The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-13

TELECRAPHIC NEWS
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FIR ON
ALL Parts OF TEE WORLD.
American Address Of RecOsnl-
ton to Spain.
Citizen Rights Of the Cubans and o
New Captain General.
PRINTS IDEAS OF MONARCHY
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The Provisional Government Of Spain AcknOw.
PRINTS IDEAS OF MONARCHY
The Provisional Government Of Spain AcknOw-
lodged by the Cuban Authorities.
SPAIN.
Minister Halo American Recognition
Friendly Assurances to America.

Minister Halo ON American Recognition-
Friendly Assurances to America.
..s<~.es MADRID, Oct. II, $685.
The following is the substance OF what was said on
both sides at the interview between the American
Minister and the Duke de La Torre:-
Mr.. Hale, addressing the Duke I'm the name OF the
United States, congratulated the Provisional Junta
and the people OF Spain on success 30 marked In a
revolution Of such grand proportions. He happy
TO return the greeting which Spain gave the United
States on their entrance into the family Of free
sovereign people. The relations between Spain and
the United States had always been friendly. Under
the present circumstances all his efforts would be
erted to augment the friendship between both
peoples. c-sa-s II -
. Tue Duke de Ia Torre in the course OF his reply.
said that amid the ruins Of the old rule structure
would be formed which es believed would merit the
approval and sympathy OF the United States. spain
now deserved and needed the support OF all free
nations, and that Of the American government was
highly esteemed. '*fs
The Duke concluded by declaring that this inter.
view would serve to maintain unbroken the relations
between two nations both claiming aud exercising
successfully the principle of national sovereignty.
Prim's Ideas of Monarchy.
at@> PARIS, Oct. IL, 1853.
The Gau,ots (newspaper) published letter from
eether Of the Cortes and the formation Of kingdom
ct once.
1t 10 said that Prm himself aspires to be king.
Omcial Record Of the Recognition.
MADRID Oct IL, 1868.
The United States is the first nation to recognize
tho new provisional government Of Spain. The
Madrid Gazette to-day publishes such official recog.
hition, made through Mr.. Hale the American
Minister.
Cuban Franchises ana the Representation Of
the Cubans.
LONDON, Oct. IL, 1858.
kilograms from Madrid in this city report that the
Cubans now present in the Spanish capital manifest
great interest in the electoral representation OF the
people Of the island In the new legislative body
which will be assembled under the call Of the people,
and In the general government OF Spain. 1t ia also
Stated that the question of the abolition Of slavery
engages much attention in Cuba.
I The Ministers promise Cuba equal rights with
Spain.
The members Of the Central Provisional Junta OF
government assembled In Madrid promise to Cuba
the same amount Of liberty In every respect as shall
be accorded to the Inhabitants of old Spain.
PARIS, Oct. IL, 1868.
The Cubans IN Spain viii be permitted to choose
two members Of the Junta.
The Captain General OF Cuba With the People.
PARIS, Oct. IL, 1868.
The Journal des D6bdts says that Lersundl, the
Captain General OF Cuba has given IN his adhesion
TO the revolution.
New Ruler for Cuba.
MADRID, Oct. IL, 1868.
General Dulce has been appointed Captain General
of the island OF Cuba.
The life and services Of General Dulce have been
already sketched In the HERALD
Reforms by the Juntn.
MADRID, Oct II. 1863.
The Junta has declared In favor OF additional re-