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 SPAIS.-The nsureeioa a $ all seems 10 have been of lne importance. l. boke out the lst of October, at p.npeal.. aai vas healed by Gen O'Donneil, who pos>sssed himself of the cIa iel, ha- wing with hun thite hstl,iaas ci foot, two squit rons of horst and a small b5dy of artillery. Tho movement qncAls followed at Nitoria and Bill boa, and indeed thtJGgho Navarro and Guipuscoa il seems to have been favored. The plot extended 10 the capital, where aa attempt made to seize the person'of the ,uun3 Queen, but the iasurrecon there was put down aimust in moment by Esparte- TO, who was apprsed of belorehani and fully pre- pared to meet Il. Die3o Leon anl Gen. Concha, who were al the head uf the malcUntents, escaped. A few days after some dsta bances occurred al Barte- Iona, but these seem To have been got up by third party adheriug neither Christina Espartero.

 The latest accounts 10 the 20h Oct. state. that Gen. O'Donnell had marched from pampeiuna, and took possession uf Estee-tllat Gen. Azerhee was advancing to meet hrm, having in his way occupied Pampeluna.

 O'DonnelI published two proclanations, in which he accused Espartero of having lraltorously seized the regency, and only watching. opportunity to murder the little Queen and her sister, and install himself in their place. He charges the present gov. ernment with having taken their lands from the cer gy, their fueros from the Bscayans, of having starved | the army, &c. The prpcanations do not speak 0 the constitution, but promise the purchasers of eccle sastical property, that although thls may be aker from them, compromise shall be made with the Pope as to indemnify them.

 The following extract gives a very interesting ac count of of the horrors of this insurrection :

 At Madrid, on the 7th of October, the government adopted extraordinary measures of precautIon. Al the military posts were ordered to be doubled ant the strctes orders given Ia the troops The Regen dismissed several Colonels whose fidelity he cOulC not rely, and upwards sf fifty officers of inc Roya Guard; ami 1t given oat that the Regent wa, deternined the moment he should have concentrated Il respectable force to make example of some of tn, disallected. with view to restore discipline in h, almy.-At hall-past o'clock in hc evening of tn, 7th, the city was thrown into an extraordinary agita tion. Drums were heard to beat to arms in ever, direction, and a report got abroad that the Roya Guard duty al the place had made demonstration in favor of the eXQueen Regent, Chrstiana All th, coffee houses instantly deserted the shops clos ed, ram ie m torrents, and the nelghbOrhoOd of tt palace would have been plugged in uttti darkness hat not the inhabitants placed lights in their window $ Shortly afterwards iusillide was heard in the rec ton of the palace, which succeeded by deaj silence interrupted only by noise If the horse anc foot patrols, which tra,ersed the different quarters O the city during the rest of the night At l o'clock il the morning, Generals Diego Leon and Concla, tn, leaders of the movement, finding the troops naccessi be to their harangues, and giving up all hope of sue cess, deemed it prudent ily, and hey lett Madr, at the head of troops of 10 horsemen, and proceeded towards the northern provinces

 Another account says that on that night an attacl made upon the Royal Palace of Madrid with view to obtain possession of the person of the young Queen,and that it was repelled. letter from Madrid of the Sth, says,

 'tNever were such scenes of blood enacted in royal paace not in the fulleries on the l0lh August. Nlusket balls penetrated into the apartmen of the Queen and her sister, lodged in the walls, am struck the curtains of their beds-'lheir escauin was A miracle and sdch night of anguish and terror impressed upon their minds, will be accompanied b the reflection that it the deed of their mother The watchword of the cunspIaturs seems to hay | been to get possession of the Queem's person, dea or alive. Espartero has had merely to throw ope the palace and the Queens apartments, burnt an devastated by the nights coabi [, to the people c Madrid. The sight has excited in every breast sue an horror of Christina, that heI very is hence l forth an object of universal horror and niamy.'