New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-27
TIE SPANISH REVOLUTION.
r>rrY az pn1M 80 MApRID.

~. D1ilg Neirs correspondent, writing on the
.sa geys: have witnessed many popular demonstrA-
figf both IN England and the continent, but never
say oae that could bear comparison with the welcome
offered by people Of this city 10 Cen fm TO-DAY In
ths numbers who were concerned, aud in the excitement
and erthus,asm which were displayed It Was quite
.lnlone and am al loss 10 fuG language IN which TO
20 your readers any idea OF tho grandeur OF The
spectacle which II presented The loIlest words me
score ana probably safest plan for 20 pnrsue viii
s vIcs.cd or an informed, actually occurred. once
FOR ali though say that the reception OF serfanO
nstteng az must have been 10 tho victor OF AcGea
was as nothing 10 the welcome offered 20 Prb ana there
oAnnOi possibly be auy question that, with the people OF
pOpulsr nan OF the day. -.
ihe most noticeable thing about the crowd IN me
proceedings and the absence Of all rough hum0r on hoTse
play such n is the habit OF Engsh crowds 70 indulge
In When they long kept waiting for any spectacle
There appeared 10 be "caf there was certainly no
6ossc9y DO o59S no md Trtaon OF men ana the
alamo abd distress Of women. Inc boAaNl0f OF the
people Yesterday through the long hours of waiting was
of piece with tbeir conduct all through the reV0uOh
quiet orderly. and discreet 10 al extreme acJ twas
not dull crowd. There was plenty or uYey ana am
mated teOnyersatlon many hearty cOngraulation,
many lively jest we're exchanged among ~ i ~
and all commentaries wore the bright cheerful Iook oi
hone and expectation instead OF the d, sad gaze Oh
doubt. p!t0u and alarm which they wore when hrs'
re Taes Correspondent says M police were out, no
sttemp Al control or direction was made inc tnfong,
organized uuOrganized, was left TO make Us own WS
rs could lhe mass was swaying ana wsyinS h spt
PuPrfa
lug dowu food by loads and AbOrDg uneas!y 10 digest
by dfbets. Yet there Knyety aud quaintpest ana
beauty and subInIty la ali that wonderful cram,
something rresistiby catching In the animation g that
sea OF heads, something unspcakably thThnR III
that podgOns confusion o. insprtinR stratus, IN tat
3ncessauf wh.rlwnd OF frantic shouts. never saw
pOptlaee In such terrible earnest This 10 tho fret day
on which the Madrid people seemed ~ really conscious
OF freedom TIC day which they appeared 10 real
10 its full extent the change that promises 70 make
them mem There It's share of fun and drOnefyf
doubtless lat on the whole tho multitude bent on
demonstration OF love aud hatred tie thoughts OF
Tho dynasty which had forged their chains ana OF the
IiboratOr who had broken them. were uppermOst h
eyery mans mind. This indeed the last Jay OI mo
Bourbon domination
Tie Doly Ye,cs correspondent thus describes Prirn:
Hats aud handkerchiefs waving from even win,
dow and balcony and we knew that the nero OF
The hour the Idol Of the people was drawing near On
Ley edIns--a brilliant RrOnp-beneAth the triuHPhai
arch along richly decorated and deusely crowded
IJin, chestnut horse with rlch scarlet mar
Mesa small. rdy-ONJ1ng man, with bright Keen
glance sitting low m his saddle, bowling right and left IN
peOpic--nOt outwsTdiy too much elatcd, but his
face flushed and bis eyes flashing with Justnabe
pride and satisfaction On his bride hand rides
BerranO, Due de la Tore, In full military uniform
proud, sedate and sodierlyi and behind and
before stan, whose utmost eNcrtOnh are
required 20 keep the people from crowding round Prime
horse aud hOpeessly impeding bis progress NOW ana
then that petuOus little hero disposed TO ride
forward the Nd winch Is sOdense Ia front that
women are screaming, aud children IN arms have 10 DC
handed into the windows ~ the houses. but his friends
Jude better than dOes what would lie the consequence
of such movement aud he Is held back now by one and
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