The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

THE SPANISH REVOLUTION.
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QUIET INSTRUMENTATION 'DoSNELL, AND TIL
CITY PREss-GEsERAL CoHCHA AND TIE SOL
DIEEs OF pARCEL0NA-THK DIPLOMATIC CORPS
AND THE EDITORIAL DrESER-PLENTY OF NEWS
PAPERs-THE JUNTAs AND CENTRAL GOVERNMENT
Madrid (Aug l6) Correspondence Of London Times
large number Of persons, all Of the lover or
deIs, we're arrested yesterday for making disturb
ances and endeavoring to bring about general
strike among the laborers employed on the roads
streets, ard other public works. The prisoners
have been released, however with the execution Of
about thirty. They met little success In their tur
tuent attempts, for the men they strove to seduce
into riot well paid and are contented enough to
work. To Cay the town is perfectly quiet but Things
cannot be considered as in very settled state. The
government, however, has received assurances o.
the complete and unTeserved adhesion and support
(for the maintenance Of public order, Of the laws,
and of the political programme Of the Ministry OF
the Corporation, the National Guard, and the pro-
viz cial deputstion.
This is satisfactory, and, for the present, q
guarantee Of public order. Yesterday and last
night strong patrols of National Guards were to be
seen in various parts Of Madrid doing their duty
steadily, and firm in their resolution to reprcss
attempts at disturbance, which would now only
proceed from Ill intentioned persons and from 70
dictionary Vaccinations. The civil Governor Of
Madrid, Senior Sagasti, is, fortunately, man Of
Ecbague, the military governor. Both are Of un.
doubted liberal politics, and they are popular with
the Madrilenos, who place full confidence In them.
The following ore the most important passages
sagasti, to which referred in my last letters
Art Domicliay visits are prohibited, except in the
cases provided for by law.
Art. 2 ANY person. who attacks, under whatsoever
pretext or motive, the dounicle Of citizen, shall be
placed at the disposal of the tribunals The respect
able inhabitants and the National Guards will give
their cid to the alcaldes against the authors of such
violence.
Art g. TIE use Of all kinds of arms is prohibited to
does not belong to the the National
Guard, Or who does not hold permission from me.
that appear in Madrid viii all be subject Is the condi.
Art s. vendors Of periodicals and flying sheets win
announce their titles andthe news they contain alb
staining from expressions offensive to morality, and hay
ing tendency to disturb public order.
It appears that the Patriarch of the Indies has been
intriguing in reactionary sense with the King, who
is great bgot and to whom was owing the re-
establishment of the Geronimite monks at the Els.
Sor Patr0cinio, whose five wounds it appears, have
broken out again. stimulated, doubtless, by the same
irritants she was formerly proved to have used.
This arch mpc stCr her confess0r Father Fulgencio,
and several other persons Of her intimacy, are also
to be sent away.
Accounts from Barcelona continue to be favor.
abe, thanks to the energy. courage and 1udiclous
measures OF General Concha. The following is his
general order Of the 10th inst
scldiers-Ihe cause of liberty can suffer no stain on
the banners that defend it. On the 9th inst the batta
ion Of TaIragcna committed horrible crme rebeling
THIN ORDERS were given for it's defamation: but the
submission with which it yesterday presented ITSELF
begging to be allowed to lay down its arms to implore
ments Of the government ana the magnanimous heart
of the constitutional Queen, to diminish the chastise
riously demanded expiration. This has been made.
The battalion of Cazaeores Of Tarragona has been dis
posted in the citadel corporal and two soldiers,
chief authors Of the scandaous crime have been shot,
Company which TOOK no part In the ssdtion being ey
cepted viii reccmmcnce In the colonies thcir term OF
service soldisrsI have assured the Duke de Ia Vic
antee Of the loyalty and discipline Of the army
bound to say this In your honor, and thank you for
having aided me to secure it, Your General In Chief
MANUEL DE LA CONCHA
| The subscriptions opened for the widows aud or
phans Of the revolution at the Office OF the Clamor
Pub!ico alone, amounts, up to this day, to ,700
think omitted to mention that Lord Howden, who
is ever forward and generous when collections are
made for charitable objects in Spain, gave ESQ to the
fund. Don Francisco Murrets, the wealthy and
well known Spanish merchant in London, has sent
the princely donation of f20o. This gentleman, al
though resident far from his native land, has fire.
quenty proved that his heart still warm towards
it. by RENTING considerable sums for the relief Of
the poor and the support Of hospitals Among other
donations made by him and his brother was one Of
an excellent clock and organ for the church Of San
turce, their native village, near Blboa.
| Tc.days Gasdte contains great many removals
and appointments in various departments Of the 60
yernment: Don Juan Antoine zayas replaces Don
Aflalrs; Don Jose de Pizarro Boulgni isappointed
Minister to the Court Of Saxony; Don Gerardo de
Souza, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Pienipo
tentiaIy to Parma and Tuscany, goss TO CONSTANT,
Jabat replaces Don Federico Bourman at the Hague
/ Don Vicente Gutierrez de TerAn Is named Charge
d'AnAires to Costa Rlca and Nicaragua in place Of
Don Diego de y Cusdra; Don Francisco Estrada is
Senior Eagasti has published another proclama
ton to-day. Its principal points are the announce
ment that the government has provided funds fol
the continuation Of the canal Of Isabella H., and
that the corporation on its part, aided BY the gov
| ernment, has found means to give occupation to a
! large number Of laborers. IL urges all persons
| who had work in progress, but who have suspended
1t since the revolution, to cooperate with the go
ven nient by resuming it, and to give employment
/ TO tic deserving class OF working men. Confidence
| is also expressed that liberty and order run nc
risks while Epartero is at the head Of affairs and
tho National Guard support bim
| AT dinner given BY tho editors Of Madrid, all thu
ministry were pIesent--a most unusual occurrence
! EspaItero proposed the toast Of Liberty" t.
| which o'Donnell hastily added
Tho Constitutional Queen"
| Mr. Soule was invited, but cent al apology.
/ Newspapers begin to abound here. Two new
! ones--La Union Liberal and FL Sligo XLX.--hayt
! just appeared. Senor Iglesias, the editor Of thu
Iigoga, also Of recent appearance is appointed
! The Spanish Consul General 10 London, Senol
Mora. Is to be removed from his post. It is SAID
! that Don MaliaJo Carsi viii replace him.
! The few provincial Juntas who continued to ac
/ independently OF the Central governments hav,
( desisted from so doing. Upon the whole, thing
today are looking satisfactory. There was some
slight fum0r this morning Of q ministerial crisis
There was not the slightest foundation for il. TIL,
Council Of Ministers f. as write, holding its usua
afternoon sitting. The affair Of the preamble seem:
! to bave blown o-er. The Union Club has lost manl
( Of lis NEST important members. The frmer atti
tcde Of the authorities and Natioral Guard has ha!
I good eject.
An important piece of news is published by ta'
PATS Patrie =: ON the 18th, deputation, composed
q The leaders OF the barricades and Of the clubs
waited on EsEaiterc 10 request him TO suppress t1,
Article In the decree convoking the Cortes, which
ass down tha. the dyDas.ic question cannot be DIS
.rssed b the rev Constituent Assembly Esparteroa
first replied to the deputation that they Gu sht eithe
to share the confidence rcposcd In him by the nation
K or else govern in his place. A hong and warm di:
custom snsn0d in which Espartero, in taking ieav
4 Il tie population, recommended them 70 adares
.hc;r nathan Tn Tho Council of Miniatgra Tina Al.