New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-11
IN THE ENEMY'S COUNTRY.
THE WAR CREDITS ADOPTED.
ANOTHER DISORDERLY SCENE IN THE
CORTES
IT WAS BROUGHT ON BY THE REPUBLICAN
LEADER-URGENT NEED OF FUNDS
iORET's LAME APOLOGY.

LEADER URGENT NEED OF tONl)S-
MoRET's LAME APOLOGY.
Madrid May 10 midnight.-The Chamber has
passed the credits.
Q p. m-The Chamber had prolonged sitting
this evening with a view Of passing the current
political measures giving the Government au-
thority TO procure In its discretion funds TO
continue the war Sefor Sameron. the Repub-
ucan leader, alluded to the rumors Of the Queen
Regents abdica ion and declared that the Re
nublicans were ready to form Government
forthwith.
HIS remarks evoked a storm Of protests. and
h. was unable to proceed for fully ten minutes
Monarch,sts and Republicans shrieked at each
other and banded threats. The Presidents
voice was completely drowned
when he finally obtained a hearing, the Presi-
dent Marquis Vega dArnljo. requested sehor
salmeron 10 withdraw the calumny. Sehor Sal
meron refused. whereupon the president named
him and threatened to name him thrice # he
continued his attacks on the Throne. As re
suit Of this caution. and Of the persistent Mon
srchist Interruptions, Senor Salmeron was COM
Delled TO desst from speaking.
sAGAsTt Warmly GREETED.
sesor Sagasta the Premier then rose and de
elared that any one trying TO sew disunion
Among Spaniards when the Nation was engaged
international SUUSBIt, was uA""''"'
the name Of Spaniard
Sehor Salmeron shouted: II am good span
lard" This exclamation greeted with Mon
archist shouts OF NO. No! out with HIM
senor sagas;a appealed to the patriotism OF
members and prayed the House to vote the
funds SO necessary to conduct the war.
His appeal was greeted with the general cry
I'VE will vote ir,mcdiate'y,'
Senior S,lvela leader Of the Dssdent Conser-
vatives said his party would abstain from Iu'
ther discussion, and was ready TO vote 'he uf-
gent war funds Immediately: but r cIalf'eu '"7
right TO debate the other budget measures.
A PORTO RICAN's NOTABLE sPEEOH'
ION n-The principal speech in to-days de-
hate in the Chamber was that OF SenoE LaoI"
Porto Rican member. who maintained .""'
autonomy In Cuba was not fallure anu ma
nm the contrary. tie United states preCiP''"'e
war because they foresaw autonomy No"'N
succeed in restoring peace to Cuba The Amer
leans believed that Spain would yleid' ou' -"
their arrival at Havana they ulSOO'
mistake" (Cheers)
caeor Iab-a contcnded that Spain ought 10
onneal 70 the Powers not for armed assistance
bu, for decision the questions OF h'e'n"-
,,onal law involved. The speech was much aP-
plaud,i on all sides
senor Moret. Secretary for the Coionies' srH
.rauv indorsed Senor Lahra's views and repN-
ing TO Senor Mella's speech yesterday saio Una.
neither victories nor defeats could be ascriDeu
90 ono r6eine more than to another, and that Il
VA. a bad Interpretation Of the words OF isai"'i
10 say that God averts his race i'"'i' ""''
governed by women.
with a view Of rernedying "the mistake MADE
,as, ,veek " Sehor Moret said he wished 10 re-
rvd,a+e Tho suggestion Of Senor Sivela that ne
CNoreo desired to convert Parliament INTO
national convention. Il asked not for ORDERS
but only for suggestions" he declared
MORET MUST co
The speech was coldly received. Senior SilVela
showing disinclination TO accept the prolie'en
reconciliation. and the debate left the impress
sion that Senor Moret will have to be sacrihced'
hut that sagasta probably will remain Premier.
The Catalonjan Deputies strongly protested
AGAINST the proclamation OF martial law IN i'dl
celona as there have beer no disorders '"e'7
sa5or Capdepon. Minister OF the Interior. re-
piled that the authorities Of Barcelona un-
doubtedly had good reasons for their action.
rrbereupon the Catalonian Deputies declared
thew would postpone their intended inteTpe..a-
tjon OF the Minister for War until proper
Government has been formed.
\ valencian Deputy declared the Captain
General OF Valencia had threatened the news
papers. saying he would break up their forms
- they prlnted matter attacking tLe 1ONeI"-
nent. ..eo,. ,.rrrc
The Government intends 70 insist that the
Cor,es cit continuously until the war measures
are adopted Sehor Pugceryer. Minister OF
Finance declares that until the credits are
voted II IS impossible to meet the demands ior
ammunition and provisions for Cuba Porto
Rico and the Balearic and Canary islands' OF u
obtain the necessary stocks Of coal
Captain-General Banco has cabled an urgent
request for supplies Of provisions whch l"e
Government cannot dispatch until the Cor'es
has voted the war measures
The authorities here are greatly concefheu
about the provisions for this city. II - es''
mated that the stock OF wheat viii be consumer
inside of month and measures are De'"s
taken TO purchase wheat abroad.
MONEY TO PAY SPANS INTEREST,"
London. May 1O-The more favorable appear
ance OF Spanish finances, the rise OF exchange
and the fall Of the gold premium. appear 10 pe
due to the rlmor that arrangements nave pee"
made with the Bank of Paris and the Neih'r-
lands to provide funds for the next coupons ="
the bonds IL is said the advances viii be maze
On bills os the Bank Of Spain at u per cent per
annum with y per cent commission, put no OH
cial information is obtainahle on the SUBJECT