New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19

SPAIN.
From Our OWL Correspondent.

MADRID, May -, lSJc.
The Government of Senior Isturiz has 10 authority
or force whatever with which to struggle against
the different parties who are aiming a. the supreme
power. The Neo Catholics, or High Church party
are longing for absoutsm; the Moderados of the
Lesgue, for a restrictive government; the Mo1era
dos of the liberal union for legal progress; the Pro
eress.as, for the liberty OF 1912; the Democrats,
for the representation of the people and the abolition
of the monarchy. They all work and bestlr them
selves, and all dream that they will triumph. But
those who labor with more audaclty are the Nec-
Catholics (the lIighChurch party and the Carsts,
whose prime pies are in complete unity, and who
hope for favorable result in all parts of the
kingdom.
The party of the present Government is small
but the 'men of sound principles who belong to
other fractions are not openly hostile to lsturiz
and in some points they unite themselves to his
policy. But as the majority Of the Government is
not liberal. it is wanting in prestige and does not
inspire confidence The truest and most consistent
friends of the Queen without doubt the Liberals
and the moderate Progresistas. In this party Isa-
bel H. has always found her personal security and
that of her throne. But she has repeatedly and
cruelty deceived them, and the principal men of
this party at present removed from the royal
The rise Ill the price of bread has caused much
iwill and sensation in Madrid. The day after the
rise several pasquinades appeared in various parts
of the city, but they were Immediately torn down
by the police.
Apostal treaty between England and Spain has
been signed at Arapjuez. 1t war the last official
act Of Lord Howden recalled by the Derby Min
istry.
On the oath the Queen set ont from Aranjuez for
Alicant. In the towns on the transit according to
official news, she has received great Ovations and
occamaons from the people. The entertainments
got up everywhere for her reception and especially
in Alicant and Valencia were exceedingly costly. AT
this time the royal ret.nue will be on its passage
from Alicsnt to Valencia, aboard the squadron of
eleven vessels described III my last. The return 10
Madrid will be on the 9TH of June.
Reports are af0at announcing that the Queen
Mother Maria Christina Las set out from Rome EN-
routc TO Marseilles from whence she viii sail to
Barcelona if the Queen should extend her journey
to that capital Others say that the Queen Mother
will 90 10 the port Of VALENCIA On the eth ins N
order To her daughter.
Gen. Narvaez has gone t, Paris, and the Pres-
dent of TIE Cortes, BrayO-Nurillo, will set off in
the beginning Of June The chief men of this re-
stiicivc Moderado party are much crest-fallen
Every one feels the approach Of some political catas
trOphc.
The circulation of a poem laely published in honor
Of the great poet Quintina, and written by Senior
Escosura, has been prohibited. Escosura was Min
lister of the Interior in the year c16, and colleague
of the Duke a Victory.
Yhe Queen has not accepted The resignation which
General Concha, Captain. Gene al of the Island Of
Cuba. has Just made of his command in that island
and the Government bags him to continue u fulfill
that important charge.
The Monarchg political newspaper which de-
voted Itself srdenty to the defense of absOlutism,
published for period e more than two
months without having depOsltedthe 1000 which
the law cxacts; which fact is az evident aud con-
,ncing proof that this newspaper not only
tolerated hut that Il was officially patronlZed, having
ceased TO be- published when the deposit WAS exacted
from It.
It's editor, Senior Ferrer de- CoJto is about to set
oil for New York, 10 take charge of the journal, the
Cr0RicG.
On the evening of the 2ld tae French Embassa-
dor gave banquet TO the officers Of the steam rigate
LAudaceuse, one of the ships which the Emperor
ordered 10 &C company the QUEEN in her voyage on
the Mediterranean. There were many ricds to Ma
poeon snd 10 France, and the banquet was very
eumptuous Afterward he entertained tie Queen
of SPAN and her Court OH board.
Some attempts TO get up riots have been noticed
in some of the towns on the frontiers of Andalusia
and La Mancba but they have been all put down.
The fields are i'll great need of rains the great
dryncss which we have at present dimlnlshes, 10 a
great extent, the corn harvest.
The CaTlists in various parts of AragoD, and
especially in Catstayud and Alhama 90 out into the
country wearing the cOckade of Charles VI. They
are all well provided with money and arms and are
awaiting signal from the chiefs of Madrid and
Catalonia in order to rise in favor of the Count of
Montemolin. In Madrid itself there are m re than
10 coo absoutists armed and provided with num-
tons of war The Democratic party has all its par.
tsals in Madrid armed and disciplined.
Several arrests have been made, on account of
democratic proclamatons found 10 the booths OF the
market squares, sigued, some by Sista Camara. and
others by Becerra.
ITALY.