministers, and invited them al ~ dinner. She stn
continues to have blind confidence in Sr. Issurz,
as his conduct cannot help iIspirng il. Pablo
affairs are just in the same condition a. q month
ago, and the question Of political as veil as admin
isratiye principles does not inspire tho least sttons
ton or interest. The only thing talked Of 10 change
of two members of the actual Ministry. In tho
Ministry of War, the entry of Vical'arist is an.
pounced; and in that Of Public Works, person Of
more active habits and more knowledge than tho
Count of Guenduain, with whom the Quets(is mo-
entirely satisfied.
The journey of her Majesty to the Province on
Asturiss is decided upon. She has fixed upon Gljop
for taking sea baths and the Court will be there on
the l4th or 18th of July. The steamer Pizarro kaA
already received instructions 10 sail IN GUon. II
appears that the interview Of the Queen wiih-n
mother. Maria Christina, will take place "a thn
port on board some English vessel, which win, bs
the bearer of Queen Christina. Till this intery hW
takes place. il is thought that the march Of ps-syS
will not vary in any sense.