The Sun.
London, England, 1842-11-25 00:00:00

ANsuR,
nEC.TION AT BARCELONA.
Thr! following'
_Wel-41.'14'6e dispatch appeared
In the lifonitaur Parisien of; Tueaday night:—
" PERPIGNAN, Nov. 19.
A- courier, who left Barcelona the day before
yesterday,ss has just arrived-. The diligence of
arcel”aa had not reached Figueras. The eva-
ejl
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-nn of Barcelona by the troops is confirmed.
The General Zavala is in the hands of the
4"ll47gents. They speak of three officers and 500
len having been killed.
PoPular junta- leas been installed. It is
irnPostil of men but little known. The Presi-
reril.t Is Don Juan Manual Corsy. It has pub-
lished Proclamation, which recommends to the
Z-n1t)1/4men Union and Condzme.4, and does not
et ,nne word of the Queen, Espartero, Don
(NS) or of the aim of the insurrection.
INlonljuie, occupied by the troops, fires upon
poet toter continually. The citadel is in the
rer of the rioters.
tr" They Write on tic 17111 from Valentia that
"'Ts had been sent far the Mesestrarz."
" " BARCLONA, Nov. 17. •
The E
troops were engaged in the streets on
theel"ith, at eight o'clock in the morning. After
t'
l'"ura fighting and a less of3oo men killed
,4; te"ntidtal, the Captain-General, seeing that
windOws and 'terraces of the houses were oc-
qhPie(l in ail the city, by the armed National
too -", retired into the citadel with his staff and
Apt;ilegiments. . The other regitnent and the
aa" ,feraailave gone to Artarrazanas. The re-
uer of the day was employed in making pre-
rations on one side and the other.
Ite‘;).()a the 10th there was a firing both of mus-
the'Yand cannon a great part of the day. All
eita btra et_ we
re barricaded. The garrison of the
0-1.4! as without provisions. The citadel
rit-,en's lls into the town during the night.
th",a'nrniee• betbre day the troops evacuated
'll-adel and went- out of the town, leaving the
ofd~e to the Pos'aession of die insurgent militia,
ssolleh the number was increased by the militia
fort .„',{.l:( ig!.l)(;iiring towns and •villac:cs. The
the -4)ltl.julc had likewise thrown shells into
„cinarteis of the municipality.
A junta has been fitrined, and it signed a
altr
sa,,iptillialion with the regiment of Guadalaxara
the }lnd remained shut up the building of
toiat'lliversity. The General commanding the
itite-riur,Y force had asked of the Juota what the
toe-t''nns of the people were, and he proposed
4v0i°,141, e• to an understanding,' for the purpose of
tha;:rilg greater disasters, and stop the destruc-
seed the aka.
3 The overtures thus made sue-
ex,(l. They are negotiating at present.
I,l° inhabitant had been menaced in person
hserrnPerty. All the French inhabitants had
stlatiaresPeated, and the Consul had received as-
c< ice that lie had nothing to fear.
tnyi„ Ile Royal brig, le Meleager, had given an
tsalm"ln to several Spani4.ll refugees. The Corn-
Cap,,,T bad received on board tile family of the
14;14-General. It is thought that the move-
811reala the object of which is not yet known, will
The c' t" all Catalonia, at Saragossa and Valentia.
tosstrlPlnbers of the j ttnta say that there is no
heat,'",rae:Y, and that the people had sponta-
-444115'' taken up arms to defend their rights,
the -by
,tllO imprisonment .of the editor of
orae'rjarnal called the Republican°, and by the-
kilitr6giYen by the Government to submit to the
enlistment.
bY Oah- Provincial deputation- had been called
tity re Ulna to take measures of order and secu-
Th r°lll the very commencement of the revolt.
futeseven constitutional' Alcades had taken re-
°h
tat, board the Meleag
Aer.
Nee" Surrender of tlte rtarrazanas has taken
able' and the following proclamation to the
din-
fantsi of Barcelona was published by the poli-
jest ~eptlief on the 14th, in die evening on the sub-
-4 the,. troubles :
,
43.e:LAINIATION PUBLISHED BY THE
ii;l/4111 POLITICAL CHIEF.
aseaPLoNa.-a-Yesterday night public order was
s'4lt,..eked`i; in this beautiful and populous capital by
rQAti and evil-intentioned persons, m con-•
11 of the laws, and the tranquillity of the popu-
r4lo they-began the disturbance by insulting
i the
"Pritaft the Port del Angel. According. to the n-
`l44:4)n that I have received from the General in
aP4tt of the place, the groups formed around this
is saving been dispersed, others collected
beingeore the
vitht,l"-alsistoriales, some among them g- armed
Cl;likeketts- The brave guard of the National
on :-1,13" hein in cheek. Warned of what was
theAt Governor-General, I marched imme-
t't ' .
the entry
a strong escort to reinforce this point.
arance of the Place St. Jayme, I was insulted
ts.gleav (,51.(41P4 who had assembled there, and who
ti: ecei;4;el,(ll),),' their cries to prevail on the guard not
do 400 • "e. But as soon as I had given ordersb to
t() charge them, they dispersed and a an-
ttit tae
aalnia,sl Alnace. Immediately afterwards the. Con-
la love lose-oVl,a7untamiento
_assembled. Its patriotism
laqttioa oader are well known ; and, in, con-
'(lo4....witit me, it deliberated on what was to
a
atsafr National Guards, who had been either se-
t-0(144:4n their duty, or were of the number of those
41r ee:nour their uniform and sully the arms which
a.: 411 c iltry has given for the. defence and the main-
t°-e of , • -
theat 111 Ale tranquillity, assembling together
quartaAnY ()ram from the authorities, proceeded to
ik•fg,h 114 era of the third battalion ; there were among
ser• taus,. eer and several National Guards. armed.
ai,e‘e aaets belonging to other battalions. This
tb thse'rsed of its own accord, as soon as it knew
Ivielth to authorities were taking means to reduce
taa?_thet:libtoission; notwithstanding some of them
Ors a',was reason to believe had been the pai-
-I,' tits ott-ll't the chief of the insurrection, were arrested
(jrnillle of the Republican. At six o'clock in the
ets4. a, retired to my own house, having dismissed.
‘vla i)s their g rest quarters, with the satisfaction of
tratlt of a a°.red public tranquillity, to the re-establish-
stal4`"h the authorities and all the corps of the
la4()tilv militia effectively contributed. The militia
sia ontribut Ito support the authorities when
thews cc
'ailed for by them, but the great majority
'll4a `+ati
4,4 tßents °nal Guaras, despising the appeals of the
to dto remained quietly in their houses, disposed
ek.c'sa baa,rins but when they should be called upon
the'i°ll tejtalegitimate authority ; and I took that oe-
Asrteo,a,,tr7ll( these good citizens in the name of
Gust 4ora, •
ust;,roeil taal„ately, the public peace has been again
as a4lov
tori-a s • caroups assembled before the Casas
tsatherei danaanding satisfaction for my conduct,
fre" astes€:ae from prison of those whom I had caused
torn the 'ed• Five young men separated themselves
the Pas, to
forced a constitutional regidor to ac-
Pesll4tae 1, and came as a deputation to me, in
g Pie . of those
l•ta ate • wretches who call themselves the
t)e,4. ortunately for them they found that I had
to ta butt, a, I not to accede to 'their criminal de-
thesegitta° nave them arrested and delivered over
ette, 'aeselent of the tribunals. In consequence of
11141:411(1 public order' continuing to be t.bref
-ur its 1.1.;15e of the powers which the law invests
'anttenance, I ordain and command_ _
te as
meeting of, an armed force f
Ivy
Vtlike abti;3'n-2 it is 4.l:G.Taerillys forbidden, unless it be con-
,,ehaut a,
LT •t under the orders of
to/aAr, a 2. Px;eed conformably to the laws.
tos;ila re, "at the officers of the said guard are per 7
th except'°llSible if they call together any armed
4ra, chile •• ' said local au-
it I. " the orders of the .
of Art
the 3. Every
:(k,a Permanent armed body, not forming a part
0)4111 by th army or the National Guard, con-
t, tie arrestede proper
authority as above mentioned,
and retained in the quarters of the
the Art 'ina until I shall have been informed thereof.
4. The
Oft, gliares assemblina of more than ten persons in
raj haita„;_roe nd streets of the :townis forbidden. If,
times summoned to do so, they do
4ed hodPirat' and withdraw, the patroles, or any other
of 4e of Y 111 jell may. be employed in the main-
]ay
il'ats ..trallthe easier shall disperse them by force
A5t,11414 ant all those whom they
,may be. able to
eve ratan. conduct them the quarters of the
14%Nr ti, the 's that they may be afterwards delivered
aro tr.ibunttls, and tried conformably to the
zAksir:al,ll,,t_lcu,l.arlj: to law 5, title 2, book 12 of the
axra a. c"( 1/ ztacion..
""forrnabl to the law the orders
`-Q(l.sail
Taallieati of •'e in force immediately after the pub-
-144 With the Present proclamation, which shall be
aid greatest solemnity, according to the
„I,(Sigt,e'i(nns of the country.
l'areea:,-/ "JUAN fa UTIERREZ,
C. V. 14, 184.2. Political Chief."

D
AThe s,ssion A.IADIIID, Nov. 15. . Wei,
~
,of the Clutmber of Deputies opened at
pt, 'c'c• f.-,enor A'carisa, as the oldest deputy pre-
ti '"vetkpied the Presidents '
II "li, kat , chair.
14'eatt a) and Cos;ans, took the3ilrMs.ea3
Naer,, 4 secretaries being the youngest members.
seats etrhe'
illaec'. \4-I\r"e of ihe 'Ministers appeared in their
Chain
the 44' Alonedero read from the tribune, the acts
illatto,...e PreParatoryand 'opening sessions of the
c were approved. e
41144 orlh'Lwhi h -
Itv.‘ t' ,-* -.` (leputies then assembled in the saloon,
`dli ,11-4,lnlinber (I`,3o).liing fbund 'sufficient by the
—"vie of the Reglyntrnto the elections of the