New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-10
SPAIN.

The ONcial Gazette of Madrid, of the 18TH pub.
l.l,d tie loyal decree appointing Al. Luis Gonzales
Bravo to the embassy in London, 10 place 81 NJ Pa
The Duke of Valencia (Narvsez) was net well
enough 10 preside at the opening OF the Royal Council,
but be was sufficiently recovered to be present at a
CABINET council of Ministers, who met at his own house
| TO deliberate ON the recent events at Malaga.
On the 18th Malaga perfectly quiet again. Very
few further details respecting the instruction are kno
| II was unquestionaby Republican movement The
rioters lost but few of their number, only twenty being
wounded and taken prisoners altogether. The troops
| had twelve men hors dc combat The commandant
| had his horse wounded under him. Tue garrison
consisted Of only 400 men Of all arms General Manuel
de la Couche was present and scled with the troops
Tie following details Of the Instruction al NAL
aga on the 18th:
Runors were spread among the people that an In
surrection had taken place Madrid that Is battal.
iona had taxed part in against the Government; that
Narvaez haa been wounded; that the Queen mad de-
clared herself Absolate that il the Government
which kept up the price Of bread; that the mast op-
pressve privileges Of the clergy about to be
established &c. AL this created great commotion,
and Il Leaders Of the denagogical party resolved to
take advantage of il to eject rising, especially
Afics days before, of battalion of the regiment
OF San Fernando. The authorities, hearing Of what
wes projected kept the troops In their barracks ready
TO at and placed detachrents of artillery and the
cyN Guard at the gale of the Custem House and her
imror.snt positions. At nightfnll mob collected aod
rr6cesded toward the Custom House, crying Toe
Republic forever! a csaoinier happening 10 meet
item. was immediately put = death. Their ,ers
having Increased, they invaded the Plaza de Ia Con-
stituciop The military governor Immediately pub
iished the follow Ng bando:
WLe:eas the people have made use of firearms
e1ejpst carabiper have cried The Republic forever
ana uttered other cries exciting to revolt, hereby
oroer l. Any asstm blage exceeding two persons, and
vticti shall not immediately dlperse on being
ua,dd so 70 Go shaA be dispersed by force of arms.
. No one can carry aims, even in vidae OF previous
anths.zaton exerci'e of his profession shall
r0uireit g. WI, yer shall spread subversve rumors
20 tie last act nature TO end.nser public .ecu.
NV shall be tried a ence and shot. Inhabitants Of
Malaga fully decide l. "a wei as all the other sutIori
ties OF this town, on whose cooperation conf ien1y
count 10 maintain AZ cry Pree pnohc tranquility and
to dete,d properly sa, voc to any per.on who shall
mske fine sst oha ,ent these objects-a the
rigor of the law shall fall Z u LIZ he al.
Notwthstsr ding this 'ando the people continuei
in the Plaza de la COrstNuC1 on and tne Mutary Gov.
eInor at Tie head Of his stan went 10 the Paza to ex
hort them 90 disperse but he was received by di.
charge of musketry and nar Vn escaped being killed
On this body Of troops was snhchta 70 Tue square,
arc they dispersed the Assem- 49, y ore: Inc N,
surceuts then went TO different warts OF The town, and
especially the Faubourgs del Schei ana de Ia inai'
dad Jn these faubour,s they pr taFed tor resisttnce
n any of them were armed with n >SAeu, WIZ taey
bad preserved hom the recent dssrn W VI Ing au "a
p Guard and with others plaged f.. va the shop OF
cuu.mith named Bsrrera, also VIM pl,tols and
loigi ards and they thew UP bsrrietlesS "hen ne
men charged 10 stick up copies Of tie ban 10 pgearei
hey were fred at anid cncs OF Inc p Ao'c LOT
ever a,
Presently tie troops arrived ard they fou nd them
selves belw cen two bands OF insurgents. An 1BeSe
mert commenced and il was sustained with grea. 'isor
or both sides until II o'clock p M when the BARI SasS
were carried by the troops 81 the poin. Of tie bayo ",
and the insurgents were dispersed 10 all directions "a
he Gales de Ia Aurora and dc Ia GlmbXda, bsrri.
lad's formed Of carts upset. were defended by cii.
'urgens we've killed or wound-d; the troops had some
men wounded About 20 OF the insurgents were ar.
este1 with arms in their hsrd', and c9urt-msr.ial
assemblies % ~ ten. The military Gov