, 1873-02-24
FOREIGN.
! 10 Infant Spanish Republic Un-
| dergoing a Ministerial
! Crisis.
" the Nioe-Laid Plans Of Amadeus
All Game to Nought.
SPAIN,


MADn1D, Fob. Exchanges in tho Ministry
aro expected. It IL probable that Chao will ba
Minister Of Finnnco, SuanceB, Minister Of
Marino, Abarzuga, Minister OF tho Colonies,
and 8houvillo Noy1lus Minister of War.
The city is tranquil. A grand Republican
rnass-mootfhB las been called for tomorrow.
PARIS, Feb. 23.4AE Union newspaper an
nounces that Don Carlos las entered Navarro,
accompanied by Dorrcgary, Gnti gnes to Cate-
lonia, whore 6oballo md TriHtany awnit him. =,
MAbntD, Feb. 23.-Sevoral meetings Of the
Republican ind natlcal Doputica in the Asaon1-
bly, were hold yesterday, followed by tho Coun-
ell Of tho Ministry to solvo the ministerial crisis.
Tho subject WAS subsequently, considered at the
sitting Of tho Assembly in tho evening. It Is
probable that these deliberations will iu the for
nation OF Cabinet wholly Republican. Rcaeltt-
tiona sero adopted by tho Assembly indicating
den. Hickles, American Minister, gnvo ro-
ceptfon last night, which -was attended by
sonor Castolar. loading dip1omatiBtH, and
mon nooi Of i,9i letters In thls city, and several
diplomatic corps, ,shicl, iaatod until o'cloci<
this morning. Politicians prosont at tl,o fea-
American Minister, wl1o recommended vigilance,
prudence; energy, md patriotism. Tho present,
ho said, was n critical moment. Ho considered
It unwiae to allow the people to hear until
they had received military organization. Tho
must, as soon as possible, learn thor duties es
cltizona. Then they would be onablcl to con-
tribute to tho happiness md prosperity Of tho
country.
rIleratd Cable Dfsratch.l
LONDON, Feb. 23.-In tho Considerations tllat
INDUCED Amadeus to ablioato, tho possible dog
laration Of o Spanish. Republic waB never for
moment contemplated. It WAS complete sur
priso-a veritable coup l'otat. Amadeus would
not havo abtlicated 1ad lle deemed ,thiH conae-
quonco OF his net in my dogroo probable, inns
much as tho two Latin Nations--Franco and
spain--haying each a Republican Government
would have enormous influence on tue third
Latin Nation, thus directly endangering Lis
fathers throne. Amadeus abticated in oxpecta-
tion that he would bo recalled by tho army,
For this he remnined @ M a IL poT{gal. lie asteTyy
officers are all monarchistB, oil members of old
families. na believed that, as he cast away tho
throne, rather than act with tho Ministry, who
determined to humiliate tho army, thoy
would return at their head, his hands being
then froe from constitutional trammos.
but he was completely check1nated
by the turn Of events, Apparently it was somo
tho Cortes, not Republicans, to yoto with tho
Republican party in order to ovorroach the Roy
al mnneuyreB.
The Spanish nepublio iB the source Of uncas-
iHesb ~ btTiln. lue emperor HOW rePrcts ulS
false stop In Franco, anl Is aorry he did not re-
establish Napoleon Or aome other Monarch, and
accept the payment Of n slight indemnity, rather
thnn lot things take their course. He regards
the Spanish nepublio as 4 consequence Of tho
French Republic, und is uncortain where thn
desire for Republics will stop.
Tho Herald special, Madrid, Fob. 20, says:
The excitement IL increasing, particularly among
tho worlsingmen. There is m apprehension OF
barricados appearing, and Red Republicans are
urging oxtreme measures. The Carlists in thoi1
operations and intriguos aro very active, md the
army ia dissatisfied.
Washington's birthday reception by tho Ameri-
can Ministox became republican demons
tration.
The RoaotionistB are extravagnnt in expres.
sions of hostility TO tho American Minister,
whom they regard Us officially active in Spanish
politics.