New-York tribune., 1868-11-02

VIsIONAL GOVERNMENT.
ne following the OF the address from the United
,,,,ss Minister to the Provisional Government
s.soa PRESIDENT: Having been duly authorized, and
..,mlrng what has been accomplished, in virtue Of
Ntrh the spanish people making of the power de-
I from soyereignty and the TACT Of which all peoples
.ssowledgc have changed completely the system OF
.,vsrnment In the name Of and as representing the
rle Of tho United States Of America, congratulate
I'M Excellency for splendid success and for the
lnonl and decisive manner in which has been accom-
sbshed go radical change. A Government Whloh pc
bsTed itself TO be certain sense based on DIVINE
oritv has ceased exist, and has been instantly re-
plced by rule founded on . more surely Dvlne
Eas-On the win OF the National Sovereignty;
saNn among the earliest nations OF the earth. hastened
n welcOme TIC United States member OF the family
Of ie aud sovereign peoples and the United States, IN
coal cores pondeIce to-day to congratulate tie
egsDish people upon their political regeneration 10
estaosh IN this manner diplomatic relations with the
froyisional Government over which Your Exeelency
xohy prcsdes, there is nothing pleasant TO state
easu and the United STATES which their diplomatic
scents have not been able TO arrange 1t needless TO
.y that, under existing circumstances. nothing snail be
ssGng on my part to strengthen and render yet moro
cordial the sentiments OF friendship and sincere kindness
thst unite the two nauOns.
me President replied:
snoR MINISTER; There IS nothing more grateful TO my
ba TO receive in tins solemn manner in The
Of the Spanish people the congratulations which your
Lsrdsp has octed upon the which II has made Of
issoyereigny. The fret part Of the work having been
ssoenpshe1 anu me obstacles Destroyed Whieh pre-
vented the formation OF The Institutions desired by the
4
eree Of the sovereignty 10 erect IL above that
Which has ceased to exist ana it WIN merit also,
Sympathy OF the United States 1t is pleasing and op-
perfume 10 note what EXeelleney reminds OF; and
sympathy u all nations who love liberty ana baue known
BOW 70 secure 1t. receives with special graf
nsrmous United States, know sacrifice
va.e9 they M not & make to MAINTAIN intact tG
,st which have The honor TO represent viii he from
aaa,lN lfpSt "A
islt has not been arranged in friendly way aud who
paying respect the principle of sovereignty,
ee IL sucoesSvely 70 establish each IN lis national
node our own Institutions On permanent ana dell
NE basis.
IMPORTANT DECLARATION OF THE JUNTA.
The Junta adopted on the 18th the following
declaration, which was promulgated on the 18th:
Whereas the form Of OF the questions
Of the greatest importance to the good organization Of the
Eats, which al the more solid and respected the more
eCmpotey II Is the expression OF the national will;
whereas the decision TO the form Of government
STsyous ripe eberaton Would not be the expression Of
be reasoning viii OF the nation whereas, the vote OF
ptbisetn, before the Judgment OF the electors has
been enlightened by numerous discussions in public and
the journals, veud not be the conscientious expires
snof the national soyeregnty whereas considering ne
circumstances which preceded the revolution the people
not had the opportunity OF engbninR their con-
sceLee as 70 Ie IlOst oI or
udgng exactly what person should be proposed to I'LL the
lgaest post in the state and whereas important as II
Is 20 hasten the meeting OF constituent assembly ia
order 20 escape frOm provisional state of things fun OF
llc leNOlulOI 10 TIC Oltl
sts OF the country It Is equally desirable that the sur
sge OF the people should be enlightened IN order to be
bef notice 10 decide the form OF government and des
gate the future head Of the state, inasuch as they
sure nom abroad instead Of forming correct Judgment;
The JHnta proposes 10 Ihe PROVISIONAL government 20
at Cadz, aud proclaimed throughout tie provinces IL
bel0ngs solely to the constituent assembly 10 decide the
fundamental question Of the future form of go7eInent
lot that the time there IS any ihteEOn OF REo
g the right Of every spanard even lueludinc The pub
nc fUncfOIaIy NnrceS opinion or manifest
tsEal syIDpathies.
NoNARomcAL DECLARATION.
On the morning Of the leth upon ther return journey
from ssragossa. Marshal serrano, Admiral Topete aud
saor Olazaga stopped at Gaudalaaro where they
entertained breakfast. Various toasts4were drunk
upon the occasion. Senior Olozaga made speech In
sich he said he and his friends were Of opinion that
snonarehy va, necessity ior spai15' fST IepnDnS
,ay education. Spain would enjoy freedom with rep
admiral Topete was Of the same opinion but added that
would support republic II that form OF government
were established by the Cortes Marshal SoTranO said
he PROVISIONAL government wOuid respect the national
y1es SnOr MOras Democrat declared That Tho Demo
tze party would adhere to the republican form Of gov
tnei as their Jea IDEAL; but az tie faithful gusrdlaus
TIE liberty Of tie country they would support and re-
pet monaTchlcsl government such we've voted by the
ANOTHER DEMOCRATIC MEETING.
Democratic meeting held at the Circus on the
Nn The discussion very animated, and aresouton
us adopted 70 the effect that federal republic
Ftcipe 1t also resolved TO propose TO the GOV:
ulment declare that all spsniards twenty gears 0f
beoee resources for publishing pamphlets explaining
icBs OF government aud to establish political schools
ImE EXPULSION OF TIE JEsUITs.
stOned the text Of the Ministerial order expelng
4 at Jeiuts from Spain:
-AADRD Oct. l2-I decree the suppression throughout
i " Penmsla and the adjacent islands Of the regular
eef called tho Company Oi Jesus All tue colleges ana
ht1lg schools priests shall be closed IN three days
d by tie authorities of the provinces ia which these
shdsments situated In TINS latler M N Mi,'
Liluded all the property and effects VI tho Order
hssabe and .inmOvabe, buildings and revenues ~hie
Iss9n OF the royal decree OF the 4th July 1885 The
tsrs of he company shall no longer be able 70 meet
sbcGy or q community TO wear the dress OF the ORDER
tgb be- In any way answeraDle 20 the superofs OF tne
sysxistng III ont Of spain Those not ordained as
los shall remain entirely subjected 70 ordinary elV
Esl ction charge the afchbshops, bishops, ana al
e who exercise ecclesiastical or ely authority, 70
Eescnt ENACTMENT accordance with the Prag matte
Luon Of the "a April. 1861 and the brief OF hS H0h
j " wv --'' szsTosIo ROMERO ORTIZ
Minister Of Grace and Justice"
SLAVERY IN THE SPANISH COLONIES.
nErslsh Anti-slavery Committee have just pupished
tGress 10 the new Minister for the Spanish Colonies
hhaif OF the immediate abolition Of Slavery in the
Islss. The following contains the most important
j M Of the address;
Aas Prese,f and ne Members of ne Proris.o''et cog
sasQest NO q New BToad-st'' LondoD' L. u 0o'' A.
M President and Gentlemen; The Committee Of the
btsh and Forgn Anti-Sayery Society desire Iespect
~ 70 address tle ,Dembers Of the provisional Govern
.iO Spain. The Committee would Iespeeiuy,L ~ Dus ~
fv .Ypress the desire that while the great boon OF
kcal freedom is acquired by the Spanish people, ihe
~ greater blessing Of personal freedom may at the
Ne time conceded 10 the slave population IN Cuba
NJ Porto Rico. The emancipation Of the slaves Is an
npcratively demanded, In Juetice 70 the slaves them
sfts, and 10 T. which sound policy and the honor OF
spansh nation alike require For these reasons TIE
kni,tce hope that the abolition Of Slavery and the
s.ie trade may DO among the 1rst hcts OF the Prov.
< Government To its eternal honor the Provisional
SItDueEt iu France I686 acted In reference 10