New-York tribune., 1868-10-12

Count He was accompanied by another eD'igrt, who
his fellowservant. During the voyage the pseudo
valet remained in the background other passengers
haze since recoected that when off their guard master
Pnd appeared to be strange Of intimacy.
On embarking at southampton the Count complained III
strong OF the second class accommodations, and
insisted his valet being furnished with cabin In
the saloon. steamer awaited the arrival OF the mail
from southampton TO which Gen Prlm and his friends
transhppeG at once without going shore. Had
he landed great risk would have been incurred as he
assuredy have been recognized he ia we'll known
IN this fortress. The evening the vessel in which
the conspirators were embarked proceeded TO Cadz
believe they were anXously expected, and that same
night were taken round to all the menof-war lying IN
Cadz Bay In order to announce by their actual presence
the good OF their arrival BY means or other
of the expected visit 81 Prim had got abroad at
Cadz the l7. and that evening threatening demon
sirations made by the popuace. These sup
pressed by the authorie the streets cleared aud
next morning the military Governor took over the Gov
emment. procaimng the town state OF siege Cadiz
was restless throughout that morning, but about
uncertainty. The ships lying In Cadz Bay were the
roncads villa de Madrid, the Haragoza, and Tetuan
the steamers Isabel H.. Vulcano. aud Ferro and
the gunboats Edetana aud Ligera. About p m the
whole OF these, under the command Of Capt Iopete
bay and closed the port. Tins act was followed by s
lutte Of 81 fired by ali tho men-of war; the crews
ment shore naturally apace. soon news arrived
that Cadz had cut from Seville by the destruc'
the railway bridge at san Fernando Inc tce-
graphic communication was also interrupted Heavy
rain fell during the afternoon and the streets were Dc.
serted but during the nght the insurgents carried out
their purpose large party OF citizens collected III h9
cotton factories of Baon whence dcpua aion headed
by Sanchez. Mira, BolonOs, Hauric and Gnerra
Proceeded To tho barracks Of san Rogue Elena,
where the regiment "CautaDria" Was quarlered Inc
soldiers were called upon pronounce and responded
unanimously. From that moment CHdz was III the Ianus
of the hands of the revoutonsis. Prm and To.
pete Landed the 10Th, aud took formal
possession OF C,dz Ia the name of the EevOlution BON
Prm ana T0pete had addressed mafestoes to the pupe
before the rising was effected -
EECArTURE Oh sANrNNDER ny THE ROYAL TROOfs-IHh
ONLY FIGHT BETWEEN TIlL ROYAL AND REVOLUTIONARY
lM,idd Correspondence Of the London Times.
The AFFAIR surander To have been very san
uunary | am told that the blrrcades were carried at
ne point Of the bayOnet yet ~ strong was the resist
aud the insurgents 50 vel conducted ana esou,
that ia effected their retreat ~ Tie best ORDER ktepus
M running fire with the ROyasis, 10 whose onset they
exposed throughout the distance OF whole ine III
tcycuug between the scene oi combat ana the puce Oh
lui tlcv are described a. rI1ug-a circumstance easily
rcfcrabc 10 the vantage ground they 1ccupcd DtIind
one colonel captains of the san colnne OF ar
lrry, OF engineers and y other oinrfIs Aed S'O ouu
soldiers killed; upwards % l'~~ "ouuded
TuE ECONOMICAL AND soCuL CoNDIrioS OF SPAIN
lNadnd Correspondence Of The Lo-don riHeSl
The economical and social situation ~ Spain IA fright
ful Theie something very IRE famine throughout
the country AZ the co og the last season. but the terri
Bile druutn of this year Spain literally without
harvest The te produce that can be sCraed together
w"r,- when tlc cvn viii become apparent in all its
alarming proportions, and sheer starvation VIII STARE Tie
uufortuuatc population IN ihe face Persons wen ae-
ouaucd with the country assure me tha spain, when
la ordinary years porter ~ cOTi and which under
proper management might supply bail Eui"l" WIN II,
caunot snb-i-t without the importation of aioOooOo
worth of grain for the next t~clvemonth Al me stock
and r0e I-iou
the cNgenccs "f last year draFtl Ile nov pee eaen @
up aud many localities there absolutely no seed Tor
Voa ih"t Madrid und the whole country
are sWarming with bcggar- the undcniabe fact
that hosts ~ new moudrdi have Joined the ranks OF
the sturdy old uro, --uuals wIh whom ail travellers IN
spain familiar, the ct r. that az Winter sets Ia the
- almost sup,Ifuou- 10 say tbm TIE Government has
the VAL nor The power io resort 70 the means 10y
which the coming evil oUE Eht tu he met. The spauiard
,srf hnt u. on a iIncn ~ tbe days eyil TO the
rtlf a.. De- De
vain o look lr GutcIumcut Tor foresight and proyi-
d.nr AL thc h,s of times but al ihi- moment It can
gruers who in some manner 90 duty Tor one naturally
enough pur-us other object than the eva war, and
have hardly Tor carrying told you In
my as ctler NAT Cnue oand on his arrival an empty
,trcasuIy. lie was absolutely Ia the inossibiy of pay
INK his way. even for lew diys ana II Is questionable
,st t' arr"nn.oiate can AFFORD Will meet The
cA cocies Of the hour lu the meantime the outlay con
w. o 80 o uroyrrs nud the disorder In the ad-
miti.tritiou cannot f 10 add 60 the gravity OF the
nu1uria situation tOnCha can certainly not be expected
to brso, single thought upon the PEOPLES wants at
his time; nor Wou II be o The slightest use II he did
on tho other hand the spaLafds are sud ana Win good
rea.,u 10 bg charitable people; but their charity
scripon that creates as much misery as IL relieves;
n l. charity on whose stock Of small coppers no ap-
neil b made ia vain. Any evidence OF public ssoeiaon
aud rprse. any large intelligent sc me Ur coupar
c,,nbined effort To yield the supply would hardly sug-
yest Itself these people; or II suggested IL would
fardly be acted upon proper time aud with sufficient
emery Tho .ad probability II that the poor population
% H. eit to ifs 6g devices aud resourcrs the peasan-
nv eanccally In remote districts viii just lay them
down ana die, they will crawl along the high
W. y and drag themselves 10 the cities, where tey Will
only add the sum OF anguish aud wletcheahess ol
which every community wall already have more than s
ample SHARE The spaniards are noble race they
m n cmpcnt degree that noblest oi human attri
f,,frsl, tlrfses TC l Et8re 81 N9eils e!90 lR Their
yen, aid hc peculiarly gloomy tedencies Of their rel
o convictions, give their resignation not lttie of the
Irne,nes but also little Of tile icarleSsness OF
fttalm Wcrc the spanish pearaty LETT To themselves
tcy would saryc aud make hO sgi bul lahine, even
among spauiards may be AN cv adviser ana II either
any of the parties now engaged Ia deadly strugge
were 10 think making political capital of the general
d.tre-s II the Government especially and the priests
I'm lis interests. TO throw out hnts laying the blame
Of the unreeyed misery Of the poor on ther adveIsaIes
aud pointing to the easy means Of redress at hand w. ia
one word any would be at the trouble 10 sir up ana
organize Jdoquere II II difficult to see what llmts
would the aggravation OF The evils ins,parabe
from all civil disscnsions.
THE QUEEN AND AT ST. SEBASTIAN.
communication from st. Sebastian IN the Temps,
gives the following account Of the intended departure Of
the Queen for Madrid
Her Majesty aud the King Consort arrived at mid
,i at I'M. station followed IN other carriages by their
lI,rn and some ladies' of honor her Majesty was In
tears aud walked up aud down In the poiilco, ana tho
ncrs,Ls who had gathered the spot uncovered but
naunined "A dead silence Let go, AT last said the
Queen aud she entered the railway carriage The royal
Tarty being seated the locomotive attached but at
ihe oent when the conductor Of tho tram was about
10 give the signal for starting two dispatches were
brought aud they must have been OF exceeding gravity
for hoT Majesty immediately aIghted. aud, NJ 1onzaes
Bravo who impored her not TO return 10 Madrid SAID
IL could mans attire should ut ouce proceed
10 nv capital Isabella thea covered her face with her
hands, and with streaming eyes regained the waiting-
ro and thence her residence Tho Minister said ~ her
Majesty while conducting her back, They nre perfectly
respectful but all betray You The royal CARRIAGES having
already departed, the Governor OF ST. Sebastian placed
his her Majesty service aud returned 10 his hotel
OH foot"
The correspondent Of The Gronde gives the following
amusing details Of the efforts of the Queen to leave San
Sebastian:
The comedy is becoming truly dramatic the Interest
il increasing every moment In my postseriptum OF
Yesterday dated IL o'clock at night told you that tho
Queen determined on leaving at "a went 10 tho sta
ton la midst OF officers servants. and few lockers