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

Carlos W.. Nh0m Iey optuIy supPvi- A".o P~'G
Is the boldss. Of all, and the which contributes
.he most money TO obtain lis triumph IL begins to
rnl in matters relating 10 the Church, and the I'm.
vov of Rome in union with Padre Claret ana
Padre Cirilo. cOnfessors of the Queen and hing'
omits no means OF occasion TO counsel me queen "
restore 10 the Church and clergy, by royal decree,
all the property which was released from mortmain'
and winch has not been sold. This project Ot IA"
remained without debate or resolution on the SHUT
ting up OF the Cortes.
( circular piyea by the Ecclesiastical Vicar in
consequence of an order from Padre Cirilo forblds
the priests 70 wear any other dress except that of
their calling or TO be seen promenadlOg IN public,
or 10 be present q. any popular diversions or sPecta
cles and none Of them must cay mass which snail
not last at least twenty minutes.
In consequence of the bakers having eudeavOred
10 raise the price of bread to half real more, after
the increase in the price which they made some
DAYS ago and in consequence OF the great drouth
which is experienced in the country, the Govern
ment of Madrid has prolonged the free importation
of corn for an unlimited period, as the former de-
cree to this effect would have ceased upon the last
dsy of June. The new one has been sent TO Va
leDcia for the Queens approval.
Mr. Andrew Buchanan, the English Emoassador,
and bis lady, arrived here Oh the 18th ult., and
have been visited by great many members OF the
sristocrscy and of the LIBERAL party.
The magnificent stalls or chairs which belonged
70 the choir of the Carthusian Convent, now prop
erty of .he Corporation of Seville have been gwen
10 the Cathedral Of Cadiz by royal order, so that
they may be made use Of in the choir OF that Cafhe
drsi. There is report taat the Corporation OF
Seville has refused 20 deliver them up, and that the
inhabitants have taken part in this refusal. This
circumstance may cause disturbance IN Seville
if the dispositions of the Government are not an
pulled as rbe Sevilliaps unwilling to allow their
property, which is magnificent in the extreme, to
90 TO the benefit Of the inhabitants Of Cadz.
The electro telegraphic stations opened up TO the
presen. day in SPAN and at the disposition of the
public, amount to ninety in every part Of the
country.
The royal squadron, with the royal family on
board, reached Valencia without any accident. The
entertainments which have taken place in that city
have been extremely costly The Queen VIII set on
To- day from Valencia 10 return to AraDjuez, where
il appears the Court will remain till the end of June.
In consequence o. the plan Of studies of the last
Cabinet, presided over by Nsrvaez fixing the dura-
tion Of the academic term 10 the 18th Of June and
the examinations from the 10th to the 30th, while
the regulations in force for than 200 years be-
fore closed the Universities the 30th of May, the
students of Valladold rebelled against the plan
on the lst instant in union with some groups of the
pOpulaee, and disturbed the public order to such
extent that the troops, with the Captain at
their head, were obliged to make some discharges
of musketry, which soon effected the dispersion of
the mutinous students, and everything remained as
before.
On the same day some of the students of Madrid
made disturbance in the street of the Uniyerslty,
singing satirical ballads about ST. Moyand, late
Minister of Public Instruction In the Cabinet of
Narvaez, and author Of the obnoxious plan Of
studies. The students provided themselves with
fans aud umbrellas in mockery crying out that on
account of the extreme heat of the season they did
not wish to assist at the classes. A picket of the
Guy guara A..tsned 70 the spot, and the groups of
students continuing TO inos.~.. .eme Of them act
off in search of their companions, the ssuas~t. of
medicine and pharmacy, at the other end of the
city; meantime the street Of the University was
occupied by battalion, who obliged the rebellOus
students to take to fight and disperse leaving about
90 of their number prisoners, who were taken of to
the public prison (El Saladero). Of those only
three have remained in prison as the chiefs and pro-
mofers of the rebellion; but it is believed that To-
day they will be set at liberty, everything was
quiet immediately. The military authorities have
taken precautions, increasing the guards and re-
serves, and half the garrison are upon their arms
every night
Among the pOpuIace not the slightest movement
is noticed although there is much concealed agita
top.