The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-27

u The spaniards Informed her people and Europe 10
kenera that there never had oeeh moro man IN
Surrents of Vicavaro and thai the loyalty and patriotism
br the chief OF psurrecton who would from that
Gay forth direct her councils were above all praise
TUE CIVIL SIDE OF THE QUEENS "a BiNET.
(From the Paris Union, Jan II
The Minister of the Interior, w. Posada Herrera, had
kuaaed in the Chamber tho progrssslsls as ,acIious
Ecavaro and by declaring that che motions OF $500 oa
DO more than follow he example OF tae aSnna %
kaye produced great effect 10 the chamber. An
be- for an eye TON J@I Sa. ''I no., me,ey
iouan il Sas also full Of Instruction. and called Tor the
NOS serIous media loo OF the Assembly The principal
sare Marshal o'poa nell he present Head Of the Minis
try, and the General Zabss VINO c9nimands tne nrsl
ecumn sent TO PURSUE wbeb ~ ,hs, Is sn MSS
gave the signal Of tho movement were, as at
she present day, Iegimens Of cavalry. However sighl
nay have been tho recollection OF these facts in the
Chamber the othe day the words OF NJ Figueroa could
certainty not have been heard without profound emo.
MON In the sn oi the Senate, On the 5th ODonnell
yove some exp anatons the character of the insur
Secton and the facts which had then come to the
anoSedqe OF the government 1--WE had been for some
fin,n aware said he 'that there existed vast
hplrscy Organized against the hgn institutions Of the
rounty tending TO orng w s 81 70 e
&c 0high instilu OF the country was assuredly
Eeant che throne OF lsabelia but the Ministry, al
MoIrb warned mad neither tho cleverness nor the
boucs 60 prevent the nsurrectonafy movement
and when il heard OF the events as AIanjuez and
Dcan
buesn and the Country required him 10 rise TO the level
iof circumstance and 10 show the greatest energy 10
rave the throne the country ana ITS institutions, or AZ
kcs 10 die m Qe str Il while defending he great prnc
niles of society," SITUATION, as may be seen, Ii OF the
gos serious descr pion We do not remember that any
Minister In any country when addressing one OF the
9eoislave bodies has ever thus declared himself under
enc necessity Of eucounterng the se'e duty q dying IN
Gle street.
Prophecy or THE FAILURE OF THE MOVEMENT.
From the Paris Constitutional, Jan. TO-
There can hardly b. the least doubt today as TO the
COMPLETE check of the instruction in Span. Although
prepared with IN skill, yet the President of the
cJoncl declared The Senate IL las been rendered
30 yeress TO ccmpsh its object thanks TO the prudent
measures of the government II Is red ced TO the pro
portions of vullar blunder, with which the popuace
ar not identified
THE REAL CAUSE OF THE INSTRUCTION.
The following comm inicat on which the commentator
ssys has evidently escaped the censure Of the Madrid
officials appears the Paris Opinion NGtona'e of the
9Th inst =
The Instruction is longer like amy of tho past,
Rimplc mill airy nsurcct on directed by ambitious
general, desrous Of tanning the position of Prime
Minister General rim has more grave purpose.
Ale wishes n0ilng less IL Is known here (Madrd)
81 day than III aiming q ne Bourbon mo
ftrrclN aud has G1,eTig rateG tse banner Of the
iberidn tn.on ne house q BTqgdnso ne hrone.
The Spanish people have learned during The
past twelve years there Is nothing expect from
The dynasty Of TIE Bourbous, and thai Change OF
monarchy is the almost necessary coroary Of the tri-
pmph OF Prln.