Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-31
RICHMOND wHIG.


RICHMOND WHIG.
THE SPANISH INsURREcrIoN.
hApkiD STILL TRANQUIL-RETREAT OF THE
INSURGENTS TOWARDS PORrUGAL-sUPPREs-
SION OF THE OPPOSITION JoURNAIs-REPoR-
TED INTERFERENCE OF FRANCE
lhaird July T. Correspondence o, London caroniei.l
some large portion Of the troops In Andslusia
JOIN ne insurgents who proceeding 10 that direction
the present military movement bids fair to prove coun
manque II Is said that they have 400 or 400 e;,; T.,
their ranks but popular rising has taken place in their
Vor nor does appear that they tho Intervention
OF the people a, an element Of their succes In MAKING
tue late rising General oDonnen Gsuerals Dulce Nes-
sin Rose de Orlnno &c, relied upon promises Of coon
Grafton given them by other military chie and desired
TO conhne the movement OF the military willing To re-.
ee'e assistance from quarter keeping the drec
uon o. everything in their own hands. This might bs
AA enough, provided they were OF success but
leaves open to suspicion people a, ars. that
all that is really sought for is change of Ministry and
an order of thing which should place ODounel nd hi.
friends at the head Of ars the room OF the Cam, f
san LUIS and his colleagues and In that case the people
IN general would feel vey lte interest the question
This 10 shown by the indifference hitherto d.played n.
madrid and throughout the country Ii IA report.d tb,
joined the insugent troops Manzanares
WIN .hah oody oil cavalry but the government have
received 20 information the SUBJECT General R,zer
Minister of War; ei, this morning Arapuex and Fem
bieque to take the chief command Of the povernm.n,
troops. The latter arrived at Tenbeoue yssso,.n
ming. The railroad had been sufficiently restored ~ s
for the conveyance of the infany The nsurv,n ,roops
were at haczacares yesterday with their no,s
at Puerto Lsp hc-evidently in full march for Andaln
sia.
Now, on the principle Of audi a!iera parton, NAV
state that have number Of the Boiet;u del F;~,
eo ConstueioEaf published the head Quarter. nj the
insurgents, which represent, their affairs prosperous
state IL contains the account OF the Vcavaro ,fr "a
given in yesterday letter. that they have been on
ed by 200 officers OF different that one companv of
the Reiua Gobsnadora and company of the Es,rens
dura regiment have come them that at AIcala
they were Joined by 900 cavalry he Prncipe and Far
nesio regments and 800 conscrp;s that three
les Of the Principe infantry regiment aud three
oil the Constitution regiment came them from Toledo
and that they have formed bataons OF volunteers of
Madrid.
asserts that two persons have been seut 20 them bv
| ODonnell
In consequence OF some stsicturea In the HroL
on the conduct OF General Dulce that general has
cd letter to that paper dated Val ecss July which is
o likely TO see the light in the columns of any ,ourp.
here is not very well wreu but seeks to Justify his
conduct, as proceeding from purely patriotic motives
| Thus he says
the oath which the Sovereign OF CASTLE takes on mount
ing the throne, who upon the Holy EVANGELIST to
maintain nnd cause TO he mainaiped the Law Of the State
ADD II should not do So wish not To be obeyed-G
81 aSi 10 hiei,re 9,To ser oJedscdo) II IL INV
conviction that the Queen has wanting to this oath
and this being so rather than become guilty treason
Snst the nAion have preferred being guilty of treason
against the Snvereisn-(dntes de ser REQ de lisa naeon he
| pr.feriiO ssrio dc iesa Maoestad)
some republican parties have appeared in the province
OF valencia one party Of fifty presented itself at
Aloaat del Sotels on the morning Of the 4th and sur
pred seven soldiers of the Navarro regiment who were
Conducting seventy new couscrips to Corona They
wanted the soldiers join them but as they refused
they csaimed them asd carried them force to the
Sierra de hurviedio where they stripped them of every
thng. corpora, however, managed to escape on the
road force OF civil guards had been against them
| by the authorities of Valencia
The withdrawal of the civil guards from the high road.
mas begun TO produce s natural consequences The dill
gence which les Madrid for Barcelona on Wednesday
night last was stopped at Canias league from Mad
rd at midnight by i've men, armed with guns and car
oines They did not couhne themselves to taking the
money and watches Of the Passengers but turned ali the
luggage into the road, and made deliberate
OF IT, appopriatng themselves such articles OF dress m
th'y thought proper and taking about hour in tho
operation.
Two hundred cavalry (carabneers) and battalion of
infantry have arrived here and 600 civil guards who went
Railway, have returned TO Madrid
Ii has been reported land since NJ de Turpots return
the report has been repeatedly of troops have
been made by the French government that of Span-
understand however that there foundation for thia
report.
MADRID, July s, 1854.
The Opposition journals being entirely suppressed
and the Ministerial publishing nothing but what Ia
10 ther slde while the telegraph
to Paris takes only the quinesence Of the latter there
is little chance Of the truth coming to light except
through such channels my and other correspcn-
denee | must impress upon you one thing, viz that
there is no enthusiasm here either side When the
Queen came in from the Escoria for instance she was re-
ceved with vvas from the troops because they we're given
by word OF command but the assembled spectators were
perfectly silent.
As II impossible to st the TRUTH in many cases. from
the exactly contradictory statements put forth on each sds
tho only way Is TO let each party speak for itself much
a W hO has h,
gence and passed through the nsurgent Yesterday
at Aaddtos describes item in very good spirits and
confident OF success while the bulletin issued las, night
by the Conde de Quino, Civil Governor says
The rebel forces continue their retreat towards the
neighoorns kingdom OF Portugal Yesterday they left
Hadndcos In the direction Of the province OF Ciudad
Real and Cuenca de Gusdiana Distrust hos possessed it.
sell o their chiefs up to the point Of having thought il
necessary TO divide their forces into three columns the
first left the said town (Msdiidejcs) at two A. N tho
second thine and the third attSoP NJ Deserons con.
tinue the soldiers aud officers seing all the occasions
that present themselves, to the Hsg of their
Queen and country, eursng those who have per6diousy
| deceiyei them.
At the time Of Ia est dstes very little was known at
Lisbon o the progress Of the Spanish nsurrecon aud no
movements favorable to the had taken place ON
| the frontier provinces.
Gen. Jose de Ia Conchs has been ordered by the French
government to remove from Bayonpe 10 Bordeaux.
Madrid, July IL, 1884
| capital " "'
| Valencia, are being hoty pursued
Ihe division that was expected at Madrid has arrived
iAMoND DI,MoND i-Ju't received large Of hand
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