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DELAWARE ADVERTISER.

Thursday, Feb. 8, 1897.
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Late European advices have been receiv-
ed at NewYork. We have but barely time
TO give the following paragraph as news
from Spain, which comes, not direct, but BY
the way OF France:


The Courier Francais Of December Goth,
says:-


"Authcntc accounts frcm Madrid state tha,
King Ferdinand, in consequence of the ultmat
TN which has been presented to him, recurring
him to answer it without delay, and without sub.
tertugr, has recognised the Constitutions, GOV.
ernncnt and Charter Of Portugal, has promised
to scnd AN Ambassador to Lisbon, and to receive,
one from the Regency; TO break OIL all kinds ot
con!inatlons and completely with the Portuguese
rebellion, and TO give all other kinds of saisf..c-
ton which have been required Of him bv Eng
land"


ihis intelligence is confirmed hv all the o.
tAcr French papers. The Courier Francais ads:


III now renains to he seen what guarantee
will be required OF Ferdinand, and what further
pledge ne can offer of fidelity to the most SOL
elnn promises The first and most essential Of
these guarantees would be an irrcvocablt. ,,nun.
ciation ofabsolute power--of that power, with
out check and control Of which lie has not been
ahic 20 iaakc any other use than torcccac bnly
.o'i. s'olti!ie ~ i.iislollune, anu 10 Dig under
his feet an abyss into which he cannot fail to nrc
cipitate himself and his people, unless he can Be
deprived of a weapon. which is equally fatal 10
the throne and to all SPAIN


Meantime the priesthood and tanatical party
N Spain, behaved AS fiarously and nallly AS G.
rer-The Constitutional of December eth,
says.-


'sfhc news that we have this momcut rccciy-
ad, states, that while the Spanish Government Il
entering into specific engagements, Spain has.
risen, ard is i'll flame. 4 letter from Madrid of
the l4th, published by the Indicator Of Bol-
dea'lH, q well informed Journal, announc es that
the converts situated near the frontiers Of Portu-
gal. are converted into manufactures Of arms,
into magazines Of clothing and accoutrcmcnts
and into arsenals. 1t is added, that the clergy
lavished gold in the province of Galicia ard at
Salamanca. to obtain recruits and swell the ranks
CT the Portuguese insurgents. How treat with
the Government of such country"