The Sun. — 1836-05-25 (London, England)

QUEEN. ISTURIZ defended his Colleagues, and insisted upon their Ministerial right to speak ; but the Chamber was of a different opinion, and the IIeNV Ministers were obliged to evacuate the Ministerial Benches before the right of speaking was conceded to them. Shortly afterwards a message from the QUEEN communicated to the Chamber the change in her Majesty's Councils ; whereupon the new Ministers resumed the Benches which they had just left. No sooner, however, had the Ministers taken their places thanthe following Declaration, signed by fortyfour Deputies, was handed to the President of the Chamber for immediate discussion We ask the Estamento before the sitting of to-day he closed to decktre solemnly, 1. That: the extraordinary powers granted to the Government in the last Session by the vote of confidence have ceased since, the opening of the present Cortes. " 2. That if the actual Cortes be closed or dissolved without havi.n6; voted the taxes, none can be required from the day on wiiich they be dissolved or closed. " 3. That all loans or anticipations of any kind whatever which may 1e contracted for without the authorization of the Cortes a re null and void." _ _ _  Afierce ,liscussion arose on this document, in which all the leading orators took a part. Senor ISTURIZ endeavoured. to quash the proceedings by moving the protest info) nal, which was overruled. He next delivered a lo> lg speech in support of his principles and those of his colleagues. He knew no party, and only desired to serve his country. Senor LOPEZ denounced the new Cal knet as the creation of a clique behind the Throne, and, depending for support on Foreign (i. e. French) ini lu ence in that assembly. After a debate of several by )ars the Chamber divided, when the numbers were—•  For the motion, and thereby rescinding the vote of confidence Against-. it Refrain ed from voting Decideo majority against Ministers  Such is ;he inauspicious commencement of Senor IsTuniz's Presidency. MENDIZABAL was present during the discussion, but with great good taste abstained fror a taking any part whatever in it. The Ne w Ministers are most unpopular out of doors. So strong was the public feeling against them that on th Lc evening of the 16th, a patrole was required to e s.cort them borne in safety. In the course of the nigh a mob attacked the dwelling-house of GALIANO, the windows of which they completely demolished .; and they would as certainly have murdered the o w ner had he fallen into their hands.  • The RI :G:ENT is sadly perplexed. She begins to feel that ;he was wrong in giving ear to the base wretches I vho have contrived to obtain her confidence. But it is too late to yield with dignity, and therefore she looks t CoRDOVA for the means of extricating herself. r. ['he extraordinary and immediate success of her arms i a the North can alone relieve the QUEEN and the C; 'billet from their mutual embarrassments. The crec lit of the new Cabinet is on a par with its popularity. MENDIZABAL had contracted a loan of thirty Milli ins of reals with the house of ARDOUIN of Paris. Ai ► agent was sent to pay the money to the President of the Council in Madrid on the 14th inst. On than t day MENDIZABAL was dismissed, and a successor ap pointed. IsTurtiz being in want of