The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-27
WITH SUPPLEM EN- T
New York, Saturday, january 81, 1866.
THE REVOLUTION IN SPAIN.


THE REVOLUTION IN SPAIN.
The progress OF the great Spanish revolution headed
By General Prm, against the Cabinet the throne and
tynasty OF Queen Isabella, is reported in columns
This morning TO the OF advces from Europe
The very latest despatch is dated in Madrid the 18th
of January about midnight 1t states that the Queens
army, marching in three columns, had compelled
the insurgents to quit their position in the
mountains, and and that they were endeavcrng
30 retreat into Portugal Ministers had requested
permission to arraign General Prim; but We
not informed that he had been arrested, Generals
Mans do Bosch Novilas and Contreras allied with
Phm, aud there is doubt that they had enthu.
siastc support from great force OF the military well
a. from the entire population or OF the provinces
These facts made evident by the official alarm which
existed In Madrid, martial law having been proclaimed,
b political associations and clubs having been dissolved,
and the royal children being shut up the palace.
The main strength Of the revolt previous
Che latest despatch at three points, viz in the neigh
borhood Of Madrid in the the Portuguese FROM
er and in the east IN the district lying between Toledo
Valencia and tho Audalus Inn frontier Prm remained
IN the east and yet there Is authoritative
Of hts defeat General Conchs who had been replaced
By Marshal Serrano arrived In Madrid on the 9th OF
January In Barcelona the troops had been attacked BY
shs populace and fired the people In return, killing
The most intelligent writers attribute the
exciting OF the the wretchcd mpover.
ishment OF tho Spanish people and the Generalization
produced all the country by the inirignes of the
politicians and clergy and the writings of strictly party
press England and France Inclined 10 sympslhze
with MIC royal csnse but the Journals of both countries
draw attention the dangerous effects OF tese serious
spasmodic military revolutions in the nsghbsring king
dom. Marshal ODonnsil will take his revenge Prim
should he fall into his hands.
EUROPE.
fhs Java, from Liverpool January 10, via Queenstown.
January "a, arrived at this port yesterday, with two
days later news from Europe.
The extracts from English papers which we publish
shis morning In Supplement sheet show the strong
eudcavors the London Tnes 10 putting forth BY its
prophecies Of financial czsmtcs which the commercial
community OF the United States charged with being
Engaged In bringing about 10 feeling OF enmity
towards this country among Engishmen. It's arguments
replied to aud rcsu;ed by the other London journals
aud those Of Liverpool.
The New York correspondent OF one of the London
papers transmits 10 England a story OF extensive
preparations being made this country to afford secret
aid the Cheans 1t is anticipated that the capture of
the Spanish vessel Covadonga by the Cblcans will
have important bearing upon the revolutionary
ment In Spain.
Some remarkable given currency 10 With
regard 20 the Fcniaus Among other things II Is
asserted that Head Centre Stephens his way 20
Switzerland for mysterious object; that attempt
on the London Custom House contemplated and
lastly shat General Measher TO be made dictator OF
the Irish republic and Is 20 organize two expeditions
10 seize Canada the other TO establish MAMMALIAN
his lettering throne thereby GRIPPING England and
eonoiliating Napoleon at and the time. The
trials Dublin continued and further arrests bad been
,nsde.
In the London money market the 18th lns.an,
United States aye.tweniios had advanced to 60
MEXICO.
In the letters Of the HERALD correspondents in Browne
vile and Braxos Santiago Texas and the city Of Mexico
published this morning. is contained another exceedingly
Interesting collection OF Mexican news. From tho two
6ral named places have detailed account Of the
capture from the mpess's Of ,he town Of Bag
dad. which has created much excitement and some
alarm nj distance but which In the Immediate Vicinity
appears to be regarded farce than tragedy
The capturing party composed Of miscellaneous
crowd OF Mexcans, suffers clerks, adventures and
idlers Who appear 10 have engaged In the affair good
piece OF SPORT and though II Is believed that there
among the osptou some United States soldiers, every
one Of them present other side Of the river 10
snswer 10 his name 81 roll call the next morning II
that the capture planned and eSscu,sd with.
cut the knowledge q either General Escobedo the Mss
tco.Americsn General Crawford ANY other chief %
great renown; but the Mexican republicans have bene
6tted by The result and the date OF our .ast sdvces
shey held the town.
Our city OF Mexico correspondence records the exist.
snce among the mperslss In that capital Of profound
anxiety on account Of the embarrassed condition OF tho
imperial finances and the prospects Of the empire gene
rally The demands for money 10 cAnyon the sovernm.
great; but The treasury Il empty and there are no
available sources from which rcpienlsh Il Besides al
this the French are becoming aissustcd with the Mexican
service and there strong Indications OF % early
abandonment Of Marlmilan by Louis Napoleon
This view Of the Mexican situation Ia strengthened BY
extracts which We give from Paris correspondence OF
esropssn Journals, wherein IL prophssisd that In nn
approaching speech nom the throne Napoleon win &C.
clare his intention Of Withdrawing his troops from
Mexican territory also stated ths, al recent Csbi.
sst council nearly a bis ministers expressed themselves
N favor Of speedy evacuation.
CONGRESS.
70 the Senate yesterday bill aprrcptsllus too hun
drsd and thirty thousand dollars for the improve
nsnt Of certain hasboss Of she stats Of Ohio wa INTRO
duoed and referred 10 the Committee on Commerce
Instructions given TO the Committee Finance 10
sepo on the necessity Of requiring directors Of national
banks 10 give bonds. TO the Committee on Pensions 70
inquire into the erpedency Of giving pensions 70 the
widows Of spsted men employed az srsi1cers sDd to
Vie Committee Commerce 10 consider the propriev
Of erecting o post once and custom house At ropeks,
Kansas ct an expense Of onshundrsd thousand dollars
rhe bills extending the Tune for Withdrawal Of goods
from public s.orehorsea and allowing officers ~ the