The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-26

Election Of q Ministry by the Parliament and
the Governmental Crisis Ended.
Tho Ministry Of War Changed After Readjust-
mont Of tho Portfolios Senior FigueraI
Pledge Of Uniformity in the National
Policy-Political Party Caucus 0N1.
Madrid Under Military
Guard Against Outbreak
TElEGaAMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

MahRID FEB. 20, 1873
The Spanish Ministerial crisis has terminated by
the election to-day OF the following government by
the National Assembly
Figueras, for President OF the Council, received
23l votes. ri -rlf1ftft $3.50 hs prs
Castelar,, Minister of State, 237 votes. nuHI.'
N. Salmeron. Minister of Justice, go votes.
Ply Margal, Minister OF the Interior, 226 votes
Acosta, Minister OF War; 149 votes .-.a
Oreiro, Minister OF Marine 178 votes Fa .fI-
Tetuan. Minister OF Finance. 100 votes fiaA
Chao, Minister of Public Works, I72 votes q
Serna Minister or the Colonies l73 votes. 1r
n GENERAL CORDoBA's POLICY AND ACTION
General Cordoba, Minister OF War, persisted in
mis- determination to resign his position in the for
ner Cabinet and may have thus to some extent
plecipitated the crisis and created the necessity
FOR reconstruction OF the Ministry Ts sa
THE PROGRAMME OF NATIONAL ADMINISTRATION
.r3ee r PERSISTENT. Is 1lg .nlnlsf II
After the newly elected Ministers had taken their
seats In the legislative hall Senior Figueras ad-
dressed the Assembly. He declared that there
would be no change whatever In the programme
OF policy OF the government. HtN
It's now probable that the Assembly will not be
dissolved. ..I :7.~-r g. '.''
POLITICAL PARTY CAUCUS FOR GOVERNMENTAL PRES.
-, sr'-s5.--v7-. ERvATION
The radical and republican Deputies in the Ma
ttonal Assembly. at private meetings held last
night resolved to appoint committees, consisting
OF twenty persons each, who were commissioned
to appoint subcommittee to report plan for the
settlement OF the Ministerial crisis.
ELECTION PROSPECTS.
The preliminary elections for new Assembly
will probably be held on the Sd of March, but the
Assembly will not meet until the goth OF April.
MILITARY AND CIVIL APPOINTMENTS AND CHANGES.
The 00actdI Gazette announces the appointment OF
General Pava, who is recalled from the North, as
Captain General of Madrid, and Senior Estevinez as
Civil Governor Of the city General Contreras has
been appointed to the chief command in Catalonia,
and General Lagenero Military Governor of Bar
celOna.
General Novilas will replace Pavia as Command
er-in-Chef Of the army in the northern provinces.
DUCHESS ON FOREIGN TOUR.
The Duchess de la Tore, wife OF Marshal Serrano,
has gone abroad.
Madrid Alarmed and Precaution Against
an Outbreak.
.rrs.n MADRID, Feb. rs, 1873.
The federalists In this city excited and
threaten an outbreak. Precautions have been
taken to prevent conflicts in the streets
All public buildings and many private houses In
the discontinued quarters OF the city are occupied
by the troops General Burgos is in command Of
the militia and also has OF his disposal the entire
force of the guardians of the peace.
The army Is firm in its support Of the govern
ment.
The measures to ensure order have proved effec-
tive, and the city tonight presents It's usual aspect
OF tranquility.
Gloom In tho Capital, with Carlism In
the Field.
PARIS, Feb. Is, 1873.
The advices from Spain received by leading
bankers here represent the prospect as gloomy,
and say families arc leaving the capital and princ
pal cities.
special despatch to La Ltberte, from st. Jean de
Luz, dated to-day, says there is panic in Biboa
Pamplona IS daily expected to fall into the power
OF the Carlists, and troops fastening to rein
force the garrison.