The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-15
SPAIN.
The Coming Coup d'Etat-The Queer
Kissed at the Theatre.

The Coming Coup d'Etat-The Queen
Kissed at the Theatre.
From the AUenir National.
The situation in Spain is becoming better defined 1;
the reYolutionist the demagogue Narvaez ( Is thus
he is called at the Court has just lad do his arms
before the trlumvlrate Meneses, Claret Viluma, by
c0untersGning the three famous DEGREES of which
all the papers have spoken The youth of Spain are
a0our to be placed, therefore, entirely in the honds
OF the clergy; the general councils (diputac,oNes
ProUsncidtes) will be superseded by a bureau of
Government employees; as to the municipal coun.
CHS (dyanfdfentosb their fate is not much better;
the Government will be very suspicious if they
cause it any umbrage henceforth. For the last
along the path of reaction, and has known only
how to employ the old means-the state OF siege
the camarilla is not satisfied; by the intermedary
OF It's three leaders, Father Caret the Queens con-
lessor Meneses tayorie of the King and of sister
Patrocinal, and Viluma, the camarIla drove Mar.
Vaez into corner with, this alternative, either to
resign or to accepthe folio wing programme :-Disso.
luton OF the Chamber of Deputies reform of the
Constitution, indefinite proroeation of the dictate.
rial powers IN the hands of the Government
con continuance Gt the state OF siege, publication
restitution to the Church of its unsoid pro.
pertY. Whatever may be the decision of Mar.
next President of the Council of Ministers is NJ de
VIuma, formerly Ambassador OF Spain at Paris; he
will have for his colleagues NJ. Pezuia his brother
law, for Public Instruction; CaloDge, for War;
M. ATrOzuela for jus Ice and NJ. NOcedal for Home
Affairs. These are the gentlemen who are ABOUT to
undertake, they say TO re-establish the monarchy
and religion upon their real foundation. At length
we shall the Catholic party absolutely master in
a country, for Queen Isabella seems determined to
place her destiny and that of Spain in its hands; 1t
Is no longer mere simple reaction against liberal
ldeas, but complete restoration Of the absOlutist
system OF Philip H. The camarilla is, therefore.
about TO attempt grand experiment. No occa.
sion was ever more favorable for the whole Liberal
party is In exile or in prison. Notwithstanding
this, we DO not fear for the future OF liberty in
SPAN. Let us give the camarilla SCOPE. The
destiny of the Bourbons must be accomplished
everywhere.
1t customary in Madrid to receive the Queen
with applause when she makes her appearance IN
her box at the theatre whilst the orchestra plays
the royal march. When few evenings ago this air
being played the audience manifested their dis
approval, and In the end began to hiss upon which
the Queen rose and quilted the theatre. Tins may
hasten the execution OF the coup Petat project OF
which wesDoke yesterday, and Of which the CORES.
pondent of the Courier de Bdy0nHe, who will not
be suspected of connvaDce with the opposition
firms the existence in the following terms:-"Mar-
shal RarvaeZ has adopted seriesof measures which,
according to information we have received may be
regarded as the prelude OF q coup detGt which has
been sently prepared by the set who surrounds the
Queen"