New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-17

soya in garrison Sarsgossa had risen II armed lnsuf
ree,sn With IT. Colonel Brgadier Jasn jose De Hore a.
h on the morning % the Goth iasi IN the Cattle OF
the A6sferia where II wac qusered bal occupied me
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"Inu,eii,lyS The eiealc eOonss "si ss cane . ne
porse q ne csI,l GsIeTs h-t eeeeT he1 az isto ne
81 The Gion q ths city CIesps Of Gnsd e''iAa'
thea sslyeg GelsiBs H. Esiv' p-r1i O. De ieos. 20
1se. sSins IL ss elr.doa tbsT bsrTeI. q to's
SI, s I'D .nb.r % The ".~sss,. beeouias taon re
Captain Ctu,Ts pat hese Al the head o. TIE ~
Sssh With ~ eorj7teti1n vh tsi ca, soi
h, ~ he .vsrins ihs yesrnsno cSIvs ga i
sye ito BnSd' Hoe On re fs.s &c tss 5.i.
completely ir ,'rsteo BY t,e vif'i ssd ~, , af m
,os 70 eeS,pv snd the osoiert % re art3
rsi.sI,S Ie many pen they h'a held 'aa ~''
they had been compelled 70 sbaoeoh
The intelligence Of this disastrous affair mat nave
come at horses utmost sped and iafher afr'1s orr
,nxiop,lv expected II is dicul; as ye' to nsce me on
ON ~ The revolt which evidently III conbined =
Ioibe thst Concha in his passage through Stra2oea
may have lef directions with ms pen!'oi-' To''n nv
Bon but nperfecily and partially executed II is coasd
80 ;ncpsT tbs, 10 ober regiments bstalons joined
Nat Of C0rdova but the contrary that the garrison
Eueh 90 steadily sgsn.t IL Bu. We have az y-t very
mesger information on the subject and aa through the
sole channel e the Government Gas@te
Immediately following the circular shove gwen CONS
sponibg him Judge and punish with the utmost rg "
Of marital law al the chief, officers seTgean and sol
der who took part in the insurrection sad al the
eyiEars Who were taken With arms 10 TIE hands Then
CONES the most important document Of ALL 80 on !
circular from the Minister at War to the Captains General
If Provinces which runs a. foliows;
Th ore,p hom God prs'rv being informed Of TIE 'lnfa
Ior utsJy th II Safoa whish had 90 sooner
lIost usBsy cbIs ieo and VI =
prevent all essss fon co1sp nf u9le-
Sovc Of soe0rid by the laws 20 good err
,Ish diy AID melting revolt other nianas o. ne Wilde
ryifg army aud pIOpgsi o. osord ID tti- pfoE
bss NE EXo.eney shoua inne,
D. sh al the districts under Jour com 1aut -hs ItFo
se; seeing that stys Government s de'srnsd 10
srs five force 90 the laws Il every pfi'e
lecoric circular from the Ministry Of the oVernh n'
10 The Governors Of the Provinces referring mem 70 he
circulars from the Ministry Of war Occurring Iaa 'o
Government il determined % maintain 70 NC a't gap
d0 f,o1eI the laws and public order closes tins snort
but very important senes Of documents
Tins l. the whole Spsiu placed under rntfIh ii"-a
.,, Of hines UNPARALLELED since the end OF the civil war
Owe 10 The very short time that has elapsed since these
facts became known people here have M yet been unable
81 On 10 conjecture what next expect The crihe
Is Itreuey serious end the perpexy Increased by he
oul in what sense the revolt taken place, although
,Le most natural inference is that Concha ts 1sgaor
R,endier Uore served under his command IN Catalonia
s.d vas known 70 be well affected to him
(;oDzales Bravo has just been arrested Generals ser
,sno and Msnzano the latter also former subordinate OF
80 Concbn has been sent de cU0rt but 10 what places
have not vet been able to learn. Madrid is quiet, but
tbere il much anxiety abroad We shall soon doubtless
besr OF more arrests.
Two extraordinary couriers have arrived from Sara
sud are shut up in the main guard house and not
slov ed 10 deliver their dispatches There are strong re-
Uorts abroad Of Disturbances at Barcelona.