Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-18
AFFAIRS IN SPAIN.

TnE REPUBLICANS ASD MR. souLE-A SLY HIST At THE
SALE OF cuBA-TnE FRENCH REFUGEES TO BE BAN
IsHED-wnERE THEY ARE co TO, And now THEY
ACT-wiLL MI. soULE BE RECALLED?
The Paris correspondent Of the London Tu,s, writing
on Sept. 20, slludes follows to Mr.. Soue Cuba and
the Madrid republcars:-I do think, however that
the chance of tranquility being disturbed il 20 much a,
Madrid as in Catalonia, and particularly at Barcelona
1t is certain that active agency work to get Up an in
'nrrecIon in that Principally matter on wha, prete1
Those whose aim IL is to confusion and anarchy in
Spain little care what bloodshed may follow or indeed
what may DO the consequences provided chance /. Of
fered Of attaining their own selfish ends Among these
agents ATE several foreigners we'll US spaniardshe
tfdHi rdas Of Iberian democracy The Spanish govern
menl must not beeye-aDd presume does not believe
-because the prime Of disorder is abssnt from
Madrid that, therefore, peril no longer exists Conspa
cies may be directed from Paris aud from the Pyrenees
from Madrid or Barcelona The
ia limited in nsmbers, but audaoous and determined II is
stated that earnest is the desire to establish their ys
TEN that they would no: hesitate give up one OF the
possessions Of the Spanish the foreign govern
meni that would aid them in the realization Of their plans
They perhaps, are quite in earnest, but they are made
Tools OF by an Inscriptions agent, whose object Is the
satisfaction OF his own ambition Money has been di,tr
buted abundny Barcelona and 10 other parts Of Cat
ona. The government Of tho fact and will
leave nothing undono TO crush any attempt that may be
made there or elsewhere.
Paris Sept. 27 Correspondence Of London Times
telegraphic despatch from Madrid dated YESTERDAY
ats r NJ gives the satisfactory intelligence that public
tranquility had not been disturbed Another Dispatch Of
the date and received subsequently, announces the
adoption Of very necessary on the part Of the
government namely, the removal from the frontier towns
OF tho French refugees TO tho provinces the south side
Of the Ebro They nterdcted from residing In Ca.a.
Iona aud the Basque Proynces but may establish them
selves 10 any other psr Of Spsn with the exception Of
Madrid. The Ebro in lie passage dividing Atragon into
two nearly equal parts they have the southern portion Of
that province open to them. II s difficult under the cir
cunsnees 70 blame the government for its conduct In
this matter, could expect that IL would allow lie
existence to be lput In peril aud public tranquility eIpo-
sod to be disturbed by professional revoIuonists who
abuse the hospitality granted 70 them by the country they
have chosen as their residence Barcelona has been for
years tho hvorte residence Of refugees the msjory we're
FRENCH but there often 70 be found among them
Italians, Poles and Germans SO long these persons
confined themselves to industrious pursuits aud respect.
cd The laws the county they not molested ],
49, however, fact that not merely late occasions
but 10 previous instances, the refugees strangers
to the disturbances Of which Barcelona With its large
working population, has been 90 often the thcsue-