The Express.
London, England, 1868-09-24 00:00:00

EVENING, SEPTEMBER

IOREIGN NEWS.

(THIS DAY.)

THE INSURRECTION IN SPAIN.

Doilt and uncertainty still characterise the
news from Spain. The latest telegram,' present
the ties eeituto in a more favourable light, bat
it must be rtoollected that the government an• in
ioseeseitn of the wires. Santander has risen, and
come fighting took place in the streets. The "tran-
quillity" whit, prevails in Madrid is like the
tranquillity of a powder magazine which a spark
may explode. The inhabitants have been onlerel
to keep their shops cloned. The following lettqr
in the (lironde, dated Madrid, 20, depicts the feel-
ing in the city :
Its city is ridged by the guards ; groups are assembled
in rut ry open spate, sad asking for news. It is clear that
If Gonzales lasso found it expedient to quit Spain, it is
lamer* he believes the cause he defended with.* much
energy is lost. lie ekes, however, was capable of °fet-
ing reidetance to the formidable rising which has taken
place. Ido not mean to prognosticate events, but I signore
you the fall of habella is considered bore as itteMtable.
It is needless to my that the journals of this rooneaz
are silt tit as the grave. Medial law would soon trip up
the wider who should be fooli hly bold enough to in-
einuate even with the mod delicate precaution that thero
wee tili)thlllg l•xtraindinary in the political atmosphere.
The 14 telt/oth,, the organ of the advanced pregr•ssisrs,
di es not ivi n i,uhii.h the proclamation of the state of
in its ciao .

'1.1.e F.H1)10 journal has a rorreapondence dated
dim Faant'tin, Sept. 20, in which we read :

Down with Ilse !tourism dynasty," "Thu Constituent
('et 1(s for 1 v r," such is the programme of the
iusarrrr-
t;oa whl II bok n s ut. 'rhere are a thousand rop.brt •
11E. et. (....v, wls cl. i I 111 1.0.141,0;111 of VI-
-11:11 f inplac win tk, 1:001I not allow a word of laoWa to mt is-
) e‘ es al 11.1 sang s lam tol I I ave been an' to
t•cville I ut tu. an: wer has 110011 rev nits w •n•
to nisn-s 1.-day, but she did not VT !IVO It "vi CA..'
or a wet( onic. filus will start for Madrid at
o'cloA. A l dot engine will precede her by
lb miuutes, tot; at she may havu notice of auy ob-
i ruction. 1 lie l'nue.• of tie Asturias nun his :104:11'71 will
Irma ala av sissuidly an San Sebastian. The (*artist party
is agoating. end will find numerous adherents am onvt
the ix mk.nts of (he three provinces. A civil war will t..:0(
e if the present state of confusion continues for any
h with if Cram. Discontent is general.
VS,- Thu toyal train is iestly to start, but the 14-11100
lOW tohl the I'll... Mend 1)111W:01.n under WllO4l pr,steot
he b ayes her femi:y that a deqatdi is uaziutpily ex-
-la.tiol, and that her jowney will take plane or he post-
is bed nceoiding to its tenor. The court earnest um': (al
its &aims. 1 lie government ha; published no Lille:in,
u Lich es (ms to augur badly for the Queen.

G lie Intik:Miere are in Ow th.•
,tenni i.. up; a e•imiti eitrue, and Cie (1 I t.
ti.,t I. it. 1111.11.1V111T1U4 De ,es ions.

We have t•inae learned by telegram that the
Quern left at midnight, bid wa.s obliged to re'urri
to Sidi S. Lahliaia, where, apparently, ste 3:ill

T 4 mainm.

hr Likral nigyonnais litvi tin. following :
At the nom, at i,t going to pr we Von& that L:.rri-
.aJea were being rallied in Bimini].
rays .

The iwurreetion is atiatreos of the entir, maritime
tn ta.th r,f Slain it line all the story, of arms in the ar-
senals, and can dispose of a force of at least 30.000 men.
At Seville people and 1,0 !diem have revolted. Aietslusio
is in the power of the revolution, nallicia is in acme,
Valencia is neat to pronoun..., and, if we may believe
the Lineal Buyeemeie, the republic has been proelairued
at Figuiras, iu Catalenia.

In u built tiu publialted by th,• revoluti,,ni,ts wu
find the fillet%

Ou the Mb of this month a vessel left Cadiz in search of
the generals eled in the Canaries. Two days pre-
viously another vessel sailed from England having on board
the staff of General Prim. Prim was received onboard the
Spaniels squadron at Cadiz. He ametnhlod the generals.
and. in conjunction with the .elan, the cry of I.lszriy
was raised. Having ma-bored WOW important point., our
valiant sailors cut the communications with the men-
der:nil at Madrid. The itururrect,on was at
OM* accepted in Seville. San Fesuaud•l, !Clem.
limped*, Xeres, and the whole of And..lu.N.
The tns.i ti in Madrid are only waiting for a f ie,eirthle
cocas ciaz to fraternise with the people and their broth, r.
in arms. IA tUM also wait for it in full contideace and
w.th an assurance that not s single drop of blood will
stain the streets of Madrid.
(1/IPY, AND Yet.). N") 114T.EqtANS.)

MICIS, Starr. Dr

The says although the news front
Slain shows that insurrectionary movements hav,•
take n place at various points there is evidence the
re bellicu Las in nu part seriously gained ground.
on amount of the attitude of the populations mud
the military demonstrations mad.• by the authori-
ties. The revolutionary Junta at Corelona, which
had pronounced for the insurrection, tied upon the
apprs,atch of Central Novaliches, and Genera'.
Poiva would enter the town to-day. The insur-
rectionary movement in Alicante has been easily
suppre*aed. General Callonge is marching against
Ferrol, Santander, and Seamus. where distarbanctst
have taken place : the agitation, however, not-
withstanding strong efforts, does not appear t•o
have spread beyond the limits of these towns. Th..
frigate Victoria, which had appeared before
Ctrurna, retired in consequenee of the attitude as-
sumed by the captain-general.
General Concha revieved the troops at Madrid
yesterday, and was very satisfied with the favour-
able disposition with which they app,•ared to be
animated. Count Girgenti arrived at Madrid on
the 22nd inst., and was about to start for Anda-
lusia at the bead of his regiment. Thu Muniteur
also announces that private telegraphic communi-
cation with Spain is suspended.
Despatches from Florence deny the report of au
insurrection having broken out in Sicily.
(111110t011 Annie@ AGIUICT.)
MADRID, Sum 21.

The government has rooeived a telegram an-
nouncing that the town of Santander rose in
revolt laid night. A conflict took in which
a number of the civic guard and citizens were
wounded.

At 9 o'clock this morning the authorities of
adr:d ordered all shops to bo closed, and com-
ye% d the inhabitants to remain in their homes.
A state of siege has been proclaimed in all the
pros ince+, of Spain.
. . .

killas telegrams has been delayed in transuti,siou.)

FRANCE.

PAIUS, Burr. 21.

The electors of the electoral district of the Mari-
time Alps have received notice to asmenible on the
17th of October next to elect a deputy to the
Corps Legislatif.

THE FRENCH ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
PARTS, Seer. 24.
The Mundell, of this morning contains thu fol-
lowing announcement:
" Article II of the Calder des Charges, under
which the ooncession for laying a telegraph °ebb)
between France and the United States has been
grunted to Baron Erlanger and Mr. Julius Reuter,
bound the concessionairs, under penalty of for-
feiture, to prove, trfore the 16th Septovabor
First, the legal constitution of the company to
carry out the concession with a uapital of
27,:/00,000fr. (1,100,01/01). Seoundly, the subscrip-
tion of the total amount of shares uorrusponding
to this capitol.
" Tle.se two cenditioun having 1104.11
the ecumenical has become definitive.-