, 1876-03-10
DON CARLOS.
uIH ARRIVAL IN ENGLAND.

LONDON March a.-Tho Herald correspondent
who accompanied Don Carlos during his journey
TO this city, reports that but for tho precautions
taken BY tho French Governments, tho progresa
Of Don Cartos through Franco would hayo been
a kind Of triumph. Tho movements Of tho lc-
fcatou Protender weto hastoucd by tho
polsce. No time was given u any
point for demonstrations Of any kind. During
bis atay at 1}outognc. which lasted twonty-
four hours, hundred LogisimiRta called to Hiss
hiB land and express tholr devotion. Pollos
agents were stationed ut the door OF his hosol,
and did not leave him until ho MAS on board tho
steamer which conveyed him to England. An
immenso crowd OF people lined tho qaa5s at tho
departure Of tbs stoamor. 1lats and whiso
wss no choering. The journey laytea only tso
hours, but Don Carloa was very Boa8iok.
Another immense crowd awaited tho arrival Of
Dou Carlos at FolkeRtono. Tho railroad station
Was ghyly decorated With flags representing eyofY
nationality, from American 70 Chinoso. Tue dis
tingushsd oxilo was groeted With vocifcrous
cheering, mixed With q strong proportion Of
groans, By tho assembled crowd. Asim}iar reco}-
ton was accorded him By tho nssomblnges Of
people ut oyory station on tho road to London.
On bis arrival 10 tho metropolis, ut tho chariug
CrorH station, Don Carlos was loudly choerod,
tho App1auBo being in this instance unanimous.
ue was accompanied by four aidos-lo-camp.
Do,, Carlos looks well In health. Ills tall,
bronzed face, great black oycs, and dark board,
drew many expressions OF admiration from the
fair Saxon damcs aud misses who got gtanco Ut
him.
France. hor residence shoro not possessing po,it-
ical Significance In the estimation Of tho authori.
tics.
In IN intcrview With tho Herald correspondent
Don Catlos said that his defoat WRs causod by
want OF money, munitions, aud war material,
hV thu nvhrDnNHf3rH niH3 RYrRY1H hUntt,af
him by the Allonsiats. TOWARD tue last
Of tho struggle llia troops became dis
eousagod st no occupation BY tho epeny
IL noSsG e saey hsn sS sss 5 ae
ha Genora1s did tholt duty towards him aud that
his peoplo woEo aatll faithful, loyal, and do
voted to bin cauae; They fought for an it,oa
ike bravo mei,. Fasa wsa agalnst them, aud
thoy bo" to their decree unuutmuringly. Me naA
no bitter words for anybody. bnt talks Of Ills al-
horonta with tho greatest admiration, and
says thea tAolt devotion to him Ia unaitosed.
Don Carlos described with ot1olon lila final sop
laHtiug throe ycars, as something he can mover
forget. lie said that oTen tho French officers
who Witnessed bis leaye-takin8 with tho G0O0
soldiers who. followed him ACROSS tho froneier
xoto affected even to teafs.
Don CaEloa declines to aat forth his yipws To
the public On Tho struggle. a. ho frequently did
through tho Herald correspondent during tho
Nar. Thea. Nhnn. In a1Hh. ho had, hn SAID, I'll
objoot to subsatve Now. that tho struggle IL
abandoned. 10 has 10 reason 10 iuduco linn to
btotk slloncr.
Tho mtstortunes Of Don Carlos moot little
sympathy from tho English proBs. Tho Times
thinks, however, that Austria Ia . moro
congonsal homo for him than England, Tue
Telegraph would not deny hospitality 10 suothor
Bourbon, but hn cannot oxpsot to heyot the
respect Of E1gshmGu. Heoia8 The lesolatton ho
Las wrought In SPAIN without a abAdoN Of
right, leaving htB followers to mako tho best
te1mR th3y can with tho King, wtiio ho fetiroa
10 England TO live luxuriously On the iumouso
fortune bsQueathes him by the Duke Of NO.
dens,"
rho Carlist Committee In London u, sppar-
entity, making no preparations fer dpmons.ra-
ttona III honor of isA 0Aiet. A requieua mass il
to be sung for the reposa Of The souls Of tho
gallant Cat,lss decd noxt Thursday, Ut tic
Church OF tho Holy Family, Saffron Hill. Don
Carlos and tho members Of hta stan will bo pro-
sent uou Carlos is said to owe e5, 0Q0, 900 here.
Tho ModenA legacy Will enablo AiIn, when In
Austria, to keep up sn agitation a8ninst 6pAlp,
like th4t wagod by Qeotga v. Of Hanover agaiaat
Pruasia.
caflos' money Will 1t any rats, preye mt tho
possibility at his coming 10 tho fate Of that ul-
fortunate descendant Of thu Crusader Riugs,
Lao XIII. Of KhDsassan, BY birth conMenua
and LuslRnAu, who this weak departed lite IN =
hospital in Milan In state Of utter destituion,
| leaving WidoH aud six childzoa dependant On
public charity.
Loo Commollua waa deprived Of his throne by
Ausuia. He received an allowance, which ho
apparently squaudered uo was wounded ak
Holfcsino when sarving "a MA1 or In tha French
army, sud Nas buried On Monday last without 4
| ehistt his body being hudllel between four
hoasda roughly nailed. bio t1Ausit gloria segum