Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-09-09
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SPAIN

The Regency of Espartero has at last been
brought to close. He has given up the con-
test without struggle. and taken refuge in
Portugal. CadiZ has pronounced against his
Government. The troops. hitherto faithful.
are going over to the insurgents. who, in few
days will be designated by another title, and
Government which. but six months since had
the support of almost every town and prov
ince III Spain, has fallen at once, as by stroke
OF paralysis. Three telegraphic dispatches
from Bayonne were received in Paris on Sat-
urday evening. The first announces that Ca
diz had made its pr0nunciGmento, and that the
authorities in Esparlero's interest had left the
city. The second announces that Espartero I.
abandoned BY the major part of his troops, had
taken refuge in the Portuguese territory where
he arrived on the th with squadron Of cav
airy. The third states il TO be certain that the
division of lrarte has gone over to Aspiroz, as
also the troops under Emma. Or the 18th
General NarvaeZ summoned the capitol TO sur
render, threatening summary vengeance in case
Of resistance. The official answer Of the rnu'
nirpaiiy was rs follows: The city Of Mad
rid wishes to watch over the preservation of
the Queen, that precious trust which has been
confded to il. Ii will await the result of the
engagement which must soon take place TO
pronounce itself" 1t is 10 be observed iha,
there ia not one word about the Regent in the
official answer.
The Paris papers of Sunday and Monday
throw considerable doub, on the flight of Es-
parero, and the authenticity of the telegraph
ic dispatches alleged TO have been received by
the Government. The Madrid papers of the
18th state that on the preceding day cannon
and musseiry were heard, and the capital was
defending itself at that period against Narva-
ez Some of the soldiers on the 18th had sell
zed on the Veterinary Hospital, near one of
the gates; bun two pieces Of artillery had been
brought forward and fred against them. The
insurgents retorted by a small discharge Of
musketry, which killed two artillery men and
wounded four others. The res, of the men
hastily returned to Madrid. leaving the pieces
outside. but which were left behind by the in
surgents. though they might have taken THIN.
The greatest unanimily existed among The Ma
,ional Guards ard authorities in the capitol
Nothing was known Of The Regent but il was
thought that he was still going towards Cadiz
An address had been published by Evariste to
the National Guards, praisng them In the
highest terms for their conduct.
PARIS. July 81.
The news from Andalusia states that the
Resen, had arrived at Cordova on the 10th or
l7,h. He arrived from And0jar, where he
slept on the l4th. The troops which he had
under his command were estimated at only 600
cavalry and 1000 infantry. IL was also stated
that Van Halen, on arriving at lxeres, had on
ly COO infantry and 800 cavalry. the res, 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 forejon for the purpose OF repair
ing 10 Goadalaxara whittier the united forces
Of Seoane and Zurbano were proceeding. &C.
cnrding 10 The bulletin which the authorities
have published, and which is dated the i2lli,
the regent y, as at St. Elena. There can be 40
doubt that his highness was marching in The
direction of Bay len. and there can be as little
doubt that it was his intention 10 menace Se-
vile. The musketry firing did not commence
ill the evening of The lTth; II was continued
mex, morning but The fire was not at all des.
iruc,iye.
MADRID. July %.
Narvaez and Seoane's troops met Yesterday
at Torejon. After 40 engagement! Of quarter
Of an hours duration they fraiernised. Zeoaue
and Zurbano's son are prisoners. Zufbano fed
aad is hid in Madrid The corpora.ionis this
moment in consultation to Surrender Madrid
Internationally The militia are re,snisg to
their homes. The troops which pronounced
under Enoa occupy all the posts. Nsrvaez
viii enter with his division a five o'clock.
The Moniteur OF Saturday publishes The fol-
lowing relegrsPhIc Dispatches
BAToNNR, July %.
MadFii vas tranquil OF lbe 25h. The troops
who had pronounced entered the capitol on
The 23d aud asih. They ds6ied before Her
/ Majesty. The palace was perfectly free.
| BY DEGREES Of the 25d and 2ith, the Lopez
/ Ministry is reconstructed. Other DEGREES make
the following nominations Naryasz, L.euien-
aai General. Captain General of Madrid. and
Genetal-in-Chief All tbs troops in The capitol I;
+ Pnm. Connl De R-ass and Governor of Ma
/ drid; Quint0. Political Chief; The Dake de
+ Baylsn, Comm aHdans of the Ha'berdiera; As
+ plroz, LisuieUani Gsgesal and Geaeral-iD-ehief
Of 'he first corps Of operation, ani Coriina, in-
I specior General Of The National Guards.
I A decree of the Minister Of War, sent TO
/ Esparero. declares that he shall be ontiswed
cad punished as a rebel. if he continues hosili-
+ lies jo tbs homasr3meni of Seville.
+ On he 25tn. zoe negotiations which had
been easerrd iaio between The eiiizeas Of Sc
vile and Espar;sfo had ceased. and the boIn-
bardmeHt had commenced With Feuewed tigor.
The eXpsti.i1naTv fegee9. which leis Mad
NJ fal Anlaiusi2. ars composed of sixteen
5ana'iaa 600 cavalry, ald some batteries Of
! aullley.