The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-21
Our Madrid Correspondence.

MADRID, Juno !, 1885,
Poliical Iries aud COMPREHENSIVE Insurrscion q.
Observation-Disclosures of Martial LGc-DicussSon in
The Cbres on TIE Repressivc Popers Asked by Covert
mens-Ertessive Conspiracy Discovered IN Madrid-
Inrigues of TIE Spanish DsgracJu, Scenes in
CAurah-Raancta, Difficulties of Spain, &C., dc.
The nest interesting topic in Madrid 1T present is
the agitation caused by the conspraciss discovered
within these last few days in this Court and at other
points Of the Peninsula On the 22d Of May the govern
ent received the news that tive companies OF infantry
stationed in SAragossa with regiment Of cavalry Of
the place. had revolted and left that city seeking
the road to CAataynd, where Of the people had
already pronounced evidently concerted movsmsnt)
crying "viva Ia relision'-" Death to the heretics-
Viva Carlos sesto ~ Before continuing it ia proper TO
state that only one officer with the infantry and
say twowith the cavalry, none Of the rest
having had anything to do with the affair. This news
produced great sensation hers amongst the people, In
the and in tie Cortss much that the
Ministry hastened to declare under martial lawthat s
to say, subsctng all criminals to the military trlbu-
naisthe districts Of the captains generals Of Navarro
Burgess and Arragon and Immediately asked the Cortss
for authority to suspend the guarantees OF the
stution, and to suppress any journal which might In
any way favor the Of the new Prstendsr and
task that Of liberty and the throne of Isabel II.
The discussion Of this vote Of confidence has been
tinusd since then up to yesterday. The ultra pro-
gessstas and the Democratic fraction have opposed it,
contrary to the liberal principles which they preess
the moderades, uncaled for and excessive. How.
ever, yesterday it passed by . vote of 124 to 40.
In Madrid q vast conspiracy has been discovered, sy
IDENTITY ranfcaton Of the movement in Saragossa and
rally officers on half pay, formerly known - Carhsss
whom the silly and rascally 'moderados" had allowed
nc the . to create parss 5
Also many gentry Of the casse:k seized-priest
curates and sacrstans amongst the priests ehapains
Of the Palace, and others Of the areed. The gov
eminent for this is right to invest itself with
extraordinary in order to be able to aud
bansb from part Of the Peninsula to any other all
these who attacking il and the constitution which
1t defends
stsanSe that amongst the faction in Arrago1
to 4, Isrstics Long i've the religions ' .hoas be
heard on theeontrary Is very natural These words,
Spanish clergy smnsntly ssnpd perverse and Zero
eous, and will never acquesce in laws which deprive
n and " vice. III:
tie clergy too much in order to proptiste them
Or forgetting that not I:.pns sSsr Wing. clos. eppsa
they would again soar and ay out in favor Of desposm
This clergy 10 rampant lion, which must bs checked;
courses to excite the multitude against the law Of re.
lease from morsman, they pretended that cruel
order Of Fsaciscsns had ssea.ed blood, opened It's
this nature Women rushed shrisking from the church
and the authorities obliged to take the matter in hand
snd arrest tAe authors OF this imbe:ile attempt.
With respect to the military expeditions against the
rebels nothing decisive has yet TRANSFERRED II is true
that some Of those rsvolsed in Arragon-probably on
their way to join the rebel cavaryhsve been beaten,
and many prisoners have been taken, other parties
dispersed, &c but II s not less true that when is
broken up another appesrsthst TIE governmsnt having
to concentrate numerous forces in Arragou may fn1
itself neraced in other provinces, and that in the midst
Of these efforts TO public order is forced to
leave unattended other and imperious wants Of the
ADMINISTRATION.
In the meanwhile, the questions Of the forced ant l.
pa,cry loan and the sale OF church lands, &C.:
yzec; netody thinks Of anything but Carsts-ta.
tic to fear fbem and ths government to pursue them
The national militia is increasing every day, and this
force which assisted well to consolidate the constt-
ton nov wills with great en.husiasm to defeat the
Carlisle.
The publ. iunds have gene down considerably, and
although the rtmairrg Provinces OF Spain for the
present. tranquil there exist fears thas the SPARK Of SA
ysgo sa may tAhe IN other parts, and raise fame did
enh to extinguish SUCH is the state OF the country
emitting details, which would rot interest you.
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