The New York herald., 1871-11-01

heard MN use IN the Cortcs when attacked by the
unionisis 'Radicutes q DeJendei'Se ~ (Nadicas 20
the de'cnce .. Senior Martos the next spc sker.
he said Tie government presided over by hts
radical programme. 0emoIslraslDg u the country
ana 10 the world that In Spain liberty and order
credn 70 an attituae nobody believed possible, had
onmIus.ed ooean ior Itself the support OF public
o. Gaard had spopaneousy niS" met ao ,osetSer
and given an initiative which doubtless
woui.l be seconded by the provinces. Their object
was In no way u cuerce the King or TO interfere
with his faculty 10 resolve the CRISIS but simply 10
SNOW SHOW sIc popular desires. ne recommended the
iIg King anu 70 The national sovereignty Cries were
CAL PALAcIo r, s.AL PALAcIo y,
tTo the Palace to the Palace J and in the most
orderly procession ever seen IN Madrid tile crowd
moved toward the Roval ralace When they
passed the honse uf Senior Sayasta IN Gale Alcaa.
they gave TO zorriiIau 10 the "Radlcal Minis
try" &c, while some lew cried cur. "Aba.o 81
gasta Death to the traitors . in front OF the
Puerto de n,. Sol q. The prnclpa. or Ministry ry
to zorrllia. The EN- manifestation by this iIms
having attained great proportions, part took the
Sana Cae Mayor nr and part took Inc Gale Arenai,
dows oi the palace. There they gave repeated vivas
20 the King and Queen, 10 Zorra, to the Ministry OF
mission TO seek an interview with His Majesty.
SC @ cr Cnacon deputy to the Cortss presided over
mission were Instantly 81 s s#
REoEIyED ny THs KING,
iof AHhueuS mas Nreauy proved n1mSciI the King
oI the people. Seaor Cnacon briefly explained that
their OBJECT was present His Majesty the senti
ments OF respect OF the people Of Madrid, and at
the same time the Lively sympathles the nation lcl;
lor The Ministry presided Dy Sch0r ZOrrIla and
now deeply they regretted Its disappearance from
power Ills Majesty answered with expressions OF
his appreciation towards the Spanish people, and
the regret lie felt beng able 70 90 the
balcony to salute them. Their own sense however,
would show them the necessity OF depriving him
SELL IN this instance oil that pleasure theirs was
political dem )nstra,lon. They might depend on
n1
crisis ys
THE MEETING DISBAND.
me dcputation then reported the result to the
meeting, which Immediately retired from the palace
aud proceeded In the greatest order TO the Piazza de
Ia Nia, IN 'front.' f the house once occupied by the
famous Cardinal Xtmcnes Here they peacefully
GSsOived, aiter Y neat speech from senior LIAM
Persi w1o closed BY .saluting the respectable and
imposing majesty OF ths people or Madrid.n
MORE MANIFESTATIONS
A little before this manifestation assembled some
OF the University students set or In procession to
tue house OF Senior Zorrila In front OF which they
gave MANY vlvaS They sent a deputation TO ex-
press their sympathles with him and to ask him to
address them. He thanked the dcputatlOn, but de.
cllned TO make speech In the present phase OF
analrs, though, In response 70 their sautatons ne
SAID ne would show himself to them from the bal
the students then marched the palace, where they
sought an interview with the King. This was very
properly, out very cOurtcOuslT denied them by
General RoSselS, the CHIEF OF the Cuart0 Mltar del
Palaclo, who told them that Hts Majesty was occtl.
plcd but that any document they prepared In W. IL.
tired and broke up their procession tile greatest
order. There has been no breach OF the peace, but
the greatest possible excitement IN Madrid by day
and ny night ever SINCE Tuesday.