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MADRID, August 22.-The Duke del


Infantado, after his resignation was accept
ed, went publicly to court. He is not ban
ished, and therefore his resignation has been
perfectly voluntary. He is true nooleman
and perfect chevalier. He is generous, but
he is neither fond of pomp nor of ceremony
He entertained the king at his own expense
at Guadalajara, lent him money, never re-
celyed any cmolgmcnt, and always gave