The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-31

himself TO be borne along on the tide OF events But as
he has been adopted the drdpeau Of the democratic
party and this party has not given in It's resignation,
may well happen that events may place the Duke o.
Victory in hostile position to ODonnel. In that
the army would probably follow O'Donnell, and
the National Guard Espartero. Now, 1t has more
than happened in the course of the Spanish
revolution, that the National Guard has in the long
got the better of the army-not certainly, by its
superiority in military point OF view, bat by that dis.
solving power which its characteristic engine of
Marshal ODonners intentions are not difficult to be
surmised After having undertaken in July, 1854 to
make revolution with the aid of certain other generals
and some revoed regiments, he found himself Obliged,
democratic party. He now wants to get rid OF
these auxilaries, reestablish material order and
become master Of the I, He doubles.
so glorously played some years ago. But Narvaez TO
say nothing Of great talents ncontesbe and uncontes
ed never served any other than that OF order and
raised the standard CT revolt against his sovereign
The above written before the receipt of the des
patches from Madrid by which that the struggle
we anticipated between the troops and the National
Guard began on Monday On Tuesday the result was
certain II be true of the dispatches says, that
suspension OF hostites was agreed upon, II Is mposs
bic TO dssmuiae that the situation of the Madrid
ment presents Itself under uniavorabe aspect For
to consent to parey in conjuncture critical is the
first sign Of weakness
THE RESURRECTION BREAKS OUT.
PARIS, July f6-ff 80 A. NJ
A telegraphic despatch from Madrid announces that
much blood was shed yesterday in the streets of that
capital.
troops OF the line appear 10 have supported the
government
A suspension of hostilies took place.
The fighting 10 have recommended at p NJ II the
insurgents had not surrendered discretion by that time
il Is not known what has taken place since
The Queen went through the streets, and was well re.
ceived.
second despatch from our Paris correspondent dated
yesterday, "wednesday, july 10y $50 r. NJ, Gays =
teegraphc despatch from Madrid dated this day, 4
7. NJ, announces that the Instruction has been sup
pressed few bands only remained TO be overcome,
commanded by the celebrated torrero (bul nghter)
Pacheta.
The government has appointed ayuntamento, or
The troops behaved with devotion and courage
The whole Of spain has been declared in state o.
siege.
An nsurrecionary movement has taken place at sara
gossa.
CESSATION OF THE FIGHrrHG-RUxoR OF REpuB
Lie BEING PROCLAIMED.
Correspondence of the London Times
You are already informed that yesterday there was
considerable boodshed in the streets Of Madrid, COLI
sion having taken place between the troops and the peo
pie, portion OF the National Guard having revolted.
The details we have Of the commencement Of the COLI
sion are very few The regular troops however appear
to have adhered TO the government suspension OF
arms bad been agreed upon, but hostitcs were 10
did not at that time make unqualified submission The
Queen had gone through the streets and appears
received extremely well by the troops and by the
National Guards OF what has taken place since O'Clock
last evening know nothing up 10 O'Clock this
ming. Neither at the Spanish Embassy at the Minis
teria offices have any dispatches Of subsequent date
been received.
THIS silence jus,acs the alarm that Is 'en The sus-
pension Of hos,i'cs' ull O'Clock, agreed to between
The combatanls, means presume, that 0Donnei grant
cd certain time 10 the insurgents TO lag down their
arms, which expired nj that hour Had the uucondton.
al surrender taken place, we ought TO have had ntel
gcnce that 'orderp restored II Is feared then,
that surrender took place and that the combat
renewed and continued all night an this morning The
more probable explanation however, is that the teie
graphic wires from Madrid 10 the frontier have been
cut and this would imply that the revolt Is no; confined
The Of the republic having been proclaimed Is
not consistent with the favorable reception said 10 be
given TO the Queen her passing through the
during the suspension OF hosthtes. Il rumored
to-day that General lnnte President OF the Cortes was
at The head Of the insurgents but this not credited
PARIS, July l6--sPM
The events passing NJ Madrid throw all other mat.
ters Of pol teal interest the shade Nothing bu, nv
teegraphc dispatches. There Is evidently some hitch
the working OF the teegraphs, but whether the difficulty
at Madrid or Paris Is yet to be asceralaed The intel
genoe that republic had been declared for by the peo
pie and National Guard Is denied here. All await In a
fever Of interest the result or the contest evidently at
hand. The lower classes Spain have hitherto in most
Of the provinces been strongly disposed to the reaction
AIRY party, from their sympathy with the priests, made
martyrs by the spoliation Of church property. re
mains to be seen what support the Progressistas will
ceive from the Communeros The following Information
the ,sonnel OF the Cabinet may be OF interest,"
Pastor Iiaz, Minister OF Foreign Affairs, Minister
at the Court OF Turin and Madrid en- congo Lu
zurasa, Minister Of Justice Is partisan Of Espateros,
ana ior some tme past has figured occasionally IN the
has already filled the Office ne holds; Bayarr
OF the youngest deputies OF the Cortes aud Secretary
the Assemby-he rs a renegade from the progresssta
party Rios Rcsas was member OF the famous Cabinet
d los tres dos that preceded the entry Of Espartero into
Madrid Collado the Minister Of Public Works has since
the revolution, been member Of various Cabinets.
LATEST NEWS FROM MADRID.
PARIS, July II, 1855
Geographic despatch announces that xrrason Is in
insurrcction.
Gucrrea has arrived al Saragossa.
General lnfantc having assembled 40 members Of
the Cortes, General q DonncI had them dispersed
The National Guards Of Madrid have been disarmcd.
Correspondence Of London Postl
MADRID, July 16-Fveninr.
Al eight O'Clock this morning the instruction was
overcome all points. General Concha obtained pos.
session Of the Toledo gate As some OF the insurgents
still held the Plan sevada taken 10 At
tack them The various bodies Of the lower orders were
commanded by Pucheta
AZ ten O'Clock the last remains Of the insurgents dis
persed throughout the city we're annihiiated.
Twelve pieces Of artillery were in position in the Plaza
The Queen visited the wounded Happily the victims
not very numerous.
The government, has been admirably supported. The
dsarmng OF the National Guard Ia actively carried on
The thoroughare is re established.
All Is tranquil In the provinces, except a saragossa
MsDRrp, July N, 1855.
The Queen, accompanied by the King and Marshal
OnonDe, has just reviewed The garrison The troops
and the people received their Macscs and the Marshal
npmorrow will take place the solemn burial OF the
soldiers who have died gcrousy In defending the throne
r She twelve pieces Of cannon posted On the Plaza
sevada belonged the insurgents. They were captured
BY the royal troops sf'er some hours Of lighting.
rHn VERY LATEST.
From the British Telegraph Company's nespatch.l
PARIS, Friday, July ls--g y. W.
There 10 no latx intelligence from Madrid la Pafrse
says that the report Of movement sarseossa s con
manded the place. and who was formerly an aide
OF EepArtero made his prcnunciamento with the con.