The New York herald., 1865-01-07

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pected since there was general convection that imme
datey these renforcemens arrived decisive easuTes
would be taken 70 settle the Peruvian question and oo
tain satisfaction from Chile who from weakness
than anything elise, was thought had gone very f In
supporting Peru.
ST. DOMINGO TO BE ABANDONED AND sArIsFAc-
TIoNs SOUGHT FRoM PERU.
[Fr0m the Correspondence Of Madrid. Dec. 10
10 stated that IN abandoning St Domingo the gov
ernment will propose TO retain the capital OF the island
ment Of ST Domi,go wiu, u take place 6e complete
The question Of Peru win be settled within month
OF january The instructions which General Pareia car
ries 10 the Pacific precise and decisive 1t already
known that the Spanish Pcnpotentary and chief OF
squadron has crossed the lsthmus OF Panama Far from
considering II imprudcnt IN reveal what are the
proposals OF SPAIN believe that this disclosure
will satisfy all who, Interested in the maintenance Of our
results Al 20 great distance General Pareja oa de-
Rand complete and permanent sd,saefton for az ne az.
suits offered u.s. and for all the Spanish interests which
have boon preJudced. II however this satisfaction be
not accorded vessels before returning TO Spain, W.u
leave ~ Peru memorial that none can .nsun ~ .tA
grandissmest are strong enough 70 tke sdf'aetso"
sciG oar oDn hanas
DANGEROUS POSITION OF THE SPANISH MONARCHY
From the London News Dec ~
The Queen of Spain has not succeeded in getting any
political party, head Of political party, to adopt her
snc amae Domestic eu ndaenees behind the
throne In addition to her responsible counciors ana
TO her private secretary, her Majesty is known mas
Patrocno and Father Cavet the Archbishop OF Toledo
and Saragoesa whose policy H. In the first place TO sup
port the Court Of present strength, and then
to pursue the great idea Of Spanish ecclesascs the
restoration OF their authority the former colonies Of
Spain The part scAcA Spain has taken ~ ne aas,s q
Nerico and Of st. Domingo lcas originated ty Mss
council Just these persons are bitterly regretting
the errors into which thoy have fallen OF these the
Ing called France TO Join in the regeneration Of
Mexico, The spanish clergy hoped that the Emperor
persuaded them that Naposon Ill would do this and NO
more II proved might have been expected, that the
French took the affair into their own hands TO serve
other than Spanish purposes and in consequence the
high clergy Of Madrid withdrew their support from Al
Their failure In Mexico makes this ecclesiastical Cana
rilla only the more eager persdvore in st. Domingo
Gladly wouldthey also have share IN upholding The
garrison, when il shall evscaate the holy city Narvsez
however with every sensible statesman, is opposed as
much 70 policy OF antagcnism 70 France or Italy as 70
transatlantic colonies OF Spain St Domin0o Nc con-
rds1s costly an e~terpyss And the startling feat Of
Camsra, does not meet with the appreciation Of any
Get Of men capable Of forming Cabinet
ODonnen did not shrink from tho most dncult under
taking Of Spanish statesman that Of governing with
the support Of the moderados yet 90 a. not TO aTont
either tho clerical the liberal party, ODonnel suc.
not favor from both sides His situation was thus
described by of the ablest modern historians OF
SPAIN: The Queen has not the power OF imposing an
nell has not the moral courage to force LIBERAL pocy
upon the ponne nsa M Two sreS. hs
Of bis ministerial reign neither OF which IL IN the nahos
Of his successors. His frst great advantage con
sisted in the large financial resources created by
the revolution OF 1854, which made him inde
pendent Of what is now the chief difficulty Of
| the government-fnancial exhaustion His later ad
vantage the military renown acquired BY his dashne
campaign In Morocco. No minister at present can pre-
tend TO such merits In the attempts on Mexico st.
whilst their efforts have essentially epted the treasury
and placed the in the alternative OF resort
Il is then, not surprising chat Queen Isabella could
| find no statesman willing TO take office In the present
conuncure on condition OF ac9uieeing IN the hs
Pava Arafores could have faced without Ger.
tain discontinue Even the veteran sturiz shrank from
the task NaFvaez has for the moment, the sup
prevalence Of ultra Catholic party at Msdrd III,
public history OF the men thus restored y
| odice, there Is, indeed, no very large scop
odous or more ambitious home minister than Gonzae
Bravo vino has contrivsd 70 neutase his chiefs fin
q consultation 70 the and % rsnds a
from the fsliics into which monastc advisers would i'm
Il is very remarkable that financial dishonesty shou
parayEe the ambition Of country which raises som
twenty millions sterling Of annual revenue This income
e srsse Eaps 3
below Al She Others Ia pecuniary resources H. 10 n
fusing 10 sette with Its CREDITORS Spain employed It's
upon any design Of ambition conquest
the object 10 exempt It's people from taxation
gain in the dishonesty But the spans
| government has augmented It's taxation, keeps mp
large army, spends pretends to spend arge sums
dockyards for future navy and yet IL unequal to IN
| smallest enterprise. An attempt on 81 Domingo IA
dvai~sd ~ tvedsuyy dry, TAe tie feet OF 0e Guam
Islands has to BE- fed by 6Sntrdcs sQned IN Losother
being sores and It's government departments maxim
provisions for anything Perhaps II Is Judgment upo
Spain that II thus does not profit by Its dishonesty Ha
paid It's debts or honoraby settled them, whatevs
might be the dilapidation Of It's government Offices
country with revenue OF twenty millions could 500
nnd the requisite for carrying on any war Bu
II is Spanish principle TO despse credit and do withon
H. So much the better the country which docs 30 mus
at the time discard ambition
TaE LATEST NEWS.
PARIS, Dee 23-P NJ
Prvate dispatches from Madrid discover feeling q
uneasiness The Ministry Is not consolidated ami niue.
confusion prevails We shall have troubles in Spair
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