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/ OF Valencia and Toledo, have acknowledged the
government established at Madrid" Several men
! bers OF the Cortes, who were mostly compromised
In taking the King from Madrid, have manifested an
uneasy disposition at the state OF affairs. Sir VIM
A'Court, has promised them safe reception at
Gibraltar.
| Every thing was tranquil at Madrid on the 5,h
OF June. The troops continued their advance upon
Seville, and the provinces were rising with enthu-
siasm in favor of the King. A proclamation has
been issued by the Regency, addressed to the Con-
stitutional soldiers. The inhabitants (say the roy
alls papers continue to eyince the happiness which
they feel at being delivered from the revolutionary
yoke, and their hope of soon seeing their King re-
turn. Every thing indicates that their wishes will
soon be accomplished. The Regency inspires uni
Versal confidence. Valencia expects the French
army with the same impotence as Seville The
two towns will be ernancipated nearly at the same
time. All the towns of Gallacia have sent in their
submission. Morillo had retired into the Austuras,
and 1t is said he has been joined by Sir Robert
Wilson but this is improbable, if the news direct
from Oporto was correct, that he had arrived at
that place on the Sth of June The Regency has
published proclamation addressed to all the Con
stitutional troops, from which the greatest effect
expected. We have said, and repeat it, (re-
marks the Courier of the 2th,) few days more
and the revolution will have disappeared through
out the Peninsula. Every where it ends as the as
pect OF our soldiers, and the panache OF Henry W.,
SO unpopular is the revolution in Spain. Some SOL
ders, and the treason OF several chiefs, explain the
month OF March, 1915, in Spain, as the same cir
cumstances did the month of March, 1920, in
France. This revolution will be as ephemeral as
those of Naples and Piedmont.
In the Court of Kings Bench, June o. in the libel
cause OF Sir Hudson Lowe against O'Meara, for
certain statements IN his "Voice from St. Helena"
fhat had M IN fly
given day for the trial.
From, the London Courier of Jun2 10.
| A; late hour this morning we received, by ex
press the Paris papers oil Monday. Their contents
are of considerable importance, and we hasten to
| lay before our readers the following extracts from
them -
ARMY OF THE PYRENEES.
Report Of the JWnj0r- General to the Secretary oil
| War.
! MADRID, June l.
| "My Lofd-His Royal Highness having Judged
it necessary to march some troops to hndausia and
Estremadura, have the honor to inform your Elk
cellency that two columns one of 1000 and the other
of 5000 men, have been formed for that project; the
| FIRST commanded by Lieutenant Gen. Count Bor
desoult will proceed by the route of Aranlu ez La
Mancha, and Cordova, for Seville, while the other
corps under the orders of Lieut.. Gen. Count de |
Bourmont, after having joined at Talavera de la
Reyna, the advanced guard of Gen. Vallin will pro
coed by Truxio to Estremadura Arrived in that
province, 1t will operate according to circumstances
either TO march on Badaios or Join the first column
at Seville. The movement OF these two columns
will commence to-day the troops Of the reserve
remaining at Madrid, have been put Professionally |
under the command of Lieut. Gen. Viscount
Castex, with the exception of the division OF
Cuirassers, there will only remain in Madrid corps
OF 5000 men, composed Of battalions and regi-
ment of cavalry OF the guard, and part Of the divi
sion OF Autichamp of the LIST corps and the remain
der of the troops will be encamped in the enyirons,
so that they may be Immediately united if circum-
stances require it. His Royal Highness does not
wish to keep in Madrid more troops that The service
requires. (Sgned)
sinai. Gen. Count GUILLEMINOT."
Report Of the Dugjor General Of the Army Of the
Pyrenees.
"MADRrD, June 8.
"My Lord--In my report OF the Goth OF May II
had the honour 10 acquaint your ExcelIency that
His Royal Highness had authorised Count Molitor
to suspend his movements upon Valencia in order
to continue his support OF the operation of the 18th
corps; the division OF Pamphille La Crox passed
the Segre at Baanger and maneuvred in the direc-
ton OF Cevera" Count Moior arrived al Caspe
on the 29th, where he would proceed to Alcanz TO
encounter Constitutional corps, which he was in
formed had pursued 1900 Royalsts in that direc-
ton"
"Santos Ladron is charged to continue the block
AIDE of Monzon and to occupy the points of Binar
cas-, Belver, and Zaden, and to carry his advanced
posts as far as the road to Lerida and Fraga."
1 account Moior has left troops at Saragossa, the
castle Of which is in state obedience. He has OBJ
tanned for the Spanish General who commands the
Province Of Arragon, all the means necessary to
proceed to its organization
Mai. Gen. Count GUILLEMINOT."
! The Universal says, that the district of Ronda,
which in the war OF independence, so successfully
defended the cause of the legitimate King, has just