The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-09-19

ricd of To- taliz aud plt on board ship for the ca
nary Islands. Marshal Serraua, Dnkc Il. la Tore,
ANA General DoiningaeZ, lsts cousin. are 10 have
their residence IN Drotava. one OF the towns Of fhrs
largest of the Canaries; General Dnlee. who has
sull ia wait for his Marshals baton. IN. l believe.
Lasuna; and General SerraHo, a relative of the
Marshal. in Palmas, all towns of the same island.
General Zahala is sent TO Lugo. In Gallicia: Gen
erai CordovR 10 SoTia, 10 old CASTLE. Briradier
General IeioTre takes up bis quarters in the same
province, and Gems. Echagne and Caballeros ee
koda are shipped OF IL the EaieaFic Islands. Ectb
ague, Ii appears, was arrested in S1n Sebastian. os
which town lie Is a native. Most. il rot all those
persons whose names are mentioned. belonged to
toe party known as the :" tuion LiheTa.e. = the head
of which was the late Marshal 0DonneIl. Duke of
Tetnan. l have reason TO believe that O'DonneIl
would have seen with pleasure the Duchess of
Montpensier in the Queens place. either IA Regen;
dntlng the minority OF The Prince Of the Asturias.
or as constitutional Queen OF Spain and it l. not
too much to infer from the request made tn the
Duke OF Montpensier TO absent himself iyom Spain
that the object of those who cherish the O',onnel.
traditions was the same. Several leading men of
the old Progresista party are said TO have come TO
an understanding with the. Liberal Union, some of
whom, indeed. Were. IN other times. of the same
political party. We are told, too, az an inter view,
between General Dulce and the former Carlist
Chief, Cabrera Snch u thing is certainly not i'm
possible; bat hesitate 10 believe il. Cabrera's
deeds III the provinces, where he commanded for
Don Carlos during the civil war, are not yet for
gotten. and they were a Kind not likely to gain
strength To the cause which the Liberal Cuion has
tkONAestiAOG- tit4CtG. = 41LlS WOULD a.
nothing To any except anmitigatcd Carlism and J
doubt that there i a spot in which this tourishcs.
Moreover, Cabrera has since become habi:uated to
civilized life, and in his circumstances would hard
~ care Ia resume a career which he quilted eight
and twenty years ago. The paper that mention
the interview between Duice and Cabrera do not
say where it occurred. l have already mentioned
that the first intimation of the plot. which was 10
take effect toward the middle of the present month,
came from the French Government. who were in
formed by their agents on the frontier and else
where OF what was going on. No doubt this Gov
eminent acted like a good ~neighbur. but its zeal
was a good deal quickened by the fact of 4 Prince
OF the Orleans family being looked up 10 by those
who were al the head of it, do not say with his
consent-as the future sovereign of Spain. Not
withStanding the numerous arrests that have been
made, and the punishment. OF course without judg-
ment or trial of any kind. ] much doubt whether
the Government has the clue of the conspiracy in
its hands. 1t has more ramidcatioas in the army
than 1t is probably aware of; and it has extended
among the more influential of the middle class Of
civilians. There is. however. one observation to
be made respecting certain of The military leaders.
whatever may he said of Queen Isabella, person.
ally or politically, il is certain that some of the
men who are prescribed as planning her overthrow
are precisely those who have been loaded with
favors by her far beyond their merits. The high
est military rank. honors, titles OF nobility-all
have. mp to almost the very last moment. been
bestowed upon them with a profusion which no
other country affords an example ot. In Spain.
conspiracy and conspira;or have long lost the obi
Gus significance with elsewhere attaches TO them.
Those Marshals. and Generals. and Grandees, and
Grand Crosses, no doubt believe they are acting
for the good Of their country in what they propose.
but they should begin by resiguing into the hands
that gave them so recently what were long the OBJ
lects OF their ambition, and IL there be any persons
who have n right TO c~onspire against the Queen,
they are not the Dukes, and Marquises. and Mar
shals, and Golden Fleeces OF recent creation.