New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-02
from Our Own Correspondent

.. FLORENCE, Jar. 10 so
During the last two years l have repeatedly
mentioned in my correspondence that rcvor.o1 was
prcparing in Spain that a vas, conspiracy was o.
eauized all over the country and that ar orih?sak
might happen at any moment. The people have .ors
long time learned TO despise the private Ife Of toe
Qreen who in girhood was called the inn0cen- laeen
Isabel but. sacrificed by her mother, King Lo-s PHI
ippe and that inscriptions Minister, Guilo 10 aE o
tent and ridiculous husband had introduced thcncrneEs
the past century in their worst features 20 ne toc
of Madrid. The Liberals were shocked by lie. at.eci
subserviency 10 q cunning man Senior Patr0,n.Ns and
TO her bigoed coniessor. the Bishop Caret. an lost
faith in the regular action Of Parliament ever stree re
change In the electoral franchise, and the lcg. MA
ence OF Government upon the electors. The iT?oi'anI
Progressst party ebstsned. therefore, from 'he Oi.o
box at the last two general elections which IN gently
proves that their minds were bent upon more 'ioeat
measures for changing tie policy OF tse realm M
several causes repeatedly bafted the fo.emes
tie rerolutionists. oDon.eh wiser then N--vse1.
got into power and tried 10 coneliate the Pros s's.
Senior Patrocnio and Bishop caretvere removed iom
immediate contact With Inc QUEEN. and the s19'au9n
TO Peru and Chill 10 give different turn 10 9ho-c
opinion aud divert peoples minds rom hone l'--''''
On the other side old Espartero and Oiozags lie TIA
llt.Oral leaders OF tue LlDerar, NOuu nv N~+--r
nance any armed rising. and though the rrY'y was
quite unanimous IN the belle. that the p.cseAi
state OF afars cannot last there was r. session
about the more important question Low u
reconstruct Spain when the Psogressst party ihou
triumph. Some thought is might suffice - osh
Progressist Cabinet into power others beerel ,Le;
long as tho Queen was bsnished from >lin, -
dupcity would in the long run always be abe t'
neutraze the action OF any Liberal Ministers ard there
fore wanted TO force her 70 abdicate and 20 r.ocaa
her son, the Prince of Astur1s King Of Spain rle- IRE
regency of the leaders Of the Progressist party Ts
were Others again who contrasted the correc, and BIO
eral ways Of the Portuguese dynasty with tie tsso
aud react:onaTy Court OF Madrid. and we've aa2-)a'
TO unite the crowns Of Spain AID portuga. uHae9 Dor
LUZ, the youthful King of Portugal Some oilers
finally had lost a. SstA in monarchy. and o, say afi
tated for the Republic. Such being the case al nri,
Of action was out Of question: and 0Donne was abl.
TO govern the country IN his own way. Two events.
however FASTENED the crisis. The Queen hal cowardh
left Madrid at the approach OF the ehoees, wbl'
Napoleon aud Victor Enanuel were Grx.ccs :,
visit the hospitals ut Paris and Nap.es and lie
King and Queen of Portugal woa Go.der
opinions all over Europe by their amiab'e con
duct toward everybody, and their most happ'
family life which never fails to make deep impress !1f
upon the people. On their return from lteiy an'
France the Portuguese N9iest!es had. OF course
coms BY Spain. and vel aware that Their ST.! e.
Madrid might become an opportunity 10: serious
demonstrations they left the capital Of Queen Issbe
privately two hours after their arrival The neonh
at the railway station. however. recognized
tlsm. and cheered Enthusiastically "ns L!5yG
King and Quse' The papers Of Nelrt
crev eyery do holder an1 the belief that rising
imminent became so strong in Europe that Tie Loed5,
TIM. and several French papers sent CORE ponlen
N Madrid at the New.Year. ODonnel Lius,li
quite aware of the danger. In order TO show BIZ
Liberal tendencies, he Lad prevailed upon the Queer Il
acknowledge the new Kingdom Of Italy, and tins e.
traugcdthc Utramontane bgoted priest party Thea be
tried TO arrest the Progressst conspiracy he knew the
Generals belonging to the Revolutionary parry. P'n
Piead Carlo La Tore and several Others and wanes
10 remove them. some from the capitol, some IRON
Spain. II oozea out that at the Cabinet council or
New Years Day. 1t was resolved to give Prim con
maud in the Canary Islands. and to send s9n'
other suspicious generals from the capital to
the Basque provinces, thus to put them GU
the way Under such circumstances. PIN Jos
his patience. and gave unexpectedly the ssaa
for a rising at o moment when the preparation
Of the Progressist party were not yet somps'eo
On the Sd inst, the cavalry regiments bSyien az"
Calatrava in garrison at Aranusz and Ocsh' in Ne"
Castillo, rose against their Colonel and under tho com
mand Of Major Bastos marched toward the moa"'ain'
Of Cuenca sfter having destroyed the bridge oyer S'
Taio The same day 800 men Of the regiment Alnanza.
at Ayila In Old CASTLE. rose likewise aud marched
toward the Portuguese frontier but none OF the superior
officers Joined the movement. ODonnelL informed ~
telegraph Of the fact. .: once gave orders TO Al
rest Prim Of Madrid, Carlos La Tore %
Padajos Gen. Pierrad and Col GsuiDde at vslsdol.d
prim however, was Of course not to be found lie Ia"
net out from Madrid on the ID to 60 on sboo:isg O.
,ursion to Cuenta Gaminde succeeded IN essaP''t
rom the hands Of his captors. The Minister OF war