, 1875-01-03
King Alphonse VIII Visit the Armies
Before Entering Madrid
He Has Been Blessed by the Pope
and Recognized by Belgium.
Amnesty Granted to the Carlists.
SPAIN.
HE BxHraRATlo1 BEdAEQEp YRQX AXENIC14 0Q-

revolution wts not altoSethef unexpected eltoet
1T tho State Department or at the Spanish Le-
gntior, The dispatch received from Minister
Caleb Cushing ut Madrid confirm. in their gen
e-L outline, the dress dispatch as to the Boar-
bon restoration. Tho subject OF the recognition
nf the new Government has not as yet been for
mally considered by the President or Cabinet,
but, from the talk in diplomatic circles. it is ev-
dent that the United States will not haeten to
zecognize the Government Of 1sabella's
eon~ It seems certain that the
recognition given by the United States to
The Spanish Republic will not be withdrawn un-
til the empiro OF young Alfonso shall have be-
come 60 thoroughly established as to have OBJ
tanned the recognition Of the lending European
s,oxers- The gossip among the attaches at th~
German Embassy is that Germanv will not be
n7er zealous to welcome the Afonsist. especially
- it seems probable that the King ia to oa
roya1 representative Of the te1nporh! power
Some Of the leading Cuban representatives, who
have watched the interests Of Cuba here, still
remain Thev are quite uncertain as to the ef-
SC. which tho restoration Of the Bourbon
dynasty is likely to hare upon the Cuban cause.
The Instructions to Minister Gushing directed
him to recognize tho Government Which "aa IN
poser. ....-.--
eFAIH 5EHouB or HEH COLONIAL Posss sBs1oSs.
There ia excellent authority for the statement
Ehat the Spanish criais was precapitated By exag-
se1ated views OF :be intentions OF the United
united determination OF all the leading classes,
irrespective OF party. to strengthen the Spanish
Government, so that there would be no danger
( lose OF 6paoieh territory, and less danger or
Interference in Spanish atirirs. This ne" OF Inc
eit,etou is enle, tanned BY those here whose po-
eitinu gives their opinion the greatest weight
THE REV DYNASTY.
LONDON Jan. 1.-Disl atches to the London
pape,s agree that the European powers will
recognize Alphonso Us Boon IL bis Espresenta-
tiyes are accredited to the various courts.
CASTELAR,, Martas, Admiral Topete, Gorilla, End
Gen. PAWS, have promised to support Aphonso
Tho Cuban army has telegraPhed its adhesion
70 the new order.
otic;a:s arc expected to Join Alphonso.
6scasta. upon the proclamation Of Aphons%s4
Is Eng, teloprapbed to Zer1nna, and upon re-
cc:vins reply that the Northern army was IN
rellab,e, RESIGNED, after protesting.
PANS. Jan. 2-King Al7honee awaits tho az
rival OF the Spanish frgate at Aarsel!es to pro-
ceed to Spain. He will visit the armies before
entering Madrid he will probably diaembark at
Ta1en:ic-
In,pos. Jan. IA telegram received at the
CarIs: bureau here, from headquarters in Spain.
eayr that the Aaphouse p1oDuncia>nonto leaves
the situation unchanged. There is no defectloa
OF the Ca1Iist army. The change will strengthen
the CariiBta and weaken the enemy.
AMNESTY TO oARLIsTs.
PAn1s Jan. 2.-Alphonse has granted amnesty
ko Ill CGrlist4-
HZooaSI11oT.
Tho King Of the Belgiars has recognized
A}phonse, and teleg1aphed congratulations. His
recognition By most Of the Enfopean Cabinets
is molnentarily expected
TEE poPE's B1Ess1So-
The blessing Of the Pope, asked for BY the
King. has been sent through the kuuc1o IN this
city.
His Majesty will Issue from the city decree
conyoAing the Co1tes-
TIE KING sPEAKs.
The stat Of the Spanish Embassy hero have
paid toeir homage and presented An address
The King. in reply. said he would not disguise
the difficulties of his task. and be sought aid o1
the able men OF ali parties. His first wish Waa
for tbs pacifcation Of Spain, as he dsaired to be
Eing Of all tho Spaniards-
EepARTKEo yoT DRAD.
Additional dispatches have been received de-
nv7ng the Cariis: report Of tho death Of Fl
pAtero-
GERMANY.
TIE EMpERoR WILLIAM PEACEFULLY INCLINED
BERLIN, Jan. 2-The Emperor William. in
reply to New-year congratulations. EXPRESSED
hia qualification Ut the continuance OF peace II
Eutope, which, he said, Was the first duty OF the
German Empire to preserve.
ARK1M's eENTEKcE-
BEn11y, Jan. 2-Von Arnim's sentence hav'
fnc been published several hours before it wa:
pronounced, disciplinary inquiry has been ln'
stituied against Judge Reich, to ascertain Whe
made it public. It is expected that tho appea
will be tried BY the KAmmergericht within sl1
rceka. Whatever may be the result. It is ex
Y,cctcd that the cass will be carried 10 the 0ber