The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-27
he dem thousand rations from the town of villa

ne dem nded thousand raons from the town Of Villa
zero 20 salvanes.
is officially announced that Espartero positively
would sanction any attack upon the constitutional
ahrone which he had himself contributed TO establish.
Troops have been despatched by the government by
The telegraph wires at aancon have been cut by the
insurgents The AviIa Insurgents have destroyed much
q the railway track in that province.
Senior Useleh de Ponte private secretary to General
Prm, has been detained in Madrid BY the government
Queen Christina Is semi officially announced to have
deferred visit TO SPAIN her Majesty having deter
mined to await in Paris the Issue Of present events
The present nsurrectionary movement connected by
many with the declaration made the great progessst
banquet in the Capos Eseos that tho proressls party
would DO In power In TWO years and one day
II s thought very probable that General Prim win
heavor gain possession OF Maestrazo in the mounns
. position Of great defensive strength.
TO THE MARsHAL-MINIs OF WAR.
BARCELONA, Jan s, 1896 (.
According to the last dispatches received the Ava in
surgens repused at Zamora, are marching in the drec
Sion of the Portuguese frontier closely pursued BY three
columns The division Of General Zavaa commenced
showing at daybreak In pursuit of tho two reyoted
moral zed aud their force Is constantly diminished by
assertion They are marching towards the mountains
s,cts The troops are animated by the hes. Aps and
are full OF enthusiasm for the cause OF order.
ANTONIO HURrADo, Governor.
THE MOVEMENT IN MALAGA AND IT'S ORIGIN.
MADRID Dec 31) correspondence Of the Paris Temps
In spite OF the Indifference affected by the official jour
nas and the silence imposed upon the semi Official IL
month, without excepting the elections of the chambers
or the absention OF the prgsisd party has been the
democratic and military conspiracy discovered this last
week at Maiaga-a conspiracy for the success OF which
regiment garrisoned in that town was reckoned upon
This Is the third pronancamno which has failed this
year II would seem, therefore, though less mpor
lance were to be attached to IT, But TO think 80 would
be 70 make great mistake, and for these Be
this regiment considers thai it is justified Ia
planning Of grave injustice from the Minister of War;
snce though the first 10 land in 1860 upon tho coast OF
Africa and the last to return II nevertheless had bat
very small share OF the shower of rewards which fol-
npon the army at that period; and TO crown ALL IL
being sent back again to garrison the penal colonies in
Africa and being torn away from Malaga where life is
agreeable and pleasures so numerous.
The correspondent OF the Temps then goes to say
that what would have rendered this military sedton
grave is the political state of the country il which il
would have occurred He recalls the fact that In 1860
tho socialist party was so strong and able in Andausa
that 1t enrolled organized aud marched twenty thou
sand TO Loren, which II seized and held for several
days Had these men been supported BY regiment the
matter might have proved much more serious. But like
trle Andausans they were satisfied with laughing at
1he fear they caused the government Since then socd,
lsm has 0drdned w1h giant strides ia ne disrict and IL
= for that reason that the symptoms at Malaga u the
Hxs0t imp rance in the eyes Of all who know the
Dry and the sposton of the public mind