, 1869-09-21

The Situntion tls Viewed bv
the European Press.
Spanish Proposition for the Settle
ment Of the Difficulty.
Demonstration in London in Behalf
Of the Feni2n Prisoners;
The War In Paraguay Ended.

spain. |
1Roors Yokw ARprp 10 cCnA. |
MApn1p. Sept. ~. |
The army muster and despatch Of trooPs Of tho !!
III for service ID Cubs continues BY order OF the
government. General r11m, accompanied By tho |
Mlnster OF Foreign Ana!r, Will Tctarn on Tues
d2J from France
cHoxk NOT YET pESIOwEn
4 report Is In circulation Ii tho city to-day, 10
the effect that the csn:datuse Of the Duke Of
Genoe, pephcx OF King Victor Emanuel OF Italy,
for the throne Of Spain. has iallesL
OPINION Or 11lx EChorEAN rH1aR,
LONDON, Sept. %.
Tue Fuss says II appears that America on1y
made 4 friendly representation to The MAdr1d
Government In tsFor Of the reasonable demand Of
the Guiana II Is pso,,aole Napoleon suggested to
the Regency 1ns. spain should act considerably
toward Cuba, and 90 d1sarm American 1n11cDce.
Tie French Government favora = conclllatory
policy at Madrid, and non- intervention at WASH
1CStnn.
The Sfa.da,G s2Ja Trims attempt to induce
England and France 10 toin Ia u rrstecsorute for
CuLa tailed.
EKrskE1a, Sept. -.
Thc luar1rndaacs I:rl7r thinks 1t probable that
..G+uera l11n, would ak the good Offices OF Eng
au.l rtr! France to prevent the recognition OF the
Cuh3n Insurgents as bel1:grfcnts b1 the United
States. II he should make such demand be
EtFhlL3 NOuu 1ECE4tc b htHatl%E dusHeIs A4t
should The answer OF either county
t,e favorable, the Intervention ul third party
would he sutc 10 lesstn the chances OF encce5s
TOR spain. The Washington administration will
follow policy bssed on the public ontalou OF the
cuunrrt With prudence AMI consideration. Should
that course lieut.. 10 THE recognition OF the Cubaus,
10 suggestion iEum Europe could have any
eHect.''
PARIS, Sept. 70.
Tne .'nhrnal de& nrt1tA believes France aud
England nse disposed 10 support Spain with their
counsel hut the mtuaclng character OF at1dlrh bag
considerably diminished, and there IL reasou to
hope that the misunderstanding with the United
stases has been brought to satisfactory t.rmlpa-
tlon.
NEW YoRK, Sept 20.
The :snn tomorrow will coata1n the fo.los Ing :
"Wc learn sruna W..hnEtpn that General sIck1es
!as t+ftsEard fFu1n Madrid tic Latest rFo,ttion In
1rla!ta 10 Cul'a which thu government oE Tffn and
Sci hss nixte to hftH to Le transmitted to
SterttrJ Fish. The spanish Mtnt.try substantially,
though not In explicit terms, reuusntte the United
stAt-s Government fhr lnt.ii4tur lrtw+rn hpAin
xnd the Revolutionary auhusltir~ M tba. and yrupotc
n eestlc the revolution up the lolIoHipK basis:
~. The yrv"ited cnbtns fo lay dnwn their Arms
- TIE SpanIth Government IN dEsatm and iEht,and
thr ons thu rreiaF SSansh tooI~ IN
the fslatd.
'-a<:"lrrrrAl amnesty to ae proclaimed. All cx,es
have tbs Hkht 70 to!ieAl prisoners to be set
fe, euItscAttd cstaxr to he rcatorcd 10 e{r former
aud all Fetebna drfftl u! ft1i9 tDe civil
or political reAsons a0 IL Invested with them
more.
~ An election M held In Cuba for deputies 10 the
Nran1sh Cores.
IS The SI4nirh Executive Government to pIcdst
liN 10 support In thr Cartr uEAcre1 settlement ef ts
Cuban question the dr{H~ fsaE1 Cuba nny dctlrr. Il
they " ant Independence. the GorrFnnent will faro
thsl. II thty reud dtrdr iu taror Of separate ad
uainistfaton. With ts"teEn appointed by spain,
l. Eitthuc thprcl in Ct11, ard fts1nGtfbe Mlnsts1
ike thr s5+t. rTntti.ed III tlr Brtlh colonies
the euyrIulutnt will lillI ist,a I" whole In
E,l.r~ n tie tosies III fs,nr u sdrsInt that fJstcn
The Sun tatd, III resa1d 10 the at'oye:
We tu MT k1s"n lat s-rfy Mr.. Fith has made Il
this isul,ct. .lui don't think rEr In sayau
tat hr ias derri*riy rrfnrrF It, II tt quite ubjtc
ih.l,ir snd fnrrkn to HE policy iu Cuban AHa!ts
fa,nur tne trpt4~rf tram Madrd. which he itumedl
.it1s rejected. In tr tirrt rarr. Cuant "ond nrre
unlI mi Try io uinkr .hru- VI e"urec, Sir. Fth vii
tot ttl4nk II r-iulftnk tie Cubant +
attcnt IL AuS ttls, dl. adv aatncr1us terms liz nil
sattr dErttt General Slek<s to reply that th
II ec:i,r. std that ,he uh!y basr ns nreo!s
tim |. ti proposition ttst SYan shah ceGuIc tls fu
,;rudtncr uf Cuba that elarrsJ thAl! be abolished
that sllirf eutlftirrInn rlA br arroutt to IeteI
.stie tht vAut u public rr,Iert5 In the And which
tnA yer. slIAl nut exceed t1.Nl.NN. aud fur whr
tuba elnu ray. md that The thltsd htat+s shall kuatat
.~ tir tnlAuent Of thr c"trArt by oth r2rticr Rue
uhs lila anaw tf f"Eshrt Sra,ts pIesuta. aud
netrr-l,me n Ill u fit now."