New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-23
LEGITINIsT CONSPIRACY.


PARIS, Aug. l2 1885.
The following article in the Constitutional discloses
the existence OF conspiracy the part of the French
and Spanish Legitimsts with the direct concurrence
Of their spectve chiefs, the Count de Chambord aud
the Count de Montemon, to get up insurrccion in
Spain by the aid of Russian gold, the avowed object
OF which conspiracy is TO make diversion in favor Of
Russia and to embeuass the Allies in their conduct
Of the war:
a journal yesterday published letter from
Bay onne, in which complaints were made OF the rig
orous measures alleged TO have been taken by the
French Government against the Spanish Carlls reiu
gees at the time of the last attempts at nsurrecton in
Navarro and Catalonia. The Government of her
Catholic Majesty had solicited fr0m the French Gov
eminent the seclusioR and expulsion OF certain num-
Der of refugees, who, actively aided by some legi1
misis of France, were plotting on French soil rising
on the Spanish frontier Tie French Government,
which would not permit insurrecton against itself to
be omented neighboring frontier, followed on this
occasion the ordinary rules of Just reciprocity.
Moreover, by the nature of the numerous papers
seized s the residences of several refugees the Gov
eminent is perfectly edited 20 the tendency Of this
movement. Among these documents, one Of the most
curious beyond all question Is report addressed to
the Count de Moniemolin q copy OF ichict has been
e.td al tie house Of one Of his most faithful generals.
This document dated London, Nov. "a, ls5f is in the
following terms
Il have had bad cold for the last three
days but hope 10 get well when the sun reappears.
have had the honor 10 see his hghness, whom |
found better than had been led 10 expect | have
also seen Gen. {. Cabrera. But before speaking to
you OF these gentlemen must give you an account of
ire mission of NJ. Oscars. He came to me yester-
day, accompanied by a certian VI. ChapOt and de-
scfibed 10 me the interview he had with Prince Cor
chGkcff a, Vienna. made him repeat the whole
rative, 80 that might learn il By heart and now
send il 10 YOU in the form of a dialogue in order that
yCu may The better understand it;
80 ID D'Escsrs-Prince, | come on the part Of the
Count de Montemoin 10 deliver 10 you this letter for
the Emperor. IL il a confirmation of the negois-
tons with you which were commenced by the Count de
Chambord.
90 Gorct skoff-I beg pardon, Count, for inter.
Tupting YOU. but in the few words you have said
already notice two mistakes. The Count de Chambord
bas never said word TO me on the subject. The
Duke &c l. called on me and spoke of the affairs
OF SPAN e. matter which interested him personally.
But what be said merely in the way Of CONVERSE
ton, 6nd bad N no respect the character Of negota
ton, for I had no powers for such purpose.
" = ID Lscars somewhat surprised, because he had
been tod that il the Count de Chambord and had
said what be did under that impressionl-As you will
Prince But 10 give more authority 10 that converse
ton, and 10 confirm the details given by Cabrera the
Count de MOntemoin wrote 70 the Emperor
90 Gorchekoff-l don't know whether ought 10 re-
ceiye this leiie-. Do you know what il contains
80 D D'Escars-Certainly not: but suppose il il AZ
! have said, the confirmation of General Csbrera's
note in order 10 relieve the Emperors mind from anv
doubt and 10 call his attention 10 the state OF Spain
and show the advantage which Russia would ind in
diversion.
% Gorch6koff-I have made up my mind 10 receive
the e'ter ta; mercy ss an act OF pohteness-nothng
De I.ors