The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-26
THE WAR IN EUROPE.
Interesting Details ienn'cted with the Present
State Of Affairs in Italy,
&C., &c, DC.
SPAIN AND THE WAR IN ITALY.

CREASE OF THE ARMY-sPAhIsH FEARS Foa THs
SAFETY OF her IsLANDs-ALLUsION TO SUPPOSED
AMERICAN lEsIGNS--fHE RELATtLB POSITIONS os
ENGLAND, FRANCE AND sPAIN-ALLIANCss PRO-
1EsTED AGAINST, ETC, ETC
Translated for the NEW YoRK HERALD from the official
proceedings Of The Spaniso Cortes
In the sesson Of the popular held 4th
OF May The the the protest the
government 70 increase the active orre OF the army 10
100 eco men, With she oojecs Of maintaining the
Ialny when 1t proposed the which
bas commenced In Europe, was taken read Here
Is tie proposition and The dscuesion place
reference tbereto--
The govern ment authcrzef--
10000 men,
. To provee for the expenses which the proposed in
must the departments Of provisions usen
sis, clothing aud hoepnAs, &C.
g. To service Of cavsry and artillery to
the most convenient extent, opening the credit which
might be necessary TOR tina object.
szNoR RvERo-I took the Il or with the mistaken idea
that was the only one who intended to oppose this
project. II had known thai there we're other.
on the eide OF the opposition who thought
Of taking part in the DEBATE, would have
sbstained unti saw the meapi.g and the CHARACTER
OF THE decrease OF forces which asked OF all
sces every body 18th tue grave Of
itay and ths project IS The offspring OF toe commOton
which the break out Of hos,es has proouced among
ua all viii Say more: be,ieve this pre- jest TO be
email one can serve Tor anything, and useless u
serve for mo- hing The argument tn~p nrst, because
II utstss secono IL 'nopporiune; third, Danger
QUE We haee eighty thousand reserve, 20 that
the increase which asked OF small neverthe-
tss 1t shows 20 Surope that ampg spain
Try at the extremity OF Europe. by ITS poslonsbicn, by
The pLure Of It's so and Its nnaptap of
army to oefend neTseh from astusiy exstoR forces
yet to deiend herself from the world,
from those Which the world has had perhaps will
WheI efoe then shculn Our present forces be-
Increased when the militia be placed uuaer asmsp
Prussia was Obliged 70 have than 40 600 men,
s sno' .o'wnnslAnSns .ns, IN 1913 %o soldiers
zen, and ccpciuoed by corquering at Laips,c.
1t will be said all the Po~ers are aroing do not
know It, Some OF these whom tae present strife may
affect will But we-ior wna,s To,s ruegle must
have two periods The Grs period the a,on OF
Italy, which has character INTERVIEWED treatiea
OF 1870 These treaties have given to Austria pepon-
oerspce over lay which she abused, un Wot,niIy
oppressng even ~S0en parsesng the country, nnwor-
thily treating all her subjects, excluding them from
popular Ikhs The second Irscd uau be general Euro
pedn r Let us suppote that those VINO bave in
Justce and power to De conquerofs be Conquered
inclined 10 believe ta Europe later peiod in
te'fningt III 1e struggle The last Who enter it
is ourselves What there threaten Vs. VIM that
the question OF Independence are iovincioie az
Napoleon the Great has decaredS rhis armament
cannot be Tor the defeoce Of tue territory. In order
TO defend her territory SPAN does nnt require has
she ever required any army. Well, then, not pos
sbly being for the defence Of the territory, II we
necessary for the govern there seated give
curly nnt The 20 Be employed Of
Liberty II hao the security tnat toe President of
the touncii would have 10 Continue Ia power would not
have any hesitation in vogbg hlrn wbcn might
in sword shoua have weigh the des-
nies OF Europe in favor OF the emsncipagou peoples
But have DOT his security This govei has gwen
him decree Of tx steuce another might it
from him. This government has offered guarantee
whatever 1t has Done nothing Ia favor Of liberty
can give US security that wi be strong agsDst the
action. Is tres,eo a question conn1enceY Then
asks fr confidence N the govern N INT let the
government ave 1t 10 the country DaponI
militia finally, that saved The President of the
Council IN M1rZnares was The IN soca1n Of n1,tncL
mil,ia ,rh,ch by the f.,on Of their adrrsare, ARID
US H. the ctri ua The DstuDal mIua here
siatd AID aouatsa, which much 70 what
Geueiai ODoapel in 1864, and 1t may bs
wat be 10 to-day But 90 not speak eulosiee tho
paioLa militia II is TO snow tia. systsrn con
potlc II ~iio another oi coaudeoee Have
confidence " he courGy? Then the M opal MI
neither have any In you, and will vote for the
Gn.aDen,.
S.nuf DoN PEDRO BAYAERI-SeDor Rvero has alta licked
The proposition as useless, lnoppornee and daoge GUS
anboulh he has not mpteQ toe l.,tsr Tas
leIttman bel'eses shIt TIE project of TIE govera-
Dept "a the eBe OF The PRESTON produced by the 10.
teiIsepce Of The beginning OF Italy Il ia The
ruth but this has feen measure of prtcsut,on which
a. As 11,ons o. Euiope nave already tasen o. are
@klng 10 uoments 20 soemu, snd uuter circupstsn
80 oiculs governments ought not 10 sleep ,e
Ist ths people wiz hasten TO defend insr mdepeod-
ebce' lhs Is Lot enough IL ID better pre-
vent u'an 70 rerne'y sn evil, ami it is Necessary
aho' l"e'gn na'1rs shonta k'oo hH our
,t''oluy Iohn11 ce auace;d nth tnpnssty On
tie o,her h.ud, we, woo deere to be ueg.sas, have
thougn lot rue present 10 an acihon or 5000
ne army 10 De prepared Tor the hst even,lates The
lOice o. cavalry ana artillery s not mproyiseo
iADty may De iDpro7ised, eu mol toe special The
noaolsoe gentleman mus see then toat ne urojec' i,
mol ueeess as oy increasing the force OF arilery aud
oa'Ay We Cob nave TIE army 60 theI Il might ready
az gwen moment" l cannot nsse tie quaidj.lous
Whcn nave be made oy Seros RVero concerning tpe
acts OF bby OF tne begeren' paree all Of frcpds
TIE opatsh eos fnmsnt s eho hare isidnds
bt67 dned. and Iosesstons Tie aniiit,s ought pro-
rae Jn me "aimtnance o. ne mtg t Of our territory Is
oots MOI Tem ou' mat we pave n'sOen The cooptrys
n@Df!; remember ~1tn gret ha-tn.nks to coovui
s.onI ~ .nS lag "o'co does not hlne oetwsen
~ 'oos ,Ds ops OF CASTLE NV 1oe.s over Sparsh
,,"1y, III tne tecon1 pohee u the question or which
Sebor Vero mas spoken to Us, ara by which, according
10 I'm, 'bc sJuegie has 10 oaee DC not Know a can
we ooehi, OF II we VIII DE called upon u take any
part Our gfabdfaibers very well knew tne road 70
Italy F.: We DO not Know IL sufficiently lot~sh-
slSbong tnat We might have been tnere recently.
III rekat0 10 the etsoty OF oept of
~p ch am faithful friend ought Ia thai have
rot ihorght OF h Oh proooeiton and
CAL assure gentlemen thst toere were seated no.
nica ereny OF nine on tie ministerial heuches ana ne
should come uDaer pYessbt ask me tor
subsidies, KIos that wouo sI ant them With free WILL
BECAUSE above all our msun iersaodiogs sod osccrd
'heIe lb obc tDng 70 which ali agrt aud IL
malrtaiD Lisct The DaJoual 1gpl, wi bout