New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-05

the Government he dispatched Circulars 70 tno
Csptain.sGeDersl Of the Provnces Gaming III TOO,
sdb .iot What the answer wa am no. aware, Oar
the Cap ain Ge, ers of Saisgosss fephed NJ once oy
the ersph that be- the army, and the people re-
coc iz.a 10 President of The COcnci but the Duke of
vi'i,rs. A tel. grnpb dspsich from Perpignan COO
,redcts the rumor that Barcelona had rs-n
In q pss,scnpt, dated Saturday evening, the same
81 have already mentioned that Gen. NarvaeS left
Pai, a.t night f,n Bsyonne He had lett day IN
two pr' vous for 'uyc o',ahs pisee sr h.ss sssviay
for some time After long consultation with her aad
tie Duke of Ranz ,rpa he started AZ once for Bsyonne
He decided on taking this step il IL said on oeing
Informed that tels graphic chpatcn had ahbounreo
the risipe Of Aragun the Rojs and Bilbao; hod4h,
with reference Ibis last place, dispatch received
Yesterday sad that the Barque Provinces were then
Tranquil The plan formed between Maria Christina
sno her agents is 10 leave ODounel TO struggle tor
soue time exhsus, blmsef against his adveroarles,
AID 70 encourage them a. much as possible 70 resls,
hin up TO a cerrsin poIt and when be becomes weak,
that Nrrvsez shall step in snd snstcn the prlze from
b N, cfer biz services az once To y Dnnnsli 70
save the throne, and, once engaged IN the anor 'o
use biz best W. to upset him IN turn, ana grasp
III. dictator sword hipself II ODOnne shows weak
btss from the b, ginning, and If Narvaez be yell re-
ctived BY the army, o Donnel will be denounced a.
traitor for the in,nrecton OF july, 1894, ana go'
nd Of o., sesin if both go for some time equally,
ODonntIl viii probably be got quietly out OF the way
by the brine of Cuba where he will be enabled tO ex
TIT millions from the blood OF thesls " he'h-
this will succeed or not caDpo, say, but go IL Is
plsi n, d Maria Christina feels much dlsquefude Al
the resir'ance laid to be encountered by ODonneL,
which is than has been calculated on. dispatch
Il, Boy oDne received last night or this mOrnog,
states that Gen. Gurea was at tue head ot the move
10y tae truop4 and population of that city and
province. Gen Focnn, the Csp,ain General, was, It
ssd at the head Of the srmy, ano Gen. Gurrea OF
the population and National Guards. very FERROUS
step about TO De tskeD. IL was proposed tha the
COtts should open their sngs a. Sarago-sa. there
beng 50 depues in tha.ciy 80 more taaa suhcen'
70 constitute that assembly egslly. rbe eiu,ention was
put DOnnel h0rs Ia oi, ADD call all Spsn to rise
sgsiLst HMM fact, to follow the same course a. for
ntiy sgai II Napoleon aud the French army. Ii WAS
The G, r,r that prc sent the King the nation IN
1908. when the kOl al family eDtced out OF the
king dom. II euccessfu stand be ID lde at Saragossa
this fashion, i, is not unlikely that other places will
follow the example. OF Espsrtero We have n news,
hut il prob bic that be remains prisoner in Madrid.
II is saio he was az OF ce arrested.
The Union gives the following account of the
str rgih of the military force spread over the Pen
| iIsula:
In con, sequence of the various reductions operated
in the Spanlrb oIny il does not comprise than
60 600 Now Ma1rid Is occupied by about 20 900
men. Gen I8patero commands ut BaiceloGa, a. the
lead of 5000. Has he been able TO face the 20 600
w0kntn, more less well armed, which form the
! ground Of rhat population so easily led sway! At
Saragosss it app.ar thst Gen. Falcon, with 10000
men, opposes Murrhal ODonDell. There remain in
RENT inder of the Kingdom and il cannot be said on
which SIDE they will turn 1t is thought tbs: Nolenca
is Lot very favorable to the cause of o Donleu."
| From The 1e'sog,r De Bdionae Of u, 9th instant
The hsdnd mail Of the 18th, due today, was not
able 10 leave IN cOnsequt nee OF the fighting, which
| be gan oD the evening of the l4th We have neither
| l,tters nor journals. The only diligence which has
arrived is the Victoria which left III 4drd at clock
on the morning OF the 18th The office ot this coach
being outside the Bilbao gate, it was able to get away.
At the moment of is departure the cannon were roar
| ing and bot fire OF musketry was gDing on. Some
few National Guards, who took part IN the early
stage of the combat, and aiterward were forced to
shaI don their baricad-s, have found mean, TO
to BsyoI ne. The following is summary Of the news
brought by them the suht OF which We do not,
! OF course eusrantee;
"On learning that the Duke of Victoria had re.
sgned, teversl depths as>em0led in the ball OF the
ctitts With General Inf,Ite in the char, and DIRE"
up protect ogsnrt ell that had been done, declaring
tEaI they Zee, gbized other authority than that OF
The Duke Of Nlttoris and the Con titnent Cort The
commanding flee n OF the bctta0Ls of the National
Guarc who were prtsen a. the meeting immediately
pvt Themselves at The head of their aud marched
! 20 .urpoit The Cort.s Numerous barTic4oes were
| ad, both by the Nation al Guard and the people.
The bsrrcsd de attacked by the troop. 10 tie
| hu. or, bear The palace. Genetsl Concha sent
battalion Of Chas5euis 20 attack 1t, ana their cirblnes
| moved down great many National Guards- AT the
tiu guns opel ed h.e and the ce'ender5 OF
tie barrcadts hara,sed by the 'pintcs of the
sturts that thy were forced 10 abandon It, Inc ill.,
suigeIts closely pressed by the troops were, after
usets~ defense, sLcres-iysly obliged to abandon all
| their IttrOir which the PaZ. Mayor Gale
May l. Pusra Gel ST. the hnistr ry Of the Interior,
| tie Post Office, tic Prsdo, &C., and MI The hoe of
itgbbIug str, cts, many of the houses In when were
| ocf upi, 10y The insurgents. Whcn driven fro all
there ponrr the National Guard fell back upon the
| hue te Toledo. Hemmed III by lumber, and men-
aceC by f. nj, able artillery, they asked fer sus
pens on iof he s'ilites. Two hous were given then
| t. 10y down their arm- "