The New York herald., 1869-06-12

la lOeffu TOuuu5 OH long -WlnueQ paragraph
upon this list:-"with this Ministry composed Of
men purely liberal and revolutionary, Spain has
passed forever In safety from the tyranncal epoch
and finally new era OF prosperity, of riches, OF
grandeur OF progress and OF liberty has dawned for
herr Amen and amen.
After these elections aud changes have been mace
the Cortes 1t Is supposed, Will adjourn and meet
again the Let OF October; but this determination
bitterly decricd and energetic apostrophes are made
TO the members In such strains as tho following In
the CoTespondencta de Espaj,a, serrano's organ:--
Men Of power. depus. sons.i,y,S,s. pa. your hand:
ws upon yss % yoH sss sss geus s 20 Of do
able inceriiiude tba. wiz among the people
Think ugon what may occur between this date and tho
In spite. however. OF these aposrophes the Cortes
viii adjourn and enjoy the inierpaio at their own
homes.
kilograms were received yesterday by Sir John
Champion, British Ambassador from London 10
make demand upon the Spanish government for
to tho owners and crew for the detention OF the
vessel and Imprisonment Of thelcrew. Upon which
tends TO aggravate the already dfcut situation or
the spanish finances by metallic ekactions and acrld
ana n,semperate ,s, Pc ulpl9matic commnnicaiions
dignity and does forthwith emit q very dignined ar.
ticle upon the subject which one must admit Is
exceedingly ludcrous and not the very best kind OF
sauce TO season sour food and assist indgestion:-
This mode OF seeing the ground upon which the
Tornado question has been planted cor course differing
altogether from the mdreproachfu tone Of Ia EJa What
documents does tho English government obvi
the Judgment Of tribunals whceat the Tornado was
sdjudcated lawful przop The Spanish government
only believe but wa, tbs Sdcaoa Of The Lodon csSns
IN but another OF those exactous which that
been In the habit Of doing and which once
Spain has the money TO give them, but whether has
Rightly have the Executive power done BY rsfusue 10 re
and Incorporate diplomatic communications formally and
coureousy but viii the enegy that on more than
one occasion given proofs OF e England In questions Of
support tho Executive power.
Qucry--why does England revive this question
Just at this moment7
Queen Isabella has not abdlcated vet. u seems
though Spanish papers have more than once said
she had. The great ones OF her once great court
besides, several OF the most important heads or her
party have lately sent document 70 her 70 the effect
that N she Will sbdicae In favor OF Aphonso Prince
OF Astnrias, they viii Immediately take the Geld
with all their forces, because they have been assured
by their party ia spain that II needs but this atT OF
Isabella H. as the signal for the whole country 10 disc
in her sons favor.
It win not 40, however; they nave too many
against thorp unless the republicans may take stdes
with them IN oider 20 impose the old regime uhon
the people, that they may taste once more the evils
OF monarchy.
The Msdreras are expecting with impaticnce the
arrival of General DANIEL II. Sickles 10 represent the
"..,e1 ..' --''' a. Aaa!di s2Wgch has beenssId 10
the di8cfcdit yf Mr. JOhn r. Hale about some sfpug.
Cling of carpets or some other hOti5e furnturc/thn
the Spg Jiardg arc inpatient Tor hls departure.
The question 0r the aboNion cf slavery IN Cuba
wall uot tic touched uDtl tna arrival Of the Cppan
representation.