The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-22
Project for an Army Revolt and a
March on Madrid.
Dorregaray and Others Reject
the Proposition.
What is Said to the Bourbonists
and Princely Party.
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The following important special despatch
relative to Spanish affairs has been received
from our correspondent at Biarritz, Depart
ment of Basses-P yren6es, France, by way of
london
BIARRITz June o. 1873.
Marshal Serrano, Generals Martos, Cabal-
1ero de Rodas and Gaminde, with Senior
Spanish politics, residing at this place and in
the immediate neighborhood, are just now
Spaniards with the view to secure possession
of the government of Spain.
They have made overtures to Carlsts in the
field, and also to the commanders and soldiers
of regiments of the line now engaged in the
Spanish republican service, intending, if they
can secure the aid Of sufficient army force,
to march on Madrid
PROSPECTS OF THE REACTIo NIsTs.
Propositions of this nature were made just
lately to Generals Ollo, Dorregaray, Lissaraga
and other leading Carlists, who all refused to
have any relation with Serrano or his parti-
sans; but it is believed just at present that
many of the regular regiments in the Spanish
army are now in the interest of the conspiracy
THE POLITICAL AND GOVERNMENTAL PLATFORM.
The leaders as party, pretend to favor the
formation of unitarian and conservative Re-
public.
BLIND FOR THE BoURBoNIsTs.
The Carlsts have been told that should
they not accept the proposition the northern
provinces will be abandoned to them and the
troops withdraw to the southern side of
the Ebro until the re-establishment of material
order in Spain, when an invasion and war of
conquest against Navarro and the Basque
provinces will be undertaken
Senior Castclar's Plan OF . Constitution
for the Nation.
MADRID, June 81 1873
1t is reported that Senior CASTELAR, is engaged in
drawing up constitution for the federal Republic
which Is to be analogous to that Of the United
States OF America.
The number of States, it is understood, will be
fifteen, including Cuba and the Philippine Islands,
Madrid ia to remain the capital.
The President of the Federal Republic is to be
elected by universal suffrage, and the term OF Of
ace will be five years.
Senators arc to be chosen by the States and
Deputies Will be elected by universal suffrage.
Tho Members OF the Cortes Majority in
Council.
MADRID June 20, 1874
private meeting of the members OF the ma
j0rity in the Cortes was held to-day, at which
Senior ri y Margall, President OF the Council, was
present, and delivered q strong speech He de-
manded "the adoption of vigorous policy and
that extraordinary powers be conferred upon the
government, In order to enable IL TO deal with
enemies who are conspiring for the overthrow OF
the Republic
Senior CASTELAR, asked for a vote OF confidence in
the government, which was adopted, and the
meeting adjourned.
Carlist Report OF Conquest i'm the Field.
BAYONNE, June q, 1873.
The Carlists in this city have received dispatches
announcing tnat the insurgents have captured the
town OF Pancorto, in the Spanish province OF
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