New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-17
SPAIN.
THE APPROACHING ELECTIONS.

Correspondence Of The London Times.
SEPT. o. ls54.-The Government has received in
formation Of Carlist movement in CataloDis.
party of Carsts entered the Province of Corona
from France. were joined by other insurgents, and
surprised and defeated company oil infantry OF inc
line II is believed the rebels are commanded by
N brothers Trstany, well known active parsans
in the former instructions. | have seen letter
from the Colonel of the Soria Regiment, commanding
al Figuer6s. who mentions the existence oi severh
small rebel bends in pursuit Of which he was about
TO sally forth. As yet the affair ia thrilling, but 1t Is
mpossible 10 foresee what aspect it may assume in
The course of a few days. The accounts give you
are the first. Tomorrow we shall probably have
further details think there is little doubt tina the
Carlists about 10 make combined effort ire
mains to be seen what support they will be able to
obtain II not crushed in the origin they will doubt
less make Catalonia the chief scene OF their opera
tiops The accounts from the Basque Provinces
confirm the belief that few of their inhabitants will
rally round the banner under which they 50
long and bravey fought l have not yet
succeeded in getting sight OF Count monte
molins proclamation, which Is SAID TO De
signed not by the Count, but by Generai Eiio' euu
TO contain an attack the Queen, representing her
as unworthy TO reign, putting her conduct In an
odious LIGHT, and denying the Legitimacy OF the
Princess of AstuIias. IL is question whether at
tacks upon the Queen Will give fresh PresnSe 70 Non
temop who is greatly in want of il; or whether the
professions of liberalism said 10 be also contained IN
his proclamation will increase the number of his ads
berents. The general feeling in Madrid seems to be
that be is man of small capacity, aud quite out oil
the question as a candidate for the throne WnateVer
his chances of success however, his party may be
the cause of great embarrassment TO the government
specially in the present nury OF the exchsquer anu
unsettled state of certain provinces, II th-y once
succeed in getting footing In the mountains, anu
they have sufficient money and arms to carry on
GUERILLA warfare. You will remember what toid
you in my letter of the 18th instant OF the activity OF
two Carst clubs in Madrid and of the enlistment oil
officers now serving in the Queens army, TO whom
In he lpy FER
uVon to Join the forces of the PreeDder This seemed
10 indicate that an early AMI important movement
was contemplated, and possibly the affair in Catalonia
may be its commencement. Until We have further
intelligence, however, an opinion can hardly be
ventured.
The coming elections daily more and more absorb
public attention. No less than thirteen editors OF No
drd newspapers are proposed as candidates m the
provinces. Not satisfied with this, number of the
directors and editors of the press of this capital have
held meeting to decide upon list OF candidates for
the representation of the province of Madrid. The
following are the persons fixed upon: Generals ; an
Miguel and Dulce Olea, Alcal1e of Madrid; the Mar
quises of Perales and Fuentes de Duero the banker
sevillsno,) Don Gregorio Lopez Mollinedo Don
Emilio CASTELAR, professor of the Normal School Of
Primary Instruction, and the same young man who
made an eloquent and telling speech at the Deno-
cratic meeting Monday last; Rus Fgueroa, editor
of the Macon; Enrique Csneros, director of the
Union Liberal joaquin Sandino director OF the EH-
roma and Cavo Asens0, editor of the IberIa. Thus
fonr out Of the eleven journalists Three Of these
a newspaper to-day says, were drawn by lot cut Of
number OF asprants. The Madrid press does no, for
oct 10 take care of itself Ii must De admitted how
ever that some OF its members are highly intelligent
men as well qualified as any In Spain to grace the
benches Of the Cortes
We read to-day in the Diar'o tspaf that the Pro-
-. E,sc,oral Jupts of BadajOz has decided that
be Candidates It supports must neither hold &C.
W., Coyeynment employment, lucrative commits
sions or favOrs of kind during the time tina; they
~. pS's,,ages for members of their family within
the fourth degree Of conssngunty In the next ine
% and consistent unta excerpts from this rule
the present Embss.dcr in London the es Minister Of
Fomento Generals Inante fsSc ACC c sus .o
ar nOs The Dario asks If anything can be more
F I;dcuIcus than this and lsmsnts tbs: Spsn1Frd'
shns,d thu. make themselves lsughinssteck tor ha-
rope. n the statement be exact and the isc.s a.
beIlisbed by the Modersdo Dsa''o the PrVeoeAs' "