Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-02-14
The END OF MONARCHY In SPAIN.
Reception Of Amadeus and Family by
The Portuguese officials. i.C
The Army Divided as TO the Form the
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Spanish ARMY Divided Oh Government
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Reported Fighting In Streets of Madrid.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 13.-Ex-King Anna
deus. with his family, has gone to Lisbon
where he will remain until spring. 3F.E
1t is stated that Don Carlos is preparing
to take advantage of the crisis in Spanish
affairs and push for the crown. r
One hundred million francs was sub
scribed at meeting held at the residence
of Duke D'Aumale to aid Duke D'Mont-
Depsier in his operations against the Gov
ernment for a republic in Spain.
Masses will he celebrated for the sue
cess of the Bourbon cause. c
Ex-Oueen Isabella has left Paris for
The Spanish Minister Alosaga. took
leave of the President to-day. Thiers
probably leaves for the same destination.
Neither Victor Emanuel nor the italian
Government advised Amadeus.
II is reported in Paris that the regular
troops i'm Spain are divided regarding the
form of government. 1t is stated that the
cavalry have prorounced for a monarchy
with King Asturas, Isabella's son. The
infantry favor Republic. g.
Fighting is reported in the streets of
Madrid.
The Queens Bench at Dublin acquitted
Rev. Mr.. Lotus, of Galway, for the llle-
gal use of spiritual influence in elections.
A vast crowd applauded the verdict tumul-
tuously.
LISBON, Feb. 13.-The Portuguese min
lister of public works, the prominent Rail-
=, way officials and Spanish minister, who is
acting in accordance with orders from his
Government, have gone to BaidjoS to meet
King Amadeus and family and escort them
to Lisbon palace, which has been prepared
for them, which they will occupy until
their departure for Italy. The ex-Royal
r IL 4, 1,aro To-
row. They will be met at the railway
station by his Majessfy, King Louis, and
his Ministry.
- PARIS, Feb. IA judgment in the
ease of Prince Napoleon against Lei rance,
=, late Minister of the Interior, for illegal
expulsion from France, will be delivered
next week.
- 1t is officially announced that the sec
ond fifty million installment of the fourth
nilIiard of the war indemnity, was conf
pleted OF the Sth inst.
LONDON, Feb. ia dispatch from
Madrid, dated this morning, says that the
news of the abdication of Amadeus and the
declaration of the Republic has been dis
seminated throughout all Spain, and that
the announcement has no where OCCASION
ed disturbance. Order is preserved in
Madrid and throughout the provinces.
Marshal Serrano arrived at Madrid last
night.
MADRID, Feb. Is, Noon.-Spain contin-
ues tranquil.
The National Assembly have chosen
Senor Mortos as President by 222 votes.
Both Houses of the Cortes convened to-
day in joint session as the National AS
sembly of Spain and proceeded to effect
permanent organization. Senor E. Mar
tos, late Minister of Foreign Affairs, was
elected President of the Assembly in the
place of Senior Fignerola, Chairman pro
tenn, receiving 222 votes. Martos, on tax
ing the chair, delivered a patriotic speech,
which was loudly cheered.
The civil and military authorities of the
provinces, as far as heard from, have given
In their adhesion to the new regime. The
city and country, with the exception of the
districts where the Carlist bands are
present, continue tranquil.
Amadeus andmembers of his family met
with most respectful consideration at the
railway stations on their way to the Portu>
guese frontier.
ROME, Feb. 13.-The Pope yesterday
gave an audience to several officers Of the
United States Navy now in Rome. In
the course of conversation which took
place, His Holiness asked how he woald
be received in America. The officers re-
piled that the people of that country would
regard his residence among them as great
honor.