The New York herald., 1866-01-28
Von-Hlsmark Anxious to Cultivate
American Friendship.
HeatLittle Plot for an Alliance Of Prussia,
Rxnsia and the United States Against
England, France and Austria.
The Financial Diniculty in
England.
&c. DC &c,
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NE ansmg and scope OF the Revelation
Prina's Object tho Overthrow OF tho
Bourbon Dynasty and the Union OF
Spain and POrsugal-Insidc View OF
the Relations OF the Courts OF France
and spsin-Interesting Extract from
she New York Herald OF August, 1865.
OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
PARIS, Jan. IT, 1866
The way in which the kilograms from Spain, filtered
through the purifying sieves of governments treat
che revolution is becoming huge joke in Paris Gene
Fnl Prim, i'll with liver complaint that ho is obliged
10 ride in carriage and Of course TO travel slowly Is
continually reported endeavoring to reach the frontier
Of Portugal with the government forces in hot pursuit.
bu catching him; else he is still shut up In the
mountains and surrounded without hope escape but
ike John Browns SOUL he is heard Of the day as
marching on" 'Quet prevails throughout the penin
suIa' the telcgmms inform US and yet Barcelona and
arsgon put in state OF sicgc and citizens shot
down by the troops in the streets cr The former.
foRSIDAsLs CHARACTER or The RISING.
There IL nodoubt that the Spanish revolution Is
q much formidable matter than was at first sup.
posed, and there is but little doubt that the Of
Prin s not merely to follow the example OF O'Donne
1854 and place himself at the head OF ministry
by the overthrow Of the old one but that he and his ad
herens the uprootng Of the Bourbon nasty
with probable view the Iberan unon-the uniting
Of spain and Portugal under the house Of Braganza
PROCLAMATION OF GENERAL PRIN.
'sPASARps--We have arrived at the terrible moment
Ia which revolution Is the only OF the nation and
sbs main duty Of honorable men. am at the head Of
derabie military forces and great number OF armed
countymen hasten all sides TO light under my orders
yor tho Of freedom aud fntherand Ny banner
Gee. With II IN my hand will fight with my wontcd
valor against the which dshono abroad
ing stock among foreign nations and bringing us 10 the
verge of shameful bankruptcy. Soldicrs-who have
Z have forsaken you, and that II you stand by
me IN this enterprise shall know how lead YOU first
showing you The path 70 victory and next remuneratng
me, you too, to bring 10 happy end political rcvolu-
son which may do away with the necessity Of that social
revolution with which we are threatened spaniards
hunah for liberty, for the programme OF the Central
progresssta Committee, for the constituent Cortes
JUAN PRIM
1ELArfoSs or THE SPANISH AND FRENCH COURTS
Paris tJan. lol correspondence London Postl
What Is taking place IN Spain very naturally
raholic Majesty, and the relations spain France
snce Napoleon Ill came 10 throne which is shared by
Eugene dc Montijo Queen Isabella, who has always
been influenced by intriguing priests, miracle-working
nuns and Jesutcal politicians counselled
regard with suspicion the elected OF the French nation
Her Majesty was told that NAPOLEON Ill was enemy
Of the Roman Catholic Church; the greatest diai.
Guilty IN the way of the BourboDs continuing to
where; and, finally, it was hinted that the
French eagles might be seen in Italy. The
Queen Mother Maria Christina who has Tong ,ved IN
frsAe sometimes at q villa near havre, Mamason.
the capital, and who left Paris six days ago for
Spa n, aso reported TO be under church influence with
fortune OF f30O 900 per annumher Majesty. too, may
have strengthened her daughter In her hostile prediec
lions towards the Court Of the Tuleres Al ali events
Queen Isabella H. has shoCH rery friendly ceiinq To-
wards the Emperor and Empress y he French. fnc de-
predatory language employed towards France the
Vatican hnds ECHO at the Court Of Madrid this day
The intercourse which has taken place between the
soyeregns of Spain and France Is conpcd 10 somewhat
paid TO Queen Isabella and last years iaicr interview
between the Emperor and Empress and her Catholic
Majesty a. Biarritz, more formal than cordial snce
Napoleon I'LL TO the throne however very great
augmentation has taken place in the intercourse VI the
countries. Madrid and Paris connected by rail-
way, new commercial treaty creating increased trad
iug and French finance Is largely engaged Spanish
icrak ngs aud securities II has become the fashion
rich spanards TO visit Paris; fact the people OF all
classes beginning 10 know each. other much better
han OF old IL Is sad here that everything advances
try and feeling has long prevailed that the Queen and
rho Court would inevitably invite open political dis
content such as Is now exhibited gentleman who
ofen visits Madrid has frequently told OF the IN
measured language lndulged In about the Queen II
certainly Is q misfortune tor country when people
statesmen OF Spain are always endeayorng to remove
the pernicous Influences which hover about the Madrid
Court in prcsty costumes and add 10 the scandal
hour They succeed for time but her Majesty soon
lets old friends In again by side door, and such has
contributed TO make her 50 unpopular.
The present movement appears 10 he directed more
against those who surround the Queen than against tho
Green herself Sovereign Of Spain II this lady the
ot the rcgnng Bcurbons loses her throne will be
tho that which has lost the Bourbons
Of Frarce and atierly OF Italy their kingdoms--viz
pnes,y influence and guidance. Tho only important
diplomatic event between Spain and France during
The rrssent reign was the combined expedition 70
hexico, which ended IN the retirement of Spain
hom an enterprise which at the time caused
some soolncss between the Cabinets Of Madrid
and the Tuilerea Tho action Of France in
Me Gillian difficulty could scarcely have given offence
90 me Iroudest OF spain. The Emperors government
simply W " DO known that France on being called
upon by both parties 10 the quarrel Was ready with her
good Offices TO seek 70 mediate n s no, known 10 thts
day how such suggestions have been reeefveJ nv the
repubic but as spirit Of resistance existed ON ,e mari
OF tho Chang before the military revolt I'm snain l, AZ
mot likely, when that event Is known we shal n,d /
sbem less inclined 10 resist the unjust demands Of tho
spanish government
INEVITABLE DOWNFALL oF rng novpsoSs
Madrid ysn Al Correspondence Paris sieclsl
Admitting the ineurrection TO be suppressed. pr,p
sshen prisoner AID shot, well bis accompi,ces
8rgader Mlans de Bosch and Generals contrcrss and
Nevas, would the royal famiy be saved any the more
think not the discomfort too general for the present
10 remain an isolated fact The revolution
sf defeated In ons part OF the peninsula, will appear In
rnother until the day OF lis complete triumph. within
he last month especially, the conduct Of the govern
usnt has excited extreme dissatisfaction. The |
'psech from Che throne, from which much WAS |
Soped, deeply disappointed the spanish nation. |
Instead OF the reforms impateny expected, Il only
cund Seyue phrascssnd lIusory PROMISES when u felt
ptilod % demand tis liberty often promised Il saw
,s hopes indefinitely postponed The spanish govern
therefore bas no rea TO he surprised atthis in
direction and N u has the Scod fortune 70 get cafe