New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-09

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We are cop6d.n; ;ha. these sentiments ~, o.;
Re e ,,S-Sis ODopp.U Dulce, Mss IA KOS d. 49,
N 10 o,lcrs Who bal Tho glory 81 TsnS a-AuS' W.
amy on the M, morahe -eih June .r ,b,
Tie following letter gives an n,e'es'-"s "-
revolt in Madrid
M,DRID. Jlly -, 3. \ II.
could rot ce, home last night, the streets o.'ns
,efsa Nv military and insurgents. who wo1"' n .0i
ne 20 mas Al the present ent hnd mt'' 'N So
sort prisoner in my own house. ihtre : on ~
about 30 wards below my door, ana 'h'.l.t %, a.
r,is shove t-uethsr Il them Is ye' occupied, ""1 ~
;be md of the street, ersconCed among some 'u4s '
boarding the result OF 81 SaTtorus denloi'i,ns .N
surccnfs are skirmishus with the troops. II .-:5 -"
div. N, nee they will fall hack upon me ''r..Ol"
vl;ch however are no; worth much. beng couipl>e'
,t,fy fulsuk> broken boxes ard o.d mating S'tIn.
r;ly attributed BY the neighboF elthes rom
ctt iii of such Improbable articles g. 80 'viA
With Il . cause whose service they dtvoe ~ -
s,ch abundant pavement A. thcy taN' ~ '.'.'' g..
,I "a make tarrcades ha; should BE- the envy 81 ."N
,;,d world instead 81 (which boy m.i- hi almost N'N
, tt 10. he fabrics they ro;se. Those. however,
~ some rrctocton ocains the v'iiryS 'l llS
,o,dt hsre IRE q cr,e. urwbcr ot bagric@I'S iu '
to-day All that mysCit have seen, btsdts 'i.>' d"
mCuiioced. ere two that block mp tue .Nl.. " ,
Gale d, S,yilla. narrow tagged '.s'e' ~ 90 T5s
posts az cach erl ~ prevent the pass se 81 car
trsr-,-crts have TAX n NJ hc faE' pu,d te ~ gu
otler lc.vctr and on either side The pos : au" i'
low I'm. ,,ron- wa. Tie Gale de Scvaa connects -
~, y, rant .tr,,,s az Aca'a end san Geronimo. ana
should not wonder Il h, were some sharp sAir-""-
tlGe to-cay. . am,
,ftfr sent oil my letter Yesterday tl.tt W.
fchc IN the town but have not been able ~ learn me
Sac ccscquorc,s although have reason 20 believe tlSl
the trccrs had the best OF IT, ~ about q c.ck I'l'
column composed e., two or three companies ot l'hf.
,,,o Guns ard ricket Of cavalry OF the civic guard
ma, Ell the house i'm which wa-. proceeding 2pAen'y
toward the Plaza Mayor. AMI soon a.o"ari t' s'u'g
of cannon and mu,ketr! wes" beard. lL,, 80 Gu
presume. IN clearing The Plaza Mayor. aud an informed
they also drove the insurgents gu' OF house o1 WnSn
H., had taken possession. BIt am a. yet but cany
supplied with nto.l-cuce. iof since P'S'-hF N"s
+, hes been difficult 10 obtain H. people remaining very
much iudoors ont 90 respect 20 stray s.oS WI" az
rather tutu'. Three urucNy Watet-csttt whose o.
c.pat6u necessarily takes them mu % abroad have been
accidentally Knocked over When u r." da'N NeS'es-
day evening the firing nearly ceased and on "er"Wt
was quite susVondoda least must have been 50 IN me
IN. larer portion of the town for could heir no st
To the surprise OF eycrN body, most % me streets 'r3 t
In total darkross. Not lamp was lighted ana NOBODY
showed lights ~ Their WINDOWS oUt, %! que .,,.ia
coted everything snd apparently fc.red mo l'e' 9.
rooms, Cor BOT even q E..lmet was "tit' d. .o
cross streets were Illuminated, uut l'e i"'l'1
most trofornt da.lra~. Whether or not this state
Of tUIs arose from Le fears OF The lan)gher anb prI
ttucc II thc inl -btanswho having no orders from ir
authorities 70 uu maze toy IN perhaps the contrary was
inttudeo-I ON unable To say, but the eject vas COOL
IL was the cause that the evening ana nlE pAS'cu n
Observation-Disclosures and military az their posts W
inc aud watching hut not moie,une each oil'r ~ !
o clock this morning, as w"i ,A n3u. ~ 90 fu
Puclta del Sol al was quo'. The G1he'na'llh wa. lu
of i,rs hat saw 20 insurgents, although SOON aver
got in few shots we're loard mi m an hour or ~ Il
frcl,rtd up into little kirmi,h There are now three
Lo,r.,aJs within srht of ny windows. Amcnt the iu-
surgerts are many b -ly ,pec.a1le-ookne n.n' Vh'
extremely well dressed and Of geutemany "ppeoan' p
has lust lccn at the nearest harrcade apPoehtI s"S
dir ,t,r Tho house doors ordered 20 be lc open
Nary Of tie people ,und AZ their doors or rather Ju
within them and talk TO the Insurgents as they P"' 10 t
ho am rather anxious ~ 20 the possibityo sen"nS
this letter to-day unless things take sudden turn IN the
course IT the next four or five hours for 1t appears ut
the trooIs ia the Puorta del Sol fire on every cFh@h VINO
shows himself aud the longer and more crctos routes
- the Post Office all beset by troops ami insurgents
numt or of streets have been named To me winch are
fun of tauicades.
lhele is 10 lotorcarrying newspaper0 eliyerng IN
the present OF things. presume the Madrid papers
ublishod usual bu the have NOT !e' reached me-
Thee clock approaches but there is change in The
state of things The Insurgents have compleel 'ne,r
prcpOraons. which extend 10 several streets o the nor
side Of tie Puerta del Sol and probably 70 others that
know not of. Besides forming bTricades, they have
taken the paving stones ana carried them IN baskets 10
the third and fourth floors OF Gle houses 10 throw down
upon the troops by whom they expect shortly TO De At
tackled. Mattresses hung the balconies to pro-
number of men, and still fewer arms but me arms may pc
in The houses and will of course come from the
foremost barbados in proportion as they are driven from
them cannot learn at what hour the attack expected
IL will doubtless be sharp work for both parties. Ii the
insurgents have sufficient and ammunition, which
doubt they may possibly repuse the troops tor tner
blood is evidently up and they seem determined to hight
10 the last To-day is nothing TO what tomorrow "il
be- just shouted gentleman with black beard OF
Republican aspect 10 acquaintance over the way
II his prediction be verified tomorrow Wi! be rather
pleasant day. The insurgents have had the front rooms OF
tie houses cleared of furniture, that they may not be I'M
pedod in their
This is no ordinary Spanish proauHcia enO, beginning
with noise and ending in smoke. II has all the earnest
ness end ferceness ola Partisan revolution.
HaEpast =. MI have just made a ruitless attempt
10 Get letter sent TO a house near Queen Christmas pal
ace II easy find a messenger, since the distance
is consGeI and part of il in the hands OF the lnsur-
gents part in those Of the troops lie got 10 some streets
Of and obtained speech of of the superior chiefs who
told him the thing utterly impossible but gave him
word in writing prove that the man had done his
best execute the commission. The account given me
by the the preparations Tor defense Is ter
rife aid combined with what myself have seen, induces
me think the revolution will triumph The Ministry Of
the Gobernacou on the Puerta del Sol is bOckaded by
the insurgents and is said the troops it contains run
short Of provisions and water In Madrid you are
aware is supplied chiefly by carriers from the pub
lie fountlns captain OF the staif has just come IN with
flag truce. The troops in the GObernaciOn offer If
the insurgents will suspend their fire. to evacuate the
building and march 10 their quarters The insurgents had
before offered them these terms with the further condition
that they must lay down their This they will not as
yet agree 10 d. but probably will ultimately be compelled
10 accept the condition. In reading what write,
should succeed in sending it 10 you tomorrow, you Will,
of course, bear in mind that situated as am, can get
but nsurgent accounts. They speak very confident
ly and say that they hold nearly the whole town that the
military shut up in their barracks and dare not issue
forth, and must ultimately Yield They expect Buceta,
the Republican chief who sleZed Cuenca with his men,
but say they do him. for that they abundant
y strong. am ignorant whether the Government has
sent anywhere for additional troops but they have,
they certainty cannot be here yet awhile and indeed do
nOtknow whence they draw them, since they have
dispatched many to the South
Ny messenger describes the barbados in Of the
streets lie passed through tremeniOus-formed OF
large beams Of wood vehicles and heaps of stone. He
mounted staf officer and wounded soldier brought
prisoners The insurgents he states be very esOlue
and very fierce and Of that can judge from those
abOutme. Death 20 Christina is he says, the faY
tie cry among them. have heard those in this vi
ciny utter any particular cry. They, of course have
little IDEA OF discipline bu, seem Obedent 10 their chiefs