The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-01

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despatch from Madrid Of January 12 mys:-The
tnns TO ny towards the Portuguese frontier havina
abandoned the high road IN order follow the mountain
passes where cavalry are only able % march in single
nle Ono or the five officers who held command among
the insurgents has surrendered 10 General Zabaa Every
DAY stagglers are coming IN 70 the royal troops It e
Iaiavera de Ia Reyna In order to Estrsmadu
thus make for the Portuguese frontiers but this suppose
and fords, both the Tagus and the Guadiana are in
the hand or the royal troops.
ATTEMPTED PASSAGE OF THE TAGUs.
Madrid Jan 49, telegram London press1
Yesterday the insurgents were at Aldea Nueva on.
deavorng to the Tagus IL IL officially stated that
public order is maintained throughout the country Tn
latest official despaches state that General Prm passed
the night Of the 18th at velbas de Para He is march
ing through the mountain denle St Vincent with the
Lower Estremadura. His army 10 completely routed.
o'DoNNELL ORDERS PRIM TO BE PURSUED, BUT NOT
CAPTURED.
from the Madrid Correspondence, Jan. 49,
Marshal O'Donnell has ordered the royal troops to
pursue General Pm and force him to take refuge in
Portugal but not TO atemptto capture him Madrid has
sssiness hitherto prevailing has sdSsidsd telegram
from Bayonne Of January IS says-Letters from Madrid
s.s,o .nas sne parry entean hopes tnst Cen-
o @ WI snor'y % en'rused Win tne iormsuon
" NO" e.uinc'.
MANIFEsTATIoNS IN MADRID.
crowd OF students assembled at the Puerta del Sol
ana snouted Long live Prim!" "The working men for
ever feeling Of uneasiness prevailed in Madrid and
IN the provinces
PRIN's wHRRrA Hours ON rrr 1l1u sANrAnv
Madrid telegram, jan al
General Prim is now In the CuadaIonne rnoupta,ns Z
Generals Zabaa and Echseue report that thew Cannot
descend into the yaevs and will n oblived 10
the pursuit aonr tina haiots abandori1c ther hcrsee
and baggage '' -'''S
General Prm IA stated IN hava dece,ved HE ao,d., I'M
that Espartero directed The
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THE QUEEN AND Ex-QUEEN OF SPAIN ASSERTED TO
. BE IN AT THE MOVEMENT.
lha-rid fan. 12) correspondence London umea1
Those who look upon Prm and 0'Donnen as bona fde
enemies suspect that the insurrectonary movement
consxec ~ queen possibly With the ccnnv
~ 80 . ~ Cus oesse.ny VIII tne
,-rasss my so..ous ~ aoo q All NO.
VINO Is you may remember were said to DO
n.em, sve sucn mcvement weeks ago. when the
The object OF Prim and n The s~t.,s; sou s;
would be to emancipate the Queen from tho thrai
dom Of ODouncII md inancnrste I. Iits-.I ~ o,a..
ment of which the clever Queen Chrtsiisna shr ~ ~
soul That Prims atscnpt reles on fhe snnnort ~
''vast conspiracy we have learned from INK c,Ss ~
0'Donnel and his colleague At the Hame Ofscs Wa
know hcs,dee ti,at l.vce 1.S ssS LILLY vuaco ~
have been and are supplied IN sunnort of an "rscrss
which without such IA ~ouIS fcns - S 9. opse
cumbed am aware Of of3cers Who S..s rsscs"d
10 Join the insureens bv heavv br;iss Tha csHrr -
$500 in cash was made In one 70 heir M. ~ 49,
his debts coupled with the crc,r,sp ~ xo0o ~ ~
Ne handed TO him on thc enssrnr,.s ts o. ~. svv ~
full Even private soldiers 10 NV tncvisdSe h.vs Ses
lied wi.h the nromsse 81 49, ny nnso peSn