, 1869-03-28
ISABELLA OF SPAIN.
Tns Ex-Qussn,s Last Days In II

The EL-Queenss last OAya In Her
Klngdom-An lntsrestinR NeTxa1ivs.,
Gays the newspaper} because "impartlallty
and justice are our duty and our strength,s
and lecaute the correspondent who forwards
It Is "a person immediately attached to
and followed the revolution Of September )"
probably. therefore, one Of these three
Archbishop Claret, the King Consort, or
Marfori hlmself It is too long fur onr
columns, but the burden may be very briefly
/. All The Queens Ministers, aud ali her
fcrvantq, ,pdeed, kept her in ignorance at
st. Eebastian CT what wa. doing 1t Madrid,
at CxdIk and everywhere else, not sending
her any kilograms. at least not in lnpore
as were occasionally sent-not commnuicat-
ing with one another except to her preJu-
die-in sbors, bctrsyluR her csuso, from first
to last, ar d consul Ing. each hts own dirty
advantage, instead o. bis most ordinary and
oeveGs Is satg Z hsi b NASTY * ysn,nt sas mos!
wanted 10 return to. Madrid for that pur-
po1e; wanted to send her husband In her
stead 10 tate cemms nd Of her troops
whether or not with bis concurrence is
DO The work, for both; but vas kept
In the dark, or dissuaded. uutn
action became impossible, and until she as
ccllained That her own lie would be as
suredly kacri1eed to sssasslts were she to
perfeytrc. 8. It was the urgent adTiec Of
The active finAncfer, Salamanca who offered.
II 1t were or &c accepted to pumuc1 IA panefa-
=os) Ptim ard Serrano Into obedience; OF
Gonzales Bravo, Of the Coachas. aud, it
st erns, Of all about her, from the first mo.
abd1cate In favor Of her son, the so-called
Prince OF the Astur1as; but then they we're
oil traitors aud, besides, the maternal ir-
stirct. prevented her separating his cause
rom her own, and So sle re used the only
| condition upon which, according TO those
| AdvissrA The dynasty might have been saved.
In her flight over the Bidasena not one of
them did her the poor honor Of his company.
| The only member Of the LEGAL "DeputatIon''
| Tor CouncIp oi Guipuzera who escorted her
nfeht WIS Ru1us, ard he was "of RepubH-
| Her nrst md last source Of information
about the revolution was the Emperor Ma
poleon" h{nfeM. Days before the pronunet-
cmie1to OF the feet, and the return OF the
e1ilcd 9enersls from the Canary Isles, the
ruler q Frame vas in essicn Of Infolma-
which moytd him to dissuade her from pay.
| ing, just VI that time, her proiered visit 10
Blar1itz: On the 10th Of September the
Condo dc 1Epelcta returned 10 8. Sebastian
nom Blairitz, With the reply" That letter
phrase Viz, that Her Majesty alon. could
properly decide whether, Ia the actual pos
lure OF EpanIah politics, It HM prudent
! or impuaeut Tor The royal family
TO quit the Spanish territory. In fact,
At RtsHitz,'' aida the correspondent oi
the Epeea, "shey wers In poaseseim Of the N.
tc9lgence anticipated and knew Of what was
going to happen at Cadiz, and OF what had juAt
happened st Ceuta." As In the beginning
% also at the end 1t was from Biarrits
that Dooa Isabel derived Ill her information
Of what had happened, Was happening. o,
gong TO hsppen- From the sad day ou
Which the Queen set her foot upan ioreier
.oiis no other news reached her from 8pai1
than .That was communicated by the En-
pefor Napoleon, until the reception Of tht
correzpono fences and apologies Of The Gen
erals Gasset, Re,na, PezuelA, and the lusiiirs
Governors Of the provinces adherinz to tht
movement Of Eadrid.n Is this TOO an &c
eusation or In what light does Her Maiest5
wish TO present the conduct OF her late ali;