The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-27
Our Madrid Correspondence.


The Queens Trip 70 the Mederranean-The Spaaish Press
on French Despotira-Church Reforms-Shaky C1nii.
tion Of the Minisry-Postar Arrangements Nth Eng.
ldnd-Disoorery of ancient Report on the Condition
Of the Florida Indians-Faling OF in Spanish Es-
TosAlterations the Tobacco ReguIatiOns-Neo MAI
Line L>tcees Barcelona and the Wet Indies, dc.
The Queen and court continue at her seat enjoying the
summer beauties Of Arapjuez The Minister Isturiz,
tnues In the royafavo and the papers say, with sigh
that there will be no change in the CAoioe, until
her Majesty gets back from her ride the seAboArd and
the trip she proposes the Mediterranean Two
thousand tickets rendered her by the directors of
railway, for distribution among those who ~oald attend
the royal convoy. The Marquis de Turg,, will accom-.
pany their msjestes, and two imperial stea have
joined the Spanish squadron nj Alicante now awaiting the
arrival Of the 18th.
This movement will dispsrse the fashionable crcls no
At tho royal seat and the meetings OF the ministry will
cease, a. two OF the members accompany the Qaesn.
Bravo Murillo said, goes to Paris Gen Pezies to
sesova, 0Dotnen 70 his seat, somos Aguas, Gonzas.
Bravo to he duties As plenipo.entiary near ST. James
and Nrvatz 70 vichy, the waters OF which the news
papers insist vociferousy good for his health.
leading paper OF Spain remarked yesterday, in CON
mertng the political condition OF France" Tho En-
prc object Of odpm to many OF It's former
supporters because does not satisfy the political wants
Of France The revolution OF 50 left path 20 deep that
II cannot be sasced by the weight OF armies crowned BY
v.tores nor with tue grandeur Of monuments raised BY
The lord Cardinal Archbishop o, Toledo formerly Arch
bishop OF Cuta, has directed orders the Vicar Of
Madrid which commend psblc attention aut recsve the
euosiun Of the prcss,he ore requrng that wh regard
10 the clergy aud sacred orders the bo pu,
with all rig0r, 30 that the members be restrained from
wearing the secular dress, from attending heses, or
taking part IN other forbidden diversions the other euoa
pg toe priests no, 70 bury through the macs bu, deliver
oecomngy with proper pau.es and devotion, IN sme
not lee, than twenty minutes Every violation these
qurements will be punished agreeaby 10 the rues
This IL certainly 5000 beginning for the Father Crilo
but vi be worth staying while in spain TO no
he puts hs csnous force for men are prone 70 evil the
clergy 70 ndepen dence aud the curates the world
given 10 repubcsnisr even. It no, far back his
tory 10 be forgotten that there time Pope for
babe the bull fight within this Cath ,lc ream-sven
bishop was found 10 question and resist the mandate
which, lest IN the hnges OF poleic and academic dis
cussion nnaily remained unheeded forever in Cordovs
The gentle administration OF s,uriz nov entering upon
s sixth mouth, appears 10 be drawing toe close rho
Minister Of the INTERIOR Dsz has resigned because there
that rgor exercised he deems necessary for peas.
fu continuance ofthc government and which the Secre
tsry Of State mus.b acknowledged like most spanisrds
VINO have been IN the school OF British affairs and az
forwards 10 take part 10 the public concerns at Madrid
apt 10 regard with Indifference Thus the people In ths
tired Of .Susns The sam D .tr'
ton have gone 70 abusing each other the most exoep
tonsbIe OF cxes have returned home, and gons back
and the republican handful OF which you had resums
shor time ago OF what certain party had laid do
when should come into power, has appeared every.
where bat in the newspapers and attention
paid 70 by the chief Of the cabinet than II had been
fragrant pssii or the dream OF an ider.
But the ADMINISTRATION OF sturx which appeared 10 be
brsvely outrding the violence Of political storms has
been struck by hs wind from quarter that with all his
best endesvors, appears likely 70 carry him upon tbs
sands He had given permission, not long ago, for the
erection OF bronze statue in Madrid 10 the who had
successfully carried forward the movement TO dispose OF
The property OF the clergy accumulated In mor,man 10
the success OF which Ia In great degree siri
buted the immense changes for the better that gone
on ever since in the social well as the material interests
OF the country. The proprey OF submitting TO this
up In the Cortes, which rise 10 debate that after
the ground had been disputed inch by inch, resulted
bill prohibiting the erection Of monuments 10 individuals
until time bal elapsed long after their deossse ss 70
prevent the raising this time OF the statue Of Mendzs
bel-the memory OF whose achievement Ia the more EN-
Uttered 10 the absolute party well that Of tho csr
G In the fact that he Jew that the place for this
memento OF him was the site Of convent now removed
planted since In trees encirced by One buildings and
named the Place OF Progress From this time the strength
or surz has declined He found bis administration
in the minority, and the Queen prorogued the Cortes.
Now, upon this, the Minister Of spain at Romeths able
Marquis Of Pds-wres that redress for the injuries
aimed By the Church lis property be longer de-
aged, and the terms which settlement Ia proposed 10
be made. II IL SAID n tho paymeut OF heavy ara Dp0t OF