The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-06

Trade -, here q simply beating down. That
your prices are ruinous to play and badger ana
like it. pleasure like buiashtns-ss' as sort rRe y
recognized business mendacity. So you win ind IL
because she thinks you Want TO buy. She IL Cow Cow
only because she would know the price. That
oTard matter matt was "a, dcRer The american be-
settlement OF the Cuban matter or the establish
ment Of any satisfactory relations with Spain about
her price. When man does that to spaniard ne
regarded as fool In Nth this case the price
sSM FIX s.S no srsssss
'as s1 @ " se saa ms Ms
not be- OVERLOOKED All ' these ~e e%Sarr Gss
ments and negotiations between Spain and
oSs for u.s. psard sp apon oaFs s
Americans very much as the grapes regarded the
Sx he s SO Ct their B
virtually, You thief you bandit, you overgrown,
imperious rowdy nation, with no church and no
the Indians as our ancestors OF pious memory did In
Philips and Ferdinand's times; you would take
eyerithfui island We know ! you want Cupa
we know ySq are quite capable Of climbing over
New Mexico for you are hereticai thieves and rob-
bers, with no religion, and, therefore, with no CON
a We sasms this that se s9@s
and call 1t craftsmanship. We say that we keep
s os snS y sSs
worst kind of bankruptcy. And II good Mr.. Fish
does not discover this some other Minister will"
. SPAIN AND FOREIGNERS GENERALLY.
hay have any satisfactory relations with America. The
nag that Spanish en ssssf 0e ana va SS
the language see that wSe wig
LOOK with contempt upon Spain we have childish,
imagine no relations of honest friendship between
| Spain and the United States. And this is aggra-
waited by the relations that Spain insists upon main
Spain Is as exclusive as China The foreigner is
not wanted d. here. " was only within few years
NO cemetery would hold his uncOnsecrated and
polluted ashes. He was put away at night, under
are almost tragcal and would iii Mr. Greeley's soul
WILD dengnt; Every impeachment Is thrown in the
Of ana n spain n Of
tom House Questions. p While trade Is Kept Nast
ese aWs and ndT in
charges. Every effort to establish steam commnni.
cation between America and Cadiz was stined by
attempt has begun again, but no one thinks it viii
last year. have spoken Of the natural resources
capital. Englishmen, Frenchmen and Germans
have fondness for putting money In Spain. They
country with Its hundred tunnels and its difficulties
OF engineering, and which must have cost as much
way Of the Investment OF capital. In the Northern
regions and In Catalonia business is suspended on
account OF the Carlists. An Engllshman who con-
tr0lled the gas supply OF BbOa complained bitterly
Of the losses which the .Carllsts had cost him.
while there is not enough OF rebellion to affect
polltical authority there Is more than enough to
destroy all business certainty and prevent any
quick returns. So we have revenues badly col
the last resort.
AN INTERVIEW WITH AMADEUs-wHAT HE THINKS
OF REPUBLIC.
The young King sees all OF this in his dull, frank
way and 4 he ever feels that he can sit upon his
throne without slipping from 1t he will probably
begin some reforms. But what can you expect
from King who Is every now and then grayely
who never goes out for morning stroll an even
ing drive without a cloud Of detectives lowering
seeing the bullet-hoes and Scars upon the walls Of
that fatal corner at the Gale Turcos where Juan
mariner does not think much OF improving the rig
ging OF MS vessel when engaged in baiing out the
deus. AS said in letter printed some time since
IN the s,i HERALD have fancy for Amadeus, There
neas an9 oa e King about him. SO much
or even an able man you would have another feel
ng But Re looks nS t with
n ms 50 %s stpd yo eyes AND what he
you, and what a pity to spoil his usefulness by |
War h ng ana Of all countries in the
well his position. He is easy open, quite approach
able lie does not speak English. or in fact, very
shows S. courage, Blindness ana sagacity speaks
mind which he does when ne has no Spaniard cour-
tier for an audience. To the spaniards the King is
time since, during the crisis, he had an interview
with an American, who took q deep interest In his
mented upon his course in dissolvfng the Cortes
and appealing to the country.
the impression made UPON Europe by the Change Of
Ministry and the dissolution"
desire O pera as in eene OF
The KNG-Ofcourse feel that there can be no real
monarchy that does not rest upon the will OF the
people. The traditions OF our house are all LIBERAL
have sworn an oath to support plainly written
constitution, and would be recreant to my oath
were to have done other than dissolve the Cortes
and change my Ministry upon the issue presented
vIsIToR-Does Your Majesty see In Zorrilla and
his friends an assurance OF power'
The KlN0-Senor Gorilla has never been anything
but monarchist From him l formally received
the crown.
VIsIToR-Did not Zorrla make an alliance with
the republicans after his retirement from the
The KiNG~i don't know and don't care. Senior
Zorrilla would make no alliances unbecomng o
subject of the Crown and Spanish gentleman.
have never held the republicans In awe, nor have l
any fear OF them. The republicans OF Spain would
support Spain as promptly as the monarchists.
And, to my mind, Whoever supports Spain supports
vIsITOR-Does Your Majesty have any relations
of political character with the repubhcansG
The KING-I can only have political relations with
the Ministry. l have and cultivate personal rela-
tions with all parties. The republicans have never
lions. would be glad to see Senior CASTELAR, at
my palace, or any OF his associates His genius be-
longs to Spain as much as that Of Cervantes
VIsrrOR-Castellar has great fame In other
countries.
The KNe-I have heard wonderful things about
his eoquence. But he and his party feel that they
cannot come to my palace.
VIsTOR-lIave they large partys
The KINGAAn active and growing party. I do
| not know how strong they claim to be. have
| never been better treated than In republican sec
tions. My reception In Valencia, q republican
| stronghold, was most gratifying. I am always
| frank with these people, did not seek the Span.