The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-14

movement was installed. and many OF TN
in suincient time what had passed in Bar
celona, they also rose In arms ana dividee
into a multitude Of parties some OF them, i, 50t
strong, traversing various populations and pro
claiming the federal republic. Inc lnsurrecuor
being conquered In the capital Of the ancient prln
cipaity, General Gaminde directed against the
! insureent partes various columns and the brigade
been sent 10 Catalonia from different points or the
| peninsula While this was passing IN the province
81 barcelona rising took place III Ampurdan. the
! principal focus OF which was IN In Bisbal, where
1900 or 1000 insurgents had fortified them
| selves with artillery Brlgader Crespo di-
WIN two Dattaons OF small strength ana two
| pieces OF moun.aln artillery, ana he sustained a
our arms remained wen placed. and during which
| ne made prisoner the principal leader OF the In
| surrectlon the Deputy Caimo. But considering that
lie had not sufficient forces TO renew the attack
against an enemy superior in number and position,
| nc commenced retreat with his column, carrying
| on his prisoners and his wounded without his being
attacked by the insurgents, either on his departure
! rom the pueblo during his march lie
was quickly reinforced, ana marched anew upon La
Blsbal When the insurgents perceived this move.
ment they evacuated the city, and by dissenslons
among themselves, and, abovea through not ohoos
Ing TO obey their chiefs among whom was the Deputy
Suner Capellla they resolved In La Junquera TO
apply for indulgence and to deliver up their arms In
them. Thus the movement which was ostensibly
strong at the beginning, was dissolved OF Itself In
rev ,n Gays avs, s praolPa ehlss nea INTO france, ana
choose TO solicit indulgence. 1ne city OF Reus was
one OF the points whose insurrecaonal movement
appeared particularly organized Tor Resistance.
Painful las II for me 20 have To order an attack
against the iluslrious city which gave me birth, and
whose name l bear with pride In my
title OF count (Conle de Reust To avoid IL as far
possible ordered a sufficient number OF forces
10 subject the insurgents to concentrate IN larragona
under General BaarIch. giving him determined and
detailed instructions respecting the points by which
his columns should enter simultaneously, IN order
that when they were seen by Inc rebels the latter
should persuade themselves Of the absolute imposs
oly Of resisting tlem ami deliver their arms. thus
avoiding the enusion or blood. Fortunately 1t was
not necessary TO appeal TO the supreme arotrament
OF force. The rebels abandoned the city and the
next day delivered up their arms, to the number OF
about 00D. In the province OF Lerida the brothers
Casteon, deputies or the republican minority. con-
centrated resistance IN The city of Bataguer with
upwards OF 900 men Brigad er tlsuerola with only
the battalion OF Figueras and some companies or
te regiment VI Cadiz, went by forced marches upon
that point the neighborAood OF whlcn he took up
some positions ana broke aud sustained fire some
four i've hours. Not being able TO penetrate into
the city with the Few forces no had, ne
positions and awaited III them the arrival OF Briga
er Mereo, who mad been detached TO reinforce the
troops OF Catalonia, and VINO, being In Lerida on
me way marched rapidly upon Balagaer, according
10 orders gave him 10 Join the battalion or F1gue
ras III general attack, II the Insurgents persisted
IN tner resistance. They. however, evacuated
the place the following day, pronouncing them
selves III complete retirement upon France Tney
were pursued without rest by Brigader Flsuerola,
with the battalion OF Figueras, VIII ch subsequently
divided INTO small columns. Brlgadier salamero,
the Military Governor or SEQ de Urgal by his ener
getc attitude repulsed the rebel parties winch the
pueDlos OF Fu&ent Montela, Organa anu Others IN
the mountains tried to throw upon that place. 10
the rapid and satisfactory result OF TINS short cam
paign III Catalonia the Drigades and columns con-
trlbuted wnlcn were directed by General Baldrch;
Brgaders Figuerola Palacios, Urespo and Lagunero;
Colonies Gonzales, largarona, Pelton. Escoda, ana
Lieutenant Coolels and Commandments Lopez, Cado-
rulga Foutela, MART. VlamaZares, Prats, Keller
Gacla and others, Who with the forces under their
command, deIeated and dispersed The insurgents In
all the encounters they mad with them. The
parties rlsen in the military district or Aragon two
OF them commanded ~ the republican deputies
Noguero ana Prunedi, who are now lncarcerated IN
Saragossa always hed from the pursuing columns
and were dissolved, and presented themselves for
indulgence III few days. The lnsurrectlonal move
ment OF Aragon was concentrated In Saragossa,
worthy General Bassols, seconded by his small but
vaiorous garrison, conquered the Insurgents and re-
established order IN the district under MS command.
On the commencement OF the struggle, and thinking
the garrison might need relniorcements | commu-
nlcaled an order TO Brgadier Merelo, who
| had just returned TO Lerlda from Balaguer,
10 direct MS brigade to Sara9ossa with
out loss OF moment. Overcoming all Sorts
OF obstacles he arrived at that capital the day after
the conflict mad begun and in good time to render
aid III the suppression OF the instruction, before 1t
| was quite conquered by the brave troops Of the
garrison. The movement verified IN Teruel does not
merit your nlghness attention, for wanting in any
thing IKE Importance II dissolved Itself the mere
announcement OF the approach OF the troops to
resist IL. The insurrecton In Andalusia ana Ora
| NADIA VERNE By the almost Simultaneous rising
OF agreat number OF parties he added by some al
| latter was Killed Ia one OF the encounters
WIN the troops. The party which made
l.
/ the Sierra OF Ubrique, waiting from time to
| time IN advantageous positions the columns or the
| army seat after them was commanded by the
Deputy PAU and the republican Cher SolvOchea;
but Notwithstanding that they tried, with much
tenaclty, TO raise Jerez, where they had concen-
trated many armed men from the surrounding eoun-
try, they couu not do It, thanks to the energy dis
played by Lieutenant Colonel Miranda, CHIEF OF the
forces OF the army Civil Guard and Carablneers,
wno nom the very first moment, caused the repuD-
licans TO understand the firm and unconquerabe
resolution he had to preserve all cost The
chiefs OF columns FrleXas Bastos Luque, Jacquetot,
Gurrea, Salamanca, Carracosa, Aznar, Villa, Cam
pa Maturna, Canine Trujlllo AdereIe and others
have gwen great proofs OF activity, pursuing IN
ceasngy and combating with lntrepldlty the lnsur-
gent parties wheresoever they encountered them.
Ine important Pass OF De5penaperrOS was tried to
he cut oil many times by the rebels, notwithstanding
ts beng occupied by some soldiers and civil guards.
IL necessary TO reinforce IL from the moment
that La Carolina, Baon and other pointst had risen
la arms. The authorities OF Jaen also called for re-
Inducements to attend especially to the important
point OF LinaTe5, where many ab0rer5 lived who re-
manned tranqui, In spite oil the suggestions TO
Depart from their duty made to them by the lnsur-
gent leaders. The brigade OF Burgos composed OF
forces OF the three arms, was Immediately put In
movement, not only 10 secure completely the Pass
OF Despenaperros whatever might be the number of
insurgents who might try 10 impede them, but also
In case It was necessary TO run to any points in
Andalusia and Granada, where their presence aud
assistance might be desirable. On the mere an
nodncement Of the movement OF the said brigade
the rebel parties dissolved and all those districts
renamed free from Insurgents after some small
encounters. In the ins1rgent movement OF Andalu-
STA of the great populations have taken part
circumstance easy 10 De lOr cOnSluerlDR
that the authorities, vigant and energetic
have compiled strictly aud reiigousy with the In
structions had communicated 10 them.
Beyond, then, the natural agitation produced by
the federal republican movement, there was not the
least effort at instruction within the great popula.
tons OF Andalusia and Granada, nor any fear that
order would be altered in any OF them The military
district OF Valencia has been one or the dis
| turbed oy the insurrecton. The republicans COM
menced by giving the cry OF rebellion Murcia to
| the number Of some 600, but they were instantly
defeated and dispersed by the column OF Command
AMI Aidea, and that province renamed free
OF insurgents IN the province OF Alicante
the Chief CarvaJal, was surprised and defeated by
Lieutenant Colonel Arrando aud In few days that
part OF the district was pached. But the really i'm.
portant movement was that which took place In the
city OF Valencia where the volunteers OF liberty
pronounced In open rebellion, and sustained the
struggle In the streets and plazas with troops OF
the garrison. The latter, nom their short mum ber
not having been able 70 generaze the attack, were
ordered by the Captain General TO limit themselves