New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-24


ioslts Of the Progres!sta party. The A,nyg
Mon Ministry f-V for not having op.uiy deeh'u
i,sef seairtt the New Catholic party, Anu ~ fn rr
Of he liberal Uuion. Gen. O'Donne.l si-o ; leu 10
hs exclusiyene,s IN favor OF the FicaissF's' "a.
who acknowledge no other neD than those ~o'' ~
r. Co. IeE1 ,ioed the in.urrection oftse Campo
De Gusrdjas And lastly, the lstUrIz Aini-'I! nis
iu,, fallen On account Of ts indolence, ts "ao' vi
vitality. of strength aud Of pubic prestige ,
Th. Cabinet has been replaced ~ Gen: Doh-
u.u With the same persons and on lne sule
tasis 81 the Administration be f.rmed N Jty, 7So
The Vicalysrist faction - DOs ID p0Nel cur
admitted With itseli some ms mters OF toe h'ei"
Union, with whom IL is willing 10 stare lhe eo'o.u
n& ut Of the nation. If tie reaction ls TO o. r'1a
down in Spsip the system If eIclusvisIn cannot oo
continued any longer. Ii is quGe Indispensable mat
a new course be adopted, OF LIBERAL measures anu
br, ad national policy.
The Government newly formed b's marked
party color, like all those which have preceded III
sut il har strength and lie, aud can strengthen
j-self in the future Owing to the want OF uhi-
nimity Of the members of the lsturH Csolne.,
conct rnipg the expediency Of dIssoving the actua
Cortes which subject was discussed ~ Tue
last Council Of Ministers presided over oy the
Queen, the Cabinet g,ye in i.s resignation, and on
preseniug il 10 the Queen Sr lsturH maniie''ed
ihe necessity there was for her TO accept II, again
coupselipg her 10 dissolve the Cortes, when
jority Of the Council
On the Goth ult, the Count of Lucena Gen.
ODonnelD was summoned 10 the Queens presence
and ntrus,ed with the formation Of new Ministry,
which be presented that very night, Gen. v DON
nell being appointed President vi the Counci oi
Minister and Minister OF War sDd OF the Coo1ies
Sr Possda Herrdra continues a. Minister OF The
Interior. The new members Of the CABINET are:
Sr Cslderon Collantes, Minister for Foreign Al
fairs: Fernandez Ncgrcte, Minister of Grace and
Justice: salaverria, Minister of Finance and the
MARQUIS of Coroera, Minister Of Public Works
Tie changes in keeping with the ideas OF the
new Cabinet have been Immediately made in tle
first military posts 10 tie Provinces, the Captain
Generslship OF Madrid being intras'ed toSr. Macro-
hon. one Of the Vicilysrist chiefs.
II seems that the ambassadors at Rome and
Paris have already sent IN their designations.
The CoItes will be dissolved, and the complete
sale of secular ard religious property held IN mort
main will De decreed. Changes OF employees have
already been made in the General Direction OF FL
nance, and Gen. Sanz chief OF the ki9gs Alis-de'
camp, has been replaced by Lemery, late Captain
General of Madrid.
The Progresista party is very much dlsconteDted,
and the Democrats still more discoDtented, and IN
great mstrust.
When every one imagined that Sr. Isturiz was
ouite secure in the confidence of the Queen at that
rerv moment the variation in the Cabinet took
liberation being naturally inquired for, the cause OF
Il has been found TO lie in the question with Eng
land for the accusations launched against the
Spanish Governments, in the English Houses Of
Parliament, by the Bishop Of Oxford and Lord
Malme.bury. A universal patriotic indignation
has been aroused in the whole of Spain, at learning
The language which has been held toward her, in
the face Of the world and the British Parliament.
II is impossible say they, that the British people
will take part in a vile wrong done to a noble ma
tiop. by Government which humbes itself and
kisses the earth before the power OF the Republic
of Washington. A ministerial journal says the
Spanish Government will not treat with indifer
ence the language of Lord Malmesbury and of the
Bishop of Oxford, who might in truth have dissem-
blsd their weakness and their humble attitute to-
ward the United States, in better manner than
by wrongDg nation who are faithful observers OF
existing treaties. Marshal Concha, Marquis of the
DuerO, brother to the Captain General of Cuba,
Who could not look on with Indifference at the turn
of affairs given in the English Parliament to the
question concerning the slave traffic, held confer
ence with Sr. lsturix, while the latter stu
Minister of State, in order to arouse the zeal Of
the Cabinet, to vindcate the honor of the Govern
ment against the outrage offered it in the English
Parliament.
This step, which does great honor to the noble
and patriotic sentiments of Gen. COncha, has been
the immediate cause of the change of Ministers, as
the Queen desired strong, skllful and courageous
Cabinet, who might reply in fitting manner to the
accusations thundered against Spanish honor by
lord who belongs to the old Tory party, whose
ideas are in favor Of anti liberalism throughout all
Europe, and by bishop who was one of the
strongest supporters of the cause OF the Preteader
Don CarlOs, while the seven years civil war was
raging i'll Spain.
The actual Spanish Cabinet will protest against
the tnense offered 10 Spain BY the English Parlia-
ment, and will eIergetically demand such satisfac
ton as il may deem sufficient TO repair the INJURY
On Gen. Espeeta's retirement from the Ministry
of War he promoted eight colonels Of the army to
be brigadiers. To prevent these abuses for the
future Gen. ODonnen presented yesterday 10 the
Queen project for decree, which has been signed
by the royal hand, in which it is resolved that no
promotions to the rank of brigadier shal in future
be proposed TO the Queen without the previous con-
sent of the Council of Ministers.
The Count of Montemohns departure from
Naples is certain. He will be accompanied by his
wife, and they going to Trieste to pay visit to
the Princess Of Bers, and to make an excursion on
the Rhine, where they will be joined by their
brother Don Juan, who resides in adon, Cabrera,
Eho and other personages of the Carllst emigration.
The object of this meeting is said ~ be to discuss
the measures they are now TO take
II is reported from Madrid that General o Donnel
will dissolve the COites in q very short tins. He hs,
also sta.ed that be intetds to divide the army into
large eivisiOns IN France, and to plsce eminent
Generals at the head OF them.
A semi.1 ficisl Spanish Journal ssys that the new
ministry not lets decided than the preceding to
demand explanations from England on the subject Of
the offensive words Of Lord Msneebury on the ques-
ton of the English cruisers.
1t is stated thai On expedition, 10 consist of 0000
men, was preparing 10 Spain .or the purpose Of pro-
ceedpg to Mexico TO enforce satisfaction for unre-
d,essed grievances against the Mexican Government.
ITALY.