New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-09
SPAIN.
THE FRENCH YELLOW BOOK on THE SPANISH
REVOLUTION.

With regard to Spain, the following is
review of the contents of the French Yellow Book
dispatch from NJ MERCER, French Ambassador at
Madrid dated the 18th Of October, 1865, mentions
conversation with the Spanish Minister OF Foreign
~ saw him ohe Minister yesterday, who expressed
the lively satisfaction with which the Provisional Gov
eminent received the communication had addressed 10
him. for the renewal OF international relations oet~een
the two Cabinets I'VE SO well appreciate ne sara 20
propose TO respond IL by naming forthwith the agent
who represent near the Paris cabinet lassureu
him OF the kindly feeling with which he would be re-
ceived. NJ. Glozaga, having been present Tor some
spain had 70 be pleased with proceeding and,
in general with the pohcy followed oy tne VIII
The spansh Minister Of Foreign Affairs subsequently,
writes the French ambassador at Madrid assuring hlm
To the friendship OF France and seeing as
sured by the declaration contained In NJ Meroers note
70 the international relations which French Ambassa
dor was charged with maintaining With spain complete
ber NJ de Lavaette French Minister OF Foreign Affairs
writes thus TO his ambassador at Madrid:
The Emperor, DESTROYS OF taking into account the cir
which have prevented the more rapid lnstl
tuition OF definite Government In Madrid and OF testify
ing his constant disposition In favor Of Span has been
pleased to accede to combination the object OF which
Is to facilitate the ulhmen OF NJ Olozagas mission and
his Majesty deigned to receive him private audience
the 23d inst. In order 10 give 10 his decision all the
significance OF which it susceptible. His Majesty
CHARGED me 10 ascertain II this example would be fol-
lowed, In Of need, by the Court OF England The
Prince de la Tour dAuvergne has Lord Clarendon
on the subject and he informed that the representa-
tive OF the Provisional Government to London would he
treated in the way his colleague in Paris"
RESULT OF THE ELECTIONS TO THE REPUBLICANS.
According TO a telegram from Madrid, dated Jan. 10
evening 6s Republicans have been elected Deputies to
the Constituent Cortes.
RECEPTION OF NIX. BURLINGAME BY THE FRENCH EMPE-
RoR.
Mr. Burllngame and all the members of the Chinese
Embassy received officially on jan "a. at o'clock
at Tmleries by the Emperor, surrounded by all the
dgnitares OF the French Court The Chinese Embassa
dor made short speech 10 which the Emperor replied
In very gracious terms. The Embassy afterward
ceived by the Empress.
The Patie OF jan. IS publishes the following the
text OF the speech delivered yesterday by Mr. Arson
Burlngame the occasion or his reception by the En-
peror:
1.-THE wish Of China 10 enter into the family Of nations
naturally manifested itself that country was
able appreciate the civilization of the Western nations
thanks 10 the equitable policy which the
of the contracting Powers lnaugurated and preserved
when they into contact at Pekin with the
men OF the Celestial Empire. This policy consists sub
shutting the action OF honest and just diplomacy for
the caprces OF eager Interests aud the brutal energy Of
strength. Among the Ministers who resided at Pekin
contributed more 10 promote that policy than NJ de
Berthemy, the enlightened representative of your Ma
jesty"
According to the Pdtrie the Emperor in reply dwell
upon the same sentiments OF justice and policy which an
mated Mr. Burllngame, and especially Insisted upon tho
fact that France wished more than 10 practice IN
CHINA those ideas OF justice which everywhere guide
the International policy OF his Government.