New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-02
EXCITEMENT IL MADRID.

FRENCuNiEN nSsULTED IN rHE sTKEETs-YloLENCE
PREVENTED BY THE POLICE.
LONDON, Oct. Ia dispatch from Madrid to a
local news agency says that the citizens are highly
lncensed the insults offered to King Alfonso IN
Paris Bands of people parsded the streets yes
terday evening" insulsed Frenchmen and openly
threatened the French Embassy. The police, bow
ever, prevented any violence from being perpe-
trated Senior Moret at a meeting Of the Dem
ocratIc CLUB, declared that the insults offered to
the Klug affected the whole Spanish Nation, which,
he sad, wonld stand by the King. His utEerances
We're received W TIA loud cheering Marshal ser
ranO has trirgraphed 10 Senior CanOyas del CastlhO
that the cause of The monarchy demanded his pres
ence Ia Madrid. Tue officers OF the garrison nave
also held a meeting at which strong speeches
against France were delivered.
dispatch TO the Exchange Telegraph Company
from Paris says alarming reports prevail there that
tho Spanish Cabinet VIII demand thst tne FtehGh
Government make public apology lor the lhsaiJS
offered to the King and that the German Govern
ment will make diplomatic remembrance at Tue
indlgnities 10 which tile Spanish King was SUB
iectod The Radicals violently attack President
Gr6vy and Prime Minister Ferry for the course
they have pursued IN the matter Ihe Cablnct Is
divided in opinion as to its policy,
THE KING's PRESTIGE INCREASED.
The Madrid correspondent Of The Times says the
hostile reception has considerably increased the
Kings prestige at homo. His personal courage and
discretion his dignifed bearing during his progress
through the streets of Paris and bis visit TO Prosi
dent GrGvys residence without all escort are sub
iec's of general praise and of admiration by the
Spaniards.
The Paris correspondent Of The Times says that
King Alfonso perfectly satisfied of the good faith
Of Prime Minister Ferry representing the French
Government. The KIpg does not admit for q
moment that The spirit shown on Saturday by tho
mob which was exoItoG by the false statements OF
anarchist agitators, represents the FRENCH Hstion
In Abridging his stay in Paris by one-hat the time
Intended he desires to diminish the difficulties
that have arisen from his visit. The Marquis de
Ia Vega de ArmIiO the Spanish Minister of Foreign
Ahsifs and tho Spanish Government entirely agree
with tie decision of the King to leave PARIS.
King Alfonso was unaware OF his appointment to
the COlOneCy of the Uhlsn regiment until he re-
CO we'd il and his uniform simultaneously. The En-
psrOr William intended the appointment as an
agreeable surprise lie would not lend himself to
anything that would DO likely to excite prejudice
against Que for whom he had taken an exceptional
liking Prince Bismarck had nothing to do with
the appoIntm The King and the Duke of Con-
nanght exchanged visits on Sunday. President
Gr6Yy went TO the depot on saturday to greet
King Alfonso reluctantly, but, # his manner APP
peared cold, bis words were cordial.
THE DEMONSTRATION A SHANE ~ FRANCE.
MADRID. Oct 1.-The Iberia says the demonstra-
ton against King Alfonso will remain a lasting
shame to France. If she does not give the fullest
satisfaction 10 will show that the Government OF
France has merely nominal existence, and that
few sedtious persons more powerful than all the
authorities The Republican papers urge the Span
sh people to be calm and prudent in order tO avoid
playing INTO the hands Of Bismarck.
At a meeting of the Dynastc Left to-day after
speech by Senior Moret, favOrOg the project it was
resolved to organize great public demonstration
In honor of the King or his arrival here. The Mil
tary Club of this city has also passed resolutions
OF a similar tenor.
LONDON, Oct. "a dispatch from Paris to The
Daily Telegraph says: An attache OF the French
Embassy at Madrid has resigned. The Due de
Fernan-NuntZ, Spanish Ambassador TO France, will
soon depart on a long leave of absence