The Express.
London, England, 1868-10-01 00:00:00

QTIEEN ISABELLA'S LAST SHIP.

The following letter from Kan Sebastian appear,'
in the Gironde:
I hasten to tell you of an event which has caused
an immense sensation hero. Of the three steamers
which accompanied the Queen to San Solwatiaa one
only—the Francisco Berja—remained. Last evening
the captain, after dining with the naval com-
mander of Guipurcoa, received orders to anchor
this morning in our roadstead. The Queen would
thus have the vessel before her eyes when she
openod her window, and it would be at her disposal. On
roving this morning her Majesty wished to look at hor
last venal, but sought for it in vain. At daybreak it had
steamed out to sca at full speed, carrying the Progressista
brigadier Ochs, who had arrived from Bayonne during
the night, and his two nephews, lieutenants of the +hip
Arapates, and one of whom was on the staff of the com-
mander at Uuipuzcoa. This young officer left a letter
behind for the commandant, excusing himself for leaving
so abruptly. "It seemed to me," he says, " that honour
called me to the rendezvous which all the Spanish navy
has accepted, and we go to join at Ferrol our comrades
already there." Her Majesty, it la sad, had a tit of
sager, which even M. Mafori had much trouble to
allay. At last, at one o'clock, accompanied by her poor
husband, she went of; to church in 3 closed carriage,
driven almost at a gallop.

(111:11000S £GUCT.)
PARIS, Oct t.
The Afundevr of this morning contiuns the fol•
lowing :

•• BIARRITZ, Swr. 30.

The events in Spain having taken a more
serious turn since yesterday the Queen has decided
to leave St. Sebastian for Franoe. Informed in
the morning of this intention the Emperor hast-
ened to send to the frontier three officers of the
imperial household, namely, General Castelnau,
Chamberlain Dumanoir, and Lieutenant of Marine
Connoau.

•• The royal train arrived at Heudaye at. 1 l
o'clock a.m. with the Queen, the King Consort,
and their four children, Don Sebastian, the uncle
of the Queen, the Minister of State, and several
officers of the household. A large number of offi-
cials from St. Sebastian and many officers of the
garrison accompanied the Queen to the frontier,
and rendered the honours duo to royalty on her
Majesty quitting Spanish territory.
" The Emperor, the Empress, and the Imperial
Prince, surrounded by the members of the im-
perial household, awaited the arrival of the Queen
at the railway station. After an interview. which
was marked by such expressions of sympathy
which misfortune never fails to inspire, the train
proceeded to Pau, where the Queen intends to
take up her residence for some titue, at the castle,
which the Emperor has placed at the disposal of
her Majesty."
The Mvsaiteur says in its bulletin :
•• Serious events have occurred in Spain within
the last two days, but have only become blown
by telegraph. Particulars are still wanting. The
encounter expected between the commander of the
royal troops, Marquis de Novaliches, and Marshal
Serrano, which it was considered would have a
decisive character, took place on the 28th instant.
"The Official Gazette of Madrid of the 29th
instant, contains a report of the battle, de scribing
it as of minor importance. and while admitting
that General Novaliches had been wounded, as-
serting that he remained master of the field.
" A certain agitation, however, wets manifested
at ►he capital, and the government issued a prii-
elanuttion exhorting the inhabitants to maintain
order. The particulars of the battle at the bridge
of Alcola, and what immediately followed, have
not transpired. It would appear, however, that
General Manuel de la Concha resigned his post
upon the reports he received from the Marquis do
Novaliches personally, when the hitter arrived in
the course of the afternoon.

" A provisional junta alis then formed, com-
posed of men representing the various shades of
the parties engaged in the movement. This junta,
which now governs Madrid. is presided over by
Senor Madoz.
" General Prim and Marshal Serrano are ex-
pected to-day.

"Much excitement prevail►d in the capit,►l on
the night of the 29th, but the night passed
without any serious disturbance."

MADRID, BKPT. 30. Noon..
Perfect order prevails. New functionaries have
been appointed to the public service.

It Is assorted that tho Oonorsls Manuel de la
Concha and Znpatoroa 'taco been arrested.

MADRID, fizrr. 30, ETNNINtI.

The elections for the oonstituent Cortex by uni-
venu►l suffrage will minimums) here to-morrow.
The provisional junta and the districts com-
mittees maintain tranquillity in the capital.
Orders have been issued for arming the militia
and the national guard.

General Prin► and Manthel Serrano will arrive
to-morrow.

General Manuel de la Concha, and General
Cheete, have both left Madrid, the latter preeeed-
ing to France.

ROPE, Su.? :s
The official journal of to-day publishes to n•,
tolic letter of the Popo to all prote,tant and ~
non-catholic religions bodies, wherein his IL
announces that in his quality of univervil
be has convoked a general council, and huf If
nose prays earnestly at this time for thrir ',
with the Roman catholic church. The Pup.
cludod by exhorting thorn to profit by the o.
and by bis prayers.

CIVITA VECCHIA, tiger
..
A French steamer has arrived here
daemon in two for naval service in the

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MADRID, O. I, A.Y.
(;,:rera! Prim and Marshal Eknranohave arrived.
d y tranquil. The principal military posts
oc,vplcd l the people. Oeneral Concha has
• ..1, n h departure.
Ilar.elons has pronounced.
tl,::• rozuela has fled.

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