SPAIN.
Our accounts from Madrid, of the ?th instant/state that the latest report current in that city was that Bravo Murillo will •■be■■.charged by the Queen to form a Cabimet. Some persons believe that in such -case there will be a dissolution of the Cortes. Our correspondent, however, is of • opinion that if Bravo Murillo is placed at the head of the Ministry he will present himself boldly before the "Cortes, and will be-supported by a large majority. "TBelTarvaez organ, the fLeon Espanol/ declares 'that Ministers merely retain their portfolios until the appointment of their successors. ■
The condition of Spain has probably induced the French Government to send Admiral "Tre'houart to Barcelona. At all events the sqtiadron has been received there with "a most friendly demonstration" by the coast population. There are those in Spain who are said to have their eye on the infant heir to the throne of France. The Imperial child is reported to have been declared a citizen of some Spanish town by the local authorities during the Em' press's visit to Biarritz, in compliment to her Majesty.
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Lyttelton Times, Volume IX, Issue 542, 13 January 1858, Page 4
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182SPAIN. Lyttelton Times, Volume IX, Issue 542, 13 January 1858, Page 4
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