The daily union., 1854-07-19

that the ls at o'clock in the afternoon the Queens
troops attacked the insurgents and gained signal ad
vantage them that the latter routed and that
officers and priyates had demanded leave
their duty
Madrid tranquil.
These dispatches all of course furnished by the
The Paris correspondent of the London Times says:
Several Spanish refugees who have been residing in
Francs have already left for the frontier for the purpose of
entering Span and these speak very nguiney of the u
innate success of the OF the associates of Gen
ODonnell IN this affair may say few words General
Ros de Olano proessed belong TO the Spanish Tiers
Parti, known the Puranos He was Minister of Pub
lie Instruction in the Pacheco cabinet of i847 which
half progresista, half moderado. He il who
cused OF playing his colleagues false and negotiating
repuuousy the overthrow of the ministry of which he
was member, and the restoration of General Narvaez
office which led TO the re-esabshment of the moderado
influence lie was partisan Of Narvaez. General Mes
sina was under-Secretary at War for some years be-
longed to the moderado party, and a confden-
ual friend OF Narvaez. Brigader Echague served
simple volunteer with General Lersund late Minister
War; IN the free corps called the Chapel Goris in the
beginning or the Carlist He not political per-
son lie belongs to respectable family in San Sebastian
ana was partisan OF Esparero. or Gen. Duce gave
some details yesterday He is decided liberal in the
sense attached to that word in Spain and the least
curious circumstance is that he should join the nsur
recuonary banner of ODonne who Of the leaders
OF the l-Esparterisa movement in l84 His be-
ing associated with ODonnell in the proclamation issued
to the troops is considered guarantee Of the liberal
tendencies OF the movement evinced by the demand for
the reeslablishmen of the constitution Of 1884, which
ODonnei helped to overthrow in l843, To give any opin
ion to the issue of the would be rash indeed
as in no country do things happen opposed to all
probability and all calculation than in Spain; and pre-
csey because the court is progate and the ministers
hated and the conduct of both merits the that could
happen TO them the movement may be put down If il
succeeds and the more advanced section of the liberals get
the upper hand the story of the Spanish BOubons told
for long time to come; if the government succeed,
may look out for coup d<dt and, indeed for anything
else that frightened and unprincpled government may
think proper TO do
According TO letter from Janina dated June 90 Fuad
Eendi left Mezova the l5th intending enter Thes
sally He arrived the 18th within league of Kalabaka
with the corps of Osman Pasha composed of 1000 regu-
lars and 1000 Arnaus He effected his march without
striking blow As the Ottoman troops advanced the
Greeks fell back their centre. These details COM
peted by which have received from Larissa
On the 18th of June the Turkish troops attacked the
Hellenic volunteers commanded by HadjPetros After
conflict of three hours the Greeks completely beaten
They had considerable number killed and wounded and
their guns and baggage captured The Greeks took
fight towards Agrapha and the rest in the direction
Of Olympus