New-York tribune., 1867-09-05
SPAIN.
THE INSURRECTION.

THE INsURRECTION.
The Spanish Government succeeds in keeping
within Its own control most Of relating to the
movement in the insurgent districts number OF official
dispatches and documents published telling one side
Of the story Letters Paris and other papers held
back Madrid and the frontier. The telegraph s Of
course, wholly In the hands Of the Government and
gives only such the Government chooses. But
beyond doubt the nsurrection has Importance than
was first ascrbed 10 IT, The province OF Catalonia, OF
which Barcelona is the capital WAS first PIT In state
OF siege The barcelona Journal contains order Of the
18th August, appointing military commandants for
the districts into which the city Is divided Other parts
Of the Peninsula equally dsordered kilograms
rive from various points, announcing disturbances but
each declaring that all the rest OF Spain is perfectly tran
qu Taken together they show that great extent OF
country covered by the operations Of the nsur
gents.
The Patrie paris Aug ~ publishes a telegram from
Madrid stating that two bands Of insurgents each about
$50 strong had appeared IN Arragon and that more th an
mia there were three bands about the force. The
Taire however, adds that this insurrectonary attempt
The Fgaro publishes letter from Toulouse OF the 10th
inst giving details Of the different movements IN Cata
ona In reference 10 Gen Prm the reports are contra
dc0ry account stating that he il already master OF
Carthagena and the other that he marched on the 10Th
Telegrams Of the same date were sent from Madrid as
follows:
Intelligence of a rcassuring character has been re-
bands which made their appearance in those Provinces
had offered resistance to the troops and had dispersed
Throughout the rest Of the Peninsula perfect tranquility
prevails.
But from Pcrpignan. in the Pyrenees came this die
patch
The expulsion Of the Liberals from Barcelona nuos
the number OF those expelled having reached 500
among whom several French subjects who received
orders leave Catalonia within "a hours, on pain OF
transportation 10 Fernando Po.
Tartisans Of the nsrrection increase under the com
mand Cottcras and couniyed at by the inhabitants
ma
On the following day came another telegram from
Madrid. thus:
The oica, reports from Catalonia announce that the
nsurrectonary bands In that province had been neaten
surgents had availed themselves of the amnesty when
beaten in the Province OF Ierida and Contreras himself
with the rest OF his rartisans was endeavong 70 gan
the frontier. The insurrecOn In Cataionla was cosu-
cred be suppressed In the Province OF Valencia Cas-
tellons band had been beaten and dispersed The ex-
Gen Prrad had committed great eXcesses in Arragon
during the French frontier The rest o the
peninsula tranquil None OF the soldiers had joined
the movement.
And the Oeeiai Gazette Of Madrid on the 22d published
what is described as reassuring intelligence" The in
tellgence itself not communicated to the outside
world, but In place Of it the omnous announcement that
1.-THE military authorities in Madrid have published this
morning edict proclaming state OF siege In Castle
further telegram same date from Bayonne conveys.
in respect TO Madrid, the assurance that no nsurrec-
onary has been made either In The city or ITS
envrons. Five regiments OF infantry ana three h9uan.
OF cavalry have been sent from Madrid 10 SaaVa
and Arragon A rumor Is current that Gen. Prim has
arrived In Catalonia" The latter rumor was certainty
untrue, Gen n being safe In Belgium, ana having de-
clared he would Spain till some fortress was
In possession OF the revolutionary party.
on the 23d OF August telegram OF the "reas
snrng sort received in London, stating that the
insurgents in Catalonia and Aragon have been beaten In
several encounters The loyal attitude OF the army has
essentially contributed to this result ana confidence mas
now been reestablished."
And again from Perpignan the following;
An engagement has taken place near Costonges be-
the spanish troops and the insurgents under Roger
BIiZ and Gen Pierrad In which the latter were eieaeu
succeeding In escaping the French frontier on
entering French territory, they were arrested py the
French authorities, aud conducted to the citadel fer
pgnan.
Pursuing the lead of the Spanish @ official papers the
Paris MSs on the 2d declares have BEEN eVey
where dispersed without offering any serious resistance
The spanish Government does not aPpsS PpSc 10 n
as suppressed"
Up to the afternoon OF Aug % no later news than that
above given had been received In London. Some details
consisting mainly Of official documents. had been given
TO the public under date OF Madrid, Aug ~
The following is an extract from the dispatches pub
shed by the CapanGenera OF Catalonia relative 10 INC
insurrectionary movement In that province: ,.,.
1.-THE small bands insurgents In the country district
Already sSsancd sos defea The band under
surprised and captured three carbneers at a,anuess
One them afterward succeeding in reganihs posse
sion OF his rife by main strength, he joined se
and four carabineers at guni9 n9use hond and kent
tha
1t I'm check until the arrival OF company OF v,ia' Ine
savoy regiment which had been conveyed 70 Vlllas
nucya by the steamer Leon. At salien, on the roau
to Reus company OF the Toledo reg,momt camn ,a and
ten wounded the remainder throwing down their aiis'
which OF very inferior cnisc,or& 70 & a Sorra dn Can
company Of the Luchana Regiment ia inc ooi -, W tns~r
Torres lie PrudaIla fell with another banu OF lnsu
cents wo Of whom were made prisoners and the DINERS
Dispersed They are being very actively pursue4 dmc
ns,rgents cannot hold their ground before the queens
roops: many stragglers are taken prisoners, An ,h m
fantry has beaten band OF insurgents IN he
wood of villa aud completely dispersed them eapturng
Is rifles sonc side banner ana some inuntohs.
40 iies, s1e s tba Governor OF Figueras announces
that The hand under Prea has been Deatcn ana uiNeh
hact nrd the French frontier with the loss of several
arms and three horses These insurgents subsequently
were forced ~ take refuge in France Tranquility has
nern anetely restored in the other provinces o! the
PennsnIa ana an the lines Of communication are iree
THE rysuRREcuoS AS SEEN IN PARIS.
Tho pnooe which affects to have very special nforma-
ou From, snan and was point OF fact the first journal
10 pubsh several things about the nsurrection which
turned ont 10 be true. says. August ~;
"Tbo leaders of the revolution have formed a pro-
vision xoysr,nent which viii DO proclaimed as soon ~
anw ,sn, town shall ben their power. The movement
y .ssnsd stiu tss are tho insurgents dispersed,