, 1866-02-01
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THE REVOLUTION IN SPAIN,
Gen. PRINTS PronunciznssSso.

Correspondence n 7. Herald.I,,s
PAH1s. Jan. T., 1866.
The way In which the kilograms from
7 Spain, filtered through the purifying sleYes
OF tive governments, treat the revolution. Is
becoming large Joke In Paris. Gen. Prim,
| 50 I'll with q liver complaint that he Is
Obliged TO- ride in carriage, and Of course 10
travel slowly, is continually reported IS
endeayoring to reach the frontier Of Portugal,
| with the government forces IN bot pursuit,
but never catching him OR else he Is still
shut up IN the mountains sud: surrounded
I Browns SOIL, be IS heard OF. the next dsy as
"ma1ching on" "Quict prevails throughout
| the peninsula, tho telegrams inform US. aud
yet Barcelona and Aragon are put In state
Of Siege, and citizens are shot down by the
| troops IN the streets of the former.
foHA1DABLE CHARACTER or TIE RISING.
There Is now no doubt that the Spanish
thanswas at first supposed, and there Is bu.
little doubt that the intention Of Prim Is, not
merely to follow the example Of ODoue,l in
1893, and place himself nt the head Of new
ministry by the overthrow Of the old one, but
that be and hts adherents now mean the up
rootfng rq9t Of the Bonrborn dynasty, with prob.
Spain md Portugal undere the house of BIN
ganza. :, =. .a,.,-
PROCLAMATION OF GENERAL PR1M. q.
"ePAE1ARDs We h3ve arrived ut the ter.
rible moment In which revolution Is the oply
resource or the nation and The main duty Of
honorable men,. lam at the head Of consid-
cradle military forces, and great number Of
oEmed countrymen hasten on all sides to Eight
or fntherland. My banner Is the last mani-
festo Of the Progressista Central Committee.
With 1t In my hand l will fight with nv WON'T
ed valor against the Government which Dis
houofB us abroad aud ruins us at home, to the
point Of making us . laughing stock among
Of d shamelul bnnkrnpfcy. SoldIers-who
hare already fought under my orlers-yon
are aware that I have never forsoken you, and
that Il you stand by me in this enterprise
shall know how to lead yon, first showing you
the path to victory and next remuneratlng
honor, aid me-. you too, to bring to happy
end q political reFolution which may do away
with the necessity Of that social revolution
with which We arc Threatened. spanIaras
huElah for liberty, for the programme Of the
Central Progresslsta Committee for the con-
atItuent Cortes. JUAN PRIA.
PROBABLE DOWNFALL OF TIE BouRBoSs.
Madrid (Jan- u Correspondents Paris Sleele.]
:, Admitting The insurrection to be suppressed,
PFim taken prisoner and shot, As we'll as bis
-accomplices, Brigadler Aiilans de Bosch and
Generals Contreras and Novifss, would the
royal family be saved any the more. think
mott the discomfort Is ZOO general for the pres
ent movement to remain an Isolated fact.
The evolution, If defeated in one part Of the
peninsula, will appear In another until the
day. OF ita complete triumph. Within the last
month especiallyr the conduct OF the Govern
ment has excited extreme dissatisfaction,
The speech from the throne. from which so
much was hoped, deeply disappointed tho
Spanish nation. Instead Of the reforms impa-
tiently expected, It only found vague phrases
and llusorY promises; when IT felt entitled to
demand the liberty so often promised, it saw
It's hopes indefinitely postponed, The Span.
1sh Government therefore has no reason to be
surprised at this lnsurrectlon, and il It has the
good fortune to ret safe out of this present
crisis, 1t must not slumber over It's first til
umphs; for, without radical change In the
home policy, not only the O'Donnell Cabinet
Will be orerthrown, but tho monarchy Of the
BouIbons will have made rapid advance TO-
ward Its ruin. T.