The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-28
Spain.

Perfect tranquility prevailed in Spain.
The son OF General Ortega had presented petition to
the Queen praying that she will spare the life Of his
1sther.
Ortega had been ordered for trial before
sitting ut Tortoso but Eo TO be tried nv civil
Ortegas wife and children nd arrived 1t Barcelona from
the Baesrc Islands The oo duros gold seized in bis
the government they having formed part Of sum sent
to him TO pay for Notifications executed Nshou In
addition 10 spsring the life OF the Carlist chief Eio
the Queen had ordered that q young uoblcmas
named Sobradel who had accompanied him and been ar
rested with him. should aso not be executed
Of being condemned to death From despatch commu-
picated to the newspapers appears that was Mon
ambassador at Paris wbo under date the 3D. made
to the government thst Cabrera had left TO Join
Ortega, and that the Count do MOntenon hi nself had
pessed through Paris for ette embark Valencia
join him. Nontemolin," added the ambassador .s did
not wish 10 co. but Orsa told him that the asion
favorable 7"
The Madrid journals of the 9th stale that the Inante
Don Sebastian brother Of the Count Moutemon woo
lately win be remembered, made his ubmisson to
Queen) heard Of the Carist rising in Valencia
than he went TO her Majesty to offer his sword defend
her legitimate rights declaring At the time he
was reaoy, If need were 10 shed hts blood to prove his
fidelity, Some arrests of noted CArlists had been made
GAdr99And In her places
s stated that among the papers OF Ortega were found
two letters from the Count de Montemon, dated o.
tooer 1859 the other February last (he latter from
Brussels There were also some forged orders in the
name Of the Queen OF them for the troops 70 leave
the Balearic Islands for the province Of Valencia
The Madrid journals OF the 9th record the presentation
to Queen OF numerous add addresses from pub
lie bodies, and from bshops and chapters denouncng
attempted rise OF Oregs iosurgent band of Telve
men had appeared between Suedon and Molina. The
authorities q rortosa and OF the province in which the
town situate had agreed in reporting that they were
Fernando were with Otega and that they took to fight
Ortegas corr espondence had been seized
The Ndfrid Gazette publishes the following despatch re-
ceyed by the Minister Of War from the Generan Chief
Of the army Of Africa dated from the camp Of
"Accordrg to accounts which have reached this place the
Emperor Of Morocco has completely approved the con
duct Of Prince Abbas The later has dismissed ali the
Kaby'es, keeping only 600 men Tue news
OF the peace has been received with the greatest 10Y In
the principal towns Of the empire"
Nuey Abbas is stated to have caused eight Moors 10 be
beheaded for having fired on pllaged Spanards since
the conclusion Of peace.
The Crac0w Gas mes) has said nothing either OF the
reported attempt TO take the life Of the Emperor
ter and this silence leads the belief that there ia no
truth in either The Cs1s is the best informed
paper in Europe Russian matters and great requ
In Germany, where the intelligence brings Is worked
up into original correspondence from the Russian
frontiers"
Synod vote for the translation Of the New
into the common language OF the people
India, China and Japan.
February g. had reached England, and the American
porti, has been brought out by the Africa
The news IL unim ,oftant, and has been generally an
The new currency project was the main topic in India
II was ex oected that Of the results Of the
would he chespepng Of silver, thereby occssonng for
the fl ct time an export Of that metal 10 Europe
At Canton there had been speculative demand for
manufactures at advanced rates; but holders had been
Al iiong Kong tho market was very inactive Te. was
quiet and unchanged. Slk-No transactions reported.
Fre,sh,s unaltered.
improvement Of IN . ~ taeis
At 81 anghse large business had been done 10 imports
Gus rates 1ne market was Arm for black teas