The New York herald., 1871-01-05
THE KING OF THE SPANlARDS

COnQrNtulatlOnS ana 1nv1tatiOuS OF the throne
Party-Nntivist Murmurinxs Of the People
His NIajesty Likely To Bo Deccivcd-Thc
Party OF Warning and Cnution-Prussian and
French Interests In the Peninsula-EIow the
Italian May Lose His Throne-Iron-C Clnds
und Army Taiors-Love and for Caba.
MADRID, Dec. IL, 1870.
The commission headed by the President OF tile
Cortes has reached the classic waters OF ia bella
Hdlfd,n read the kilograms both Official and private,
that awaired them-teegrams from official quarters
urging them 10 paint the enthusiasm OF Spain zen
co,ller de rose, and convince the King elect that
ne will be received here as the 'deverer OF the
country from anarchy, and that only his presence
is required to fill up the cup Of Spanish Joy TO
overnswng. Nothing will be SAID of political
eddies, whirlpools and strong undercurrents,
that are too manifest to require any political bea-
cons TO point them out. Nothing will be said OF the
number OF manifestations that daily taking place
all over the peninsula against foreign prince elm
posed upon the people by intrigue and force Of
arms.' Nothing will be said OF the bold, rebellous
attitude OF the university students OF Madrid and
other parts OF SPAIN Nothing VIII be said OF the
resignation OF Office by many directors and other
employees OF different branches OF administration.
Nothing will be said OF the spit in army nor OF
the difficulty Of getting vessels OF war to accompany
the commission OF Cortes'' to Italy, OF the i'm
pTlsonment OF naval officers for disobeying orders
nor OF the humiliation felt by proud Spain on ac-
count OF the decision OF the majority OF Cortes that
voted a foreign prince TO nll the vacant throne
against the VIII OF the nation.
All this and much more will be kept in ;he back
ground by the famous commission in accordance
with imperative orders from headquarters.
COMMISSION OF WARNING.
But other commissions-nop -ofIlcial-have left for
the Italian capital The members will paint the
cfata NJ fha .pfrr and
of Italy the great dangers that win surround his
SOD. Copies OF the opposition press, ravlng against
the vote as "a vile intrigue and armed outrage
against the nation" have been forwarded for his
Majesty to peruse at leisure and reflect upon to-
gether with all the caricatures that have been pub
llshed many OF which really capital hits.
BuRLEsQUED on THE STAGE.
has been written and represented in Madrid and
some provincial towns. 1t Is piece that was likely
ing the most ludicrons figures OF the new King and
his chief supporters. 1t had but short existence
however, for the government have already prohi
WILL THE KING FACE THE DANGERs
But win the Duke Of Aosta Gomez Here opinion
is divided. The majority of the people OF opin-
ion tnat he will face any danger to clutch the crown
OF Spain. He Is of an ambitious race: 4 soldier
has, doubt, been urged also by his father. who
sadly requires foreign family ally TO support him
GERMAN FEELING AND THE HOME PoLrrICs
Prussia is anything but pleased with the election;
for the Prussian Prince Hohenzolern declined the
Spanish Crown. only with view to avoid blOOdshed
between his country and France. Notwithstanding
this refusal France grasped the sword and declared
war. Therefore in the eyes OF the majority OF mon
arcnsts-I do not mean deputies for they have ceased
to represent The people. Hohenzeliern would
ought again to oh haa been Invited '-ss to accept ana
the crown, and which he would undoubtedly
have done. Should the French republic drive the Prs
slams From france or come to terms with them, the
reign OF Aosta WILDE short; for 1t is generally un
derstooC that they Will hold out friendly hand to
u Shonfl
q restoration be effected, the Imperial family will
undoubtedly haul Victor Emmanuel the Goals
Tor his acts, aud use every means to undo all that
mas been done; for, independent OF the personal
question, the family alliance Of Spain and italy will
be sad sore to France whatever may be the form
Blu, win Aosia conner That is.he question There
are many WHO still Insist tnat he will not ceme
Notwithstanding that he for hin self, and his iather
Tor hiip, nave formally accepted the Spanish Crown
OF the spanish papers has been for the last month
puDiisniHg the following paragraph In capital let
no rrSDRA no vEsBBA, no rEYDRA
=, lie win not come, he VIII not come, he wiz
rEw SPIRIT or AssAs sIsATroN
The supporters OF the Italian Prince have great
ieszs for his safely; far u u sad That should he ven
reach Msdrld. Ard have heard u said in cafes ana
other polf cal "feIdezvoas'i that there Is q sworn
League 70 shoot htgn. atd that timely warning has
been given him aud als family OF the fact. All this
may be prayadO-an an lnvcktion got uY TO inCmidate
hlln, bot assure yod At = current here AM gains
Something Of the appears TO adoat In Italy;
Tor many OF The laan papers, IN view OF the small
majority ne has OBTAINED In Congress end the hos
lle feeling OF the country towards him, advise ,he
Duke OF Aosfa not 10 undertake the journey. If he
persists III running Ito The lions mouth the Italians
VIII nave none TO blame bur themselves II he gets
harmed and they have by far less excuse than the
friends OF the unhappy MaximlIan; for ne ut least
had tne patronage OF Napoleon, tnen lie 0e1adGyn1e
de fEt5'Ope.
PuM AND THE PROSPECT OF CIVIL WAR.
There seems, however, to be general idea that
we shall have civil here, when, as a matter OF
course the bone OF contention will be for the strong
est. Ftgueroa has handed over the Finance Depart
Dent To MOret; Cordeya, Director of Infantry is
to be about TO send In his resignation as also
other personages; zquierao, Captain General OF this
xoytRce. las jaleD out with Prin, and perhaps Wn