Daily American organ., 1856-08-11
The Insurrection at Barcelona,
,e Paris Monitenr Of the oath save.

The Paris Moniteur, OF the Gath, says:
"The last news FROM Barcelona announces that
the conflict there very keen, but that the sue
cess Of the Queens troops may be considered as
secured. On the 18th, the firing lasted from FIVE
in the evening until midnight. On the 10th il was
resumed from early morning till eight, p. III. On
the 20tb it lasted the whole day, and on the 2lst
till five o'clock, eve ing. On this last day, the in
surgeDts being driven from Union street, Rue
Nueve of the Ranbia, and from the hospital of
la Junqueta, their principal positions, betook
themselves to the country, where the cavalry soon
rode them down and ssbred them. Girona and La
Junquera are still in state Of insurrection.-
Tranquility prevails at Tgucras, and the garrison
s prepared to suppress any outbreak. 1t is thought
the victory at Barcelona will arrest the other move
ments in Catalonia. PIP
"PARIs, Thursday evening, 24th.
son the 23d, at A. M, the royal troops were
master Of every point of Barcelona, but still re-
mained under arms. The struggle was very san
culinary. Preparations were being made to exc
cute the persons who were taken with arms in
their hands. General Ruiz commands the garrison
at Corona, which place has risen."
The London Star learns that twelve hundred
persons were killed in the streets of Barcelona
The people fought behind their barricade, with
determined courage for threo days and would have
persevered, but when they began to lose ground
their leaders deserted them.
The London Express says; h. -....s..
The importance Of the determined resistance of
Barcelona is immense The gallant conduct of the
inhabitants must have greatly thwarted the mill.
tary calculations of 0Donnel and is calculated to
encourage resistance In multitude of other places
In fact, IL may be said that if Saragossa, from
which we have had no direct news whatever for
several days. is still in vigorous condition, there
is good hope that 0DonnelPs coup detat will fail
His army is not large, and he must be in the ut
most embarrassment TO know how to distribute it,
The insurrection which the Moniteur admits to
be going on in Corona is very serious. Gen. Ruiz,
one of the best Generals in Spain, and determin-
ed progressist commands the insurgents there.
General Bessdi, the second in command Of the
Queens troops at Barcelona was seriously, and,
some say, mortally wounded.
The American question may now be regarded
as virtually settled. We believe we are not wrong
in preparing our readers for an announcement TO
this effect in the speech of her Majesty on the
propagation of Parliament, on Tuesday next. The
terms agreed on that the Bay Islands are 10
be given over by us to Honduras In return for
our handing them over to the Republic OF Hondu-
ras, the government of that Republic pledges itself
never to give them over TO any other power, or to
allow any other powers to interfere in their affairs
America heartily acquiesces in this settlement of
the question, and joins in tripartte treaty with
the government of Honduras for carrying the con.
consenting party to the agreement, and has ex-
pressed her readiness 10 sign the treaty if deemed
neceessry.-LondoH Mor-ir9 Advertiser, J'ay 26.