The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-21

mencc 10 morrow by telegraph. He recommends
him to Inquire OF the Italian government II Ia case
satisfactory answer on the part OF the Powers 10
received, would thcv wish the negotiation 70 &C
quire other formaties or acting on those Already
gone through, might he consider himself iuliy au-
lhorMeu To carry the question 70 the tories,
which ~ To meet on the 3lst OF October, saving
Spanish pride IN the form indicated, saying that
II was not done for Spaln'S sake, for she does not
nced ~, inaSnuch az nobody denies her rghf put
that the generous ana noble character OF the
spanish people VIII not permit them 10 create any
emharraamcnt Tor the King OF italy AMI his govern
ment who with such good DESIRES were Wiling To
lend their assistance 10 consolidate the work OF tue
PARLIAMENTARY.
OCTOBER Ca telegram from Montemar TO Gene.
raj Prm, saying that although General Prlm might
consider himself sufficiently authorized 10y bta tce-
grams and letter OF General Ciadni yet he had
some days previously asked some Official documents
TO present to the Cores That he had that day pro-
cured the confirmation Of the promise ami That once
the good reception OF the Powers became known ho
should have the ofiical document
OCTOBER ia letter from General Ciadni to
General Frim, giving the result or a long CONVERSE
ton he had had with the King ana the Prince, IN
consequence of which. he believed he might assure
him there would be no dniculty with the latter II
there were no opposition on the part OF the prnci-
pal Powers
MADE HAPPY.
- OCTOBER 90 Letter from General Prim TO General
Siadn, giving thanks for the assurance oil the ac-
ccptahcc oi the Prince which news came TO tran
anlllizc the spirits OF the monarchists, who mad
begun 10 doubt whether they could consolidate tho
situation created IN 1868 for want OF king assur-
Ing him the Duke of Aosla would be received with
VI
monstIatiOns OF gratitude Tor the immense service
he was rendering by accepting the candldatnre for
the crown OF Spain. He announced that In COM
pliance with the desires oil the King, the Prince and
the government he had commenced the sounding
OF England and Prussia, through their represent
tatives IN Madrid, and that ne would do the same
Win Austria and Russia, hoping they would see the
advent OF 80 worthy prince with pleasure. 1haS
he hoped that when this requirement was fulfilled
which was one more Of courtesy than necessity--tho
Duke OF Aosta ould he pleased to SEND his Official
acceptatton.
uprlEFuq AMMAN
OCTOBER 4.-Letter from senior Montemar To
General Prim, repeating the history or the negotia-
tons and expressing hopes that when they arrive
at q successful termination they would not be upset
afterwards by Internal difficulties IN our country
OCTOBER 2l.-Lctter from General Prim TO Senior
Montemar on the result he was expecting from the
appeal TO the Powers, and upon the necessity that
the King, the Prince and the Italian government
should be convinced that the enemies OF the candi-
dature would put all kinds of means into play 10
impede the Princes coming.
Telegram from se7or Montemar copying the fol-
lowing telegram the King had sent nm rom
1urin:-"l thank you flr your telegram "a ask
You to give thanks IN my name to Genera. Prlm. |
'VICrOR EMMANUEL"
Telegram from General Prim to senior Montelnar,
informing him that the English Minister IN Madrid
had told him that the government Of her Britannia
Majesty would see with pleasure the election OF the
Duke oi Aosta.
NOT IN ACCORD.
Telegram from General Prim To Senior Montemar,
informing hun that through the Minister OF State ne
would receive copies Of the replies Of Russia ana
Prussia. which were less satisfactory tnan that OF
England.
QuIESCENT.
OCTOBER 81. Telegram from senior Montemar 70
General Prim, detailing conference he had WIN
the Prince, the Prime Minister aud the minister OF
Foreign Affairs, ana announcing that the Prince
conceded The authorization TO present his candida
tare to the Cortes.
THE HAPPY MAN.
NOVEMBER 2.-Teegram from Montcmar to Gem
eral Prim giving account OF various interviews with
the Prime Minister and the Minister for Foreign
Affairs and advising receipt Of the Princes letter Oh
acceptance from which he copied the following:--
"With the consent ol the KING my father, auihor-
iZe you TO respond 10 General Prim that he may
present my candidature II he believes that my name
viii unite the friends OF liberty, order and consttu-
tonal regimen. l win accept the throne II The vote
OF the Cortes proves to me That Is the VIII Of tho
Spanish natiOnn