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

culinary Instinct of the men, who so far from being
me mere defenders OF political idea. appeared
adopted by the Minister OF War during tho insur.
rection have given satisfactory results aud espe-
caliy those which had for their object to make the
acales OF pueblos situated the railway lines
SIP nslble for the preservation OF the same within
their respective demarcatlon. To aid them as much
as possible in this, and prevent the burning and
destruction OF tie bridges, ordered groups OF Civil
Guards 10 be stationed IN different points and at tins
moment the corps OF lngeneriss are studying with
urgency tho best means and most economical
system OF constructing huts and towers from
whence these important works might be defended
and secured in event OF further insurrecton. Some
OF the railway employees nave not responded to the
confidence hoped OF them, for there many
strong Indications to suspect that they favored the
cause OF the enemy by intentionally delaying the
IL Is impossible TO deny tho Importance OF the
Instruction just conquered for, according TO prox
mate calculations, upwards OF 40 900 mon had risen
In arms. The army, Civil Guard, Carabineers and
volunteers have sustained sensible losses during the
struggle, consisting of four chiefs. thirteen officers
one officers and 449 soldiers wounded Those OF
the insurgents cannot be really calculated with
OF whom were hidden In private houses. The
insurgents taken prisoners during The various
comoats exceeded l.3oo. The foregoing salts
factory result and an insurrection, alest general
conquered In twenty days, is owing less to the DIS
positions dictated by me than to tho good VIII
intelligence endurance suffering skill and bravery
OF all ranks OF the army, civil Guard, CarbneerS
and Volunteers Of Liberty TO the intelligent attitude
oil the navy and to the interchangeable activity OF the
chiefs and olfclals OF the War ONCE directed by the
able and energetic suD-secretary General sanchez
Bregua.
Such is the history Of tho federal republican rising
and OF the military operations employed during Gile
struggle.
Your Highness VIII receive with your usual
benevolence this simple exposition, which have
the honor 60 submit TO the exalted consideration of
your Hlgnness, and from which you may form cor
rect ud OF the events which have just passed
over the country. God guard your Highness many
years. JUAN PRiM, Minister Of War.
MADRID, Oct. "a, 1869.
The Duke of GenOn md the TlrOne-yictOr
Emanueps Fears for His Nephew.
The Paris Patrte OF the I'd OF November writes on
the above subjects Us foll0ws:-
We learn by o letter from Madrid that the nomi-
nation OF the Duke OF Genoa to the throne or spain
gives rise az this moment TO very active negotia-
lions. King Victor Emanuel has not yet given
his consent; he fears to abandon d youth
80 inexperienced to the ambitions and in
trgues OF such impassioned parties as exist IN
SPAN. The King would have preferred the
lberIan union, to which both Italy and England
would have given their appreciation and support.
An agreement had been come 10 That the Prince
should not be Immediately installed, ana that for
some months the country should be governed by q
new regent Council Of Regency; but parties
have not been able TO come to an understanding
each OF them seeking to have regent Of its own or
o council with one OF Its own members for presi-
dent A decision has therefore been come to that
the young Prlnce, who Will only be sixteen next
February shall be declared TO have attained his ma
jority from the present time.