The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-23
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Arrival Of the Frigatc N0vara with MAXI
miiian's Observation-Disclosures Of Courtesies--
Movements of ADMIRAL FarrRgut.
ft@ CApiz, Dec 80, 1861.
The body Of Maxmillan arrived in this port board
Of tho Austrian war vessel Novara, the Goth inst
Her appearance entering was very impressive Hor
ensign at half mast and all topsas lowered. When
her arrival was officially announced, her Catholic
Majestys frgae Villa do Bilbao fred royal salute and
from thrco until the 2sth inst she fred gun
each quarter Of an hour The consequence Of this
booming Of cannon for three days and nights rain
In torrenM you the puvial god sent down his
favors with no niggard hand and the good people OF
this city have had ample time 10 cogitae, In doors,
ovor the fato Of kings and empsrors.
Tho Civil Governor offered his services to the Vice
Admiral board Of the Novara but regretted that the
rigid quarantine prevented him from paying his per-
sona respects 70 the remains of the unfortunate EN-
peror MACMILLAN. Tho answer Of the Vice. Admiral TO
the Governors letter il ~ follows -
Vice Admiral Tegsthon has the honor TO present his
and begs him 10 accept the assurance Of his most sincere
gratitude for the sympathetic sentiments that the
s orr IL. 1ss a. s ~. %
mains Of his Majesty the Emperor Asxmilian and he
charges himself TO give an exact account Of their
Austria. sfEWE- n -4t&
Tho Vice Admiral regrets that the sanitary intsrdic.
csdis from personally his rsspsotfsi oSss
ances and begs him to accept he expression Of his
most dissnsaishsd sonsidsratisn cro,n
FnoAr NovARA or, CApn, Do. IT. 1867.
The weather being very inclsmsit few had an oppor.
tunsy Of even seeing tho NovFa, but many deeply
regret the tragic end Of the unfortunate prncs-net
because they esteemed haximlian but solely because
they dssire the regeneration Of Mexico and believe in
the divinity Of kings and tho nnumrable blessings thot
doth hedge King queen or kaiser.
The steamer from Tsnerfe brin . the news that the
American vessel Lila, from 81 Mrys, Georgia, with
cargo Of pine lumber has arrived usmasted and leak
Heavy rains, inssruptng railroad travel and .eesra-
phic communication, are reported In the vicinity Of
every town in this province for tho past MONTH Snow
fell few miles from ere two weeks ago-tnenrss n
John T. Kennedy. Secretary Of the Navy in the
Fillmore administration, passed thfoyh here last week
No vessels have arrived hero witt breadstuffs--you
know ports are open for "the tat OF lifc"-from
the United States since tho FORMULATION OF the royal
order permitting foreign grain 10 cnte duty free.
Admiral Farragus IL at Port Maltn. l understand
the Admiral's father was a native OF MS island.
Forty-ono American vessels have arrived here since
the lst Of january; only twenty ari1Sd tn 1866.
Address of tho Spanish Confederation Of
spain tho Roman Qestion.
MADRib Jan. q 1885,
The Chamber OF Deputies has unanirpusly passed tho
draft Of the address in reply TO tho poech from the
throne laid before by the committed Tho most nota.
BILE passage the following, In which be Chamber re-.
fen to the position Of Spain with regad to the Roman
question:
The Deputies may be permitted 10 sxfcss their salts.
faction the fatterng and paciac satspf relations
with friendly Powers and 70 render thtnssves the in
tsrpretsrs the joy that hasbsen produced
In all truly Spanish, and consequently catholic hearts,
by your Asssty's magnificent wordskelativs 10 the
Ponncal power and favorable to the nppendenco ana
stability Of the legitimate power aud 10 ncontostible
rights OF the Holy ses
While making use OF tha initiative ar taxing up the
attitude suitable eminently Cath,ic nation and
while Offering the Emperor OF the tench, friend
and ally OF Spain, the support OF md cooperation
and even Of our forces case II shotd be thought
necessary employ them in the defenedof the lsgi-
mate rights Of the Holy See, the governments has
served we'll Of .hs nation. has shown self worthy Of
the Queen who happily occupies the thne Of Isabella
L. and worthy also or the nation which % ccmbatted
for tho integrity Of s faith during ssvesnturcs In
the horrible struggle OF the revolution agst legitimacy
OF force against right, the Holy tmboiizss the
cause OF right and Of legitimacy ny YER flal love
towards this Holy Father BY the moral inuencs Of her
opinion, BY her language and her VOTE 70 European
Conference came to be realized SPAN assume tho
post OF honor and Of justice 81 the sight Of Sovereign
Ponth who ~ the most august, the calbs, aud the
most venerable agurs Of contemporary hissy.