The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-28

s'nn~ut teoss ne hitter arrived = Psnble1ae
,tsiriGsy evening. The raiiroaA hat be- u snifi-
tirsiiy RESTORED fo serve for the aaveysse III ths
ibfsniIy. Fhs i.surgebt troops we're At snBlaa .
Jrferosy, With Steir adsnneed posts ne Puerto La
pi h'-evids nty N full m irch for And alnsia.
Now on the prinnipIe Of axGi 0itsyap Txyfe0l l
ma, . ute u,at have seen Dunber n the q artan
dd EJs, cfo GOnst tst0~aI, pub lab~d at the bad
quarsrts o. The Insurgents, which 'epre erts sRe
aia'rs In prosperous state II ooDssin5 the aoc0unt
OF he Fisalyaro aair, o. gwen la yesterday let
Ter. II says that they have been joined by 200 Off
etrs af different armr; that one company Ut the
Reina Gobtrnailona aud Que company vi the Essre-
man IA regiment have come over la shem; that ~
AiFals they were joined by 900 cavalry (the Prn-
ciIe aud FHrnesio iegsnspis), a,d 500 eonsriots;
TINT 'hIse em ,aDes Of tie p nc,ps iaAantry regi-
melt and three c'mi'snies Of the CJnstttu ION egi
npnt zane >" Them tiom nlsio; snd tnat th-y
have IL cd NO batSal,nDs Of volunteers Of Madrid
Il t. that two pensoas have been sent TO ...sm
~ the government Tor che purpose Of assassinatng
Gensl al O'DUDn,il. .s.#
In oLE qusnse Of some severe stri,sures In the
He aldo on ihe conduct Of General Dulce, that
sssersl nas add essea letssr =, that paper, dst.d
Vsllrras Jnly l, viii h not likel, to the light
In the cOlumDs Of any journal hsrs. It ~ not very
well written, but seeks 10 justly his caDdut, az
proceeding from purely patriotic motives. Thus,
lie says:-
he cas.e Of my Y.ing IA sohly tho remembrance II
the cath whh Abe Sovereign OF CATTLE takes mount
Bs The throne who up"n the IDLY Evangshsts TO
msibtstn and cause 10 DO mantxtued the h Of the
sast.-a.d IS / should not do 20, / wi.h DOT to Be
obs, ed " at no 10 Aiive Qteyo ~ s., oocio). 1t
y ny ooDvietcn that the Queen has been wanting %
this OATH and this heing rather than bocoe guilty
Of resson sgaipst the pation have preferred bclug
guilty. Of treason Agaiost the sosasasn-(ess DO no
Dc lisa noeson, AePJsrsdo ssrto de lisa Aagsssad)
Some republican parties have appeared in the
pro.inc~ d Valencia. Oas party u isty u,en pre-.
trBts issslf 1t Albaat del ioFrls, On the morning
Of 4t,, and surprised seven soldiers OF tue Ma
ware regime nt, who sc,e cufid0cting seventy new
join them bus az they used, t.ey disarmed toem
ard caissd them on y force to the Sierra de Mur-
vied,o, v here they st ipped Them uf everything
corporal, how ever managed IN eScape ON she road
force Of civil eua ds had been scnt against them
BY the authorities Of Valrpcia. 1,r
The wiihdrar al Of tne civil guards from the high
ra2ds has begun 70 prfu It's natural c.fnfegaeI ces.
The lgsnrs shicb lett Madrid for BA oeiona on
NIL ~ .a rsR~h Gn'sias one
With funs ard ca' bnps. they did not coui,u them
selves TO taking the money ard watcses vt the pas
sengers but turned a., tie luggage Into the road,
snc made deliberate examination Of It, sppfopria-
ting to themselves Such articles Of dress IL tney
thought proper, and takiag sbou: Al hour In the
operation.
r~o hundred cavalry (ca,ahneers) and battat-
Jon II infantry have arrived hare, aoi 800 civil
guards who went out to ,raect the aorks uf ~.
pa,sioD Of the Arapjeuz Railway, have returned to
haArid. af
Il has been reported (,na since NJ. 10 rargot's
rtIrD the report Ms been re- e,ted) thst ptsse OF
troops have been made b, the Ffsaeb gtvssnnent
to thai of Spait. understand, however that there
10 no i0nDdat'rD for this report
MADRID, July 8, 1864
IT Deposition journals, being now entirely sup
pyesst and tue Min,e.p nii Onts publishing ,,thi
but whst is tayo ste 10 tneir slde, vile Tue eIe.
aph tyom Bayubbe TO Paris takes yaa rlay the
quiLies rnce vi te latter, th ~ Is tsle otaace 1T
the truth coming 20 hsht, except tnrsasn sach
channels as my own anil Other CORES ,on ieuce. |
muat imp ess upon you ono ihDg VIZ, that th.re ID
no eItiusiasm bere on either aide. Whes The Q,sen
Came iU f0ni the Escoriui for instance, sue war
ceised With csras from the tr,ops, because they
wee given BY word Of ,ommsnd, but the assembled
spectators were perir. lily silent.
As il is Impossible to slit the truth In many Cases.
from TIRE exactly contradictory asemsnss pat frth
on each side The only way ~ to let each party
speak for Itself IA mush as possible. Au Eagtisu-
man. Who has just arrived by diligence, sad passed
tn oueh he insurgeht troops yesterday AT Madrie-
jog, des rihcs them Is in very good spirits, aud
bdeNt Of success while the bulletin issued last
hight by tie Condo de Qo.nto, Csvn Governor, says:
The rebel forces continue their retreat towards tho
riS~jos in The di M the province OF Ciaad Zeal
tue dol Guadns. Bistrust has possessed it.eff
Of then chiefs up tho poins Of ha wing " ne
c%ssay Ut, lido thsil furres into TIRES coinns tho
tis' LEFT the said town tMsuri!ejos) az two ~ Tho
second at MAO, and the third A. s~o p 'Desertoo
c.nrbGes tho solders ana ofcsrs soizing nil the .cc
hat pr -sert the n>eIves rsturn tho Hav
their Qos.n and country, cursiDg those who have er
ndiousb detsi, ed them E&
Al the time If our latest da.es, very little WAS
kpown at Lishon Of the progress. " the 5.aoish in
surertitp, and 10 movements favorable to The in
surg nts had taken plac. tie frontier provinces.
Gen. Jose d. IN Copchs Las been or,crd by thu
French government to remove from Bayanne ~
Bprdeaux.
MADRID, Jny IL. 1854.
The most complete Tranquility consin.oa T. rcign
in he capiin'.
The ,ejuilcans who showed theoselvcs 10 the
district Ut Valencs, are beng hntly pdrsne3
TIE division That Vas expected ~ Madrid has ar
rived.
British Rule In North America.
In the House OF Commons, Oh July llth, Sir j.
wished to know whether u mali which
tsd 70, emily arrived from Canada, bud broasnS
despatchss containing the intelligence With re'er-
eLte 10 III proceedings Vt th. legislative body mi
whether the report correct, tnas the Cdia,liia
Pa,hsm.Bt saa been diseiv.d IN Consequence OF
she clergy rtsei yes having been discoltinuedl
Sir G. GRgY s.i0, ih,t DISPATCHES We're received
Jette dsy uGm Lord Eigin, stating toe cream
tiai ces under which TIE Parliament of Car,ada had
been dissolved. Tie facts wele that the Govern RI
having opened tie feSbon by tIeecn On the 18th
81 Jtne, an address Was moved In answer to til st
spteth; and N fhe d,scussson That aijreH,, two
successive amendments WIRE mOred--the frs ex,
pisfsi z iegtt trDt the n0veinp1t mt lad hot re-
con nehted the ibticduct"a Of q measure III taat
., for the specialization of &c clergy reserves,
aid afo Tor TIE abolition Ut stlyDoriai tenares.
hat AZ Moment was reje ted By majority OF "a
to 10, ard, subsequently,, another amendment Wis
mbysG substituting for the word +" .ecularIza, i0nn
tie ~oTds "s-Mlrment Of tue clergy reserves
That smsndment received tho support Of several
M mbers Who opposed the .ecuiari zaton,'' aud
was carried b. majority II ~ 10 %. The Hguse
was swSre that by o sece't measure the humber Of
Ieprt eeNistives the Canadian Parliament wv'!id
be coDtids rally incteassd-f,om 10 ~ $50 be l,e-
lived. The provincial COVE Dment thought IL IN
me- asue 81 sub importance, and Determined to
p.stpoBe TIE question until the Assembly nai Dccn
enlarged u1der Il new act Acting. therefore,
under the advice Of the proya.cis government, the
GovsrLor-IeDeral has pror.guea lie Assembly.
From The London hmos, y -
Il is the misfortune OF the sort Of connection We
keep up with British America, thu. We selcom hear
any thing about l, ehlss IL Ire something .p,ea-aas.
hs0 We really much a. d. with toet. p. Ovnces, In