The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-01
ALFONSO THE TWELFTH. /.
The Prince Of the ASturiaS Proclaimed
King Of Spain.
Isabella's Son on the Throne
Of His Ancestors.
The Army and Navy Support
Him.
PROCLAMATION OF THE NEW DYNASTY.
The New King Ready to
Start for Madrid.
A MINISTRY CONSTITUTED.
EI.Queen Isabella's Reply to the Spaniards
on Behalf Of Her Son.
The Republic Dies with the
Year.
HIS MAJESTY TELEGRAPHS TO THE POPE
The Sword Of st. Peter in Youth
full Hands.
SPANISH HISTORY DURING FORTY YEARS.
EX.Queen Isabela'S Reply to the Spaniards
on Behalf of Her Son.
The Republic Dies with the
Year.
Ills MAJESTY TELEGRAPHS TO THE POPE
The Sword Of st. Peter in Youth
full Hands.
SPANISH HISTORY DURING FORTY YEARS.

SPANISH HISTORY DURING FORTY YEARS.
PARIS, Dec. 81, 1874.
A Geographic despatch received in this city
from Madrid, under to-day's date, says that
Prince Alfonso, son of ex-Queen Isabella, has
been proclaimed King of Spain, and is recog-
nized by all the forces comprising the armies
of the North and Centre.
THE SPANISH NAVY FAVORABLE TO THE YOUTH
Full AsPmANT TO THE CROWN.
SANrANDER Dec. 81, 1874.
The navy is favorable to Prince Alfonso
sERRANo HAsTENs TO THE CAPITAL.
Marshal Serrano has gone to Madrid.
GOVERNOR RESIGNS
The Governor of Santander has resigned.
sANTANDER QUIET.
The town of Santander is quiet.
"A RoYALIsT LADY ENTERS SPAIN FROM FRANCE.
PARIS, Dec. 81, 1874.
The Spanish Consul at Bourg Madame,
Department of Pyrenees Orientales, has mott
fed the sub Project of Bayonne that Donna
Blanca, wife of Don Alfonso, brother of Don
Carlos, has crossed the frontier into Spain
and proceeded toward SEQ de Urgel
TIE KING ACKNOWLEDGED RY THE ARMY, NAVY
AND sERRANo.
PARIS, Dec. 31-Evening.
Additional dispatches from Spain state that
Prince Alfonso has been invited to visit the
army of the North. Yhe ships in the harbor
of Santander have hoisted the royal flag.
Marshal Serrano acquiesces
THE KINGS ACCESSION ANNOUNCED RY THE
MADRID MINISTRY.
The Spanish Minister of the Interior has
sent the. following despatch to the Governors
of the provinces:-
"Alfonso the Twelfth has been unanimously
proclaimed King by the nation, army and
Ministry. A regency has been formed under
the Presidency of Conavas Delcastillo with
out a portfolio. We hope your patriotism will
induce you to firmly maintain the great inter-
ests confded to you
CARLIsM DEAD.
The Alfonsists consider that Carlism has
received death blow.
THE QUEEN MOTHER OFFICIALLY CoNanATU-
Ex-Queen Isabella has received the follow
ing Dispatches
'All the Powers have responded enthu-
siastically to the proclamation.
'PRIMo DE RIVERA,
Captain General of Madrid"
''We pray Your Majesty to transmit the news
to your son. We congratulate you on this
grand triumph, achieved without bloodshed."
This telegram is signed by General Primo
de Rivera and Canovas Delcastillo.
THE QUEENS RESPONSE IN BEHALF OF HER SON,
THE KING.
PARIS Dec. 81. 1874
Isabella, in response to the despatch of
General Primo de Rivera, sent the follow
eng telegram
''The King proceeds to Spain Immediately"
DUTIFUL TO THE CHURCH.
Alfonso has telegraphed to the Pope asking
his blessing and promising that he will, like
his ancestors, defend the rights of the Holy
See.
HIS MAJEsTY's MINISTRY.
King Alfonso's Ministry is announced as
Minister of Foreign Affairs. Castro.
Minister of Justice. ....... .Cardenas.
Minister of War. ......... .Jovellar.
4 Minister of Finance. :. .Salaverria.
,finister of Marine. -. -. .Molius.
Minister of the Interior. .Robedo.
/. tinister of Commerce. :. .Orovio.
"A mister of the Colonies. ,Ayala.
II TO THE SEAT OF GOVERNMENT.
\ Afonso did not pass through Paris. but has