The Sun.
London, England, 1848-07-15 00:00:00

SPAIN:

Madrid journals of the 9th instant have arrived.
The troops in garrison at La Granja, during the
sojourn there of the Court, are under the command
of ESPELETA. NARVAEZ was to leave Madrid for
La Granja on the 10th.
The inhabitants of Madrid are still kept in a state
of profound ignorance of the state of things in Cata-
lonia and the Basque Provinces. They are told that
there is not a single insurgent in Biscay, Alava, or
Guipuzcoa, and that CARRERA is laid up with the
gout at Toulon.

- It is with great delight that we have read a second
proclamation, issued by CABEERA, which we give
below :

" True to my oaths, and in pursuance of the honour-
able mission with which the King our Lord (whom God
preserve) has deigned to entrust me, I come to com-
mand, in the kingdoms of Aragon, Valencia, and
Murcia.

" Men of all parties will find in me but a friend who
will prefect their persons and their interests. Being
the first in observing most exactly the sovereign and
beneficent instructions of the King, these shall be the
only rule of my conduct. I will only be severe towards
those who may interpret them falsely, or elude by ter-
giversation their fulfilment.
"Let nobody prejudge my actions before knowing
them, or doubt that they will be conformable to the just,
conciliating, and admirable policy adopted by the fore-
sight of his Majesty. According to it all parties disap-
pear, and only Spaniards remain ' • hatreds are put an
end to, and a happy reconciliation, founded in complete
forgetfulness of the disunions of past strife, promises us
an era of peace and happiness, so much desired by deso-
late Spain.
" Let no one abandon his home, or interrupt his ordi-
nary avocations. Everybody will be respected in his
own abode ; all just claims or complaints will promptly
be attended to, and justice done to them.
"I make war upon the common enemy—the Govern-
ment of Madrid, and those who by orders of the same
Government may come to oppose me ; but even these,
from the moment they have surrendered or are con-
quered, become also my friends.
" The officers of all ranks, and the sergeants, will be
received in their grades and according to seniority. The
soldiers will be incorporated in our ranks, if they wish
it ; if not, they will be left at liberty to go wherever
they please.
" I shall make no reprisals, or imitate atrocious deeds
such as disgrace the generals of the enemy—deeds which
an experience of many years makes me condemn in my
heart and conscience.

" Spain, that ought to be independent, found herself
exposed to be sold by miserable and disloyal men,
whose rapines and mismanagement have sold her to a
pusillanimous and covetous foreigner, who does not
know even how to respect his own honour. Spain
claims your support to shake off the ignominy which
ruins her.
" Let us be Spaniards, and nothing but Spaniards ;
let us all march united to the restoration of the throne
of St. Ferdinand, so miserably outraged and soiled;
that we may attain the re-establishment of order and
equity, under the august direction of the King our Lord,
whose enlightened experience and misfortunes offer a
precious guarantee of the legality of his acts, of the
economy of his administration, and of the foundations of
his government being in perfect agreement and harmony
with our usages, manners, wants, and beliefs.
" Inhabitants cf the three provinces belonging to my
command, fly to arms, to ennoble by new titles your
ancient glories! Spain and Europe will admire you, and
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