The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-11

INTERESTING FR0A SPAIN.
Insurrection In vnIencis-Tne Captain Gene
raj Shut mp In his Palace Under the Pro-
lection oftAe del-Rctreat of the Troops
y-Thc Insurgent Masters Of the City-Affsir
of tho Blao X WarriOr-NIOre Mexican EeYe-
lations, &C., SC.
OUR MADRID CORRESPONDENCE.
MADRID, April II, 1856.
Inu1rection al Vd.ncia-Hard Fighting-Rr,at OF The
Troops Democracy Triumphant General ZaJala sent 10
the Seine of Action-7he Black Warrior Affair Again
ModeradoS On! Against the United States and Against
the ement-Great Article Of the Liberal Party in Re-
ply-Kore Aerican Revelations.
You viii have heard long before this reach you, oil
the instruction at Valencia Bat the deAils OF this
business viii be interesting and will therefore ira nAate
for you Of the given Of 1t by the news
papers.
The Dsa,io Mercanta of Valencia, gives the following
1t must b considered however, that this Newspaper ia
written and printed under the influence Of the authori
ties Of Valencia, the account naturally endeavcrs to
mako the whole thing out unimportant as possible
The Dsarso SAYS
Many The version, which have been given Of this bust
rs ss the ss Ths or
as. began in The House the lot for the 1Spscrp
Of s ss
obliged lie suhoritss postpone or lille while hs
ceedngs The military and cy authorities ,asn took ne
the drawing Recommended.
The opposition then went increasing continually In.
suits and re wings being showered upon the authorities,
and threats to the armed force in the buidrg until IT
to the use Of arms when the hall OF the Presidency
invaded the lists destroyed and all the articles neces
for tho lot broken the authorities being
obliged to retire for second time no
The Most Excellent Captain General who had gone in
person to the barracks OF San Francisco with some pieces
Of artillery, finally gave the order to clear the streets,
the plaza Of the market when the firing mmsdiately
began between the groups Of and the The
IN Of
people from the street OF San Vincent and the places ad
In order to silence it the artillery was made use Of but
the firing continued till after six O'Clock in the afternoon.
At this time pArley took place. and the result OF the
conference WAS that the troops retired as we'll as the
citizen militia I'll hostilities csasing completely During
the firing the first battalion Of the militia occupied the
kea the Univeriy the cavalry the usual rendezvous Of
that force and the second battalion OF infantry the
whore some barricades we're thrown up.
The artillery and musket firing have caused consider
able damsge to the eddces Other losses more depora
BILE than these have also been caused by the events OF
Sundayhe death of various cers and soldiers of the
troops and cavalry and many wounaed. captain and
cavalry are mentioned among the dead, sc.
So much for the Dia,io Mrcan The fact is, the troops
and were finally obliged to give up the business arrange
KIND Of srmstice and retire Tho real nun
Der of killsd and wounded It is impossible to
interest in concesng the extent of losses the
troops and the citizens wounded put hors de combat of
to their dwellings, and places of security 1t sup
posed that from one to two hundred must have been
killed or wounded.
The Epana nn"1erado Journal Of yesterday gives the
present state Of affairs at Valencia, as follows
The situation Of Valencia at The lest dates be stated
proseeas q liz eaaehe troou Sp ~ up "a ,S
Wished Which WAS hat there should be no conscrpion
@ o. me city ard Eating he S1mpss 81 their
fiat on the earth. ' - ~ ''' $50 ''' y '
indicated yesterday what had been the conduct the
a. from having av AZ
formed orr bad uuder bis mmsnd de District q Va
I And n Rs AZ these of n s ss
rsyTess nj: riot having at 'ss 70 70 the humiliation offs
General Zahala has been sent from Madrid with vice.
regal powers civil and military, to reduce the province
Valencia to order and reinforce the ber
of six thousand and SIX hundred horse already
= The democrats are all alive and waiting the word to
begin the dance again Inc sturdy uucles and cousins
OF the sGs Of Valencia swagger and down her streets
saying LET 'em come on-'he more they come the
moro will fan.o | Ia,her imagine, however that the
fandaneo ia for the present The guitars viii need
tuning again before we get any more music from Va
lencia
Do you know the moderados are the d. and especi-
ally, Senior HERALD, in everything touching your coun,
lasted two years already and we have no idea how long
may last get for has once more become question
between the political parties.
A deputy, hariategui, made call last week in the
Corss the Minister Of State to furnish the documents
in the and made speech about your Presidents
Zabsla the actu.l minister, and Luzuriaga, former
minister both REPLIED saying that the satisfaction which
had been given had been just
But do you imagine that the modrados were satisfied?
Not bit Of it; Ia Epand came out kicking at your
people as usual and heaping all kinds Of injuries the
in faces when dared to ask for just satistac
tion La Erdnd says that the arrangement which was
made Of the subject shameful and humiating for
SPAN, and let's fly rockets thunderbolts and bombs
against you and US.
1t also says that Senior Cueto refused decidedly that
this satisfaction should be given to you, &c.
To sl this the liberal party replied in the Nossdadss
with superb article which have taken pains TO trans
late and 10 enclose in this letter.
To-day Senior Cueto finding himself hard preaed comes
out in letter his signature, in which he
small and says nothing In particular except that he did
10 Ill in his power to prevent the arrangem emit; and
that whenever the government Of Her Msjesty shall
see fit to present the documents to the Cors then will
the nation whether the language he employed
In his commun cations was frank and explicit and whe-
Their the satisfaction given to the Anglo American
federation judged by him officially as convenient
and glorious arrangement rather act pref udi
La Epana itself came out the day after the Nore-
saes whining like kicked small dog and has ever since
sept silent.
The Affair of the Black Warrior.
From the Novedadee Of Madri3, April 81
Like that most vulgar story Of the sixty six kings
AL ranged il battle which, thing Of good taste, Is
ntermnably repeated La EspG,a reyerts to the affair
OF the Black Warrior in its number Of yesterday. 1t
not necessary to be very malicious to suspect in view OF
the Ill temper and innocent wickedneas with which the
article is written that it the hand Of some
disappointed dipomatist who thus gives vent to his
Spite AverHe have frequently shown ourselves to
carrying to ground questions OF public interest
We will put out of view the interests which the
writer Of the article the Epana may have had for dis
figuring in such the facts and for venting his
rage 30 uDjustly against individuals. We will assume
in short that the article is written in all sincerity,
and uara intAn dad Izr..