New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-27

cleared passage for him wicaths arc shoWercd uloh
him from every balcony lnpulsye ladies VASE mem and
women alike shouting TIL they arc thn
" ~ f bIs orders of knighthood said that while he
was in Catalonia, some patriot, more nhpuSNu ~
erect noticed that he still carried the roya crown On s
can ana asked HIM why he did not remove a. me
answer was short. but significant - ain nor S"u
PIN warning against royalty ntt akn"st Wy fral
bons" slowly. and with much dicny, ,no General era
made his way into the fu hi u i1nmin"d by ihe
Iost ravs Of the setting sun; anu when m. ms
P.C' ,ose ~ ncope n shout, earnest. 10 loud, so
t.n as Inns never before been heard IN Madrlu; anu
within file experience OfltviDg man may never pe c" ~
49,, viva Piim repeated again ana hginn. ~
& Tic the voice of giant and II was the voice OF
% VS. strong; giant that had overthrown his
s Is without cruelty bloodshed giant that had
8, r,nce or an instant OF disorder That giant was
the people OF Madrid ana az ~ rms ara huSged
n ~ tneir Giant breast Small though the hero seemed
In presence of that mighty crowd sul c""Sn 30
W DC ,hbrsre and his port rose aud his quick eager
glarcr flashed brighter ana brlShter. as .,o s1v |
s' "a arnmud him and and women pressod Ioi-
% - Iss his hand or touch the saddle-coth OF ms
horse It was proud mOment-a pIouueI NO ia T T hs
avn sake and the sake OF SPAN Let us nope tha1 TIM
may prove himself worthy %d -" trntnn for ldo'
one man had better he INTO the with mill
sVo c and then bcray II to serve hs private ends
ar IN promote his peIsonal interests
The Times correspondent writing OF the same event
am still 5 stunDcu ana DcNHNtlVu ~ t'' YIN
and turmoil from which have just been enabled to
te my cscape that hardly think my hand would he
sufficiently steady TO obey the behess of the BRAN were
avon This latter 10 be far recompOscd as 10 attemp to
describe the inde,cribable ind only one W0rd NJ 10
I.-.irrle the popular enthusiasm 10y when the pnpu
niun of Madrid have been possessed Tor tue las' ~
and that word is-madneSs There mas 3etn muvh W W
patriotic instinct In the reception glVeI 20 iai' vi
hrrowoshp, much also OF mere oNe Oh lu auu
show Yuu aware that ~ thsse Souut t,Ier ne
religion itself half theatrical IhroW Iug5tne' tuo
Cro Of shrCvetde ana the p'cesioR 0 OF tongues
i ulppet of ola Carnival for the Holy OF ltoJ7
fhen collect all the mob OF Iatlri " h some idea Of
within the same walls. aud yon VIII nave SOM IN Mini
ire graudcst OF Madrid political holidays Df ~ and
ta have had more than my share OF Iesuvil9S p 1u
Iagrantues OF THIS nature. nave i en- roughnnf
Victor Emmanuel In his triumphal process , 80
Tie cities Of the Emilia, TUSCANY anq hcp",S have
seen Bcaless army on ifs march along faM"p I'm
Great popular c0um0tion have witnessed III IaS, ~
Madrid; but the difference between this and an ouet
memorable days Of my life is as wide as inc u'el d" "'
parts soberness from intoNication'
TIE PROBABLE GOVERNMENT or ruF FUTURE
I,Ts9fpeodabce Beige Of the 10Th says: "The same
reserve ON the subject Of the future organization ana
even Of the very form Of the government Is sii nam
tanned by all the chiefs with when me Eeyois' ,
diHicutes almost equally iusrumouhtahle Nhl'h w
various monarChcal solutions env 4 liz oHipR"n IN
e eve of reason the best may be expected 70 lrcN"
through the sheer impossiOity OF reaiIhs any o'Vi
THE MEETING or TnE DEMOCRATIC PARTY
The meeting Of the Democratic party which was held
I'm Madrid. on the nth, passed off TRANQUILITY. Seniors
Oreuse Garcia. Lopez. Figuers, Martas, ami several
other members Of the Democratic parry spoke nc
speeches were very quiet and were calmly listened 10
yeriect order prevalcd, and the meeting unanimously
sdonte and drew up declaration 90 the elect lhat te
Democrats would support the Government 80 long as
remained faithful TO the principles OF the rcNoulo
The lacness OF the hour prevented the mocthE nom
votLg upon the resolution Uf Schor OIthso. soNOh"
meeting will shortly be held. IA, !,
senior RiverO tho newly appOnied Acde o. the CITY OF
Madrid has published remarkable manifesto addressed
70 the inhabitants Of the capital -
TIE CONCOKDAT BUENr-AT1iTUpE OF The fktNOh
MINISTER.
In consequence OF n popular manifestation, IN wlnch
rho mob burnt the COuCodat in troa OF The Palace o Inc
panYi NuucO the French ambassador waited upon Mar
Anal Serrano to know II the representatives. OF foreign
Powers could reckon upon their personal saitty beg
r,uected by the people. Marshal Serrauo replied III the
Affirmative and offered to place guard OF soldiers De
fop the houses of foreign representatives, assuring hc
French EmbassadOr, "a. the same time, tha' Tue nhhSS
tation was solely made ia favor OF religious liberty nc
subscriptions the Municipal Loan have now reached
about 900 600 francs.
MOVEMENT TO MAKE TRIM DICTATOR
The pae Of the 18th states that addresses are being
circulated at Barcelona and other towns 81 Catalonia
urging that the title and powers Of Dictator bo conferred
upon Gen. Priin.