Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-06
The spanish Revolution.
laFFALRS " MADRID.

The spanish Revolution.
AFFAIRS IN MADRID.
QUIET Observation-Disclosures, o'DoNNELL, AND
THE CITY PRESS-GENERAL CoNCHA AND
THE SOLDIERS OF BARCELoNA-THE DIPLo.
matte CORPS AND TIE EDITORIAL DINNER
PLENTY OF NEwSPAPERS-THE JUNTAS AND
CENTRAL GOVERNMENT.
Madrid Aug. l5) Correspondence OF London Times
large number Of persons all of the lower orders were
arrested yesterday for making disturbances aud endesv
prng TO bring about general strike among the aborers
employed the roads streets aud other public works
The prisoners have been released however with the ex
cep,ion Of about thirty. They little success their
turbulent attempts for the they seducs into
riot well paid, and conented enough work.
To day the town perfectly quiet but things be
considered "a 10 very settled state. The governme IT.
however has received assurances OF the complete and
reserved adhesion and support for the maintenance OF
public order OF the laws aud Of the political programme
OF the Ministry of the Corporation, the Natioaal Guard
aud the provincial deputation.
THIS is satisfactory, and for the present. guaantee OF
public order Yesterday and last night strong patrols
National Guards be in various parts OF Mad
rid doing their duty steadily and firm in their resolution
epress attempts disturbance which would only
proceed from i'll intent oned persons aud from
Vaccinations. The civil Governor Of Madrid Senior Sa-
g.s, is, fortunately, OF energy acvit and juds
ment also General Echague, the military governor
Both undoubtsd liberal politics. aud they are pop
uar with the Madrilenos who place full confidence 10
them.
proclamation posted yesterday by Senior ssgas which
/ referred in my last letter:
Art. l. Domcilary visits prohibited, except in the
cases provided for BY law.
Art. q Any person who attacks under VII pre-
motive the domicile Of citizen shall be placed
the disposal OF the tribunals The respectable inhabi
tants and the National Guards will give their aid to the
alcsdes against the authors OF such violence.
Art. 3. The Of all kinds of arms is prohibited
vhomsoever does not belong to the the National
Guard, or who does not hold permission from me.
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that appear in Madrid will all be subject to the conditions
imposed by the existing laws Of the press
Art. g. Vendors Of periodicals aud flying sheets will
their titles and the they contain abstain
ing from expressions offensive to atty, aud having
tendency to disturb public order
II appears that the Patriarch of the Indies as been
intriguing in reaconary with the King, who is
bgot and TO whom owing the establishment
OF the Geronine monks at the Escuria The Patriarch
is relative Of the notorious Sor Parocinio whose five
wounds, it appears have broken out agaD, stimulated
doubtless by the same irrtans she formerly proved
have used This arch mposer her coniessor Father
Fugenco aud several other persons OF her intimacy
also 10 be sent away
Accounts from Barcelona continue to be favorable
thanks the energy courage and udcious measures
General Concha. The following is his general order o.
the 10Th instant
Sojiers-The of liberty suffer no stain on
the banners that defend IT, On the 9th instant the bat
taions OF Tarragona committed horrible crime rebel
ling against its chief and officers and assassinatng two Of
them. Orders were given for il. defamation but the
gng be allowed to lay down It's implore par.
don decided me, interpreting the generous sentiments of
the government and the magnaninous heart of the
constitutional Queen, to diminish the chastisements-
lmpuny impossible, and discipline imperiously de-
manded an eIpation. This has been made. The bat
talon OF azdores OF Tarragons has been dissolved its
Standard covered with black VEIL IL deposited in the
citadel corporal and soldiers chief authors the
scandalous crime have been shot, and 300 soldiers and
non commissioned officers (he Sd company which took
no part in the sedition being eIcepted) will recommence
in the colonies their term Of service SOdiers-I have
assured the Duke de Victoria that the of liberty
in Catalonia has the guarantee Of the loyalty and disc
plne Of the army. bound To say this in your hon
or, aud thank you for having aided 10 secure it,
Your Geueral-in Chief
MANUEL DE LA CoNCHA.
The subscriptions opened for the widows and orphans
Of the revolution, at the Office OF the Clamor Publico
alone, amounts. up to this day, to Gl 700. think
omitted to mention that Lord Howden, who Is ever for
ward and generous when collections made for chart
table objects in Spain gave ESQ to the fund Don Fran
cisco hurrietta the wealthy and we'll known Spanish
merchant in London, has the prncey donation of
goo. This gentleman although resident far from his
native land, has frequently proved that his heart was still
warm towards IT, by renting considerable sumo for The
relief OF the poor and the support Of the hospitals Among
other donations made by him and his brother OF
excellent clock and organ for the church OF S.nurce
their native vlsge, BilboI
To-dsy's Gazette contains great many removals and
appointments In various departments Of the government
Don Juan Anoiney Zyas replaces Don Antonio Csbaero
a Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs; Don jose d,
Pzrro Boulgni Ia appointed Minister the Court Of
SlTony Don Gsrardo dc So1za EnVoy Extraordinary aud
Minister Plenipoensry 10 Parms aud Tuscany goes to
Con'tantnople, replacing Don Antonio Raneme: Don
Rafael Jabat replaces Don Fsisrico Bjutmin AZ the
Hague Don Vicente Gutierrez de Teran Is named Charge
dAhAires to Costa Rica aud Ncaragus 10 place Of Don
Diego de Ia Csudra Don Francisco Estrada s appointed
resident Minister in Switzerland
Senior segasu has published another proclamation TO
It's principal points the that the govern
ment has provided funds for the continuation Of tho canal
OF Isabella H. and that the corporation on It's part aided
BY the government has found to give 10
large Number OF aborers IL urges all persons who had
work 10 progress but who have suspended II since the
revolution, 20 co operate with the government by re-
ming IT, and TO give employment TO the deserving class of
working Confidence Ia also expressed that liberty
aud order risks while Esparero at the head Of
Affairs and the National Guard TO support him.
Alta dinner given by the editors Of Madrid all the min
islry we're present. most unusual occurrence.
Bspartero proposed the toast Of Liberty to which o..
Donnen hastily added
"The Constitutional Queen."
Mr.. Soue was invited hot sent an apology
Newspapers oegn 10 abound here. Two new ones La
Union Lbsrai aud III Shgo .rLr-have Just appeared.
Senior gess the editor Of the Europa also Of recent
petrance, IL appointed civil Governor of Logrono
The Spanish Consul neral in london senior Mors IL
IN be removed from post IL is sad that Don Msrano
Cirsi will replace him.
Tho feW provincial Junss who continued IN act ipde-
pendsny of the Central government; have desistsd from
m doing. Upon tho whole, things to-day sre looking
satisfactory. There some slight rumor thl. morning
OF fnniasris crisis There the slightest foun.
dAtion for 1t. The Council Of Ministers IT, as write
boldns lie usual afternoon sitting TIE af,rs OF the pre-.
amole seems 70 have blown over. The Union Club has