Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-02
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ted possession of the city and continued To head
sgan-t the rebels. The insurgents proclaim Republic
u IL not known where Espartero l..
Fdr's tJSiy 6) CorrespondeSc, of ihs London Noes
The lev and sbort tergsphc dispatches from which
= to e gathered that civil ha. ragged for the
Hv- IN Mard must be received with the utmost dstrst
80 lar NJ they eudvOF represent that the
patty ~ the struggle likely get the upper hand IL
must @ remembered that these dispatches sent along
telegsp ~ire each end Of whieh is ia the
hands OF the Governnienfs ho- the o freedom
IL cntno, be doubted that Epsrteto instead of having
resigned was ANONYMOUSLY dismissed by the Queen and
that ODonne ha- consented to become the munster OF
coup defdf. learn hom person likely 10 be veil In.
formed that the result Of nirguva lotg going on ia
faiis between Christina and Other- case" was got
up against Espartero likely TO prejudice him in
the mind OF the Queen Of Spain. and that the
''l OF indictment presented Her Majesty by the
freteh Ambassador, the Marquis de TmgoL Ny infor-
mant proceeds To say that Queen Isabella having sum-
@oned EePatero and Doun.n 10 her presence received
them surrounded by ter hsibcrers and stated
TO E-pariero the grounds Of hes di-peasur proba
ole-out on this have positive informaou-that E.
partero entered into explanations and told Her Majesty
hat be would not remain her Minister except on certain
conditions The result however IL is ssid WAS shat the
Queen ordered him 10 leave Madrid within twentyour
hours Now this narrative NAV very p-ibr not be cor,
rect in all its details; but feel will turn out that
Espatero was distni-sedn this sense, least that h.
could only have remained the Government by betrayuy
The people and proving false the principles which he
has ever manfuly advocated 0Dounel who in spite of
the many dispatches which have affirmed that the most per
feet harmony prevailed between the marshsls has all
Aong been trying 70 undermine his colleague left a
parenty master Of the situation. He began by forming
purely re-actonary ministry, but that did last many
hours With the hope of throwing in peoples eye-
ne took IN two men, Luzuriagi and Bavarr, said lie
friends OF Esparero But IL understood that the rst
act oil his Government would have been the dsarmrg of
the National Guard and the their bayonets we're
-aiey lodged in the Government arsenals coup detat
would have been made. III all probability the
constitutions would have been simply abolished
At all events, Spain would have been placed
IN state Of siege, and the press would have been
professionally suppressed This s good a. admitted bv
the Pdtrie Of this evening 10 have been ODonnels in
tenion. Now the National Guard OF Spain have no nte,
uon TO be abolished. They flew 10 arms, aud supported
oy the people, maintained contest for two dsys and
although suits the purpose Of the ndctorS TRANSCRIPT
ers OF the teegraphc dispatches say that 0Donnels
troops haG the advantage IL Is evident that the position
OF the National Guard have been very bad since
at the end Of the second day the Queen felt the necessity
h presenting herself them in person. and they seem 10
nave treated on equal terms for suspension Of hosiil-
ties dispatch says il is true that ODounen had CIV
en- them till i've o'clock Tuesday afternoon the 18th
70 surrender and that after that hour he would pes.y
NE upon them But, as the Presss very shire Edly
observes, then suspension OF hosuities shows the
weakness Of the cabinet Il il not the habit of Co
yernments, when they come tumphanty of affairs Of
TINS kind TO offer truce. The latest dispatches so far
a. their contents have transpred make known that Gem
cral lnane who believe is the President of the Cortes
Sa At the head Of the insurgents They also state that
all the telegaphc communication with Madrid will prob-
ably be interrupted believe have mentioned eyery
tact connected with this aair that is known
here may add that, according the opinions OF men
III
srai rising In all the principal towns against O'Dounel-
The afris mentions what unfortunately cannot be doubt
ed that the collision between the National Guard and
the Queens troops bloody"
PARIS July III CorrsspoHdent OF The London Times
private telegaphic dispatch announced that not ony
SAragossa, but all Aragon is in nsurrectior-A Aragon
troops and people. By all Aragon Is suppose meant
the iager towns that have follow in the wake Of sara
gossa with their respective gar-ons We have no de-
tails as far as can ascertain but the main fact if cor
rect or even approaching correctness i most important
We NJ
nounees her rising but is not difficult say what effect
"i be produced Oh her people, troops, and National
Guards by the from Madrid Of the success OF the
con" ded fcouP d'etdt il has been. That We have as
yet no news from Barcelona il extraordinary From
Madrid 20 that place there is electric nor indeed any
telegraph and from Barcelona the telegraph does not ex
tend beyond Malaro, distance Of l3 Ii miles but
rom Mataro TO the French frontier there is none The
news OF the success OF ODonne will therefore be long
ume reaching Barcelona Should Barcelona unite
Win Saragossa, the example will probably be
followed by other places and then would be very doub;
u tat Donne could maintain his POSITION though he
s IN possession Of the capital aud the Queen there
The latest from Madrid are of this morning tbey
have been already teegrsphed you They are To the
fleet that the fighting continued for upwards of 24hours
out that the revolt at last repseSsed with the e1cep
on O the Ou hghter Pocheta who refused all conditions
1i surrender life, money and distinction and who still held
out against he said the Traitor ODonncl' with few
desperate iolloSers. have since then seen dispa. ch
which announces the death Of this man. who fought IN
the last. The National Militia OF Madrid have been dis
solved and their be delivered over to the
uovernment \ more recent dispatch announces that
the members OF the Cortes remaining Ia Madrid were dis
perscd. The CotCs il be added was not proroed
Out only its stngs suspended and So made what sup
pose Is proper TO call quorum. 10 Madrid ODonneI
now rules supreme. Since the insurrection Esparter
name has not been heard Since writing the above el.
egsphc dispatch announces that General Gurrea has ar
ved at Saragossa IL rumosed the frontier that
the insurgents have bad the upper hand in Saagossar
surrREssIoN of IHE iNsURREcToS-LArEsr rELEcRAPufc
DISPATCHES
"M1pRtD JuLY 10, (EvESING.) AT o'clock this NOR.
ing the lnsurreetion was overcome all points. Gen
Concha obtained possession Of the Toledo Gate A some Of
the insurgents still held the Plaza Sevnda measures were
taken 70 attack them The various bodies Of the lower orders
we're commanded by Pueheta AZ 10 o'clock the last
mains OF the insurgents dispersed throughout the CITY were
innihated. Pucheia killed. Twelve pieces OF srtiI
cry were in position in the Plaza Sevada The Queen
visited the sounded Happily the victims were not M.
merOus The Government has been admirably supported
he dsarming Of the National Guard actively carried on
The hOrOughare is reestablished All IS trsnou in the
provinces, except At Ssragossa.
"MADRtp. July l7-Today order is completely re es-
tahlshcd at Madrid. The Quecu accompanied by the
krs and by Marshal ODonne has Just reviewed the gar.
s9n The troops and the people their Macsies
and the Marshal with enthusiasm To-mofroy, will taks
paec the solemn burial OF the soldiers sho have died o
ou'ly IN defending the throne and order F. S-The
twelve pieces OF cannon posted the Plaza Sevaa be.
longcd TO the insurgents They were captured by the
roya troops sitter some hours Of fighting
The Daily Nsrs has published the following dispatch
from ne Paris correspondent dated Madrid Thursday,
insuecion here has been suppressed, after
dead are very numerous. The National Guard has been
dSatHed Foriy Of the deputies present at Madrid
having associated themselves 70 the Cottes in
legal manner, dispersed by the troops The where
1bouts Of Espartero Is still unknown. he probably nt
S'ragoa OF at LOgrOuo lis asserted that the garrison
icrc goes along With the people By the from Bar
ceona would appear that Catalonia aso n state Of
irsurrcction
PARr, Friday. o r. M-There is no later intelligence
IRON Madrid Ia FGfrc SAYS that the report Of move.
met a. Saragossa Is confined Il IL asserted that Gen.
era FALCON. Who commanded the place and WHO was for.
mefy addecamp OF Esparero made hi. pronuncisnen.
to With the concurrence ofs part Of the inhabitants bot
according 20 private intelligence he foowcd by
the troops Who the contrary retired TO the heights ana
castle which command Siragosss
later ieegraphc message IRON the Captain. General
c Catalonia dated The l7th inst that al was tran
Gull in that principtlity
Coon NEws rRoN Essr TENNEssur--A lettor from
Knoxville. dated July Is, saysi
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