The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-26

'0a the evening Or - Sd they had already reached
4 %ss Ss ss po 1s' .s q s e.
A sss:s e keeping ns,
ga. The t~s cavalry corps therefore, fell back
vlarejcs De slyauds four leagues further They con
tinaed thes backward march daring The day always
tidusha 1hey had met with little or no disturbance or
Opposition In their march. Their two coones most Of
s =. snS % asS
them hack by peuasion but they either shot a
or rockwell With blows and had give up the attempt.
On arst being appraised Of the mutny the government
sent out small column on the road 70 Aranjuez 70
protect the capital from cosp ds Of the insur
upOa Chinchon, they gave orders % General 2abaa'
% 90 forth and moot thoio. Zabala len Ma.lrid
reached Asanda the Same evening pushed after the
rebels who wore falling back before him, pursued them
% ylareos and all but fell in with them a, ruenti
dusha Here however the insurgents after crossing the
Tasus cut tho chains Of tho suspension bridge which
sunk IN the water and thus placed the stream between
shem and their pursuers Zabaa tried tho fords Of tho
STREAM looked round for materials DC for tho
ton OF temporary bridge and when he wrote his des
FOL Of success In the evening however he seemed 70
have given up the attempt and described march,
self Of the bridge and set again the track OF the
fugtiyes after, however, crcutous march Of less
tanly given their enemies the slip and stolen march
upon them
Al me head oil The insurgents or at least at tho direc
ton Of their movements, TO- is asoersancd beyond
doubt General Prim, who has with him Nlans del Bosch
and other officers, his fellow campagners On Morocco and
Prim knows very well what he about has met with
full success has been Joined by detachment OF troops
and volunteers, and commands force Of ttx to eight
thousand At vilarejos do Savanes he had on the
Sd ordered two thousand rat'ons II all hear true
open country in rear and The whole OF Aragon ana
Catalonia 1t Is supposed, 10 support hsrn.
On the Great Northern line, at Ava about four
n bcxffn afhoV hnr
contend only three COMPANIES 81 the regi-
ment rose in the night, between the 81 Ath and
under command OF major set or by Grain From Ava,
the railway proceeds 70 the northwsSGs Medina del
campo, where il branches out into two lines,
french frontier; the other 70 Toro and Zamora
the frontier OF Portugal. Agreesby to the govern
commanders Of zamora and valIaSold took possession
OF Their respective railway stations and prepared
warm reception ., for the rebels The commander
utes past hve rays that the insurgents by train
within kilotaerc OF the station. and upon ng him
IN position fell back IN tho railway carriages Tho
commander at vaaaold writes At nine O'clock Of tho
same evening tina. the rebels elreated from Zamora
ns FAR 40 Too, and that be b hopes they would he
hcmned in between the pcrsuew that worc after them
from Zainora and those he, the Vaadolid commander
himself, had sent forward the line for Medina
All tlngs combine induce lIof that the insurecns
have nrn the rails and brokcD up the comm
IN various parts Of the line
That at least s0ue ferInent nay reign In Catalonia
might be induced 10 believe rssa tho fact thai In those
provinces are the headquarters Of the progresas and
use, my private oyssafioe is c1re.f taey isupgied
,aoeros the Ffen'h frontier II bard 10 have
his friends-' honorable - but tho jeaousy which
induces them TO send cut an tho papers with blank
" ones = 70 sh Of
any news, no matter from what quarter
ynat tns government rs 70 state Of aneasincss =
cautions about shottag W ciube The whole Jay and
night combining all sold.ssS to their barracks, &C 70
little iatn has Donne IN the stcadncss Of his subal-
that the nirht Of che Sd and lth H. ,gea As
TO zee 10 riiere gua, AZ nc Paaee and teies vceopred
Civil Guards added yesterday to thc very sonsdeu-
bic n.ssa troops thst xiy garrison tho paas'o do Ia
citadel, at the Puerto se Sol
Kr,oErsD vIcroRY or TOE iSsuRegNTs-
AT BARCELONA.
Madrid Jan ~ ssee'.m 70 English rresa
General prin have Ss.aAsd tho column sommaaasn by
Geoora CopehA III further stated that Narfhs. Scr.
Lfala believed 70 he atviIabs General Prin st
Uri state Of siege he's been proclaimed at Arragpn
b'fS. %.%,, measure coord:rao1e un'Asrass
Tho oessal 0dass< announces thu, IN Consequence Of
,ss hsS Ss ssn pses o.
upon ~. crowds. Order had been re.ostablisLed.
'SpoRTArvE oF THE novEhES..
iIars Jan ~ oofreapoDdcnoe London Fews
Tho impression that the revolutionary movenont IA
Spain q most scrous saies ground 10 consequence OF
The elessphio - vatHbss Of tho last swo days iar
nsbed 70 he ssssgspem evidently fabricated In
Para hswoli Shown that sAe .eecraphic I.nc Is not
working The esurrents 40 said 70 DO 10 possession
publican o. Catalonia has jossd frim letters state
that DO less then thfse ovps darrSe have becn tut
in motion % gapprsss an insurocuan which faar
days ago osciaiiy represcntSa 70 hayo tesn In
last ises sansossa wss expected 70 proas1nec. Tho
garrison OF Malaga was Known 70 b. dlsaiyeaed No.
merous private letters confirm the statement TIA, Prlrn
strong 10 Arraxoa add Aodals.Ia Barocloaa viii Ger
ainly nee q the moysmspi soes On, there every
Ss geTss,n Rs a1ns TIE ,s%ss rum a", sqIs %
uon Tho government bad plenty q nsIcstio1s Of What
was coming and took The bes. preventive sey
could Nine cotosis OF rcefmenH werc changed only
q fortaish, ago. According 10 one statement Gen,
erals pisnard and Con,crss havo been arrested al
they were scat away from Madrid ns beieg suspectsd
ordes tsso been seut 70 BadaIos 70 arrest General
message vn sen, 10 General Prims house, orde1 ing
him 70 conc " tho Ministry Of War Tho pleasant an
"s mo y sS " s@T ss . hIS gone tso
arrested Ccmmandant Bustoe who, a. I mentioned
yoirrday headed the pronuno,smcuio Of The hraIacx
ago HIS loyalty had been loeg suspected. .sioe was
duty Cola 1913, and thsn cil The spanish army
for k,xIco, 70 offer lis rcryioes 70 santa Anna With
BIN Lo fooghl agains, Comonfori and Aware He ar
trNaTds was restored to:his rank ia SPUN lie TOOK
farysez aid 10 have 90, red s milaIy Il no
snesgcncy to his rival, O'DonneL
1st rRcBAhLs rssUs--ofrEhAL rHIs's hErfCE
DENTS.
lrsria Jan. 0, Cousrpondcnce London Tines
What the Of tho present ss.ng 10y be no one
venture 20 affirm positively II may bS3d, however
that General Prim has really gainei cavalry
reg meats At Atanjse. and O.aha not far from the cap
tat and put himself az Their head, lsf~s tho Eppro
hension that tho movement will spread other corps
A. Tor nc Official Announcement that a finds echo
s.d not The slightest sympathy among tho populations
aud that The Insurgents are even nov In disorder
escaping 70 tho mountains, It's pros.ssly what was
tho insursction % 1854 he madc q retrogrado
march ana be, ioo vse ,a.d 70 DO ,c.king
safety IN nigh. aud, frim making for tho
perhaps ne do 70 order 10 safe position
~ the garrson OF mard weakened ~ tic deachue ntg
sent after him. u not funcieni 70 prevent tho population
from rising IN turn. would be strange, indeed, ffn,
with hscxpercnce 81 prors srfdrls>Ig0s ard his si
soldier revolted without knowing beforehand that he
could ccont asgistanco than that Of for DO
tachncnts; and the proof 81 tho governments look ing
upon tho movement as serious that the Minister Of
Marine General zabala, has found II neccsary 70