New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-25
SPAIN.

MADRID, Nov. Con the opening OF the Cortes,
her Majesty, the Queen. pronounced the following
| speech:
taken ps,e IN our friendly relations with ito powoI. Of
Europe ace the Last suspension Of the abos Of the Coes
The Holy Father object Of tender and profound
yen.rstion among all Catholics eIces my constant interest
aud ny fila soictude. lave succeeded In obsiniDs this
point that the governments Of those countries which arc
placed under his holy direction should unite lind the
Of giving him within his own state, that peace aud
security which indispensable fer the independent
ci.e of III. holy ministry. My sentiments stimulate to
continue those eIef.opt 1hus satisfy the wisho, Of my
tuhecs aoursh their hearts the religious faith Of their
You viii be happy learn that difference with yeuszu.
ella has ended IN satisfactory manner just reparuon has
made country or offences perpesed against It,
and important guarantees viii prevent the repetition Of similar
u.bdeeds.
Disorder and have reached their hight In the
fortunate ooantr, OF Mexico Treaties having been violated
and rights my having been oTposod se
ols attacks continual dangers II became indispensable
ength make example OF sGlatsry Iisor.
Nth s objoc: my Government had made the necessary
great nat found tst they mad
complain Of acts Of yoeoe the part Of the Mexican
oint Ny Government desired much Proper seps for
this purpose Veet hr favorable but the result. did
respond with the desires OF tie other two nations.
subsequently Fsucs England and spain arranged together
obtain that satisfaction which que to thom and 10
ere The repetition OF oasos which scandased he world
aud OUTRAGED humanity. Thus the design will be
phed the execution CT which has been e constant object
Coyernuent A. the proper time an account will be
rend, red to you Of the convection which, with this object
has bseu signed BY the representatives, OF the three Powef
Tba Spanish Island he int discovery Of which immortal
ized tn name of Columbus forms part OF
monarchy The inhnbisnts OF 1t. Domingo, nensced by
foreign enemies Wored BY internal di.orjers, invoked 10
the Inist It's conflicts the august OF tho nstcn TO
which 1t lad been iEc.3ttd ior civilization aud ie woud
have unworthy of us to con;empre IL suaergss with
out enotou 10 dsown ts eppoe Inspired by great recoec-
lions add by inexugu liable love To- spain. Convinced That
s appeal that these wishes spontaneous aud uDGni
did ao hesiis,e 70 welcome them more attentive TO
honor than to the cOuyenisnce 81 ny people
The inhabitants Of 81 Domingo hsVe seen their wishes
es1ai The elements Of rche which the fertile soil
ans begin he developed in tie bosom Of profound peace
ard the zeal rs well Tie J1cc of my Government and OF
the authorities will elsce the Iacei OF past diIcordt
6Tbe eIecutign Of TIE stPuons o. the peee OF Vsdas
which has terinf6ted glodogs war has net with serious
aeuli,s In order TO them the Sultan Of Morocco
sont TO my court his brotI the Prince Mrey Abbas In
OF Embassado and IN few days sstsaetory srrsDge
~ cats made. - 49,
The convention which Will be submitted TO you n3
Of the treaty Of peace All tho shts seqUs
81 lss treaty preserve ibelr Pdniye ioIes " asips be