Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-20
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Military Ipsurrr,rIsu Ia sp.l.,

~ ho'ner source that they posted at Madrid in IA.
s"a manner can only conclude that thev have besn
""ea ia mat capital 10 the absence, then, Of dirsc,
special communications from place 50 near the .e,n.
action, and from 30 perfectly reliable source Ib.xs o,
70 transmit the lev facts which have reached ms i,om -,
rious quarters. Itsppears that General Du,.. h,
mentioned yesterday, Inspector t;ener.l Of c..
assembled the whole nearly the whole of tho ,..;'
nen's OF nat arm, at place Madrid called t,.mo,
dc Guard'as II is said that the men proceeded 10 ran
aezvon' In The belief that they were summoned thor. M
tue nSpecuon but their Is reason to believe that tho
cavalry regiments wel the purpose for ,hich
they were assembled viz that they TO ria. sg.in.,
the government When they were al on the eround
GENERAL Dulce harangued them, and ended by crying OUT
Tra Ia R>ynd ALaio los Nnistros ~ in which ,b.v
joined They then moved on towards Cinalsa a village
about four miles from Madrid where Gen O'Donn.i b.s
been for some time concealed The General nut bim.sf
t their head, accompanied by General Ros de Oano Gen.
ersi Messna and Bgadier Echaeue with the infantry re-
ginent believe that OF the Constiucion which he com
manned A proclamation issued which vbils
ih general terms the sovereignty of the Qieen was
son'eo' demanded the re-establishment Of the con-
sutut'on OF 1881 and n paper to which these oiI;
GERS put their signature declared their inteotou Of
| Tying into execution that engagement 1 have al
ready mentioned that the Queen ACCOMPANIED bv ths
ministers, entered Madrid An order was rvsn ,b,, ,h
bells OF all the churches should ANNOUNCE her arrival In
stead OF entering by the gate of San vncen,e the ost
direct way, she entered by the gate Of Aocha and ba
consequently the city before arriving AZ h.,
palace The ministerial state that her Majesty
"ds received With great enthusiasm" General O'Dou.
oe Is said 10 have with him 10000 reals goo OOol
to provide for the first expenses of the movement One
account meu,ous that officers Of the regiment
commanded by Echague, shot by their men for try
ing to prevent the regiment from joining
The Ministerial dispatches an engagement tool
place between the insurgents and the Qieens troon, on
The 3Oh that the loss OF the former severe that the
garrison renamed faithful and that public tranquity was
net distube Madrid. Another despatch of the sO,b
states that he troops and the insurgents out of
each other at about league distant Madrid that the
action bad not yet commenced from the exce ent
attitude OF the former success to the Queen cause yas
| Certain; that Madrid continued traruuE aud that the
news from the provinces was sa.isfacory" Another de-
ps,ch OF the 3D. from Madrid also states that the great
est tranquility prevailed in that city, that the news from
the provinces was satisfactory aud that tho insurgens
were en- their march towards Toledo. private letter
states that several blions Of the garrison of Madrid
had to be shut 10 their barracks to prevent them ion
ing the Insurgents Owing to the stoppige of the cor
rcspontence generally, with the exception of the Min
seria accounts, which also transmit the intell;eence
imperfect and sometimes contradictory. One sus-
| pic'ous circumstances, however, is, that though
several dispatches speak of battle having taken
place between Aicaia de Henarc. AID Tosrijan
lie Ardos as also of second acoa no denitiye result
has been proclaimed II Is said that the insurgents su
ered severe loss but action can take plsce vhout
loss both sides aud If great adva t,ee was obtain
cd by The Queens troops and the insurgents dispersed Il
IS Certain that such good tdiugs would be ouce COM
uunicated. From the direction first said 10 be taken
by the nsurgents-Alcaa-it appeared as If thev x.re
moving on oEards Arsgon, in Sirsgossa thes might
reasonably hope to hnd suIares. Ii is now said that
they were proceeding TO Toedo-whehcr in retreat of
not is rot stated. lt Is improbable boyeyer .hat
hey thcr AndAlusa to raise that proypce
Up to the present We have no. learned that any town
IMPORTANCE, indeed that town. has vet "prouounc-
ed for the insurrection Several Spanish refugees who
have been residing in France have already lett for
the frontier for the purpose of entering Spau and thess
speak very sanSuirey Of the ultimate success of the
movement ot the associates Of General ODcuue in
this affair may say few words General Rosa de H.
no ProissSed to belong to the Spanish Tiers Part known
Iast Puftano Ha Nipis,
10 the Pacheco Cabinet Of s4I which was half Proere,
sa, half Moderate. He it who was accused of NAV
ing his colleagues false and negotiating surrepuousy
the overthrow OF the ministry Of which was member
and the restoration Of General Narvaez to Office which
led TO the establishment OF the Noiesdo influenza Hs
was partisan OF Narvaez Gen Messna Under Secre.
ay st war for some belonging the Moerado party
and was confidential friend OF Narvaez. Brga Echaeue
served simple volunteer with General Lersupdi lats
Minister at War; in the free corps called the Chapel
ris, in the beginning of the Carist war He was not
political person. He belongs respectable family In
San Sebastian, and was partisan Of Espaero OF Gen.
Dulce gave some details yesterday. He is decided
LIBERAL in the sense attached TO that Span and
not the least curious circumstance that he should now
Join the nsurfectonary banner Of ODonne who was one
Of the leaders OF the anti Esparteraista in
| 1871. His name being associated with ODonnel in the
proclamation issued to the troops is considered as guar
antee Of the liberal tendencies oi the movement as
eviuced by the demand for the re- establishment of the
constitution OF 1887, which 0Dounell helped to over
throw in lSiS To give opinion as to thesissue of
III" movement would he rnsh indeed in no country do
things happen more opposed all probability
culauon than in spa and precisely because the court Is
prohgite and the ministers hated, and the conduct of
both merits the worst that could happen to them the
movement may be put down. II il succeeded and the
more advanced section Of liberals get the upper hand the
story OF Spanish Bourbons is told for long time to come
the government succeed We may look for a coup
da and indeed for anything else that frightened and
unprincipled government may think proper TO do.
The journals OF Madrid OF The 29;h give the following
| account OF what passed on the day previous:-
Yesterday morning General Dulce the officer who in
ii. fhp aF ,boO
the Head Ct the Hilberders by his noble resistance to
the n:urgen troops gave orders to all the cavalry of
Madrid to mount their horses. This he enabled to
DO, 10 virtue OF his Office Director and inspector of
Cavalry. When the Regiments had turned out he cried
Long live the oleen death the Ministers Generals
0Donnel Ros de Dana, and Messna ioiped him as ala
also Bsader Echsgue a. the head OF bis regiment The
rebels then eftin the direction Of Acara aud Guadasr
With, Doubt the hope Of causing the troops stationed
there TO join them. Tho Generals Issued proclamation
TO the troops in which, while expressing devotedness to
the Queen they declsre that it is their intention
establish the constitution Of 1887 They then drew up
aud signed document, by which they bind themselves
to do what their proclamation The Council
Of Minister'S bearing Of the Usurrection Immediately
assembled az the Ministry Of War; and bas since been Sit
ting permanently. The telegraph is sending dispatches
in al directions Considerable forces have been
cut oil the retreat Of the rebels Tue leeu who was At
the Eca when informed Of the rising. resolved
the capital and the Council Of Ministers having
approved this her Majesty out She arrived in Madrid
At ten o'clock in the evening, and the bells Of all the
churches were tung to her to the popu
AtlOu' lGstHl OF entering DY tue uaTrer OF VT
centc the royal cortye arrived the barrier Of Atoobs
Ehch the longest route, aud passed through all the
o=n. The Queen vas escorted By all the garrisons OF
the cspal including the cavalry regiment Of Villa VI.
cente which had arrived oai apuez inst the queen
entered the city gates The population greeted Her Ma
esy With enthusiasm and she Queen seemed much moved
by her reception IaJpeas, that the date Of the ast
the rebels between Torsn de Ardos aud Al
cih At this moment s,rong column consisting Of 400
cavalry battery Of artillery four ba,salions Of 10
fAntry, are leaving Madrid TO pursue toe rebels"
The H,raii7 semi official journal says:
The attitude Of the population during the whole Of
Yesterday was admirable Every oue followed bis usua
occupiton' aud every voice blamed the infamous oonduc.
Of the rebels Tho presence OF tie Queen at Madrid IS
The best pledge Of the maintenance Of conhieuce.p
The came journal expresses the belief that most Of
the nsutgeut soldiers have been deceived they will
begin to desert. IL adds that reiuforcsmens arv
ug in tie capital The insuueetiou does appear 10
have created much effect might have been expected
on the Stock Exchange, tbe Tbees having closed at
$40 on the proceeding daJ they SO so.
Other accOunta mention thsttso Senators, named No
aud Colado had been arrested suspicion Of being
concerned in the conspiracy. Twenty-Five bstsIions