New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18

Campo del More, ct about gunshot rom me fasee;
"Gen Canpuzano. Director OF the Artillery, haf re-
fused 10 attack them although protesting his fidelity to the
Queen ..N.A
could no; rely on the garrison. -
General q 'Donnel said TO have summoued tae
Queen 10 chsnge her Ministry Unless she did 30 he
threatened to sirsek the town the same evening.
Subsequeui adyices TO the sd inst state that haafa
i covered with barricades. The POPGlAee cried our
Death TO SaTf0rius
was said that part Of the garrison had fra;ernzed
The abdc ,iion of the Queen under discussion,
and the formation of Regency, Of which NaFTaeL
should be q member
received by telegraph from Spain continues to be favor
able the Government and that the insurgents sitter
having been defeated, have marched upon Toledo.
PARIS, Tuesday Morning, July I, 1854.
The onfep contains dispst n from Baysnne OF the
Sd inst which states that the 10Th u the Queen OF
spain appeared n Prado and well received by
the troops and the populace
Geperals o DonneI. Res de Olano. and Hessina have
been deprived Of their rank, titles, and honors.
A dispatch from the Spanish Government of the ed
states that the lst, at in the afternoon. the Queens
troops attacked the insurgents and gained signal al
vantage them that the latter routed and that
many officers and prvaies had demanded leave TO return
% their duty.
Madrid was Tranquil.
The journals of Madrid of the Goth give the following
account of what passed on the day previous:
Yesterday morning General Duce the officer who in
1871 distinguished himself in the Palace of the Queen at
the head of the Haberders by his noble resistance to the
usurgent troops orders 10 all the cavalry OF Madrid
TO mount their horses. This be enabled 70 do, in yr
tye of his Office Director and Inspector of Cavalry.
When the regiments had turned out, he cried long live
the Queen Death to the Minister Generals ODOnnen,
Ros de OlaDo and Messns joined him. did also Briga
der Echseue the head of his regiment. The rebels Zen
leti in the direction OF Acaa ami Guadalsara, WITH no
doubt the hope of causing the troops stationed there TO
The Generals issued proclamation to the troops in
which while expressing devotedness to the Queen they
- fiar rusap
tuition of -37. They then drew up and signed docu-
men BIZ which they bind themselves to do what their pro-
camsiion announces The Council OF Ministers on hear
ing of the insuuecon, Immediately assembled at the
Ministry Of War and has since been sitting permanently
The telegraph is sending dispatches IN all directions
Considerable forces have been sent to cut Oh the retreat
Of the rebels.
The Queen who at the Escurial when informed Of
the rising resolved return to the capital ana the COun'
ell Ministers having approved this Her Majesty set ont
She arrived in Madrid at 10 clock in the evening and the
bells of all the churches rung TO announce her return
to the population Instead of entering by the barrier OF
San Vicente the royal o0r6ge arrived at the barrier OF
Atooha which the longest route and passed through
The Queen was escorted by all the garrison of the
capital including the cavalry regiment of villa Vicente
which bad arrived from Aranjeuz just as the Queen en-
tered the city gates The population greeted her Majesty
with enthusiasm, and the Queen seemed much
moved by her reception. 1t appears that at the date Of
the lat news the rebels between Torjan de Ardos
ard Acaa. AT this moment strong column, consisting
of 400 cavalry battery of artillery and four battaons
Of artillery are leaving Madrid to pursue the rebels
The Hraldo. a semi-Ofhcial journal, says:
The attitude of the population during the whole Of
cccu alton and every voice blamed the infamous conduct
Of the rebels The presence of the Queen at Madrid is The
best pledge of the maintenance OF confidence.
The same journal expresses the belief that, as most OF
the nsurgent soldiers have been deceived they will soon
begin TO desert Ii adds that renforcements were arry
ing in the capital The nsurrecnon does not appear TO
have created much effect might have been expected
on the Stock Exchange the hrees having closed at 3140
the preceding day they were at $50.
Oher accounts mention that two Senators named Mo-
reno and CoadO had been arrested on suspicion OF beng
concerned In the conspiracy Twenty-Five batacns were
about 20 be put in movement against the insurgents and
Gen. Lara Captain-(ienera Of Madrid, commanded the
orce-four bsalons OF the line, four pieces OF artillery
and 600 horse oihers say 5OOlsent against Donnell
The Captains General of Navarro Aragon and Valencia,
had received orders advance against the insurgents
which would show by the way, that the movement not
so contemplate the organs OF the Spanish Ministry
would affect 10 suppose. . >.
The Monitor publishes the following telegraphic dis
patches: ,..
MADRID. lst.-An engagement took place yesterday
between the rebels and the Queens troops. The loss OF
the insurgents is considerable the garrison remains faith
ful. Tranquility has not been disturbed at Madrid
"BAYONSE, 2G.-According 10 royal decree the whole
Of the Peninsula and the adjacent islands ar placed In
state siege An order has been given TO surrOund the
Insurgents and to direct troops against them from all
poinrs 1t positively stated that desertion has already
commenced from the ranks of the insurgents who for the
most part were led away from Madrid by surprise under
pretext of a review. Gen. Dulce has been degraded
"BAYoyyE Sd Madrid 3Oth The troops and the n-
close to eaCn tnef AT ABOUT lTOm
Madrid. The firing has not yet commenced. From the
good attitude of the Royal troops their success certain
Madrid continues perfectly tranquil, and the accounts
from the provinces satisfactory.
"MADRID, 2d.-1he greatest tranquility still prevails
in the capital The insurgents marching in the dlrec
ton of Toledo
The Paris correspondent of The London Times says:
Several Spanish refugees, vino have been residing in
France have already left for the frontier for the purpose
of entering Spain and these speak very sanguney of
the ultimate success of the movement Vi the associates
." IL; tfa offafr 1 may faxy unrf
Gen Ros de Olano professed to belong 10 the Span
ish Tiers Parti, known as the Puritanos. lie
was Minister OF Public Instruction in the Pa
checo Cabinet OF lsi7, which was half Progresista,
half Moderado. He il was who was accused OF play
ing his colleagues false, and negotiating :urrep-
iitiously the overthrow OF the Ministry OF when ne
was member and the restoration vi Gen. NarvaeZ TO
Office which led the reesiablishmen OF the Modsrado
influence He partisan OF Naryaez Gen. Mes
sina Under Secretary al War Tor some years De-
longed 10 the Moderado party ana was q conn
dental friend of Narvaez Brgader EchagIe served AS
simple volunteer with Gen. Lersundi late Ministerial
War in the free corps called the Chapel Gors IN the
beginning Of the Carst He lot political per
son He belongs a respectable family in san Sebastian
and was portisan Of Espartero. VI Gen Duce L
gave some details yesterday. lie l. decided Lloeral
in the attached to that word N Span and not
the least curious circumstance Is that ne should now
.ss the nsuuectionary banner o: o ODenneii VINO was
Ss OF the leaders Of the Anti Epauerista movement IN
lsll His name being associated with Donnel IN the
proclamation Issued 10 the troops considered as guar
the liberal tendencies OF the movement as eVnced
nN
tiou Of ls37 which Donnel helped 10 overthrow IN
l-l3 To give any opinion a 10 the issue OF the
movement would be rash indeed. a. in no country
DO things happen opposed to all probability and al
calculation than in Spain and precisely because the
Court proigae and the Ministers hated and the con-
duet OF both or- the worst that could happen TO them
he oveIneut may be put down. IL It succeed and the
r advanced of the Liberals the upper hand
The story the Spanish Bourbon IS told for long time
10 come ii the Government succeed we may look ou Tor
ctB ffqf and indeed 0r anything else that right
,ned and unyrne pied Government may think proper to
IL.