The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-01-03
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Departure Of klng Alfonso 10 fake
Possession or the spanish Throne.
lie Asks the blessing OF the Pope ana
Promises TO Defend The flights
or the Holy See.
CArllst leaders and Their Followers
GiyIng IN their Adhesion 10
the New King.


dc Reverb sent the following kilograms
"rhe king proceeds 10 Spain lmmedi-
ately. Alfonso telegrapha TO the pope
asking his blessing and promising that
he VIII, like his ancestors, defend the
rights OF the holy sec,n
King Alfonso's ministry II nh
nounced ~ follows: Castro, minister
OF foreign affairs Cardenas, minister
OF JUSTICE Jouyellar, minister OF war
Salavra, minister Of financei Molenz,
minister Of marine; Roberts, minister
OF the Interior; 0ronco, minister Of
commerce. Ayala, minister of the
colonies.
Alfonso did not pass through Paris,
but has gone to Spain direct. He will
dlsembark either ut Cadiz or Valencia.
General Martinez Campos has enter
Oh Alcncia ut the head Of the troops
that were sent to oppose him when he
pronounced for Alfonso.
The Carllst leaders, Darygay and Al
vorez, and others have entered Cata-
lonia.
Dispatches from Spain say II Is ru-
mored that the Carllst general, Dary-
gay has laid down his arms. aud that
other prominent Carlists are,about to
declare their adhesion to King Alfonso.
The Spanish ambassador at Paris has
resigned.
Disturbances are apprehended at
Barcelona.
King Alfonso awaits the arrival Of n
Spanish frigate at Marseiles TO pro-
coed to Spain. He will visit the
armies before entering Madrid.
PARIS, January 2.--Ledru Rollin is
dead.
LONDON, January 1.-The Times has
information that the governments Of
Switzerland, Austria and Belgium
have adopted stringent measures
against the importation into those
countries Of American potatoes in
fected with the Colorado beetle.
A special to the News says Sagosta,
who was President Serrano's minis
ter, upon the proclamation Of AL
fonso, telegraphed to Serrano and re-
ceiving a reply that the army Of the
north was for Alfonsists, resigned,
after protesting against the accession
Of the prince.
Mrs. Motley, wife Of J. L. Motley,
the American historian, Is dead.
A special dispatch to the News says
a report published in Carlist papers of
the death of the Spanish statesman,
Esparto, is without foundation.
Navigation and travel are much sus-
pended by ice.
Special dispatches to the London
papers agree that European powers
will recognize King Alfonso as soon
as his representatives are accredited
to the various courts.
A dispatch to the News states that
CASTELAR,, Mortos, Admiral Topete,
Gorilla and General Pavla have
promised to support Alfonso.
The Cuban army has telegraphed its
adhesion to the new government.
Generals Dorregary and Lizzarago
and eight hundred other Carlist officers
are expected to join the Alfonsoists.
HAVANA, December 2. = Captain
General Concha has issued a procla-
nation announcing the acceptance by
Prince Alfonso of the Spanish crown.
BERLIN, January 2.-Von Arnim's
sentence having been published in
Vienna several hours before it was pro-
nounced, disciplinary inquiry has
been instituted against Judge Reich,
who was president of the court before
which the count was tried, with view
to ascertaining the author of the breach
Of secrecy. 1t is expected that the ap-
peal from the sentence of Count Won
Arnim will be tried by the Hammer
gicht, within six weeks. Whatever
may be the result then, it is anticipated
that the case will be carried to the
Obergericht.
Madrid, January IA squadron Of
government vessels sailed from Car
thagena for Marseilles to escort King
Alfonso to Spain. His majesty will
probably disemb bark at Valencia.