New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-29
MANIFESTO oE THE PRoyIsIoNAL GOVERNMENT.

issued decree establishing the equality of religious
sects before the law.
MANIFESTO OF THE PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT.
On January 10 a manifesto was addressed to
the electors Of Spain signed by all the members OF the
Provisional Government whereby the latter solicit APP
proyal for their conduct and claim TO have fulfilled their
promises made at the beginning OF the revolution The
manifesto recalls the acts and DEGREES and all tho
which have been enacted IN conformity with the
programme OF liberty, and promises that great economy
and extensive improvements shall be effected In the adj
mnisraton Of the fDances and that the system OF mo-
development Of trade and commerce, shall be abol-
lshed The Government further announces that during
that all true Liberals should unite, reiterat
ing at the same time s former declaration that II VIII
respect the decision Of the Cores but that 1t considers
the Monarchical prncple-the Throne surrounded 10y a
great prestige, and endowed with natnra! rs
more likely 10 insure better future than any olner
OFFICIAL RoFoRr OF rnE LOSS AT MALAGA
The Madrid Gazette Of Jan Y publishes an official re-
port respecting che rising in MaagS aeeoIG5g 10 %ea
slight contuslOns.
IiE AMERICAS FAMILY AMONG TINE MALAGA INSURGENTS.
wTes G on the q a
time the following story: North American family
consisting Of and women, while crossing the Ala
media their 70 the port nnder protection OF their
gang Of the insurgents Il was even added that two OF
tho ladies had been wounded 10 was soon ADDED hat
lion had been made to the Consul and rigadier Pava,
the Military Governor OF the place ended his teegraphe
American flag lad been avenged IL happens
that now, not only from variety OF Spanish
receive fat contradiction OF the original report The
fugitive family il seems on leaving their hotel put the
sevesor perhaps only found themselyes-under pT9tee
ton OF party Of the Insurgents who not only gave them
no noestation escorted them with every marx OF
respect aud cvy TO the quay where they intended 10
EMBARK ana II was upon reaching the open Anneda 'na
they were met by band OF soldiers who fired on the
party regardless Of the noneombaants and Of the stars
and stripes which ought 20 have protected ther neutral
Ivy rare Is seit.depiai did not return the Are
but hurried their ProtIgs 70 the Doah
Vcher FOR the commences Of either narrative nor
will be answerabe for the real existence OF the
ocrsson There Il an American Minister in Madrid who
certainly would II In his power and whose duty IN
To make ESSSn noWS e result Of his Inquiry It extremely
difficult get at the truth and fasehood OF any fact IN
here is international and ii would DO hard II foreign Ie
cations and Consulaes in the Peninsula had to be mum
ARIEL HErwEEN fRM AND srRRAYo
Under date Of Jan the Madrid correspondent OF The
tween Prn apd serrano. Prim wished 70 create batch
ofl2 new GENERALS Tho motive was obvious, He 50,
were mer devoted 20 him On Wednesday last he sub
mitted the list 70 serrnno who Indignantly refused 70
Prim 70 sustain his nominations before the Council IL
met yesterday Pm DID not put a an SPPeA5aI ss ots
DO couched in highly unbecomlng terms, The discus
E ssTrano insisted gas once gy y oysFud
1G bet s s are g Te ana War
Minister The attempt 70 create 80 many Generals
Ks very sgnhcaht the refusal TO except them not ess
Very Few Yesterday knew the precise Of this differ
ence Cabinet but the fact became brued and tho
public securities experienced decline OF per cent the
heaviest vet ia one day since the Revolution"
OIOZAGA's REJECTION BY THE SPANISH CONSTITUENCIES
The Madrid correspondent OF The star writes the
9th Senior Don SaustanO Ol0zaga has been unanimously
rejected by the Monarchist Committee In Madrid, on
account OF his opposition 20 the liberia de los cd0s-a
wholesome symptom IN one sense. He put up for VICE.
in the province Of LOgrOn0, where his property Is The
Committee there proposed that II he we're accepted
candidate he should pledge himself not 10 propose any
foreign prince King Of Spar This Committee IL con-
pOyed Of many EspareTistshat IL, PrORresslsas-whO
have the exregent in view either KING President
OF the Republic and Senior Olozagas sympathies are
personally hostile 10 him. The reply took long time
coming ana the writer declined making conditions
The result % communication 10 tho effect that
under such circumstances bis canddature could not DO
accepted Hence 10 happens that the Of general
election az most important cr1s IN the history OF the
nation the first antldynastic citizen OF SPAN" finds
himself completely slut out from the nominations OF eau
ddates 10 the COrtes, and viii IN all probability not be
member OF that body. Public opinion has weighed him
in its balances and found him wanting. The various
electoral committees 10 whom he might apply are not OF
his way Of thinking and having been refused In his own
locality where his personal Influence went FOR something
he Is not likely to be accepted In others where his pOt
opinions have Yet, scarcely three months ago.
he was the most popular OF the hour His rejection
is proof OF the sagaeity OF the popular instincts lie
ard not frankly take up the Revolution, and II now casts
him aside; very righteous Judgment, and lesson to
politicians Of his stamp.