New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-29

TIE DISTURBANCES At CADK - PROCLAMATION
OF GEN. DE RODA-sURRENDER OF THE IN
sURGENTs.
On the morning of the 10th Gen. Caballero de
Roda addressed following proclamation to the nhab
itants OF Cadiz:
"A revolution melted and fomented by secret enemies
IL deluging with blood the streets OF your oeantiu CITY,
Inn has found echo IN the Peninsula, and come 10
Gnypsynment Law down your arms and your lives will
be saved This guarantee You IN ihe name OF the GOV
eminent on whose cemency you may rely such - Inc
only means by which the Insurgents can escape being
treated with infiexlbe rlg0r'
Iprant You delay until tomorrow at noon. in order
thaf the old men, women, and children as well as all
peaceably disposed citizens, may leave the town.
Inhabitants of Cadiz! IL VIII not be my fault H. with
the means OF attack which the mperons law OF necessity
comnes me TO employ there should come for Cadlz day
OF mourning and ruin. shan regret sueh result ifon
the bottom OF my heart, but shall do my duty.
This an IMPRESSION upon the
Consul OF the United states to Gen Saaiero, Offering
TO place their arms in buildings which no should dess
nate. ~, ...,., ,o..,,.. cd, 80,
Gen Cabaiiero dc houa eAPecfu 'oAen'eI N''A y"
the 18th. - A., -, -, ,ho .r- -,
Andausa entered Cadiz the 18th at two O'clock The
people were giving up their arms . -, on,
on the morning OF the 18TH the hsursents OF vs1 h
Coosa Of tho United States but Gen Cabaero do Roda
refused sR as ue a' mot
placed in the military buildings The lnsnrgent; there
uDon Welded bis orders, and the troops under tho COM
paDd OF Gen. CaballerO, entered CsdiZ ~ ! D. IN
THE CAUSES OF THE cADIz RESURRECTION.
m, DaiJ Keus Madrid correspondent writing on ths
nth snvs Tho whole Of Andausa OF which Cadz Jerel
and seville are the principal towns known TO be repab
hcan almost To and ~ IS Omnous mat these nis-
urbapoee should have broken out there where tho eVo
luton Itself began 1t Is c0minony called inc caIo OF
the reyouton" variety Of causes are said to have
originated the conflict but until all Is over II will be Inn
posslbe 10 ascertain these with e1actitude The GOV
erIment have made official appointments there sheh
have failed 10 give satisfaction Ia the people An attempt
to dsarn the national militia seems 10 have been the
browning ofense and stouty resisted thus Things
were rlpe for an outbreak which required hut little 10
originate When arrived Oh Sunday OF the dlsur
banees AT Puerto do Santa MARIA portion Oh the gart
son OF Cadz ordered of there instantly iher de'
parture was objected 20 by some or tue people ana INC
word was passed round that they were going TO disaf
the citizens by force Great c0mmoton ensutd In conss
auence and 1t was not long before felt that tho re-
duced number Of troops left IN tho city Afforded good op
pOrtunty TO the discOntented. . -,
The star Madrid correspondent, whiting on the l?th
SAYS the original blame for what has happsDed and may
vel be In store rests with the Government Apart from
muttudinous veIaiions OF petty kind from Aots OF
direct reactiOnary tendency FROM manifestations OF ar
bItrary authority which have for some weeks CHAR
acerled the general policy VI the powers That De- ana
have resulted creating general feeling OF mstruht
and apprehension directed AS these acts have been
against the Republican party the appointment OF GOD
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