The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-21

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LONDON, July 7, 1864
Tie Insayrection IN Spci-B attLe bes-ovra she r..
asists and Insurgents--7ns Easter. War-TXe
Russian Repy-Ansfri1-- The Ci,mcr-Bomss~
ss.nd Bombayded Asasn- Cronstgdt- Troces
under Paraguay d'HiNi.T, Sent 10 the BaIsie-
Scbastopot- -Asta- -PMil,more on MutvalA-Ae-
uenas Returns CGnada-Stooks. &c.
The pronunciamento at Madrid, which has a.
sumed the character Of great military insurreo-
sion, has, in some measure, attracted public attea-
tion from the Danube to the Ebro-from Turhev
to Spain. The accounts received from the SpaulsA
capital are very contradictory. So much Is known.
beyond doubt, the insurrec.lon is headed ~
two or three distinguished Spanish officers; among
them Generals O'Donnell and Dulce. A portion sf
the garrison remained faithful. On the 30th &C.
riOus engagement took place between the Queens
troops and the insurgents. 1t lasted from noon III
nightfall, and numbers are said TO have fallen a
both sides. Tho Royalists finally withdrew inte
Madrid. General O'Donnell maintained his posi-
ton. You must not attach much credit to the IT,
egraphic dispatches from Madrid via Paris. Thav
emanste from the Spanish government, and havo
reason to think that the private correspondents
from Madrid has been stopped. know fog certain
thu. sor.e of the great London morning papers hAse
not received their correspondence as usual sineo
the 26th Of June. OF course all sorts Of repoets
are eagerly seized upon. One is that Madrid IL a
x,An ~ u:u <ban n.on
to abdicase, that Spain and Portugal will be mn
| ted under the young King of Portugal. At q
events there is a crisis at Madrid, and gooa
deal of blood has been shed. valladolid and Same
gossa are reported to have risen. The report thaG
Barcelona bad pronounced Is contradiotod.
Should the insurgents beat the royal troops, it b
not improbable that the whole garrison Of Madrid
will turn against the Queen and her present Minis
try. So much for Spain. How this news will afIsce
the reported descent upon Cuba from the UniteI
States, win be better appreciated by you than mo.
Under separate heading enclose you the latest
news from Spain.
The climax, in 20 much as the German Powors
are concerned. has now arrived with regard to Ru
sis. Prince Gortschskof (brother Of the Generall
has arrived at Vienna, and Colonel Manteuffel e
Berlin, both from ST. Petersburg each the bearer o.
the reply Of the Gear to the Austro-PrU-
sian summons The reply il unfavorable. Ha
VIII not eyacaate the Prlncipalities nor resign
claim to protection over the Chr stians in Turkey.
as demanded by Prince Mspschikon. This reply
has caused considerable CONSERVATION at Berlin anA
al Vienna. Austria must now act. Her army 10
actually on the Walachian frontiers, commanded
by General Hess. If true to her six protocols aa6
to the treaty she has just signed with the Ottoman
Porte she viii attempt to drive out the Russians b.
force. Whether she does or not, England and:Franco
are resolved to stand by the Turk. As Jet the allied
troops have taken active part in the war. Il is
true that the presence Of 10000 bayopets at Yarns
must have told upon events, giving great mora,
support to the Turks, but not n shot has yet boeu
fired. This passive assistance cannot last much
longer. am inclined to believe that the English
and French generals are anxiously watching the
movements Of Austria, and will Thus have froah
troops ready to meet every possible emergency. AZ
the same time the assertions Of Austria arc BE-
lieved.
Our fleets are not 40 Idle. Bonarsund, tho Rust
sian fortress on the Aland island, in the Baltic, has
been twice bombarded; the two forts there have
been destroyed and the Russians compelled to de-
camp. The feet dsrss not show it's nose outside
Sweaberg, Revel, or Hclsngfors. The Gorgon ar-
rived yesterday at Dantzg, from Sir Charles
| French dects were within an hours steaming Of
| CroDstadt.
/ No greater proof of the irn resolyc Of England
and France to act vigorously in the North can Dc
| given than the fact that lonis Napoleon has ap-
| pointed Gen. Bsraguay d'Hiiers to the CHIEF com
nand Of division which b TO proceed forsnwftn 70
the Baltic. to eject landing there. EnS1and nas
| and they win start immediately. England has souE
ant 10000 additional men to the Black 6ee, ~
mentioned in my last. Cronstsdt attacked by lsnd
and goa, wiz probably fall and then, mighty CsAr.
look TO st. Petersburg
Very probably the text OF the Czar's reply 70 tho
Aus.ro-prnssian summons, Is smbiguously worded
su at tss aSs o. % e % p
the Western Powers. A letter from Paris. Of ycstee
days Gate, says
The appointment Of General paraguay dHnlIsrs Tn
nd Of tho French corps aa,yase about 70 b ssk
into the Baltic haa taken she public here By s.yrs&
very few people were awere that land vas
trasps WIN form % only portion Of the hest s. wSsS
R1ssa is threatened IN that quarter; and thaI ~
French troops win be Joined not only BY Eneiish
pedltionsry corps bot By aSwedsh army Without ths
active aid Of tho Sw sdish fesces small force that
90 be sent from france, when Joined By Ag
army 4 s therefore, considered certain that England
snd france have received assurances Of hs sctys ~
russ tho rs Of losing inlsuS on hc s1s vhils hs
! IL surs Of losing the Crlaca en- the other.
Eight Russian nen-of-war vcntuved out OF Sebas,
| topol and attacked three English steamers, bus
Tho Furious il reported 70 have received some
damage. From Asia Il IL reported that General
Andronikof and The Russian army under his orders
has been completely routed By the Turks and Cls
cassians whilst another account states thAt he bese
them. Russia viii shortly lose tho whole o. inc
Crsaca.
The loss she has already sustained to her commcroo
worth ESQ 0OO has succeeded IN running tno
gauntlet through the English and French cruisess,
and has reached the neutral post Oh Cuxnaven ua
safety.
The Enalsh and French sqaadIons In the Blacsl
pea were quicty at anchor at last advices before
. yarna and Bsysrdjik, Whiting. probably, - We
,, Nav yosx Hr.lLp pithlly observes, al Adnus
Dundas " gets his steam up"
. In tbe Hcuse OF Commons on Tuesday, Mr. Inn
! incre proposed resolution 70 declAxs that We