The New York herald., 1875-03-01
GORILLA DRIVEN FROM SPAIN.
A1roNs1sT ACTION AoAINsT THE RADICAL BE-
FORMERS AND REvoLUTIoNIsTs.
MADRID (FeD. 81 correspondence OF London

AIEONSIsT ACTION AGAIN6T THE RADICAL Re-
FORMERS AND REvoLUTIoN1sTs.
MADRID (Fep. 6) correspondence Of London
Times.l
An earnest OF the policy the first Cabinet Of
the restoration intend to adopt with those whom
they have reason to fear as inimical to the exist
ing state OF things was afforded by the appearance
OF remarkable circular In the Gazette OF yester-
day morning at about the same time as picket OF
constabes proceeded to the house Of the ex.
radical Premier Don Manuel Ruiz Gorilla, and
placed him under arrest, an arrest which was
ceeded by summary and enforced Punishment last
night, without the least form OF legal accusation
or trial. The step the government nave taken Is
extraordinary and bold. Whether the result will
be what they desire Is a question tor the future.
Few people believe kulz Gorilla could have done
the restoration much narm Dy his residence IN
spain. Many believe he can, II disposed, DO It lar
more harm IN his forced exile.
HIS CRIME AGAINST THE CROWN.
Gorilla mas busled himself since the proclama-
ton OF the King in the effort to organize The ex-
radicals and the old republicans into party or
league OF opposition under The banner OF La
Republica con la Constitution de 1862" In this
effort he has endeavOred to induce CASTELAR, ana
his followers snare, but for this once the great
orator has shown nrm front aud declined to run
his neck into moose and his "party" into perdi-
tion. CASTELAR, argues that with the capital and
the country in declared state Of SIEGE with every
constitutional liberty suspended, with civil war
still existing, now Is not the time TO organize
political oDpOstions, or to seek to throw down
the existing regime. He Is for patient waiting,
and, in the meantime, voluntary ..emleration"
nome for some time, and 1t is said he starts next
week. Not SO wisely has Gorilla acted He has
openly invited tOconlerences at his house, Gale
San Marcos. not only all the ex-Minlsters and IN
nuentia men OF his OLD party (the radicals), but
all the ex-Deputies, ex-Alcades, eX-Civl Govern.
Ors and ex .unc tlOnarles or every grade civil and
military, who at one time or the otner IN Madrid
and the provinces proiessed allegiance to the
tlOn ne expressed his desire ITO reOrgan1Ze the
radical party under the banner OF the Republic,
with the constitution OF 1869 minus article 81
the monarchy clause.' Those VINO could not
come personally 10 his house were requested 70
msess seS we're nea IN his house.
the result Immediately OF great split
among the prominent % men iIa OF ms par,S, 5,,oH 10
him into the republican camp. particularly GEN.
erals Pavia. lzquierdo. Palacios, Admiral Beran'
These declared that tney had been and ever wouu
be monarchists in principle though, for the pres
rey ok and
decide their future course, each for himself, ac-
cordlng 10 the political conduct observed Dy 'ae ne
nothing IN the way OF rebelnng or consplrlng
against the new order OF things. Martos declined
to retire altogether from pubic lie. 10 the last
OF tnem however, Martos sent his brother TO de-
in any allegiance to Republic OF led.
eral shape ne would give It TO Don carlos.
Mne nora hn was tnus his paiscree
CIRCULAR came TO the ears OF the Regency Minis
try, and they at once determined to nip MS pro.
ceedings In the bud. They arrested him IN his
o OWn house yesterday.
FRIENDS IN NEED But THEMSELVES IN DANGER
Senior Gorilla was accompanied to the station
by many prominent puo!ic men, In lact, tnat
miserable little barn, the Madrid terminus OF the
Ferro Carril del Norte rarely before neld so many
men who have played prominent part In spanish
politics. Here were ex.Minlsters Rivera, sal
meron, Carvajal, Figueroa, Echegaray, Martos,
Pedrega, Garcia Ruiz, GONZALEZ &c. ; also ex.
Deputies Soler, Baloaena, Pascual, Pinilla,
Gomez Siguro, Montemar, Rebuuido, Sar-
doa, Aguilera, Ximenez, Anglada moreno,
Mesa, Llorne. Salvany. Nunez De Velasco
Lafosq. Del Val, Rispa. Perpina. Morayta, Rivera
NazqueZ, Arroero, Erase, Gomez Rublo, Pasoron,
&c. The Archbishop OF santiago de cuba also
came down TO take farewell OF the nlustrious
"emgrant."
Gorilla Is rich, and his expatriaton VIII not
affect him pecunlariy. Castelar,, VINO Will proDa-
bly, follow next In "emigration," Is not ricn' Dut
he will be no loser by the move. When he was
made Minister at 81, 200 year he had 10 sacTlnce
literary labor which was bringing him In e. ooo .
year. aud he has earned at least as much since the
coup De etat OF January 1874 TnE literary labor,
and much more he can perform as well, II not Det-
ter abroad than In Spain,