New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-21
THE STATE OF EUROPE

Ere. ''' Ioxpox. Friday. July 2. IsS4.
rns ,sv, ne receive Of the military insurrec''on
N,a,;a continues to be Of very contrshc''" ~.
fr,,msnt.r, character. All the Madrid Telegraph.
..hs. ara If eoure, Government ssseemen''' %"
of the anne questionable faith ssthe bulletins
,;sbed in the Gaesta. review OF the scanv m''
rails at hand Is consequently all can s'veyou' ~.
he recol,rcted that ODcunei one OF the gene's.
hapshed BY the Queen in February; that nc re'a,,'
IN obey. secreted himself in Madrid. and ron n"
hiding place kept up secret correspondence WIZ '"'
Garrison Of Madrid, and particularly with Cen uaic0'
the Ipspsctor. enersl of the Cavalry. The Go'eir
men, were aware of bis soourn at Madrid, and on tho
och lima At night Gen. Blazer, the Minster OF war;
and Gen. Lara, the Captain General OF New Cs'"0
ceived warnings Of an intended outbreak "naer '"'
leadership of Gen. Dulce. Nothing' however W"
done to prevent or stfe the nsurrecr"n 10 ts germ
On the 2sth, therefore Gen. Dulce found DO dim'd!
in assembling about 1900 cavalry under pretexs Oh
review and to march with them out OF the tcnn &c
CON panied BY O'Dounell, with the intention OIL KID
mapping the Queen. then staying at the Escaris'.
The design failed however, and the Queen arrived ."
Madrid on the goth, attended by Count San LOUIS
the President of the Cexncil and held review
while the insurgents took up quarters in the envrons
of the capital. They wen Joined BY Colonel Echa-
que and 400 men of the Regiment Prince" VINO
brought along the regimentsl cash-bag containing
|. 900, 600 francs column composed Of seven bat
taons of infantry, one regiment Of cavalry, one de-
tsebmeut of mounted eesdsrsrie. and two batteries
of artillery left Madrid on the evening OF the Esta
irst.. under command OF General Lara, IN order W
meet the rebels quartered at the PeHta del Espf"s
Sanfo and the village Of vicalvaro. battle tcos
place on the 81 tn between the two armies, OF whcn
we have received three accoupts-the Official one ad
dressed BY General Lara to the Minister OF WAR; pao
shed in the Gdceta; the second published BY the Mes
soger de Bayonne. and the third report from the
Madrid correspondent Of the Independence Beige an
eyewitness OF the affair. The first named report,
which may be found in oil the London papers, easily
disposed Of General Lara stating at one time that no
attacked the insurgents, and at another that they
charged him, making prisoners IN one place ana losing
them in another claiming the victory and returning to
Madrd--enfn leaving the insurgents masters OF the
field but covering it with the dead OF the enemy.
while pretending himself TO have only thirty wounded.
The following is the version OF the Messenger ia
Bdyoaae: o,.,.nw..
ra al the head of two brgades in order TO attack the
re bel troops The affair lasted but short time, Gen
Xnser of War having assembled the whole garrison VI
Madrid which, by the way consists OF aooat ,,vo'
5000 men made sorte in his turn at clock IN ING
"A
almost without interruption until evening" Inc inIsn!y'
threatened by the numerous cavalry OF the insurgents
formed in squares. Gel Garrigos, at the head OIL somo
escadroas charged Of these squares 90 vigorously
to break it through, but was received by the nre OF
masked battery of FIVE guns the grapeshot OF which dis
persed his eseadrons. COL Garrgos fell into the hApas
The Queen troops but Gen. q Donnell Loaf not mo
ment in ralypg his quadrons and threw himself 80 veno
menty on the Infantry that he shook their ranks deiv-
cred Col Garrigos, and seized the hye pieces OF Ms'
The Queens troops having suffered this check retired TO
Madrid where they arrived at O'Clock IN the evening
One of their Generals Mensins, was slightly wounded.
There great number OF dead and wounded On oots
sides in their murderous engagements
We come now TO the report OF the iHdtPeHdsSce,
dated Madrid, LIST July, which seems to be the most
trustworthy:
theaer of murderous combat in which the troops OF the
Queen repulsed this side the Fonda della a0er.a
Three squares Excessively formed on , II
War. fourth was formed beyond the hafo; Zen
squadrons OF insurgents commanded by Generals Don.
nell and Dulce in person, attacked It in the center ~
while guerrias took Il in the flank lilIt is difficult 70
conceive what this correspondent understands by ceser
and fanki attacks square. Twice the insurgents
close fighting with the artillery put were
by the grape shot poured upon them The nsurreclon-
ists evidently intended Selling some pieces OF artillery
placed in each Of the Of the square Night hav-
ing approached in the time the forces
retired in echeons the gate OF Acara where squad
ron OF cavalry thai had remained faithful wa sudden
y surprised by detachment Of nsurrectlonist isnoe
who had concealed themselves behind the Plaza del toro
In the midst of the confusion produced by this
attack the nsurectonists seized four pieces OF artillery
that had remained behind The loss was nearly equal on
both sides The insurgent cavalry suffered much fro.
the grape shot but their ances have anost extermnatee
the regiment de la Reyns Gobernadora and the meuntea
gendarmere Latest accounts inform US that inc isurec-
tonsts received reenorcemens from Toledo and Valla
dod There is even O rumor ahoat that General Mar
vaex is expected to-day Valecas whore he 10 to be re-
eeived by Generals Duce Donnel Rs do Oano and Ar
nero trenches have been opened the gate Of Aocbs
Crowds OF curious hronging the railway station whence
the advance posts of General ODonnell may DO per-
eeivsd All the gates Of Madrid are, however vigorously
watched. "
Three d Clock p. NJ same Day.-The insurgents oc-
eupy Che place of Vaecas three English miles from Mad
rid in considerable force The Government expected To-
the troops from the PROVINCES especially the battalion
del Rey II we to believe the most recent Information,
this force had joined the insurgents.
" -Four p. MAJ this moment almost the whole garri-
son leaves Madrid in the direction OF Vaecss IN order
to meet the insurgents who show the greatest confidence.
The shops closed The Guard Of the Retro and gen.
orally Of all Government officers have been armed In haste.
hear this moment that companies Of the garri-
yesterday joined the insurgents The Madrid garrison
is commanded by Gen. Campuzano who was falsely stated
have gone the insurgents Gen. Vista Herm0ss
and Blaser the Minister OF War; Til now no reinforce
ments have come to the support Of the Government bat
the 4h Regiment Of the line and the lst Cavalry ara said
have lett Vaadod and to be marching all haste upon
Madrid The same is assured with respect to the garrison
of Burgos commanded by Gen Turon Lastly Gen. ~
has left Saragossa with imposing forces More bloody
encounters are, therefore, to be expected"
Up to the 9th inst no papers or letters had arrived
from Madrid. The Moniteur alone has the following
aconic despatch, dated Madrid the 4th Of July:
Tranquility continues 10 reign at Madrid and IN the
PROVINCES
private dispatch states that the insurgents Of
AraDuez If the battle anticipated r the LIST inst By
the correspondent Of the dtpendance had resulted In
victory of the Government, there would be wanting
neither letters, nor papers, bulletins Nothwith
standing that the state Of siege had been proclaimed
at Madrid the Ciamor PuJico the Naeion the Disrio
the Espaaa, and the Epoea had reappeared wthcu