New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-02
Continued from first pcyc.

Zagan put himself at the head Of 900 eD. infautry
argument OF cavalry. and battery ofartiiery In pur
sat Of tie rebels but though the telegraph is in the
hands OF the Government, have not get heard any
thing Of Lis having reached tie insurgents and
crashed Tie movement. Madrid has at any rate been
pct under martial law the state Of siege is proclaimed
aud thus tie capital remnins quiet. Barcelona. how
ever is now. according to Government accounts in
state OF egeot excitement There have happened al
ready several smaller conflicts between the garrison
aud To people. Now ii is known that Prm is very
popne' IN Catalonia and at Seville there was mill
fory riot about a month back, and We must ayc"
thar The resurrection has good chance OF SIC
ces, notwithstanding all the Government dispatches
about tie broken spirit aud disorder among Tue
fevo,'si regiments O'DoUnell himself cannot bnt
remember that the rising ct Vioalyaio IN ie When ne
put lrsclf at the head Of the rebellion seemed quite
desperate and was for some time reported TO have
failed. ana headless as PIim usually IS we could
scarcely bc.,eye that he woold have put tie halter
round lis neck without being pretty that his
aure vould be followed. Nothing is known to the
political object of the instruction whetherit is aimed
orly occins; the Cabinet against the Queen against
the d. asty, against monarchy In fey days
Psm r either be shot have become the Dictator Of
spain
Aur AtIbSNll iSitii tl-'
committed by their predecessors. An amnesty has
bee1 p.al!sAed for Vcnetia returning oil tie seques-
o,od property to those who for political reasons have
Lett tbe country. a boon which filed the numerous
Venetian eugrants in Italy with satisfaction. For
Hungary, however, amnesty given Tie Min
listers say that they fully know the state OF parties in
Hungary, and have taken 3ccOlnt OF ii ia their political
contradictions, but they have no for measuring
tic iaionce the exiles may exert their return They
do NOT van therefore, TO Introduces new perhaps dis
turDne element in the country, which might counter
ac' The tendency for reconciliation. Thus the Hun.
ge- an txlles cannot be allowed to return before the
Hungarian Parliament has come to terms with the
Governments in fact they will not be recalled before
the coronation. But though tie official organs Of Gov.
eminent speak in this manner public opinion cngs TO
the idea that on the arrival Of the Empress at Pest
on the 10th general amnesty will be published
Il itey the new Ministry is anxious to reduce the
oTergTcTn expenditure Of the State Scialcja insists
upon irrtber reduction of 10000 goo francs in the
Budget which. together with the thirty millions pro.
posed by Sea, would reduce the deficiency TO sixty
million 10 be found by new taxes. The Minister gives
up tue scheme of door and window tax; still he clngs
to tie excise -four, by which he expects to raise
those millions which be requires 10 make clear bal
snct between the income and expenditure. Parliament
meet5 or luesua! neAt Inc new elections nave maze
10 difference in the relative strength of the
parties. cat the Government is most happy that
at least MaSzin defeated both OF Naples and at
Genoast both places by an Insignificant number of
votes. vas neck and neck race; eight to ten votes
more would have returned him. His friends viii once
petition Parliament and the King for his amnesty
be being the only Italian against whom the gates OF tie
eountry remain shut Since ybody has The greatest
respect for his past services while his present political
influence IS unimportant, do not understand why
the Government insists upon his exclusion from his
co1sty.