The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-14
Affairs I'm sDatrI

Tho affairs Of Spain aro atill in .lslnsy, "
IL narSr'a-n Re e0n'itl&e tic and dcsartera , frn,
Tho regular army 9re growing, more numerous
had trcn defeated in the province Of Arragon. n
squadron Of cavalry met with severe rcpnlse OH
the Ga ult., near Acaniara, and regiment Of IN.
fanry suffered the hhmc fate, when cIlcn,urlng 10
quell n rising in Catalonia. These arc repSrts
coming from the Liberalists, or those who oppose
the government. On tho contrary, the frlonds
of the Government assert that the insurrcc-
lion Is daily becoming weaker and more insig-
nleant: Thoy deciars that largo portion Of tic
rebels in Catalonia havo taken advantage of tho
ing the frontier will be prevented from rctnlilinp
until they have mado theii peace with tho an.
horities. II Is also reported from The same source
hundred men. and that they nrc moving toward
the frontier or the Kingdom, pursued 10y ihe royal
troops Madrid IN rep0rted tranquil, and the Gov
ernurnt has dispatched largo numbers Of troops
from that city TO ontursc the royal authority in all
tho diSaflrced districts.
Whether We look Mt tho Liberal OF ROYAL accouu
OF The condition Of Spain, one thing is certain the
people arc dissatisfied, and exhibiting that fact
IN most Mhmistakable manner. Ono insr,rrcc-
ton. rebellion or revolution follows smother in
rapid succession. Tho banner of volt s no soon-
er pulled down n one section Of the kingdom
than at IL elevated in another. General prim and
ills Gonfederates have ORGANIZE. secret societies
in sll parts OF the country. These correspond
regularly with the leaders of the Revolutionary
party in PariE, anil by then, are supplied with
documcnts OF character well-iittol Ia lrouae tho
P''Iiuttsn vi lhb pauiSll people, anu make tnctu
more determined enemies of the royal family nj
Madrid and those who enforce their laws and de-
crees ThouHands of thesc liberal addresses are pnt
into the hands ot tho Spanish people through tho
agency OF the revolutionary committee and also
money for the purpose Of procuring arms and am
m,nion will whinh 10 resist the forcra arnt 10
dsptr5c thn bahtls "f Liberals in various port iuus
OF tlir kingdom. As yct, tho reyontionsts have
made no combined movement upon the royai an
tlf0rity but a3 cacl outbreak il more Formidable
than its predecessor la certain that their strength
u ihcrtasing u,id that well Ina turril rising may
be anticipated at no distant day. Tho recall Of tho
Spanish itcot from tho Pacific Ocean proves that
the government is mol satisfied with this aspect OF
affairs at homo.
The Spanish people dislike the Rourbons IA
nnarflI as 90 the Frfnch: The latter plot,od AMI
that family lost their heads. AMI all wcro banlshed
from power and influence in France. This will he
tho history of Spain There will he no peace or
qur: in that Kingdom So hong as II Bourbon il
seated upon the throne. Napoleon hates the
Bonrban family. He inhcTitA That dislike fran ha
great uncle, VINO espiscd tho whole f;olit Ton ace
All efforts made by the Spanish people 10 releas,.
themselves from the wicked and corrupt nile of
the present rci3nIng fnmily will, therefore l,.
cure To meet the secret approval ni the French
kmpeIor Al present General lrim liz nu French
soil, il not III the frencL capital and yet no is mt
iuoestcu or disturbed by the French police This
is strong point in favor oi the LiLera!ists, and il
will tell with powerful and crushing effect in case
an open and concerted effort is made tn dcthloue
the Qurcn, and place in her position a representa-
tive Of the ma ases. This Wow OF tie danger sur
rounding the Bourbon family OF Spain is what
makea the affairs Of that Eingdom do full OF inter
tcrcst to the other European powers They know
that Napoleon is at the bottom of the Pr,G move
ment, and will push il forward TO such consunl-
NATION as will make il impossible for Bourbon to
occupy the thronc.-PhRddc,phid ige,