The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-14

cades is positively indescrbabIs All the narrow streets
were hlcsked up with them Everything seized Tor
the occasion Hotels and public buildings made 70
dieporge large Of furniture which were quen.y
pitched Of windows tumbrils were run out OF YARDS
them One street. the Gale del Union, made mpas
able and ffom behind the barricades from the roof top
the troope Boys women and even children, ran about
half mad with excitement and could there have been
time Tor an organized defence tale would been told
such as 0Donns might remember to his COST The bar
rcades at last destroyed by shells which were |
showered in upon them The promiscaous massacre was
terrible principally caused by these projecles. But
even the removal Of the barricades offered increased
facilities the troops for some time for so deadly was
they were repeatedly driven back, leaving the street
choked with their dead The destruction the Queen
ed on Ike rocks Where the troops gained the
advantage in the plain outside the town
sen, up frcm the country in aid Of the insurge 10 Bods
after bodies of these either put TO flight or caotured
by the oyass, and when The Gale del nion with its
masses OF barri ades fell before vig0 Gus charge the
GAUGE Of insurgents for the nom nj was no The
troops undoubtedly fought WELL but not better than the
insurgents and Is creditable to the former fhat few
10, ances wsnton cruelty III the hour Of victory have
TRANSFERRED. But the stories Of rie DESTROYED in private
dwellings are horrible. one Find old gentleman in the
balls his thigh. lady IN her and whe
her nurse was standing ~ the bedside was shot dead
from incau.iously expos themselves at the window OF
their hotel where, VITA their father they had only
yolieys at random, rere, there aad everywhere and
wonder casual balls did neties tale effect
places little dreaivsd Of by those who tired Them TWO
Old ladies' nearly related to Of the prncip pal municipal
asborites and who had hee2 distinguished for their
rlarkabe Eaeuy the Of the PreteDder, Count
Eonimolinc, now he so dangerously wounded tnat DO
hope Of te recovery is entertained. Their house in the
Gale Nasva was corapletey riddied with balls,
and in the chamber where they found
twenty Ere balls counted upon the walls. The
number Of slain is impossible to get at There are va
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lost less than 200 or 1850 likewise
You must understand, my dear brother, that this i
not resurrection Of rourieys against recognized
authority. i have seen something OF these things Ia
Spsia you knew bat never before witnessed saca
be every ones Ask the humhlet Californian, and
he tells you tina. he fights to pat down perdy
be likes let have the CT Don Carlos This foll
play We set up the Queen 70 rule BY Tree govern
mept II We not 10 have this, say, down With the
Queen, and with the proper on the throne As
for O'Donrel We VIII shoot him Ike dog.
fear have given your readers TOO long extract,
but the accUrnts from SPAN meagrc We are IN
such complete ignorance Of what is really going IN
that country, and there is such a manifest desire
with tie French government 10 gid The little n,eh
gence we DO receive, that something of an al.
thenuc character is Akely to be Interesting; for
Spain whe. with Queen OF the Antilles ts Queen Chris
tina and lis queen Isabella about the Interesting
country n Europe America looks On anEionsy, vita
her ope jaws really snap up any crumb that may
cideualsy slip of tie table, such Cuba France il
diligently pa,tpg the back Queen Christina, to play
her oil in good time for s own purposes and England
who up Queen Isabella, uings longing lingering
look s,c- spartero as tae only real adnerent OF English
interests vanity O. yans,es saith the pres acr s.sh
shall be. Spain, that ierty years ago assisted so mate
rally in binding the continent in the ron chxGs Of the
Holy Alliance again prove the theatre fevens
freedom. One truth SEEMS gradually dawnng upon
minds, after forty years experience, e., that
the English ecpe for freedom oagh; aos 10 be received
as the only one Goa aie not send the nyausss secret
ala trnltch ufNrG hCAst IL
mna than real and ak the seryiie emulto.s Of the
British constitution have proved the mos p,fa failures.
The day may not be far distant when that s;n,ion
win be found wanting in real hour OF trial. The late
war; premaurely stranglca by the arstocracy 2is for
the let ii off, but there are porsents 10 tie skies
The hcnien this moving states, according = tele
graof despSich barcelona dated the 29h q July
that the most perfect order reigns In that city; tia: Cat
lonia entirely in the power OF the troops Of the
Queen and The paiopal guard OF Chrome, as IN all Other
And despatch dated the 3D. from the French amtsssa
Cor Madrid states that the Queen |, recognized through
out Spain, except at saragossa That important news
A,elr tepy that here dsunon IN the DoaDeil
ADMINISTRATION fhey state ,ha. ladrid perfectly
crs h @ S esis al P' the 'n
Inhabitants desire give and that II only upheld
BY the irsiei ihcant minority Of the ower classes.
The Geoger Dc Bayonne con,radicts the Aoni'ew. IL
Spain the country Of mystery unforeseen cvents
and has shc well justified her reputation in thai
respct nc on the pesen: occasion TIE Partisan press
all the Information Of which depends wire which
Las been cut a, saragossa, Is completely aut Even
The grave NSssr i led is;o by rs correspondence
VITO are more Jealous than well informed
The ifaLte cn Juan de Bourbon, brother the Count
dc os said 70 be in the Basque Provinces
GcIeral Goit Ekoi Of the kcssan artillery and brother
the CornnErdrr IN chel Of the nf,y o. lie Cinea
who has been ia Paris for the three days yesterday
waited tie poiechnc school sad closely examined
ali IL de tails.
Prnce Iucsn Bonsplrie ID accordance with the orders
Of TIE Emperor Ct tlc French, iGmcdiaey left Ct
Eaiap ard arrived sunday last a; ST. Jesnfde Luz 10
the FrCpeh territory where be Eieas stopping sof some
tire. The arrival Of the Prince has produced grea, an
ator in the 'paoc, and Basque fee about to be
gsnizCd in hs honor.
Prince Napoleon has been 10 Iceland AMI every nov
and then the cCia Journal gives gence OF h.s
Whereabouts, bat truth 70 say the Prince inierc toe
French people very little thai whether his imperial
bhness goes the land Of ice 70 territory sai be
composed Of nhaely different clement cares
should the report prove correct that by inqus
ton the validity of Jcromes marriage with Miss Patterson
Is recognized, and this yourg gcni'emans claims a
Prpceccm % the Imperial thus be superseded by the
gtmaey OF the IN crcan Bonapave, no one viii trouble
himself 10 utter lament Nisa fact that the unfortu
nate Prince seems 10 enjoy the good word OF living
soul Bru af 10 manner fcehtols In conduct overbear
ing in temper he wants but the power play the part or