The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-16
FRANCE.

The Rev oIu;ionnry News from sspain-Feciing
Of the Citizens Of Paris--teueen Isabella
Hearing ihe News-Advice from Napoleon-
The Spaniarss ssof the Days.
PARIS, Sept. IS. 1868.
The afrairs OF Spain have for the last few days
diverted public attention from other serious matters
and the news received from Madrid is scarcely re-
liable, the papers produce very different versions
The universal feeling IL favorable to the nsurrec-
nonsts and no little pleasure Is expressed that the
interview between Queen Isabella and Napoleon III.
could not aud did not take place. The Spanish En-
bassy here IL besieged by visitors, and the descrp
ton Of two individuals who by no means to be
admitted Ia stuck mp in the Keepers lodge. Com
tesse Girgenti has been extremely uneasy since her
husbands departure for Madrid; but II Is
generally averred that the Emperor, ever
having been aycrse 10 taking any part
In spanish politics. maintains that he shall re-
main ncuter. come what may. He even wishes to
shorten his stay the frontiers in order that there
should be.no msconstructon OF hIs intentions, ana
most unwingiy went 10 Biarrtz at all When in-
telliQence brought 20 Queen Isabella Of an in
surrecion ut Madrid she was the point OF starting
by the train in readiness for Biarrtz and this Is how
the Gironde relates what ensued thus:"rve o'clock.
Inaye Just left the station same preparations a. yes
,erday III the officers out In gala uniforms and
hines Of halDerdlers right and left. Hanpings, gar
lands, crosses and decorations everywhere Tue
roy8l household and chanIaus IN two wagons Just
as the Queen was expected "a. Dnate appears and
announces, 'rhe Queen Will not depart. Fancy the
tabIeau. Tho Wallets and cooks lie away. with al
their utensils on their backs. The troops snile;
some HhIug mp their shoulders while the directors
aud managers OF tne railway company. am0n1 whom
IA. Eugene Perere, look very ptteous. Tie wnOle
Town has had i laugh over this comedy and s look
ing forward 10 ils conclusion People Say the Queen
"a In tears and those ABOUT her do not know what
they arc about. She talks of abdlcadng. All this
looks like the beginning OF the eud."
several papers said sie was 10 -. Luz Yesterday.
huf she IL III the citadel OF ST. sebastian She imne-
dately sent u despatch TO the Emperor for advice,
who gave II. cnunseling her TO abdicate, asslr.
ug her that The eicryescence IN spain IVES such Wat
even should succeed ~ qtelHug tho iusurfectiun
ii would break out again. Knowing what fernenta-
ton was working u her country it appears strange
that queen Isabella shoud nave lett her capital tor
40 long tlme especially ~ large par, 81 her ior-
tune vas put recently deposited with bankers ~
Paris aud nj london. Whole trunks u silver plate
were directed Tor the Empcr0rs reception W a..
sebastian, bat n reality passed the frontiers,
when M. de Salamanca gave General COnchas
message 10 the Queen hc hcsOught her 10 reurn 70
Madrid with her son Prince Of Asturias, round
whom the people might rally, hul to leave MarlOri
behind, The sight ~ which worthy would irrltate The
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