New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-26
THE MINISTERIAL CRISIS IN SPAIN.


THE COALITION OF ANTI-LIBERALs AND CARLIsTs.
Aadrid (Oct y Correspondence Of 7h London sianAard
When the violation WAS declared Senior
Zorrila spoke follows amid breathless sence
picate the VcePresdent consult the Chamber tot
Of the session for S and ,S sSs
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tention to add another word but in the present mt
the Chamber and treated with silence in others feel
resgnaons to HIS Majesty the King, and presenting
them be they who they may who applaud and who
fact that the Government has TO resign because s
Nonarquieo eonsitueionai Renewed partial applause
which preceded them Since entered public life and
with more interest since the Revolution Of sepsmoer
all the positions have been elevated TO- not BY merit
pes Which Believe best for the felicity Of my country
Among these have ever believed IN constitutional
Who since tho death Of Gen. Prm Is monarchiOal
dynasca than he who how has the honor to ad
moment n nor dynastist Of an hour. have been
archca and dynoscal according to my Judgment but
ted the I and rights h by Sa TSyG n0
uoned to tile side OF the Republicans, nor when the
Republicans In did 1t occur TO me to be re-
sSd SaTs nsns sS sns OF the S'
without repenting me Of anything contained IN IT, nor
% Of and % G NT
men the time will come the day VIII arrive when IL
s shs e%Tn G 70 my words by and the %
silence and then applauses Of the Right have ever
Repeating that The Government believe il their patriotic
and parliamentary duty to present their Resignation at
The Republicans say their applauses were meant as
compliment ZOrrlas consistency In resGnlng after
such defeat at the hands Of such coalition Of anti
Liberal and Carlls members The Impartial and Con-
dozen ed Victories When the eIMinsters came
out Of the hSns they Ssa ~ DE- %
w om. GsS' f e, G'id De g. Co. and
some cries Of Musra Sa0asta % At night the crowds
them zcsSfs and Gdas %
ing lis called for O'Clock In the Prado Great agitation
ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE NEW MrNIsrRY-wHo
CONSTITUTE 1T.
The following Is the new Ministry, formed
after Ia@Ped aaeuy President Ct the GCapc
en Of Of
Minister Of Grace and Justice-sefOr Comenares Mn
lister Of Ult5amsr-se9Or Balasusr ANN. n.,n.,o. ~.
none Of them have 6een Ministers before made any
on Tuesday and is supposed are chosen at instance
There great difference OF opinion Is to how they VII
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He pet and S,ltsr an and
ss nsS cs
Teegraphic Departments. Gen. Bass0s succeeded
Cen IzQuierdo In the Military GOvernorshp OF Madrid
eoys when the neeE under Topete, pronounced" in
September. Senior Anglo by profession an ar
object People anxious TO know how he Will pro-
need in the building Of the national finances, whether he
will work on the base laid down by Senior Ruiz Gomez or
venture new one of his sefor Candau was one OF
the few who opposed the retirement Of that
party in 1854 for which act he was then excommuni
Gated" by that party Senior C0lmenares was ChtefJus
tice of Havana In the days Of Narvaez
PROGRAMME OF THE NEW MINISTRY.
In the Spanish Cortes, on the 4th inst, Vice
Admiral Malcampo made the following announcement Of
the policy Of the Ministry:
Our programme Is the as that Of the former Min.
stry We take ours for this Government represent
the same ideas the patriotic and liberal asp-
ratiOns and will avail themselves OF the same proceed
nes TO satisfy the Just aspirations Of the country In
tical order viii observe profound, loyal ana SIN,
cero respect all the liberties and rights consigned
in the Constitution OF 1859, without permitting IL
to be falsiHed by anybody, or for anybody, or In
any case. In economy, we Will second the petriote
Witbou prejudice TO the service, the amount of the
economies which with much glory to themselves and
70 much applause from the country they have begun
We sha endeavor extend those Efforts 70 satisfy the
M less mat aspirations Of the country that the public i'm
posts may distributed with rigorous equity ana tnat
Both political and economical order as well as In all
other branches Of administration there may shine the
most rigid morality In this patriotic work the Govern
ment count on support OF the Chamber from whose
and right instinct they hope they will not
be Judged before their acts are seem There now only re-
esneeisy of Cubs For these the Government have no
other criterion than the last resolutions OF the Leesa-
tive Bodies.