The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-05
A M A . e D -.
Prospects Of Trouble In the King
dom Of Spain. =
A Conspiracy Against the Young King Feared
How the Banishment Of Spa uish
GenHals is Regarded Mont
psnsier's Popularity


| MADRID, Merth I, 1871.
The important question respecting tho l-anish,nenv,
or generals from die Peninsula Tor refusing 20 take
| theoath ~ fidelity to- King Amadeus l. still occu-
pies the Gstenti0n VI tire public and gives margin to-
many spectiations. These generals belong 20 all the
political parties except the one in power end while
on thcr way 20 the place OF banisInens-receive
popuay de,nortI ratlOns IN the towns thlougt which
they pass. IS wi well knownfsct that most gene
erals nave their ra~rte regiments upon 1vhob they
count Prlm, nor INSTANCE, colld aia ayts connt
on three or four regiments and of the slightest
signal they would bseak out IT, open rebellion 20 tho
cry or "Viva Pllmrr In order 70 do this, Ito SEVER
the generals must ~On the Spot give the sign u and
head the insu1ecton. for the troops have be- n too
often duped by mere promises, and have paid early
for their atachnentlhs their superior officers Nh II
Is the nrm opinion OF ysar correspondents that's ONO
sucn rebelions have been Anticipated by gov WI
'nenhfrUm different quavsers, 's1d hence the VIII We
sale punishment of gcucrals ou whom every r elb
ancc cSinot he placed. s
FEARS OF DEEP cONsPfpAoY.
The government has rot even confidence IN all.th ,
generals who have taken the oatl for Itr3 know
that some have done 40 10 hold tbesr positions.
over whom iuqulsitoriaf watch ", constantly 4
kept. There has also been q shifting OF troops
lately, and this f. only done when thero is s0me
foundation to believe there exists an understanding
between the non-commlssoned officers and whas
are termed political men OF action at the towns In
which the troops are quartereh Clrcums tauees In
connection with this exodus, OF generals lead some
to suspect that there Is grand scheme anoat which.
II properly matured, may lead to the upsettlny OF
the present dynasty aud prosiamatlon' OF Mont
pensier.
Among me generals bsnshed by GeneraiSerrano.
listers. we lind the Duke dc MontpensieT, who, AZ
WIN the MSs s Isry 90 cary on the
luton OF 1885, to upset the throne OF his sstcr.in
law Isabelle ., when t was understood ina. ne was
has been lately promoting several gencraEoilccrs.
Generals Lopez, Dominguez, Riquelme and. Payia
Rosssl have y been male major generals AMI Maos
lieutenant generals. Besides THIS there has been
CLEARING our
OF superior prOgressist officers General Izuuierd0
mas been sent to the Philippine Islands a. captain
general. He was a troublesome progresslst and
him and hetook it, other progress,s generals Iavs
been conveniently disposed OF aud their POSITIONS
serrano ana the Duke dc Moutpcnser belong:
Therefore, II this he only conJecMrc IL Il founded
Tia nANIsHMuN- OF MoNrPESsrEn
makes him political martyr; and H. ms -, ronme s
now sad and walllng, now ntiul ana passion.
ate. All this may be n blind, and 50 II Is con-
on. Letters from seyie--where the loyal Duke
possesses magnificent palace-say that the Duke
for Manon, his place of punishment his leaving the
place was acutely felt by the Inhabitants, wao
packed the platform. The Captain General oil An
dausia was there, as also tie Mayor the secretary
Qf the Civ Governor. the directors o. the bank and
other nolablcs or the city. The Duchess de Mont
pensier sister OF the ex.Queen Isabella, was with
her husband, and accompanied him M far "a Car
d0va. AS Tie train moved OH the Duke was Justify
cheercd, with "YtDn ~ Duke de Koippensfer. 2d1e
dc los PORES ~ dong live the Duke de Montpen-
ser. father orthe poorl When the trala arrived ut
Coriova the Duke and Duchess were received NJ
the station by the Duke dc Hornachueos, the Mar
quls de Vega DC Armuo and otner distinguished
friends. At Cordoba the Duchess took leave
" her husband and returned with hef
friends to Seville. When the Duke ar
rived at Alcazar he found MANY friends frsm
Madrid who had gone down 10 bid him farewell.
From McaZar to Valencia MontpensIer was accom-
panied only by his aidc-de-camp Colonel Soils. My
good friend General Mlans del Bosch commander.
In-chicf Of cavalry, who had been on q tour OF tn
srectlon down south, came In the same train with
the Duke Al Alcazar the Duke IoInd General
Count dc PunonrostrO waiting for the traln for he
likewise Is among the banished generals.
CASTELAR,.
The distinguished republican Emilio CASTELAR, also
stepped into the same train, bound for Valencia but
friend Don Emsho IL not banlshed he Is on election
business. think no one has done more injury to.
the cause OF MOntpenser than Castelar,. You Will
not have forgotten his speeches Congress against
the French candidate TO the spanish throne, and
therefore Il may be supposed that the royal D1ke
did not feel comfortable at travelling even IN
the same train with the republican orator.