New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

threatening summary vengeance In case OF resist
ance. The official answer of the municipality
was as follows :" The city of Madrid wishes to
watch over the preservation of the person of the
Queen. that precious trust which has been conf
ded to it. 1t Will await the result of the engage
ment which must soon take place to pronounce
itself" 1t is to be observed that there is not one
word about the Regent in the official answer.
The Paris papers Of Sunday and Monday throw
considerable doubt on the alleged flight Of Espar-
tero, and the authenticity Of the teiegraphlc des
patches alleged to have been received by the gov
eminent
The Madrid papers of the 18th state that OH
/ the preceding day cannon and musketry were
heard, and the capital was defending itself at that
period against Narvacz. Some of his soldiers on
the 18th had seized on the Veterinary Hospital,
near one of the gates; but two pieces had been
brought forward and fired against them. The
insurgents retorted by smart discharge of mus
kerry, which killed two artillery men and wound
ed four others. The rest of the men hastily re-
turned to Madrid, leaving the pieces outside, but
which were eft behind by the Insurgents, though
they might have taken them. The greatest una
nmty existed among the National Guards and
authorities in the capital. Nothing was known of
| the Regent, but 1t was thought that he still
going towards Cadiz. An address has been pub
lished by Evariste to the National Guards, prais-
ing them in the highest terms for their conduct.
PARIS, July 24.-The news from Andausia
states that the Regent had arrived at Cordova on
the l6th or 17tl He arrived from Anduar where
he slept on the l4th. The troops which he had
under his command were estimated at only 600
cavalry and 1000 infantry. 1t was also stated
that Van Halcn, on arriving at Ixeres, had only
600 infantry and 300 cavalry, the rest of his troops
having deserted him News has been received
from Madrid to the Goth. Things, there, remained
in the same state Narvaez had quilted Torelon
for the purpose Preparing TO Guadalaxara whith-
proceeding. According to the bulletin which the
authorities have published and which is dated the
llth, the negent was at st. Elena. There can be
direction Of Baylen, and there be little doubt
that his intention was to menace Seville. The
musketry firing did not commence till the even
ing of the 18th it was continued next morning,
but the firing was not at all destructive.
Madrid, July 23.
DerEAr OF SEoAHE AND ZURpASo-SuREEN-
DER or MapRip-Narvaez and Seoanc's troops
met Yesterday at Torelon. after an engagement
of a quarter Of an hours duration they fraterl-
ised. Seoane and Zurbano's son arc prisoners.
Zurbano aed, and is hid in Madrid. The cor
poratiun is this moment in c6n5ultaton to surren-
der Madrid Internationally. The militia arc r.
turning 10 their homes. The troops which pro-
nounccd under Emma occupy all the posts. Mar
!aea will enter with his division at five O'Clock.
The Monitcr OF Satur2a3 publishes the follow
ing Telegraphc Dispatches:
Bayonne July o.
Madrid was tranquil on the 25th. The troops
who had pronounced entered the Capital on the
23d and Oath. They defled before her Majesty.
The palace was perfectly Free
"By DEGREES Of tie 23d and 9th, the Lopez
Ministry is reconstructed. Other DEGREES make
the following nominations -Narvaez, Lleuten-
ant General Captain-General Of Madrid, and
Gencral.in. Chief of all the troops in the capital
prm, Count dc Reuss and Governor Of Madrid /;
Quinto, Political Chief: the Duke de Baylen
Commandant of the Halberdiers; AspiroS, Iieu-
tenant General and General-in-chlef of the first
corps of operation and Cortina, Inspector Gen
cral of the National Guards.
"The journals of Madrid, which had suspended
their publications, re-appeared on the 24th. The I
Patriota and Espectador have ceased to appear
GA division has been detached from the army
Of Narvaez to proceed to Andalusia to reinforce
General Concha.'
BAYovNE, Aug. 1.-The Duke Of Baylen has
been named Provisional Guardian Of the Queen.
The Ministry has changed the municipality of
Madrid General Cortinez has been named Chief
of the staff. NJ. Olozaga has beer restored to his
functions in the supreme tribunal OF war and ma
rine
Generals Rilort and Minisslr have adhered to
the pronunciamento at Cacea and at Cludad Real.
4 decree of the Minister of War, sent to Es
partero, declares that be shall be outlawed and
punished as rebel, if he continues hostlities In
the bombardment of Seville.
On the 25th the negotiations which had been
entered into between the citizens of Seville and
Espartero had ceased, and the bombardment had
commenced with renewed vlgor.
MADRID, July 26.-The capital is tranquil.
The Ministry has assembled to-day, and the de-
liberaGons of the Council lasted several hours
To convokc the Cortes, or to form Central Jun
IA, such has been the subject of their deliberations
1t is generally believed that the Ministry will stop
with the first of these measures.
The rumor is circulated that Cadlz has pro-
nounced.
The ezpeditionary forces, which left Madrid
for Andalusia, are composed of sixteen battallons
600 cavalry, and some batteries Of artillery.
Loss OF THE PEGAsus.-A wreck, attended
with great loss of life, occurred on THURSDAY
morning last, near the Fem Islands, the scene OF
the Forfarshire's wreck and of Grace Darllngs
heroic deed The disaster is thus narrated by the /
Edinburgh Observer
.sThe Pegasus, which has piled between Lelth
and Hull for several years, left Leith harbor on
Wednesday afternoon, having on board, besides
the crew. Sixteen or seventeen IN NUMBER at
least sixteen cabin and about twenty steerage pas
sengers; but the probability is that the number
was greater, for several individuals are Known
to have goue with her whose names do not ap-
pear on the hist at the Company's Office. The
vessel sped on her way till midnight. Just when
the watch was changed, the captain being on