The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-02

The ex-Queen OF Spain is at Paris actively en-
gagged, II Is surmlsed, IN abeung the purposes Of her
party.
The Budget which the French ministry produced
is dended as most unsatisfactory. After all, IT il
abundantly clear that the Guzot party have recei.
we'd blow and encouragement.
Spain.
Spain continues to be in a very unsettled condi-
ton IL is said that refugees OF all opinions IN
France are iocking TO the towns the frontier;
and among those who have approached Bayonne,i is
Jauregny el Pastor
There has been disturbance at Malaga in con-
quence OF the dismissal OF Lopez and his Cabinet
The French steamer Gassendl called there the
25th OF May, and found that the place had been Tor
some days in state of lnsurrectlon.
The intelligence from Malaga, Grenada, and AL
merla states that the Juntas installed these towns
continued to direct the movement, which extended
to EstepoDa, small town situate between Malaga
and Gibraltar. An insurrectlOuary attempt was
tried at CadZ on the LIST inst, but without success.
BY accounts from Saragossa, OF the 9Th inst we
learn that number OF persons OF influence IN this
city were preparing to emigrate TO France tor tear
OF an outbreak, which was considered Inevitable.
"The National Guard" says the Touonnas,
"was in possession of all the ports, and had COM
PEELED the military authorities To JON The movement.
The latter, however, had succeeded u efecting
their escape, bringing with Them all the troops, on
the night of the 25h great number OF men
ed with muskets, and provided with leather belts,
full OF cartridges, (smugglers, doubt,) were com
ing In from the neghborlng villages Carts and
horses, carrying mnskets, had entered the city,
whilst other arms aud ammunition were landed
from boats On the 10Th, when the GdssendI lett
Malaga, the Square OF the Constitution armed
with National Guards, who loudly demanded the re-
call OF the Lopez Cabinet, and declared that on no
other condition would they recognize The authority
OF Espartero."
The Commandant of the National Guard, sup
ported by his men and Customhouse Guard, talked
the people into reaction; and the Provisional Junta
dissolved al his approach The revolt was produced,
says account, by reports that Madrid had had a
prOnuniamento III favor OF Lopez; but the Io,1on-
mas ascrbes 1t to parues who wished Tor an opportu-
nifty of smuggling; and the Madrid EspartddT says,
that during the disturbances two vessels actually
landed on the coast cargoes OF tobacco and piece
goods, which were carried INTO the interior and Sc
cured; while the smugggers hoping tor continued
riot, sent to Gibraltar Tor further supplies The riot
actually renewed, and the lnendlene was
killed.
In Granada the Captain General Santa Cruz re-
VOTED, ard formed Juuta; document appeared
in the Madrid journals purporIlng to he procama-
ton issued by Santa Cruz. Inc tale was at first
supposed to have no better foundation than re-
view, or some other ordinary military movement,
in which the Commander had been engaged but
on the 10Th all disguise was thrown aside.
In Catalonia, matters wore rather more serious
aspect. Colonel Prm reused the people OF Reuss,
on the Both and he issued proclamation nomlna-
ting himself and others as a JuHta, declaring the
innocent Queen Isabella to be III the parricidai
hands of those who had violated the constitution,
and denounclng Espartero's Government as sacrl-
ticlng every thing to England, and contemplating
the sale o" our Antilles both sides the oceans p
Cuba and the Philippines. Captain Mians, who,
like the Colonel, d Deputy to the Cortes, was
| President OF the Junta Their motto 10 the inn
mediate majority OF Queen Isabella, and the Con
sutution OF 1887" The excitement spread to other
! parts but 1t had not everywhere assumed the de-
cided shape OF overt hostility TO the government.
TarragoHa refused 10 open Its gates 10 Prlm, at the
| head OF 5000 militia and volunteers. In Barcelona
| the municipal authorities issued proclamation on
The 2ls stating the facts of the outbreak at Malaga
and Prim's revolt not advising the citizens either
way, TO JOIN II or not but containing engmatcal
illusions to the past. The Captain General, how
ever, strengthened his military posts, and detached
force against the insurgents.
| The Presse, which is the organ OF the ex-Queen
| Regent aud high In favor with the French govern
| ment, publishes some very questionable accounts
from Barcelona of the 9th instant, winch announce
that General ZuIbano had narrowly escaped with
his lite during his short stay IN that city. In the
I morning OF the 9th numerous groups formed on
| many points, and traversed the streets, crying
| Death To Zurbano!' Death 10 Espartero" The
| house in which Zurbano lodged was already sur
! rounded by menaclng mob, when q battalion,
sent by the CAPITA n General, came TO his relief
The authorizes having recommended him to avail
himself OF the protection afforded by this battalion
! TO quit Barcelona, the general called Tor some ca
I vary, which having arrived, he placed himself In
the caro-, and followed by Wagon laden with his
| fleets, he left the house The popuace, instead OF
| being awed by this imposing force, having become
more camorous and menaclng, Zurbano ordered
he infantry charge the people. which they refu-
ed TO do. He then addressed himself to the caval-
", from whom he experienced similar refusal. -
The general then dashed forward sword In hand,
accompanied by few horsemen, and made his way
hroUgh the multitude. The cavalry galoped alter
I'm. and followed him to The gate without COM
nlttng any act OF hostility against the people, who
iterwards seized on the wagon carrying the luggage
4 the general, without any opposition on the part OF
ne troops, brought It TO the harbour, and after
,reakng il into pieces, threw the whole into the
The captain immediately proclaimed martial
tw but the municipal authorities having lntertcIed
re former revoked the measure, and order was
luckily restored
The Constitutional of the 9th announces, that
ranclscs Subna, better known by the name OF Ell
,osat, had gained possession OF the town and castle
Tcrtosa and been Joined by the garrison. Ac-
Jrdng to the same journal, some artillery soldiers
ID made their escape from Tarragona, and offered
ieir services to Col Prtm.
Portugal.
BY the Lady Mary Wood steamer we have recei-
I'd Lisbon adylces OF the date June 5. 1t is not
nsdered improbable that the negotiations be-
yeen Great Britain and Portugal will be reversed,
I'D that these negotiations will be dismissed, and
iused in London.
royal decree has prolonged the sitting of the
Cortes to the end OF the present monIh, measure
which the disturbed state OF the northern districts
ot Portugal warranted II In fact, their present posi-
on did not absolutely require II.
Turkey and Egypt.
Letters from Alexandra speak of fresh disorders
10 Syria, arising from the OF the Albanian
nd Turkish troops. The Albanian troops are
ated to have beeu driven out from Trpoli by the
Inhabitants, and 10 have retired 10 Beyrout, where
ley renewed their excuses of theft, violation and
massacre. A letter from Constantlnope states that
he Emperor Of Russia has de clared that no person
stall be excluded from the list OF candidates for the
sovereignty OF Seryia, and that Sir Straliord Can
iung has received instructions TO support the pre-
tensions OF the present Prince IN new election
According to the same letter, the Austrian Cabinet
j. doing all IN It's power 10 obtaln the election OF
Prince Mosch. Ths source OF the information pub
llshed by the Cousutucionne is net, however, en-
tited to much credit
India.
The latest date from Bombay is the lat OF MAY,
and from Calcutta l4th OF Aprli. There had been
another important military affair in Scinde Major
Stack, who was proceeding from Sukkur to Nv
derabad IN command OF brigade, encountereda