Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-18
Correspondence of the Gold Hil Daily Ssvs,l
BERLrS, October %. 1873.


Rsvsinsisn.
Correspondence Of the Gold Hiti Daily Tevs.l
BERLrs. October %. 1873.
II published rumors are true, there
has been . narrow escape Of q duel
between the two Princes Imperial Of
Germany and Russia. whose personal
quarrel has caused 9 GOODNESS between
the two Great Powers aud all this mis-.
chisvous war talk OF the press. It ap.
pears that on the occasion OF an official
dinner given some months ago In Berlin.
the Prince Imperial Of Germany. In dis.
cushing the Turco-R Russian war. spoke
with great contempt OF the conduct Of
Russian Generals during the campaign.
especially Of the hereditary Grand Duke.
who wss accused Of . want Of personal
courage. These hssty and most undiplo-
matte words, reported at st. Petersburg.
reached the ears OF the Czarowitch.
whose nrss impulse was to dispatch q
couple Of high military officers to Berlin
to demand satisfaction. The rumors Of
course produced . trsme ndous agitation
at both Courts. and the Prime Ministers
set themselves ct work to prevent
the scandal. The Emperor William and
Prince Bismarck succeeded in obtain.
ing explanations and concessions which
we're deemed satisfactory at Berlin. but
which vers not accepted at St. Peters.
burg. One Of the great objects OF the
recent meeting OF the Emperors was to
settle this difficulty between their sons,
and Ii 10 said that they have 80 far suo.
ceeded 10 %appsasing the wrath OF the
Cxarowitch that hs has just left In good
humor on . visit to his royal fsthsr.in.
Law at Copenhagen. But In order to
establish absolute harmony between the
Princes. and give . good appearance to
the world. Prince 0rlof has been sen,
to Copenhagen to try to induce the
Cs.rowich to visit Berlip on his way
back to st. Petersburg. This would
put an sfectual stop to the belligsrsn,
articles OF the nswspapers, and secure
the peace OF Europe . little while longer.
I shall snXiously look for the route the
Prince will take on his way home from
Sweden.
While the young King Alphonso. who
has become doubly sndssrsd TO his peo'
pie BY the excsllsncs Of bis character
and the Affections that have befallsu
him. 10 looking forward with eager Joy
to his second nuptials, which are to b
celebrated on hia twsnty.second birth
day. the 29th Of November. the enemies
Of Spain are active In their conspiracirs
against his dynasty. The Pretender.
Don Carlos. 10 rsssssrtipg his claim to
the throne; Gorilla and his band oil Rsdi.
Gals are holding meetings In Paris. and
the Cuban insurgents are again At work
In New York. The Government oil
Spain must keep Ito eyes open; Its I'D.
verssries, II not numerous. are malig'
uant, and one foe inside the citadel may
do more mischief than q whole army 10
the field. Since the lamsnted death oil
the Prince Imperial the Legitimate In
France have taken q Q lease oil
life. Many Imperialists have Joined
their ranks, and the Csrlists have
identified their causs with that Of the
Count do Chambo,d. An earnest
propaganda has begun. The new depsr'
turs dates from the 2sth ult., the afty.
ninth birthday Of the King" whsr
fourteen Lsgitimist banquets were held
in Paris, ct which ZONE four thousand
JEALOUS psrtizans took part, while ct the
Chateau do Chambord not less thar
twelve hundred persons fsastsdin homo,
Of the Royal cause. These manifssta'
tons are al more or less hostile to the
present regime In Spain. and although
not very formidable ct the moment, the
SNOWFALL will gather 40 Il rolls. And then
there are intrieues going on at Madrid.
a. usual. which must make the King
too well appreciate the words Of the poet,
Uneasy lies the head that wears q
CROWN" Marshal Serrano does no,
seem to be quite a. cordial and loyal ~
he should. considering his relations to
Alphonso and his obligations to the q.
Queen Isabella. CASTELAR, 10 10 omi.
nously quiet a. Q sleeping volcano; how
ready be will b to join hands with the
traitors to the throne. Cuba 10 again
restless. owing to outside agitators, the
barroom "patriots Of New York. who
openly hok meetings in favor Of the
Independence OF the Island. Mean.
while. several OF the richest planters are
wisely emancipatine their slaves under q
seven years labor contract. THIS grad
ual emancipation system. which, We uu.
dsrstand. ID approved in Madrid, will
eventually solve the Cuban difficulty.
II IL had BEEN adopted In the United
States. the horrible civil war would have
been prevented.
By tho way. how strange Il 10 that
Exeter Hall never has anything to say OF
the horrors Of slavery 10 Spain while II
kept up . perpetual bowling at the ''sc.
cursed institution" in the United Statesl
But England 10 . large holder Of Spanish
bonds and IL 10 feared that Spanish rev.
snuss would Be- seriously impaired by
the abolition Of slavery in Cubs. On
the contrary just the reverse would b
the effect. Free trade and free labor In
Cuba would double the productions OF
that richest Of all the Islands Of the sea.
AZ all events, II the Spanish Govern.
ment 10 wise. there will not exist . single
slave In Cuba at the end Of another do.
csds. The financial condition Of Spain
10 certainly improving under the honest
and energetic administration OF the
present Finance Minister. the Marquis
d'Orovio. II they can only keep the
Cubans quiet. the Csrlists out Of Spain.
and the Radicals within the limits OF de-
csncy. the reign Of Alphonso may
prove to b the most pacific and bsnen.
cent era Spain has sve known. The
best wishes OF eli the world will be With
the young king on his second wedding
day, and that all the clouds that have
lowered on his house may soon b In
the deep bosom Of The ocean buried.
LorIs.
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