The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-02
FOREIGN.
SPAIN.

The Instruction Rapidly Spreading.
New York, May ia London special
Of April Both, says that adyices from Spain
represent the sinsurrection as rapidly
spreading. It is reported that disafection
has appeared among the troops.
LONDON, May Especial correspond
ent OF the London papers chronicle sew.
eral engagements in which the Carlists
were successful. They also state that
the assertions from the Royal forces are
very numerous. The city Of Pampluna
seems to be the objective point Of the
Carlists, who are concentrating their
forces witha view OF attacking the place.
The commander Of the Royal garrison
there has telegraphed to Madrid that
four companies Of his troops have desert
ed and asks for reinlorcements. tits re.
ported that seven Carlist prisoners, includ-
ing q priest and notary, have been shot BY
the Royal troops. The Carlists hold
hostages to await the confirmation OF the
report. The notabilities OF the town OF
Ordune, in the province of Alava, in sym.
pathy with Don Carlos have organized a
provincial government. 1t Is said that
three hundred volunteers from Buenos
Ayres and one hundred OF Don Carlos
are rendezvoused on the frontier, near
Bayonne, Marshal Serrano will DELAY
his contemplated attack on the Carlisis
forces in Navarro until the troops under
his command haYe been increased to
10000. 1t is reported that Bismarck has
sent to King Amdeus 100000 francs TO
be used In putting down the instruction.
1t IS reported from Madrid that the
Fope has written to Senior Gorilla on the
subject Of the relations between Spain and
the holy See, in which he SAYS IL Spain
desires 10 be reconverted to the Mother
Church, Its principles Of religious liberty
must be modified so that the tolerance Of
tho public worship Of the Church will not
object to 1t, but the Catholic religion must
be restored to its proper supremacy in the
realm OF the superintendence Of the
schools, which must be RENTED to the
priesthood, and civil marriages and the
register Of births must be abolished,
NEW YORK, May LA letter from E.
CASTELAR, explains the troubles In Spain
ana the cause Of the election outrsges,
he says the opponents OF the Ministerial.
lists were outraged by arrests and impris.
onment. The polls were surrounded by
Ministerialists TO prevent their opponents
from reaching them. The forces of the
army and navy went to the polls in reei.
mens and in line Of battle. Their votes
were giventhem by their officers. Be.
sides this, the returns were falsifled, and
in some districts the Judges Of the Elec.
ton turned enormous Republican ma.
Jorities into minorities by system oil
counting similar to that OF Tammary.
Many of the Spaniards desire a Republic,
and almost all object to a foreign dynasty,
and the election outrages were plainly
announced from the day on which,
through combinations Of the English
policy, q foreign dynasty was placed at
the head OF Spain. He explains the com.
bination Of the Radicals, Repuhlicansia and
reactionary Bourbons on tho ground that
oil are united in sentiment Of national IN.
dependence, demanding the rule Of the
government of Spain by the spaniards.