The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1868-10-31
SPAIN.
The New Dment-Gosslp
About the Fugitive Queen.

SPAIN.
TEae New pmenf-esOsslp
About the Fugitive Queen.
The steamer Russia brings. later par
ticulars Of the revolution in Spain.
MIR. Russell writes to the London
Times from Madrid, under date of Oc-
tober Z !:
Prim is in Madrid. IF it can no lon
ger be doubted that the hour for Spain
has strdck, it IS equally certain that the
man is forthcoming. There is nothing
more unaecountable than the people ia
stincts. Their love is always at first
sight The Italians owe their freedom
TO tile French OF Selferino and the Prus-
slams of Sadowa but they associate il
with Garibaldi. 1t is a series Of blum
ders of the defesfable Gonzalez Bravo
that has hurled the Bourbons from the
Throne Of Spain bat the cry is, Down
with the Queen and long live Prim Ia
Their fallen Sovereign and in the fu2Sfe
fof 1865 the Spaniards recognize the two
:r'l.sss-s | - - s....''' = =
tshjP, and Prim for ths present is the iISl
to which they pay undivided honor1s-
NAPOLEON MAKES AN INQUIRY.
4 Paris leiter-writer says: "a per-
sonage from Spain arrived at Biarritz
day or two ago, and, on being received by
the Emperor, his Majesty is reported to
have inquired how Spanish affairs were
getting on. Very we'll, Sire" aAh +"
said Napoleon, with SMILE ''the people
and the revolution are still in their hon
eymoon
THE QUEENS ExTRAVAGANCE.
Extrayagant expenditure is one of the
charges brought against the ex Queen
The Madrid Universal has just published
a statement of the cost of the royal FAM
lily, from which it appears that Isabella
had 3,400, ,000dollars; the King -consort,
100000; the Prince of Asturias, 245.-
600; the Countess Girgenti, 200, 600
the Duchess of Montpensier, 100000 !
and finally, Christina, Duchess of Rain |
zares, 100000. Altogether 1885. .00e. |
which sum would be increased if the /
of the Duke of Sesa, Don Sc |
Jastian, and others were ipcluded.
rHE TUTURE GovERNMENr-EsPA
a Madrid letter to the London Tele-
graph contains the following.
1t is probable that the Government
will take the form Of tIiumvirate. com
posed of Serrano, Prim and Olozaga.
former Minister at Paris), and Serrano
viii be the chief triumvir, or leading per
onage of the realm Under this supreme
direction there will be, Of course, Secre
aries OF State or Ministers Gas they are (
allied abroad for each department of
he public service and this organization
7ill endure until the nation shall have
hosen It's future monarch-an election
Tot likely to be made for from four to
TX months. The period elapsing between
he nomination OF this provisional ad-
and the election of sove-
eign will, l venture confidently to pre-
let, be passed decorousiy and peacefully
Y Spain, without tumults, conflicts or
e recruiting their strength FOR tfe dy- 81
astie polling time, and the men to whom :
he direction of national affairs pro tenn
i'll be con6ded are perfectly competent d
1r the execution of their duties. III
tanner satisfactory to the Spanish peo- t
le and TO foreign countries. You mag !
'ok for free trade, equality of creeds t
efore the law, liberty Of the press, in /
of domicile, and habeas cor t
US, under the triumyirate and whoever t
lcceeds to its political shoes, be he i
paniard or foreigner, Guelp ph or Orleans, Y
il. be expected to carry out the noble a
which Serrano, Prim and '
'lozaga have determined to initiate.
| am able positively to assure you that v
spartero, although he has at last re-
lied to The telegrams addressed to him a
nnouncing the expulsion of the Bour ,
ons and the emancipation of Spain in ]
ongratulatory terms, viii not join the Y
ctorious liberators nor take any part in f
ie administration. His age will proba- il
ly be made the pretext for his political 0
ostinence but those who are acquainted "
it'll " las cosas dc Espona" will readily Il
Understand that there are other and \
Fighter raotiyes restraining him from
'sociating himself with those who have
fected the DOWNFALL of Isabel de Bour- Il
on--especially with his Excellency the D
arshal Duque de la Tore. g