New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-05
nur,,1s OF THE INSURRECTIOy.

"DETAILS OF IHE INSt Y.
| TIE Madrid Ga-eth ba. published the text Of the
rs;ona Iop which the Duke de Ia Vtori. bad sen, to
a. ou.en in addition TO his intime,i N, riU1 v9ce TO
her Majesty 10 that effect. 1t IS thus couched
"MtDAs: The shattered srSe OF my health does
no, o, mi, HE to any longer perfum the function. of
PIt.icelt OF your Council Of Ministers. VIII your
Msiee ty deign TO relieve me of that pO-i'lon, and
shall be grateful for as the greatest favor your Maj
esty can confer on me May the Almighty guard
duiug oI years the Import mt life Of your Majesty!
haye hs boDor to be- MADAM yoq, Marry met de-
An Extraordinary Gazette was published on the l4to,
with the decft-s OF the Queen, accepting the
ODs OF the Duke oe IA Vito i4 ana the other Mlus-
t.rs, with whose Loyalty, zeal, and patriotism b
Maj sty declared heiseli highly s.i fed. Other de
cie,s apIoI ted Leopold O'Donnel Couut OF Lucera,
p, sidtnt Of the Council; N,comcd-. Pastor D4z.
Minister OF JreigD Afsirr; PedoJ Bayar', Minister
o' Marine; Claudio Anton de Luzuri-sa, Minister Of
Ju,t,e; Jose MAJ uel Collado, Nj mister Of Public
Works and of the Colonies; A,tIGio &c los Rios
Ro,as Mini tel of the Interior; and Manuel Cantero,
Mni,ter Of Finn ce In the obs sn"e of VI. Luzurssa,
NJ kis Rosas is TO Greet the pcrtnent OF Ju',ce,
ard Gen o D"pbell TO take cbarg" of the Ministry OF
Marine until the ARRIVAL Of NJ. Bay art BY another
decree the Queen accepted the r.signa;iou of NJ.
CaNt6po CGlCeiO Civil Governor Of Al sd id and ap
pointed in place NJ Manuel AlOnzO Alvarez, for ner
Mnistl Of Public Works, aud member of the Corte'.
IheItw Ministry, immediately sfter its formation,
sent to the Queen the fol owing address:
"MADAn: The Ministry pre- sided over by the Ouke
de Ia Vi toria havlrg been dissolved 10 consequence OF
differences viii have broken out IN IT, and the olrec-
ton Of public affairs having beer cOnhded TO th- re-
suoleb, Min steIs who have the honor 10 su Dmnt
tie pre- aet s,a ment TO your Majesty, the hrt dlty
Of tbe Cabbet 10 consider with calnness and ial-
pariaty the situation in which The nation Is pa a'ed IN
com equtpce OF the fatal and complicated Concurrence
Cf 'nburntfable causes past ana recent which place
it III Ii ~ uatOp FERROUS and more peiOus than
it has been reduced 10 dur the present century To
the exci et of passions the BhO1z O interests, and
tie struggle of parties which accompany aud fJlog
IT, Jpeura. ce 0f all political ievOluIoLs added,
! Madam nee the triumph N the move nebt o July,
1854 the absence of sy-teua,c pollti a. aud admnis-
trat We pgislaCr, the rebewal and the ChdUge Of all
the uubic tuI ctIousriet, the sccdm IatiOn of que
tons Of greet in .Orapce, etuer on account Of their
tocial ano religious aspect, the oyhaotc wai recon-
| nenced in the Province OF Airsgon the epldeny,
scalct,, and continued disturb-n of public
order IL every port OF the monarchy. In ord.r
10 complete this sad pcture madam, the late
ns urreciiors, of emil eny social character, " ich
have afflicted peaceabe prOsiDc.s in the center
Of the Peunsl h. have spr ad like plague into other
provinces the coast and ia the inter 10 <as IN
| vain. Modam-ano this is a SD avO val to II 6kt-n
was i'll vain that the Constituent COres in their ttell
geI fore sight and the Cabinet which have retlTed
with zeal and petriOisu eJdeavUred TO check the To-
crease ana s OF thtsc j. and Of thee disorders
NenLer iht presence the authority tho cooperation OF
h. PuIhan et nor the use Of toe power wuch TO the
Ia moment Of It's exstepce, rema'ned wi'h the late
Nil is.ry, the state Of sege mstaite ed or esta J.
lshec ON the great territorial Hohes, nor the aion OF
mllt.l Justice applied by toe imp nous law of neces
I
ard social ohcplne. preserve puolc peace, and cor
sOhoate material O'dtr for any length OF time This
crisis Nj -oam, evidently d. mands change of system
il the Cover nebt of the State; II requires pol O
uinOn cuiaOn between all Iuen aud to Rard ell
the parties which cXst III the cOns utUnsl monarchy;
il calls for lust and Efficient repression OF al the eie-
mets @h ch agate IN the De hs or sork 90 the eur
toce Of society il requires 10 shoit, Maoam the con
ct nir,top the finn y of the public pc ger eXer
irins stimuli aneousy s action ON dill parties with pru-
ceIct but with vigOr IN moer that that acton might
u1fh tfy IN
tie laws they iespect TO the citizens the guarant5
Of h il most rghs to the poop moral order,
ano to the m,. archy nternsl peace. IL Was 10 10
| otbtl msbDer that, under circumstances inconp-raoy
le.s imp, rious and oIficut, it was possible adam,
| both in 500 III sno abroad 10 socety fou di-so-
luti n sbo botonaities fOm ruin. The GUv- -rnment,
Maoam, cOurag.s the 6rm hop- that thanks to the
VT ic proposes 10 your Majesty and 10 others
which it has not poin cd out owing TO tue haste
in which il submits this statement TO tue bl5h cOns
eratoL OF your Majesty il will 6s able promptly TO at
tsn the OtJect to winch ts eXertl"rs teno, an IN
which summed up the m0et sacred, the most I'D
peIious abo the oct vial Of the duties of Il c0nsti
TUT Power. When it shall have attained 1t with the
ibviIcbie support of public opinion energe'icaly pro-
nouuc. III l. favor il will hasten To fu hl another
duty not impt iious-h hat of r,totaollseibg nor.
bnd ubn ittins ifs conduct to the ldigmeut
of the COes rehgiously prac,icpg, In the admin ira
tun of the State and Ill It's relations with The fdfld-
nent the principles Of respect Tor the Law and love OF
liberty whch have be, The objects of the 40 ship of
youf present a1vlsers during their whole eXistence
!
duct on these have the honor iespec fly
TO submit for Your hsjestys APPRECIATION tue folio slng
decree and subscribe ouis,lves wnh the greatest re-
sp.ct, your hejcsty' most devoted seIyaO,',
hiC0MEpEs PASS DlAZ
/ ANTONIO DE Los RIOS ROSAS
JOSE nANUEL DE COLLA0O"
The above document, when published, vas followed
! by the fol own royal decree:
'"Conslderiug the extraordinary circums ances 10
which the monarchy is placed aud in CONFORMITY vi
what bus be-, proposed to me by my Council Of MIN
isters decree ss follows:
! and the adjacent islanas declared in state of
si.ge.
! Arr @ The Captains General Of Provinces will
resume aud exercse ourng the state of siege, the ex
tra.1o ary powere which such state are attributed
to them by the general regulations OF the army, aud
! the laws and provisions ID vigor.
! CART. 3. The Government ill render account
to thu Cors of the and application of those exra-
! orGinary IOwer. The QCErs.
(COuLttrsgDed.) ANTONIO DE Los Rios ho>As,
| Minister OF the Interior"
The following proclamation was issued ON July II
by DODnel sDd bls colleagues:
! ']nBABITAsTs of MADRID! The situation in which
her siN Coyerpm mt, with rankIess aud 10y >ty
aGOress you, Is ctltaHy Il difficult, soemn, aud
| critical one. Your conduct has put ths GOvern.neu.
iuio painful perpexity
Victims of tbsevil passions of Il handful of euds.
Cious men, you have bten drawn on 10 cjnseque
winch Your own coisccnces must disapprove; and the
Government complying wit the Imperative duty I'm.
Vosed upon II for the conservation of your interests
your plcpie and your Liberties finds Itself under the
nee, sSy OF rtstr II to means whcn are hot agreeable
| to the sentiments OF lie heart.
"Lirtep then, TO an austere but friendly voice,
which wains you 10 cOusIder that the ddg neu, OF
remote posteri y, but Of the reason aud true
science Of this nation and ali Europe will have to
! pronounce itself immt tdiately between the Govern.
Int Mt ana YOU. 1t is puerlle ambition no mean
patty interest, Which obiges the Queens Government
to tske the attitude OF coercion 10 which You have
| placed il.