The Express.
London, England, 1856-07-25 00:00:00

PROGRESS OF THE INSURREC-

TION IN SPAIN.

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PARIS, FRIDAY Moaxmo.
The Ifoniteer has the following from Saregreek
dated the 20th :

" General Pekoe has paired in review 16,000 men.
A battalion which had marched against the city
from Tadsla joined the insurgents upon reaching
the place. 15,000 militia or peasants had marched
from Wass to join the insurgent Aragonese. At
the Navarre frontier all was tranquil."

The following proclamation has been published at
Saragossa :

"TO THE SPANISH NATION.

" A political movement, of which history givn but
few examples, his just taken place in this city.
Without display of form—without military pro-

cautious, or disorder of soy

utterance by the people of a single alarming ory—
all the authorities, the deputise to the Cores, popu-
lar corporations, and the chiefs of the army end
national militia, interpreting the will of Madrid,
Saragossa, and the entire country, decided yesterday
upon reehtanee to the O'Donnell cabinet which
has trodden every principle under foot,
rebelled against the constitutional Cortes, and
proved faithless to its own most solemn en-
gagements. If the violated authority of the

Coins is to be established in all its plenitude —if the
throne is to remain closely united to the people—if
the political principle represented by the Duke of
Victory is to be preserved intact—the nation must
be reedy to undergo sacrifice for the attainment of
these objects—enquired in the revolution of July,
and to day in extreme danger.
"The offers made by the whole country to the
Doke of Victory have now reached the hour of their
accomplishment. Those who in prosperous days,
two years ago, promised him their loyal aid, are
celled upon to carry est their promise into deed
now that he is held the victim of a political intrigue
which is preparing as a continual series of dis-
asters. We wish not to innovate ;we aspire to
nothing mon nor less than the results of July,
1854. The throes, the Cortes, progress—of which
General Popartero is now, as ever, the representative
public order and material prosperity—such
are our prinolplm ; I. them all the great
liberal party snits ; bat these principles have
been violated by the Count de Lorena, and an effort
mut be made, as effioacion as general, in favour of
threatened liberty, an intuited Cortes, and a throne
now divorced from the country.
•President, ANTONIO FALCON.
a Vie► President, FELICIANO Pow.

"Members of the Junta—Manuel Banns, Jos-
quint Maria, Jose Cana Manuel, Lanus° Maria
Schmid, Candi& Castle, Simon Dimino, Gerosimo
Bono; Secretary, Emilio Miro.
" Saregoses, July 18, 1888."
A later amonst states that the Arehbiabop of Sara-
gossa is amenget the members of the Junta.
The Madrid oorrespondent of the Brussels ludo.
pedalo writes on the 19th : ', The Duke of Viet:Ty
has not let Madrid; he demanded his passport, but
it was refused him, and he installed himself this
months, to a haw in the Res be la Orme& ; the
government has prevented him from quitting the
capital for the preasnt."

The Mmager de Bayonne has received a letter
from Madrid which has the merit of presenting a
graphic picture of the capital after the conflict, and
at the same time narrating various facts and episodes
that occurred in connection with the coop d'itat.

MADRID, JULY 17.

" Workmen have been engaged since this morning
in replacing the paving stones that were used in con-
struting the barricades. Circulation is every-
where re-established. The city police have resumed
their beats, and walk with the same slouch as natal
along the foot-pavement. All the shops are open.
The public vehicles are beginning to run as before.
"The crowd is directed to the principal centres of
the insurrection. The cannon have seriously injured
a good many houses, chiefly the hotel Medina•Cmli,
which appean ready to fall in ; the Platens, (Mint);
the palace of the Count of Coate; the street of los
Nansens, and that of Toledo. The hotel of the
Countess of Montijo and the adjoining houses are
riddled with balls. In some streets, opposite the
Place of the Angel, for instance, soldiers occupy the
balconies. Sentries are stationed at the entrances of
many other streets. Detachments of troops, escort-
lag outs, an busily paying domiciliary viaits and
collecting once. Private ante of vengeance are feared,
if the most vigorous measures be not taken at once to
prevent them. There is a rumour afloat that the Cap
ten. Gnomic! Madrid, Barrano.Doni loves, inpassing
this morning along the street of Hornless, in com-
pany with his wife and an aidsede-camp, narrowly
escaped a shot by which the aide-de-camp was killed.
Notwithstanding this, onfldenos has gained strength
during this afternoon.

"The report is believed, that Mews. Bizto-Camara
and Reserve, who were in command of the 3rd Light
Regiment, were killed. Rmilius Castile:, the young
and brilliant democratic orator, i. wounded and •
prisoner. The other editors of the democratic jour-
nals have Bed or lie in concealment The Duke of
Glocksberg was fortunate enough, I have been
assured, to save the lives of four or five insurgents
taken with arms in their hands, by disputing on their
behalf with morons energy, and demanding the
postponement of their fate, when the soldiers were
going to shoot them under the gateway of the resi-
dence occupied by the Company of the Credit
Mobilier. One of them still held in his hand a
musket yet heated by the shot which had just killed
one of the soldiers' comrades.

" General Dales received a shot on his breeat-
plate. The bullet either glanosd aside or was spent.
" It is thought that Don Patricia Beceenra lies con-
cealed at some embassy. It was his brother for
whom the police were on the look oat yesterday, at
the • Cala Seism,' where he bad made his appear-
seas in the afternoon. On the Place de la Cabana
he was seen, they my, to throw himself fell of
enthusiasm in,o the arms of Farhat& He has not yet
bees discovered.

"In the first momenta of the contest her Msjesty was
surrounded by the Duchess of Alba, the Dukes of
Baylen and Saragossa, the Marquis of Alcanioss, the
Counts of Peaoarostro and Altamira, General Sao
Miguel and Doo Melchior Ordones, formerly Minister
of the Interior. The following presented thesiselese
also at the palace :—Cienenla Urbistondo, Larroeha,
Bans, Riptide, Galling and Rodriguez Soler ;
several political personages, rook as ex-oisiaters,
members of old or new Cortes, journalists, amongst
whom they mention Mews. Egana, Zaragoza, Non►
dal, Centro, Yams Rivadensyra, Renege, the director
of the Diario Espasol, with Messrs. Roberts and

ether editors of that journal ; Brenton, the director of
the lispotta, end the staff; the editors of the Epoto,
the Ber, and the Occident' ; Don Garcia de Our
vedo, the Marquises of Tabnernigs, Oviedo, and del
Moral, besides a great many other moons, the vut
majority of whom belonged to the conservative party.
" It was no sooner known that they were preparing
the insurrection which has just drenched the streets
of the capital with blood than almost all the chiefs
and officers unattached came and placed themselves
at the orders of the Queen's government.
" They my that Brigadier Lnjan, an ex-Minister,
having presented himself to the Minister of We:
when the critical moments were over, found his mili-
tary conduct energetically censured. The President
of the Council declared to M. Lulea that he was sus-
pended front his office and would have to appear
before a court-martial. The same meows is mid to
have been adopted with a colonel and three general
officers."