New-York tribune., 1867-09-17
SPNN.
THE INSTRUCTION.

Two dispatches have been received at the
London Office OF THE TRIBUNE The first is from Madrid
Ny maD dated August 90 from regular correspondent
As the clergy who alpOwerful in the rural districts
have preached yehementy against the nsurectionary
movement, has failed IN every part Of spln as eyre
giousy as the Fcnau movement in Ireland, and from the
same the insurgents have been repuscd from
many villages by the hafamed peasantry under The di
rection Of the parish priests and that more than 2co men
in terrible state Of deml starvation and fatigue have
already surrendered"
The second from special correspondent by telegraph
from Bayonne, Aug 81 says THE insurecton seems TO
grow stronger every day and Is spreading over Aagon
Catalonia and perhaps TO Valencia and Andalusis"
Newspaper accounts scarcely lcss conflicting
Madrid seems 10 have less news than any other place
correspondent writes from that city TO The London Tee
"fct me premise that no capital In Europe knows so
little what Is going on IN other parts of the hngaom as
the capital from which now write. The spanish pres
upon tie spot tardiy enlightened by EnEllsh jour
malls, freshly imported from london' a. 70 INC ia,
which being enacted around thei1; Ia,, Th-ii Hssl Hsl
ten davs no English. French, OF Belgian JYuhsel NJ
seen daylight In Madrid, In any otter oy ol afst M
Under these circumstances. no man Wrung pm ,na,
snot even though in possession 90 All the iiloIlhitiO
posse by the Government, can cnuhclt'e ai
more Trustworthy than opinions ba,cd on y, ur
from which extract Is gwen hpoN'l IN
the first letter from spain %hch nae alP.a,ya ~ "a The
French papers, and the Independence De'g' nave o''
The T6crt SAYS that 1t has private information confirm
ing the statement in respect to Contcras having crossed
H. French frontier OF similar tenor - letter from
barcelona saying: The msurrectOii appears on wv
poiut Of being suppressed. Many OF the insurgents ~
Jpg MANY chiefs have surrendered. They are received
bv the authorities spite of tie delay. aud sent nome OF
passports given them 10 20 abroad. Nobony SHOWS
where Prn The most rcsOlutc parilsans oi e h9Ne
meut confess that they have no longer any nope nc
takes measures which are more htllu 10
Them than acts Of scveriy-frec admission ol foreign
corn efforts aInci0Iatc the condition OF thc NoIkk
classes sc Barcelona Is tranquil The baSIue prov
iuces which have been represented as III ieNoi, "' ol
the contrary, offering troops 10 the Government
CEN PRIM NoT TRUsTED-o'DoSSELL REFUSES 10 JOIN
HIM.
letter to The Telegraph dondon) from Madrid, Aug
o. saws: The truth is that Prm is nowhere trusted he
is regarded as an unprncped 'sefseekng soldier VINO
has served all parties In turn a. II suited ms inedest
and been true 10 His citOrdGe is not nstfateIs
not indeed even respectable He IS no statesman nor
il he succeeded in upsetng the existing institutions
does any one know what he would raise III their sehu
IL Is known that, previous TO this last outbreak, press
ing oyerturcs were addressed by Olozaga III te name ol
the Progresssta party, OF which he ana frlm fe tac
most active chiefs To ODonne Echaguc ana tine ohef
leaders Of the Union Liberal party now resident AT b
ritz But TO al such ODonne has consistently
| turned deaf ear.