New-York tribune., 1868-07-25
THE PLOT AGAINST THE QUEEN.

Paris July l3) Correspondence Of The London Times
The latest accounts from Madrid do little
more than confirm great part what has been already
stated The Generals arrested Of course at once
sent away from the capital and OF them hurried of
10 Cadzand put on board ship for the Canary Islands
Marshal Serrano Duke de Ia Tore and Gen. Domingnez
t towns of fine largest of the Canares Gen Duee who
has sti to wait for his marshas baton, IN, believe,
in Pamas, all towns of the same island Gen.
za6aa is sent 70 dIso' prig in Ieiorre takes M
his quarters in the province aud Gems Echague
and Cabaleros de Roda shipped OH TO the Balearc
islands, Fchague 1t appears was arrested In San sebas
tan OF which town he Is native Most II not all those
party Known as the Union Lberaie the head which
was the Marshal ODonnell, Duke Of Tetuan have
reason to believe that 0Donnell would have seen WIN
pleasure the Duchess OF MOntpcnsier In the Queens
place either as Regent during the minority OF the
Prince OF the Asturas, or as constitutional queen OF
Spain; and it is not too much TO infer from the re
quest made TO the Duke OF Montpenser 10 absent hse @
from spain that tue OOJeet OF those wiIo I i6o &
ODOnueu traditions was the same. SeNeTdI eaulng
men OF the old ProgreslSta party are sI 10 n"o o s
10 an understanding Win tne LDega onio, soG oi ~
whOm indeed were, in other times OF the same pocal
Duce and the former Carlist chet. Gaprera; sucn q
thing certainly not impOssible put hestate 10 oe
eve it, Cabreras deeds In the provinces. where ne COM
manded for Don Carlos during the evl war are not yeS
forgotten. aud they were Of KIND not nkey 70 giln
claimed Indeed Cabrera's name would add nothing to
any except unmitgaed Carllsm ami doapt lnat tnao %
il spot In Spain in which this hourlshes Moreover "a
brera long since become habuated TO clNiIed nle,
papers that mention the interview between Dulee and
Cabrera DO not say where it occurred. have already
mentioned that the first ntimation OF the plot which WAS
TO take effect toward the middle of INC peseht monn;
came from the French Government who were informed
by their agents the frontier and elsewhere OF what
was going on. No doubt tins Government acted IKE a
GOOD neghbor but zeal good deal quckened Dy
the fact OF IA Prince OF the Orleans family being looked
nm 10 by those who at the head OF l do not say
with his consent-as the future sovereign of SPAIN NOT
whstandnC the numerous arrests that nave Dech nae
and the banshment OF without Judgment or ta
of any kind much doubt whether the Government mas
the clue of the conspiracy its hands 10 has more ram
incatons In the army than IL is probably aware OF ana
il has extended among the more nnucntlai OF
the middle class OF civilians. There Is, now
ever, one observation TO be male respecting
certain the military leaders whatever may be sad oi
Queen Isabella personally or politically II is certain
that some OF the who described as planning her
overthrow are precisely those who have been loaded with
fayoIs by her far beyond their merits The highest mill
tnry rank honors titles OF nobility all have up to almost
the very last moment been bestowed upon them Win
profusi0n which other country affords an example Oh
I'm Spain conspiracy and conspatOr have long iost tho
o,ious Significance which elsewhere attaches 10 the;
Those marshas and generals, and grandees ana graD
crosses no doubt believe they acting for the good Oh
IN cir country in what they propose but they should De
q by resgning into the hands that gave them so re-
ce nty what were long the objects OF their ambition ana
n there be any persons who have right 10 cOusplIe
aga nst the Queen they not the dukes ana hiuseS
aud marshals, and Golden Fleeces OF recent credtOn