The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-09
SPAIN.

The Har1nger of Another RcSC'u.ion--
Napoleon the Third and General Prim-The
Conferences Mt Paris--Ehe Emperor of
France Prince Napolcon's Eligibility for
tho Throne-What His Majesty Thinks OF
Cuba.
MADRID, Sept. ., 1862
II has frequently been thought by Thinking men
that crime ana murder, like plaques and cnceras,
were epidemical. In Spain one Is led to believe il
almost certainty for so regular are revolutions,
assassnatons and lncendlarism that any individual
who has paid attention to their may predict
when the next revolution or assassination VIII take
place. The present century has been notorious for
this species OF epidemy and ior the consistent regu-
larity OF their occurrence Within ever year since
1900 two or three notable persons have been asssi-
mated. with or without sanction OF authority. The
first unfortunate notable OF this present year
was Selor Gutierrez, Civil Governor OF Burgos,
following which the assassinatlons OF The minor
persons IN authority, tie Alcalde OF santa Cruz de
Oampezu, aud the attempted shooting Of Colonel
Lagunero commaudant OF the government troops
ct Tafaa IN Navarro ana tue last OF this Ubiquitous
catalogue OF which am about TO speak IS me stab
bling with Catalan knife OF the Civil Governor OF
Tarragona, which occurred the day before yesterday
at that city.
In accordance with the resolutions adopted by the
republican chiefs the most eminent ana able OF tile
republican deputies started four or I'VE Gays ago on
tour OF propagandism throughout SPAN to preach
the gospel of the new federal republic. Emilio Cas-
tellar went 10 Saragossa, and, If may credit the
IglGatdd, 5000 people assembled TO hear him in
the plaza Of that city. Athestic Suner and Dipu-
tad0 LUIS Blanc went TO Barcelona, whore by bursts
OF republican eloquenca they moved The whole city
10 revolutionary pitch. Fernando calrido started
Tor Seville, Malaga and Cadiz, and By mis-
able and logical advocacy OF the rights
OF freemen evoked al much revolutionary
enthusiasm ought Salty the most radical OF the
class. FREDERICK Caro- went to Alicante, aud the cle
gram from that city speaks or the meeting IN this
manner:-"Pacifc republican manifestation; 80, coo
people assembled 10 celebrate the anniversary or the
September revolution; the people demand revision
OF the article SO OF the constitution n0narchte art
cle); in1nty OF banners; music aad reptl1fe OF
bells; Incompatible order IN the ranks Lierten-
ant General Bias Plerrad who recently published his
manifesto, went to Tarragona here vast concourse
assembled In the pubic plaza to hear his eyposi-
tiOns upon the duty OF the republicans aud the
action they ought to take should governmental
authorities invite foreign king the sacred soil or
Spain. The rarragonese listened 70 the old warrior
chief and as his burning words Tell upon the willing
ears OF the people, he was frequently interrupted py
eruptive cries OF Long Lave the iberian Rcpubic,p
viva the Republic Federal and UNIVERSAL There
was young ardent monarchist called Senor
Raimundo Reyes, formerly secretary Of the
ing the position OF Governor OF the city, anl
then occupying this positiol, Nho. whch le heard
the cries, when were unconstitutional and rebel
ous, lett his mansion 10 eXpustula.e Niiu general
Perrad even whle he was addressing the people.
This eSp0siuatloa was made IN prese zee OF ihe
MOB already made crazy with republican iertOr
and heated 10 madness oy the eAhortation OF Lieu
tenant General pcrrad. when Senor Reyes y lowed
UP his eXpostg!ailoR by ordering the mob 10 uis
perse on pain OF being compelled 10 do 50 by the
military kniyes-wnlch all Galatians ana cpaulards
In general carry-lew out in an nsGanf, followed by
pripa
nearest to The Governor plunged his knife into his
breast another stabbed nm IN The bacs and vi for
General P1erTad, and q lew OF the most reasonable
OF the republicans, senior Reyes led tnca ana there
paid the penalty OF his temery with MS ne, aad ts
body would have been trAmplcd amt torn. The
wounded Governor was carried 10 his home, and the
mob saddened, II 10. repentant, dispersed gu!eti 70
their homes These deLaiis nave been gwen onlJ by
telegraph by tomorrow We mag expect them from
tie corrcspondents OF The Madrid press.
In tho meantime The capital Is profoundly shocked
and the extreme noaarchists regard tie assas5ina
ton as an explicit, unniistakabe, categorical
declaration Of war Oh the part OF the republicans
against constituted authority General PcFrad
while on his way TO the CITY OF valencia was
arrested by order OF the government anu conducted
back 10 Tairsgona. some OF the assaaSlns have
been arrested OH suspicion.
Tue comments VI tie press, commencing with the
ministerial organ, III HlD0Tcia', are as foow5:--
For the frat time ii tie exercise Individual rs ihere
has been committed crime 80 horrible az . eepTvc OF me
representative o. the supreme sa1rity 10 darasona While
Upon the republican AIS Ae esonscy Of
conflict that took place there I'VE innocent lost
their lives and Consncyra gGs their tran
ras Deputies awakng The gross passions Of
When the tragedy committed By the Carists 8rrsos
place tho republicans loud in their proto against
IL no less our duty (of protest UPON the
srnmsni must aid the strength o. the nation the
mmedate suppression o. these disturbances and must pro.
hiblt these apostles OF lawlessness
The IoeTia reserves all comments until tie mail
will furnish the details.
The Paene de Alcoiea says;-'Ihe pen falls from
Ma Ia tn "a
act by the fierce demaQogues oil Tarlgond.n
The Uniusf'sdI records the scene at Iarragona,
and, after lamentlng IT, proceeds very calmly and
logically prove that the conduct OF The republicans
is not entirely bameless In the matter. The Cascd6e
cries out "Poor spain ~ and then proceeds with
deploring the crime ana demanding instant punish
ment OF the offenders. The POttitcq, Epgct and
opinion NGcioHat express themselves freely, and
ask the government to use us power Tor the
establishment OF order and justice. The republican
Journals. for instance tie People, say: our col'em
poraries announce the death OF the Governor o tenn
OF Tarragona, Senior Garcia Reyes. We deplorc the
tragedy with all the energy OF our SOUL however II
occurred and ~ whoever n n coa1ised me most
exculpate the crime OF murder. But we may
not accept the comparison that some OF oul
colleagues make between this last and the assas
snation OF the Governor OF Burgos. Between both
catastrophes there is vast difference. Senoi
Gutierrez was the victim or fanatcism theocratic
while pursuing legal aud legitimate dutes the
Senior Garcia Reyes was sacrificed by Revolutionary
Indignation while endeavorlng TO restrain sacred
right OF the citizens Of Tarragona right O
meeting 10 publicv
How the republicans win relish the imprisonment
OF the old chief Lieutenant General Perrad VIII YET
be seen, perhaps, with serious consequences. Al
there propagandsms and speeches OF me republican
chiefs, with tho enthusiasm that they evoke, arc bu
harblngers or the revolution that ~ certainly
coming, which viii leave the country Ia q mos
pltlaDle plight when mai peace shall have arrived
a certain pardOnahe curiosity on the par, 81 al
Is the consequence OF General Prms conversation
with Napoleon Ill The Madrid people and the
press who are the slowest people ia the word la tho
matter Of news know no more OF what TOOK place
at the Interview than you know in America. Wha,
ever II was General Prim impaired 1t TO his col
leagues la the ministry AT council held yesterday
Tho most generally accepted account OF 10 by partle,
who know more or what Is going on Ia the govern
ment than any other Is that PTlm ana the Ambassa
dor Saustiano Oozaga talked with Napoleon about
the dynasty and the Cuban question, when a. o
course probable, as Napoleon could be concerned n
nothing else. That the dnastic question was started
by Prlm win the question 10 Napoleon AZ to wha
his views were upon IT, and that Napoleon after re
captivating Win his usual acnncn and tcrseness
ALI that had TRANSFERRED IN SDain since tn
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