Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-07
The Insurrsotion Complstsly succsssfu


The Insurrsotion Complsssly saccsssful.
FURTHER FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
THE M.aRKETs, &c.
The U. S. mail steamship Atlantic arrived
at New York at eight o'clock, on Saturday
evening last She brings Liverpool dates to
18th, inclusive-four days later than previous
advices.
The Liverpool cotton market was steady at
unchanged quotations.
BreadstuEs had further declined. -
ConsoIs closed at 92ia92t. t
There is little news from the seat Of war.
Everything is apparently referred to await the
action of Austria The hopes Of Prussia sup
porting the Western alliance become daily
fainter The fleets and armies remain as ut
last advices. fs,s, =s .---e CO.,
The news from Spain is interesting. Queen
Christina and her adherents have been driven
from the country. The instruction has
triumphed. Queen Isabella has been COM
PEELED to send for Espartero and to instruct
him to form a government-the Rivas minis
try having resigned. It is not the intention
OF France or England to interfere in these
Spanish dissentions.
The Portuguese government has prohibited
the export and authorized the import of Indian
corn into Portugal until the 25th September.
Advices from Vienna of the Oath ult,, an
nounce the death of Abbss Pacha, the Vioeroy
of Egypt He died suddenly Of apoplexy, at
Benda, on the night Of the 14th July. Said
Pachs, the eldest son of Mehemet Pacha, has
taken the reins of government, and has al
ready received thsfslioitations of the foreign
consuls.
It is stated that Prince Gortschakof has an
nounced his intention of defending Moldavia
and Wsllachia with 100000 men. His head
quarters are at Siohodzis. Gen. Luders has
| concentrated his forces at Kalarasch. To a
official d documents, published in the Principal
tiles, in the name Of the Gear, is mentioned
the words &C Protector of the Danubian Prin-
cipalities," which must, for the future, be
| added.
The Bey of Tunis has sent present Of AZ,
| 0,00O francs to the Sultan.
Capt. Butler, the English officer who volua-
tarily remained in Silistria and rendered val
liable services to the Turks during the ,iese.
has died Of wounds and fatigue.
THE INsURREc TON IN SPAIN.
EspARrERo AT THE HEAD OF GOVERNMENT.
General Everesta San Miguel is named Min
| lister Of War. His nomination was received
| with enthusiasm by the people. The Infant
Don Ferdinando, brother of the King, is dead.
! Count Montem0lino accompanied by General
Elio, has entered Navarro, where q Carlist
| movement has broken out. The French gov
eminent is about to establish corps of OBJ
servation on the Pyrenean frontier.
| Queen Christina had disemb arked at Port a
Vendres Queen Isabella had not left Madrid.
| On the morning Of the 10th ultitlo, the in.
surgents Of Madrid sacked the palace of Queen
| Christians, in tho Gale de las Rejss, and tho
mansion of NJ. Salamanca, at the Recoletos,
along the Prado. Christiana had to take
refuge in the royal palace, and Afterwards fed
towards France. A report circulated that she
was taken prisoner, but this statement was not
true. At Martos, near Granada, a battle was
| fought between the forces of O'Donnell and
Biaser. 1t is stated that the Count de Vista
Hermosa and General Blaser (royalists) were
| wounded and taken prisoners. There seems
to be no present intention on the part of the
insurgents to dethrone Isabella The Dutch
ess of Montpensier has no party whatever in
favor of herself or her French connections. L
Private letters from Madrid say that the
effect produced on the public mind by the fall
| thusiastio riUats to liberty and to the generals
commanding the constitutional army, ran
through the streets, and the public buildings
/ were illuminated.
Aletter from Madrid to the London Times
states that on the evening of the 18th, the
f Citing was still active in various parts of
Madrid. The insurgents were fearfully in.
censed against the Queen Mother, and were
| calling loudly for her head. As already
stated, her palace in the Gale de las Rejas
was attacked and Quilted. The people then
rushed to the residence of Sartorias, Count de
San Luis-the unpopular minister-where
they smashed all the furniture and nearly de
molished the building They next demolished
the residence of NJ Salamanca, whose railroad
speculations in connection with Christina and
| her Clique are 80 notorious. Count Quinto,
late alcalde corregsdor of Madrid, had also
his house pulled down. The streets where the
fighting was hottest were the Gale Ancha San
Bernardo, long, wide street, extending from
| the plazuella San Domingo, not far from the
palace, to the gate which leads to the subur-
ban village of Chamberri; the Plazuela San
Domingo itself; the Place del Oriente, in front
of the Royal Palace, the Gale de Preciados
Il
centre Of the city and upon which open the
six principal streets of Madrid, namely, the
San Geronimo, Carretos, Mayer, Carmen,
Montera, and Alcala-the Gale Alcala and
Plaza Mayer. In all these, as we'll as the
Gale Atocha, barricades had been thrown up
| and vigorously defended by the people.
Troops had occupied the post office in the
Puerta del Sol.
LATEST DISPATCHES
MADRID, July 18th, 10 O'Clock, P NJ.
A popular emeute has commenced in the
streets of this capital. The people have arms
and chiefs
Alarming cries are heard.
SECOND DESPATCH, July 10, Jpn.
During the whole night the city was in the
| hands Of the insurgents Between two and
three O'Clock this morning, the troops were en-.
gagged and acted with vigor Barricades have
been erected.
The Gazette publishes the names of the new
ministry. The whole Of Catalonia has risen
with the Captain General at its head.
Fighting is going on at several points.
ST. SEBASTIAN, July 10, 1854.
Gen. Espartero has gone from Logrono to
Saragossa to place himself at the head of the
| revolt Gen. Zebala is about to join him.
The municipality of Tolosa, and the civic
guard assembled at Villareal, have followed
the movement. The city Of Pampeluna and
part Of its garrison have declared themselves
The Captain General has shut himself up in
the citadel with tho remainder of the troops.
PERPIGNAN, July 20. 1854
Barcelona. although not in arms il far from