The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-27


Castil JOS with her children driving about 81
the promenade Of Fuento steana yesterday afternoon
bearing on her countenance very little outward concern
Tor her husbands fate about which she probably thnk
she has reason 10 be easy.
II Prm can carry on The game for any length of time
say for week or two u IS bic 70 ioresee what
ment may have this country There hardly ever
was one OF the many military PrSnuneamenfos "htea
haze had much int the desflatcs Of SPAIN tchch
,ros MT GYM up as a failure at de oasG ne who
endures conquers" nowhere so true as IN this hsrl
end Of Iberia. ~
GENERAL MILAss DE BOSCH AN AocoMPLrcE on
Madrid Jan 10Y correspondence OF the Paris seclel
Admitting tho insurrecton TO DO suppressed, Prin
taken prisoner and shol, ceV as has dc fcc B'tg1
die Maaas de Bosch and &c erals Contrercs and Noros
would the royal family be saved any the moreY sas
,e,aail an solatd fact The revolution II defeated 10
part OF tho peninsula, VIII appear in another, until
the day Of Is complete triumph. Within tho last month
especially the conduct OF the government has excited
extreme dissatisfaction The speech from the throne,
from viii SO much hoped deeply disappointed tho
Spanish nation Instead OF the reforms impaticnty cx
peeied 1t only found vague phrases and usory pro-
mis- s. when It felt entitled TO demand the liberty so
Of en- promised il saw its hopes Indefinitely postponed
The Spanish government therefore has no reason 70
surpr sed at this ins rrccton and il hds TIE god Tor
t.ae g get re OFT ne present crist i must not slan,
In the home policy, not only the oDonnell Cabinet viii
be overtrown, but the ny OF The Bourbops VIII
have made rapid advance towards its ruin.
PRIMs IsGRATiTUDE.
Madrid Jan. y correspondence OF London Times.l
That Prim Is monster OF ngratude; thai he has for
gotten how the Queen raised him the highest ranks in
the army lavished all orders and decorations upon him.
made him grandee OF Span Of the hrst class created
him Condo de Rous and Marques de los Caslileos, and
finally did bun tho honor hardly youchssfod 70 asub
ec OF holding his infant daughter at the bapsmal font
thereby contracting 'pirt a. kaahip ,"n hlna; thai
o Donnell showed himself clement and magnanlrnous.
with him by canccilng the decree which had banshcd
him 10 Oviedo and That he has requted both his
reign and his mil tary superior by dNn u DC tdckes
dyeall .-t learn from The official papers which Gnd
word. adequate to convey their dcostaton OF the
war, ana tnink gaows could be sufficiently high
hang him.
injustice Of hrs cause Prm will have TO for tho
rashness with which he committed himself 10 enter
prise which, rs II would now appear held out llto
bope OF success aud the result OF which VIII be " fOrca
back his country for two In that OF nan.
and painfully slrngg ug 10 put herself The CONSERVATION
and confusion OF all men here Is beyond all belief and
hardly seems commensurate with the actual imrorancs
OF the escapade which has given rise a. The eject.
OF the mutiny Of those few squsdrons on Change on
railway and canal enterprise public confidence In any
kind OF undertaking, Is ,ncaclabe Never have seen
the commercial men, who my hotel
downcast as they have been for the last Tires days.
WHAT rRIM AND o'poSsELL HOPE FoR EACH orHEa.
Madrid Jan. 81 correspondence OF the London Star
II is said tnat few days ago Marshal o Donneil
20 soc him, and told him that he had learned that no
(Prml nodded IN things With which had no business
q D0nnell added General have clear case
against you you viii certainly be shot.n
To this Prim answered that ne moditstod exactly tho
same course with respect TO Doanr, With which
change OF courtesies The two partsdin fYiendship
oEsEEAL raM "DsuRsSE BY oaDER.
lFrom Galignani's Messenger, Jan. IL.
The rumor ~ current that the Council cf Ministers hes
proposed the degradation OF Geaera Pn, and that
Queen has accedad 10 that Letters from Madrid
state hat GensrQl Pin vas taken NJ too very DAY
The insurrccilon broke out.