The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-01

1t appears that barrcades were created that the in
srgents had to be disodged from several houses and
that II was after conflict that was en-
ploycd against them. After the rising put down
the different points of the capital strongly pro.
tected by military forces at the Pucrta del Sol for
ample there were several pieces Of cannon, and the
balconies Of the neghboring houses occupied BY
soldiers, ready to fire. The bondo. declaring Madrid H.
state Of siege sets forth that any person not giving
up his arms. uttering sedtious cries or committn
other specified offences to incur the penalty of
ing shot. In report to the Minister of War. the
Captain General states that great number of citi-
zens and soldiers had been arrested with arms in
their hands that many Of them immediately
brought to trial before a court-martial and that
pursuant to the sentences Of that tribunal eight
soldiers and five citizens shot P,.kets Of the
regiment Of Espana, ts which the condIned olsers
belonged, executed the sentence. number Of pri-
soners were condemned to the hulks for life The
military cuprts whom the sentence was passed had
their uniforms torn OFT and were publicly degraded
All the garrison present ut the execution of the
sentence. and after the men had been shot General
Pczucla addressed tho troops, and maze them file OF
before the dead bodies great number OF other pri-
soncrs were in custody awaiting their trial The cry
Of the insurgents it appears, Viva la Libertad
Viva la Republica ~ Some nobcmcn and wealthy
gentlemen having waited on General Narvaez to CON
graduate him on his conduct during the day which IL
appears was very cool energetic, and soldierlke, H..
modestly discaimed any merit and ascribed the ri-
umph Of order to the people. The Gazette publishes
an address signed by vast number Of the high arts.
tocracy. expressing loyalty to the Queen Similar ad
dresses from the commercial community and other
classes il is said to be adopted General Fulgoso
has died of the serious wounds he received in com
batting the insurgents little while before his death
he raised to the rank Of lcute nant- as
reward for the skill and bravery he had displayed
MADRID BorRsE.-Threc per conts., 2II Two per
Cents, l4A, Exchang. on London, 81. The mer-
camille position of affairs throughout Spain docs
not enable us to quote the rates of exchange with
perfect accuracy Paper, with the exception OF
that upon London, is scarcely negotiated. AT some
placcs-Barcelona, for instance-transactions are
quoted at from to above the rates quoted al
Madrid.
Important from the Continent-Neyys Of the
Coalition OF the Great Powers.
Tho Paris Riforme has tho following under the
head Of
NEWS OF THE COALITION
An aide-de-camp Of the Emperor of Russia had mr..
rived at Vienna, charged with n confidential mission
for the Emperor Of Austria. 10 referred treaty OF
alliance between Russia and Austria Similar neQoti
ations have for time been going at Berlin nd
at London with view of renewing the coalition
against France This extract from Wen m letter
OF the 9th Independently Of the camp Of Nuremberg
aud Of Um, camp of 10000 men will be cstablshed
between Cobourg and .jchwernfurt In Belgium tn,
mi nistry have sent ordelY to the military governors
provinces for the mmec tate roppe to Of the mi
tia of 1s47 They V repair by the 2Sth to the
camp Of Beverloo On tSe other hand, the coalition
continues to dev~lope ts,lr Already has the Danish
government invoked tt intervention Of Russia A