The New York herald., 1869-02-28
SPAIN.
The Bourbonic Qusrrel-Royalty ON the Ram.

The Bourbonic Quarrcl-Royalfy on the RAM
page.
The Spanish Bourbons do not 10 is universally ad-
mitted, stand very hign In public estimation, and
some Of the family's own members seem bent on
sinking II lower. Here is the fashion In which Don
Henri Duke OF Seville, Infante OF Spain, speaks of
his cousin and sisterinlaw. Queen Isabella and OF
his brother Don Francisco, in letter which ne has
sent to the editor OF the Paris Puys:-
SIR-The manifesto OF Queen Isabella which was
addressed to you must be apocryphal am just AS
sured Of the fact and 1t gives me pleasure, as 1t
was very III advised, for It was drawn up in the
same fanatical spirit and with the same oriental
pride which the court OF Spain has always been re-
preached with. The unfortunate dethr0ned Queen ID
represented a. not prontng by the lessons OF exile
think, on the contrary, that exile must have opened
her eyes and her heart In that bad and selflauda-
tory document the Queen Is made to say that ''she
had been the happiness OF the Spanish people that
she had extended their commerce and their indus
try, which Incapable and heretlcal men have en-
dangered, precipitating the nation from the high
rank In which she had placed 1t that she had been
very tolerant and very gentle and that she was the
symbol Of liberty.n II all this be true the poor
dense fogs OF Paris, o. she sadly takes her stand
af the window OF the furnished house called the
Pavilion De Rohan. Under the domination Of the
priests and that OF their impudent witch,
the nun Patrocinio-under that dishonoring and
fatal domination to which the King has had the
Rage, TO subject and deliver over the Queen-span-
ish industry has produced nothing but rosaries wax
candles ana socalled holy images for superstition.
Spain has passed through many evil days. and the
bitter tears, now OF widow, now OF mother or OF
an aged man, now Of brother or a poor orphan,
have fallen upon the cold corpses OF the victims VINO
had been Just executed. III this be called political
miidness and faith in God, curse that policy and
tnat religion Of lies and blood. Tnongh the Queen
may, unfortunately. be nattered, and though she
may still be III surrounded, think can repeat that
her manifesto, In the form IL has appeared apocry
phai. After the horrible assassination OF Burgos
she would not dare to protest against the
just measures OF the provisional government
touching the inventories OF the churches. which
are properly belonging TO the nation, and by
no means TO clerical cupidty. There are people
about the Queen who adore nothing In her person
but her money And n she gives them money she
would DO better to remember that the family OF her
husband, after having been despised and crushed
through her bad policy, at this moment sunk In
misery. do not speak Of myself, for though ! am
very poor VIII never accept farthing from their
spanish majesties, but speak on behalf OF my sis
ters, who are in state OF 6estitution. conclude By
expressing an Idea which u would be useful 70 follow
out IL 10 this:-The best manifesto which the Queen
can draw up In the Pavilion de Rohan Ia TO send her
coarse confessor, the famous Father Clarete about
his business; n IL 10 put an end to the favoriism
which the King accofds 10 the mysterious Nemesis;
and II IL TO separate herself from the al.poweriui
MarforL IL the King and Queen resolve TO do oil
this they would show that they have at ast entered
on the good path. Receive, &C.
HENRI DE BOURBON.