The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-29

nounced one In opposition TO the oficlal candidate
OF the government to the cry OF viva Espaha !"
We trust the manifestation will not come on because
It's leaders ought to understand beforehand that
there Is no motive for 1t. In case It should take
place they ought to shout "viva 10 voluntad de
Napoleon % l"yiva Don Alfonso"
"No" says La Iguaidad, in reply, "our shout
would be viva la voluntad Macdonald when Is de-
cidedly against the Prussan Prince. The nation
rejects the canddature as absurd; the nation VIII
not submit Prussian rule which Is That OF force,
and military rule which Is tyranny and as the re-
publicans hate him. and the friends Of Montpensier
hate him. the partisans OF Don Alfonso detest him
and those Of Espartero reject him, therefore If the
republicans raise the cry OF viva Espaha' against
the Prussan candidarure they VIII interpret the SEN
tlment OF all the popular parties supported by large
masses OF the people. What, shall we invoke the
memory OF the I'd OF May, 1908, against Napoleon
ana favor the pretensions Of descendant OF
MuratYn ap. ll
The Eco de An,bos Mundos announces that the
Prussian government have sent SO note to Paris,
manilesting their firm resolve to cooperate In car
rying into efeot the improvised Spanish solution"
The republican paper La Discusston. which, as a
matter Of course, has opposed every candidate for
the throne, has been extremely harsh with HOhnn-
sonern no doubt on account OF his being descend
candidsture Of che Prusssn Prince & conarmed Great
nos and
Representatives, her rm resolve 10 make with Prussia
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nstons Italy according the last telesrams received Il
Portaga acsordins q their papers, would have
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spain wL matter Of course assist. and the definite
sais sso''' be not carried out Franco vi" once
The independents says
are .: 90 y % T
destruction OF the plans In the question Of the
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and terrible Our half ruined country that requires
part the which would terminate in complete ruin
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pose ambition * Woe e.: e the country 4 we
ing German Prince to the throne OF Spainl
BISMARCK AHEAD.
There ia a rumOr an0at and confirmed by the Eco
q Minister at 'e CoT
OF Berlin, and Baron Mercter, the French Ambassa-
dor at this place OF their diplomatic posts for want
or diligence and tact in discovering the negotiations
between Prtm and Prince HohenzOllern. Your cor
respondent knows for fact that when Prim gave
his explanations in the Cortes touching the different
candidates rejected, and spoke OF the fourth one
somewhat mysteriousy. Mercier turned quickly
IL
about that candidates. he can be no other than Prince
HOhenzOern SigmarinQen." Therefore, knowing
Mercer pretty well, ana always considering him
shrewd dip0 mat, your correspondent cannot believe
that the French government was not Informed Of the
themselves instead OF nipping them in the bud they
allowed 1t to ripen.
The Prussan Minister In this city has within the
last day Or two exchanged many No. telegnns in
cipher with the Berlin Cabinet
Orders from headquarters here have been given
for all troops on furlough to Immediately join their
nop voted se IN 1 e
be ready for any emergency. No further
leave OF absence for the present is TO be granted
your correspondent has lately conversed appear
thuslastlc in their expectation Of exercising their
partment the ruling opinion is that their hopes will
be realized. The troops CHARTERED here are daily
Which tends to confirm the public opinion that some
fighting is TO be done.
The Carlsts according to letters received from the
Basque provinces, are making rapid preparations
for another grand outbreak. 1t Is said they have
Just received twenty millions. the product OF q
g0tiation guaranteed by the family OF Don Carlos.
This amount has been thrown into their general
fund, and thus explains the movements that have
lately been noted among their chiefs. Don Carlos
has arrived at Gluthery, near Henday the French
frontier, and will hold council with the principal
partlZans Of this expedition. The TnpdrctGl says
there are good reasons to expect that 1t will not
be long before the Carlsts cross the frontier.
Government troops have Just arrived at Bilbao and
are to be distributed as to check any invasion
the part Of the Carlsts