The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-03-07
Peace Concluded la spain.

BAYoNNE, Fen. ZS.-DOn Carlos, with
a'ont 1900 men, are now at R,neesoux,
very near the French border. 1t is he
lieyed he will enter France to-day. The
chief mcmhers Of the Carist Provincial
Councils have taken leave Of him, and
sought refuge on French territory.
THE WAR AT AN END.
The following official intelligence has
been sent TO the Spanish Minister at Lon
don: The war is at an end Carlos has
asked France for hospitality. He in.
formed Gen Pourcet, commanding Bay
onne, that he would enter France at Q
O'Clock this morning, by the bridge of
Arnegni Three thousand Carlists have
entered Franc a. st jean Pied de Port
They are crossing the frontier in hun
dreds at Ahluiles. The French will i'm.
me'liatnlv intern them
LONDON, Fell, 80 The standard has
the following special dispatch from Mad
ril: Great enthusiasm prevails here
Alfonso will have splendid reception on
his return. The letter IT, Gen Pourcct,
! giving notice of Carlos intention of en-.
tering France, was written by Liz.rraga
1t declares that Don Carlos, having bccn
conquered by adverse fortune, has re.
solved to abandon further struggle as
useless. He asks generous ho spitality Of
France. Gen Pourcet, on receipt of the
note. started for Arnegui to intern the fu
gitives Three AIfnnsist armv corps are
advancing in Baz.an Valley. They meet
with no resistance.
| DON CARLOS INTERNED IN FRANCE.
LONDON. Feb ga Paris dispatchto
the Times says: AS soon as Don Carlos
entered France French General, in ac.
coriance with orders of Gen. Cissey,
Minister of War, waited ON him and iu
formed him that the officers OF his stafI
might retain their swords and horses, but
he and his ofll:ers would have to submit
themselves to orders Of internment,
which were communicated to them by the
civil authorities Don Carlos appeared
depressed, and was quite disposed to con-
form with the orders. He begged to
have his thanks clnvevcito the French
Government for it's courtesy. The
French 6 ,vernmcnt hastened to official
ly inform the Spanish Government If the
surrender, and to congratulate it Oh the
happy conclusion of the war.
The Times correspondent adds:
have received the followi authoritative
information: Don Carlos asks the priv.
lege of remaining in France, bit the Gov
ernment will probably refuse it. The ex
act terms Of the orders for the internment
of Don C,rlos anil suite are not We,
known; but it is thought that Carlos will
MT remain long in France.
DON CARLOS REFUSED PLACE OF HABIrA. !.
TIoN.
LONDON, Feb. 29.-When Don Carlos
arrived at Pau. the Prefect informed him
that he could not allow him to reside,
even for short time, in his department
He aided that the French goyernmen,
would allow him to s'jpurn temporarily
in some town in the north, and sug ggested
among others, Dieppe and Boulougne.-
The Project placed a special train, with a
saloon car, at the disposal of Carlos tu
take him with his family and suite, il be
desired to be accompanied by them, ia
the frontier, or to a place Of residence in
the Moth. Tae accumulation of CarliA,
refugees near Pau, has obliged the local
authorities to make special arrangement
to convey them 70 the interior of France
to be intcrned