New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-21

VISIT or TIE QUEEN OF SPAIN.

VISIT OF lHE QUEEN Or SfAlS
The Queen of Spain has visited the Empress Eu-
s'''' ~ THE EMPERoRs HEALTH.
The london Ts Paris correspondent says u Is unor'
tunaey certain that his Msestys health BY no means so
good friends could dee and although bis o, departure
is very probable he will there that day II a. all
h medical advisers opposed 20 his nterruptng the treat
D'''' ~ THE PARIS MONEY MARKET
TIE Tns adyces from Paris state that the din
Guilty OF employing money 10 the discount HIAet
and that the bills in the Bank OF France for the week has
time the stock bullion continues 10 augment although now
unon more scale the weeks increase being only
10000 francs The Boarse vas firm ana Advancing
the REsGNArIoN OF DROWN DE LHCYs.
Those somiocal public instructors, the CoEsti4ioEgd
Pays Esadsrd aud Pa have not single reflection 70 oner
10 their the circumstance evidently most IN
porfant alluded but explained in the Euperors letter to
M Douyn de Lhuysas me eason why ~ was vas -
accept his resignation The clerical Journal the Hoe oefs
the following observations which are quoted IN several Of the
TIE bearing Of this change is rather difficult to estimate all
al once five eyes few years back We hod NJ
Diouyn de Ihuys resignl1g DIS post lFs. IAe ~ we
moment when our policy declaring Ilsei 10 iavof
Of Pedmontese ambition. became dsqGletng tor tse ME
grahty OF the temporal power few years later ~ t2
the war In Italy being ended Piedmont aggrand1ed and
oil know, 81 Drouyn de Lhuys resumed his portfolio
aud place in the Senate The circumstance occurred gst
If Tbouvenel and the MARQUIS de La Valette and The
military enterprise Of Garbald. The dipomatisls had
failed at Rome the Condoere at AspromOnte the Italian
Government was DESTROYS OF making weapon OF defense out
resistance 10 the schemes OF the revolutions NJ Drouyn
de LhuYa SUI crowned Win
the expression OF formal opposition temporary at least 70
the projects Piedmont Rome and his return to office
being elected the retirement Of NJ Drouyn Lhuys
before the term OF the September convention cannot De
considered facts Of small Importance The attitude taken
Oh by NJ Drouyn 10 Lhuys had made his Ministry,
speoted the Roman question one OF transition only his acts
his circulars several Of which contained formal declarations
in favor OF the Independence Of the Holy See ana protests
against the invasion Of Piedmont would have made the
ceptauce Of the GROWING OF the Italian edhCe dhcGt mat
ter There certain dsayowas man
caunot lnhict on himself
The UaioR says on the subject;
The resignation OF Drouyn de Lhuys the honors heaped
upon VI Benedict and the interim ministry Of the Marquis
Teyral without expleinng There was talk of tae re.
Of NJ DrOuyn de Lhu!s at the moment Of the sigma
debates the Turin Parliament betrayed the Pedmoutese in
depreciation OF that convention Al either OF those periods
such determination the part Of the minister would have
been and appreciated Can be that the approach
the lth OF December by which day the convention must
be entirely executed the reason for his retirement now
We are reduced vague cOnecures Can the course Il AZ
fairs Germany have anything 10 do with the crisis Was
than TO marked cordially with Piussiai We do not know
But impossible not 10 be struck with the coincidence that
he leaves ministry "A moment wlen Nj. Benedetu the
present ambassador Berlin receives the highest honorary d
nction, and when the Marquis de Mousuer Benedetts
and the ~ to the Court OF Prussia under
the second empire is called the Ministry Of Foreign Affairs
BULL FIGHT
fatal accident at bull fight dfEdgpo! occurred IN Inc
old Roman Circus Nsmes Sunday last torreador
named Maeo Cabrera run through the chest by one VI
rbe M,%isur du So gives the following Of the
above catastrophe
pretended touead0rs az least OF them either
knew nothing OF their dangerous business IN such
ae of excitement TO lose their heads They ritaed tie
bn ia most unnecessary ways and their rahness only
ouaed by their awkwardnes At the beginning Of the per-
Torrance bulls which though good enough for
tours creatures indeed when compared with the
genuine furious Spanish animals knocked over several OF
toreadof though without hurting them With the fourth
bug unfortunate Cabrera attempted the hoop game
Bat instead Of watching the bulls movements and hold.
ing the hoop side 10 avoid the rush be held M
both hands exactly before his breast and the bull aerunnng
his through the paper ransxed the man The other tor
readers IN the circus rushed 10 their comrade and picked n
No. They opened his wascOdt see where ne was hurt
Supported by them he walked three steps ihen slipped
from hands and fell heavily torrent Of blood glsned
from his breast ana he quite dead The sight 81 the blood
caused great emotion among The audience and several women
tainted
A PAMPHLET on TIE NEEDLE Gus.
pamphlet the needle gun by Cen DE Gonrecourt con
tests the idea that battles Of the present day are more
sungunary those Of former periods The writer says
at Borodno the combaans lost quarter Of their effective
AZ Magenta and S1ierno eighth az the battle of Senef
fought between the Prince De Condo and the Prince ~
Orange the two armies lost third Of their numbers aud
Condo had three horses killed under him by the rude muk
ola breds and clumsy pistols Of that time SO FIR behind he
present epoch OF needle gun Lastly az the battle q So
dowa the prnssans and Ausans Ost eighth OF tie troops
engaged, and yet fought with obslraeI. Tho hiei'n'@