The New York herald., 1869-01-19

The Malaga Insurrecti0n-The Attemped Dis
arminG Of the Pceple-The Night Before the
outbreaL-1rn Barricaded-sceues IN
thc City.
MALAGA. Dec. 90. 1858.
An far n can learn and observe in moving about
the barrIcaded streets, which just n work Of
but little difficulty, only portion Of the volunteers
are engaged 10 this bold movement 10 resist dis
armament by force In the organization here there
are between 100000 and 500 900 men. partially uni
formed, but well armed and drincd. Only few
days ago there was parade. In which 1000 or sooo
men participated. and they elected particular notice
by their solderly bearing and solid appearance.
Many OF these men have acquesced In the desires Of
she civil Governor and have either agreed to give
mp their arms TO place themselves at the
disposal OF the Governor as an organization to pro.
tect property and maintain public order. or those
VINO propose to nght General de Roda there are
about 700 or soo and they assisted IN preparing
barricades by many persons NOT belonging 70 the
militia, but who can carry timber and "a dbags TO
construct barricades or can IRE their rines from
windows when the n0ht begins. SO II Is di0cuit 10
~ how many men are In tins movement but sum
cient, it may be said to give the troops good deal
OF trouble n they determine to hold their positions
The order for the disarmament was only given day
before yesterday. On one or two previous occasions
such an order had been issued but the Determined
bearing OF the people and the weakness OF the regu
lar parrisop. which numbered about 1900 men, COM
PEELED the authorities 70 withdraw the order and
induced them TO promise the people that no EFFORTS
should be made % disarm them. IL was not oulre
ten days aeo that such order was given, and the
volunteers seized the pieces OF the saluinQ battery
al bronze gune-0n the quay and put them
ia position on the Alameda ready for q nght. The
authorities then assured them that the government
had relinqushcd al intention OF dsarming them
and begged them 70 replace the cannon in their
original position This tho people did with great
good humor. On the following night the govern
ment spiked the lntire battery and rendered IL tenn
pornrily useless. Day befor6 yesterday Il became
apparent that the governments had determined 10
carry out their orders this time without delay We
hoef4 o. General de Roda's movements at Cordova
en0 AnoWar. ~ important city between this and
CordovA where ne had disarmed the people.
srnH ethe city, arrived and was met 81 the rallroad
staton ~ me Deputies of the provincial LEGISLATURE
the GUoDetnPtsfto, or municipal b0dg, and other
porDOnD o. importance who had been summoned
theEs by telegram TO consuls with him On the situa
uon on4 ene pess means Of bringing about the de-
mre6 end wiehGut bloodshcd. Tina aicalde had
oFdefo6 3 company Of the National Csaryis 10 the
eto11o0 70 vr9eerve order and to keep out of
~ oeol1en ~ qpwd. which was tribe
6om0n1fraG1vo HQG3ver, no disturbance occurred
~ crowd ohooEod for the repu3ic, but mstntsinsd
of6w wien Ueoe good humor The train was A
hnnr an6 ko1f 16ts and did not reach ths station
untn bofpoGe ~. lt being late General Pavia
$500 - 10 eclai delegation awaiting him tnst he
weun6 ~ ehad 70 have On interview with them this
mofn1ns q Nh house. He tnsn proceeded 70 his