The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-08

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General paTsers retired the hotel OF the widow Of
General Gurres shortly aer the Queen had accepted his
yeslgnaiion The General was stil At Madrid aud
fenced proceed 10 0rgAnda, small town nve leagues
The Msard Gasass OF July Is publishes series Of
royal supersedng their posts the Governors Of
the Baearc Islands, Gusdslsara and Lerida, and sp
pointing their SUCCESSORS.
the National Guards Of spain and his functions
Esrred pro tewpors, n Rios Rosas Minister Of the
By another royal decree General Prm Count Of Reuss,
ives remoySf nom he soyesn%sns OF Granada, the
which her Majesty intends again 70 avail herself on his
The Gazette eons.i.s he following , royal decree
loyalty, and enthusiasm displayed by the troops
Of al composing the garrison OF Ibis capital have
AN /. All the Generals and officers who have been
wounded shall be Immediately promoted TO the rank
Art 2 The soldiers Who have themselves
shall be decorated with the Cross Of Maria Isabella
Luisa and receive pension for life Of thirty reals per
month Those who have been shall be entitled
70 pension Of sixty reals month"; and those rendered
reserve to myself besides the right Of accomplishing
the exploits Of Generals and officers conormaby TO the
Art s. The National Guards Who faithful 70 their OATH
continued 70 perform duty in the royal palace are com
prised within the above provisions
The casualties OF the troops estimated at between
40 and 90 killed and $50 wounded. The losses Of the
insurgents were not yet known One Of the baitalions
Of Art cry, had AZ men hoys de coratat The royal
troops engaged consisted of thirteen bathons with atty
pieces Of artillery In all abe I6 900 men, The cavalry
composed OF 600 men, employed outside the gates
in keeping up the communication between the three
corp into which the royal forces were divided
tty OF pistols sabres ances &c had been ed
by the National Guards and Inhabitants OF Madrid.
The 81 600 OF reals forwarded from France by the
Spanish Credit Mobier Company 10 the government had
arrived at Madrid and were deposited in the court Of the
palace during the instruction.
NATIONAL GUARN JOIN THE REyoLUrIosIsTs.
A .eieeraphic despatch to Madrd, dated Barcelona,
July 10, says
Yesterday, at S in the afternoon, a movement took
place here The General at once sent the government
troops to the insurgents, who dispersed, entrench
themselves in the manufacturing quarters the OF
the Ramba. BY IL O'Clock, fourteen barbados we're
raised. but in hour after the principal
taken by assault, and the others were not defended
This morning every thing seemed perfectly tranquil At
forwards battalion OF the regular troops and some
panes OF the National Guards declared in favor Of the
insurgents An from the General at directed
the National Guards 10 be dissolved and the to be
given up within the space of hour The delivery of
the effected without opposition. AT III o'clock
bar ricades raised the Plaza de Prado
BY noon they were taken BY the troops General Bias
but the advantage remains every where with the troops
The only occupy at present in the town the
terraces of few houses The troops behave adm
raby.
from the Paris Moriteur, July 2il
The firing in Barcelona lasted the 18th instant from
i've O'Clock in the even ng TIL midnight resumed
the leth the morning until eight O'Clock in the
ming 1t continued during the whole OF the goth and
Or the latter day insurgents having been driven
from their chief positions in Union street, New street.
and Ranba street. and from the hospital Of the Juniere
They were followed by cavalry and put to the sword
Corona and Junqaera are still IN state OF insurrec-
ton.
Egue, as tranquil The garrison is ready to hre alta
moments notice.
stop any other rising In Catalonia.
The Paris Id,rie publishes the allowing Geographic
despatch -
MARsrnlEs, July "a, 1855.
The steam packet Cid has Just arrived, with accounts
masters OF all the positions but notwithstanding
the establishment OF tranquility, the garrison con
nped under arms The shops Were reopenns ca The
aton Of the captain the CD the number OF killed and
wounded both sides must have been ~ least 200.
MADRID rRANouIL-EsPARrERo STILL IN rHE CITY.
From the aaaFia papers, July ~
According TO the journals Madrid perfectly tran
gull Gen lsperiero was stil there The government
had oertd lin ports for part OF spain he might
think proper to proceed TO- or for any foreign country be
choEe
The one hundred snd City insurgents taken with arms
IN their hands at the Post Office were all liberated, with
the exception of two or three who we're accused Of
According TO al Official retarn the casualties Of the
army during the ipsurrecton were--six officers killed
and nineteen wounced thirty two soldiers killed aud
two hundred and two wounded two soldiers missing six
horses killed and sixteen wounded The loss or the Ma
tonal Guard was not yet known. |
kurca had declared against the government but no \
attention paid to that movement
Traffic was every where re estabshed--an the |
shops we're topenod, and crowds visited the pria.
The policy Of the prcser, government Is stated as
follows
J. No sloodshed for political punishment. Capital
punishment 10 be reserved FOR common crimes committed
uncer the cloak Of political opinions.
2 t)pcillation and liberation.
Moderate FTogretsias not 10 be excluded from pub
lie functions.
4 The constitution to be published
The Constituent oortes 10 be dissolved AMI o'eGsfy
CoFtes conyoSed.
Q, The National Guard to be recognized reduced
! Political prosecutions brough, before the cor,ss
agains, previous svorrmeass AID certain persons con
TndesIsrs 10 ot,alp tae ma Siacaon OF some articles
OF the constitution, ard cean admin uaF' p'i"0pe'
From the gadrs Gazette, July 10
The following "Bandon > issued-ln consft lenee y
The authorization granted 70 me BY hs Lscslen.y -
Ieouoldo OTonne. Count Of IuceDa, and 6eneras'!U !
Chief OF the Army and the urgent motives which required
the publication Of my bando Of the 18TH inst having
kloekage u. which. according 20 the laws OF war this
city was proc by the bando o. vne 18th Inst, shall
virtue q The same bando ,hs prob bion Introduce pro
visions and effects into the city likewise taken on and
trsfhc Is 70 be completely Tree -
FRANCISCO SERRANO rOMINGCFZ,
NApup, July II, 1856, capan General
Royal DEGREES Of the 18th and 18th instant, aso In
serted IN the CARTE confer recompenses OF toe follow
vices t7ey have rendered particularly during the late
events narney-The Knghihooi Of the Order Of the /
JOt1en fleeCe on VI Tue NJ
mies Don Manuel Dc 10 Concha Marquis del Duero the
Grand Cross q the order OF Charles III, Lieutenant
General Felix Maria de Meesira, Director General or the
staff on the Captain General Of the Army Francisco Ser.
Domlnruez the Brgsdier Of the staff Leopold
De Gregorio Gracia the Brigaders Of Cavalry Bias
Pierrad Acedo and Enrique ODonneN and on the Bri
gadsrs " Infantry Carlos Maria Jsuch and Vicente Tai
edo and the Grand Cross Of the Royal aud Military
order Of san Fernando Northumberland Domingo
Dulce, Director General q the Cavalry,
The Queen, by other DEGREES, dated the lsthsnst,
accepted the designations of Messrs Manuel de Azpii
Of the National Property. Ambro-
Gonzales Fiscal ~ the Court Of Accounts Anceto
Pucy Dc@ca, Fiscal Of the General Direction Of the
Public Debt and Augustin Aearrs Sub DIRECTOR Of the
Customs. N. EarcHo de 10 Escosura. was dismissed 0y
another decree from the post of Secretary of the Court Of
Accounts. N Emilio saDcho bad been appointed fHrec
tor General Of the National Property Francisco ieva,
Fiscal OF the Court OF Accounts Romualdo Lopez Bales
teroe Sub Director Of the Customs; and Baz Perez 10
peg Secretary NJ the Court u Accounts.
The Madrid Gdse contains the folio sing letter, dated