The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-12

located completely the instruction. l do not
believe tsst IN treating Porto RICO we are prs
the relations between the governed ana tne
governors are not exactly the same. and reforms
practicable IN the Qua may not De so In tne
other. | think therefore, there Is nothing lnc0n-
venlent In our occupying ourselves now In reforms
applicable TO Porto Rico only. In this conception
the project formed In the department under my
charge IL now in the council OF Ministers Tor my
companions to examine Is with the care point 80
grave demands. AS they have not yet been able to
devote To 1t the time necessary 1t has not yet been
presented. At early day viii have the honor TO
submit tito the study OF the Chamber who Will give
1t their appreciation not. as they may see nc, or
make the alterations they consider opportune IN ~.
Now that am on my feet perlnt me TO read teae,
important, l believe the Chamber VIII hear with
pleasure; for all good Spaniards are interested IN
what occurs where they are lighting for the honor OF
the Spanish 1a2:- -
Insurgents attacked Santa Cruz, rcpuscu They
deavor to avoid all encounters and dedicate themselves
10 burning the sugar canes.
The government have also received the following
despatch with news from the Philippine islands,
MARsEILLRs, Nov. 90, 1859
TIE SPANISH CONSUL TO THE MINISTER OF uLraAnAn:
that the Naryaez arrived at Whampoa the M TO
e d no Z, n the
same authority that III re had been an earthquake
on October !, but without msfortunes..
The conduct OF the government during the Carlist
instruction formed an animatng debate. senior
Ymader attacked General Prin most iiercely, and
the latter replied with great warmth ard anger. lie
sustained all the measures the government had
adopted against the Calliss, including the assassi-
nation at Monteaegre.
Senior vinader's speech was partly as follows:-
The conduct OF the government to the Carlists
during the late Parliamentary interregnum has sur
prised many There is no motive for the SURPRISE
aud still less alter the words pronounced by the
Minister RaH Gorilla last year. He told
us was necessary for US he Cariists} to renounce
particular doctrines III order to enjoy the same
rights rs Others and that The right OF haoeas corpus
surprising doctrines belong to the whole liberal
school, or they are exclusively those OF the gov
ernnent presided over by General Prm. always
feared from the beginning OF the revolution that we
should nave two distinct laws, one Tor the con-
quered and the other for the conquerors. Tne only
hope had was that General Prim did not participate
IN that opinion but alter the publication OF the con-
sttutlon | heard hun declare that with those
Caiigua, nor Nero, nor Diocetian, who were cruel,
indeed, ever declared themselves SO beforehand. 1t
was reserved TO General Prm to make this declare
tiop IL did appear to me impossible that brave
man ever could be cruel; but time has demonstrated
place ana the martial law Of list April. 1871 was
Immediately published, without PERMISSION OF The
Cortes and contrary TO the constitution. This was
not enough; for lew days afterwards an Ork)er was
gwen by General Prim that all ev-dOers caught with
arms in their hands and even those VINO abandoned
them In their hight, should be shot on the spot and
without form OF trial; which signihed nothing less
than the putting into the hands OF the servants Of
tne government the dagger OF the assassin In place
OF the sword of the law. From the hand Of General
Prm emanated that cruel order which has been the
scandal OF Europe depriyng the tribunals OF justice
officer or sergeant without legal Formally, with
out hearing deeuces without any delays, to Judge
the and to- shoot spanard When
lgnomlnlous one of the eXecutloner. From
s Voice. There ae no roy al o rSya
ow'')- trne, it was not royal order, for
they published that tyranncal order not llie nor
home, nor right was secure In spain. Much mas
been SAID OF the cruetes OF Gonzales Bravo and Of
Ia ia. tyArn tf0 IF
crneltes like those OF the government OF the Regent
You VIII all rccollect that the Minister Of Grace and
Justice published q circular, which the newsboys
crying along the streets, as the circular OF the
government against the priests and bishops. On
the day that came out number OF vlrtuous sacer-
dotes were passing through the streets. brought
from Sguenza. crowd OF turbulent democratic
moDarchlsh attacked them cruelty so much so that
one OF them only saved his life by crying out that
was ladron (lhiep and not priest. AS ladron
he was respected, not as priest. The tryrannical
mystery but saw the light by an inadvertance m
one OF the numbers OF the 0Uciat Bulletin OF the
liberal government may be Kept on record, Will
read 1t SO that 1t may ind place III the Dtarto Of
the Sessions
that "matechores" caught with arms In their
hands, or even who threw them away in fight, be
results OF that order, and especially the affair OF
Monteaegre, where Colonel Casaiis shot nine men
IN Goa pood 1--WE Da 81 e IN mere youths ana one
and for which bloody deed Casallis had been pro-
NOTED. He passed on to the shooting Of Balon-
zategui the CarEst leader Of Leon Mt the bidding of
sergeant OF Civi Guards, he denounced Prlm
as the author Of oil! these atrocities and many
He drew fearful picture OF what the revolution
had donc:-"It has destroyed our beautiful Catholic
unity, disturbed the order OF society and the ele-
ments OF our ancient Spanish constitution. We see
the temples or the Loro IN ruins and his virgins
cruelty driven from their sacred retreats; the
clergy prosecuted the international treats broken
the honor OF spain trodden on by CoOurg the right
of public meeting lie proprietorship attacked In
Madrid by the government and IN Andausla by the
mob, credit OF the State gone, commerce agon-
lZed industry dead the rich ENGRAVING and blood
shed In Cadiz, Malaga, Jerez, Barcelona Tarragona
Walls, sarragossa, Valencia and hundreds OF other
into which tie revolution has plunged our unhappy
country. There may be more civil wars and bloody
% aaa e e
IN They rose to save save the V coan
heroes Of the Dos de Mayo, who after.
victory OF Ballen, and drove the aggressor from tue
soil. He complained OF the cruelty to Carist prison
ers, and entreated the government to be merclfu.
those sentenced to death. He concluded thus
addressing the Mnlstry:-"Let the government ana
the Cortes receive counsel from an enemy. All this
VIII come and lift up the hand OF Providence now
weighing SO heavily on Spain. Then, you-perhaps
Of your enemies OF other days--or it may be In
your own houses TRANQUILITY, II providence gives us
hing VINO Will paru0n, not MS enemies ifOr
the King Of whom I speak will have no enemes)
but who Will pardon those who were wanting to
him--then you Will envy those who have given
Spain what you we're not able to give her, though
You wished to give 1t, for believe IN your good in
your hands are clear OF blood, and II you have 6t
caused one tear 20 dow UNNECESSARILY
General PRINTS reply was very angry. lie usttned
the deed at Montealegre and the execution ~
Casalls, aud repeated his intention to act in any
future rebellion as he had done IN the ast.
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