The Express.
London, England, 1868-12-15 00:00:00

LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 15, 1868.

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DITILLLIGENCIS FROM ABROAD.

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THE INSURRECTION AT CADIZ.
MADRID, Due. 14.
Yesterday morning the insurgents of Cadiz
offered to surrender their arms into the hands of
thk Consul of the United States, but General
Caballero de Rods refused to entertain such a pro-
pose], and declared that the hostilities would be
renewed if the arms were not placed in the mili-
tary buildings. The insurgents thereupon yielded
to his orders, and the troops under the ootnintuid
of General Caballero entered Cadiz at 2 p.m.
The surrender of Cadiz, however, has not
altered in the least the manoeuvres of the reac-
tionary party. It is alleged that the members of
the clergy of Madrid are distributing eoneiderable
sums et money hi order to incite distorbanoes.
Yesterday the National Militia;was again milled
out to prevent a rising of the workmen employed
by the municipa. Fearing a oonflict,
the inhabitants oonlitytinue to leave Madrid
in large numbers. Extreme distress prevails
sinoi.g the poor, and commerce is greatly para-
lysed. The newspapers Diecassaa and lamaidad
are to be prosecuted for having expressed approval
of the insurrection at Cadiz. The news of this
trial, which is contrary to the newly-granted free-
dour of the press, has produce& ea unfavourable
impression, the penal code br widi they are to
be tried being very severe.
The Governor of Tarragona has telegraphed to
the Provisional Government that great agitation
is being fomented by the Carliste in the environs
of Montblanch. Aa association with branches
throughout Spain has been organised here under
the presidency of the Marquis Vilna, ostensibly
with the object of protecting the unity of catho-
licism, but really, it is said, to propagute absolutist
principles, and pave the way for a rising in favour
of Don Carlos.

A decree issued by Senor Lorenzana appoint/
Den Fernandez Herodia to the post of Introduoor
of the Ambassadors.

A circular of senor Sagoste recommends to the
governors of the provinces to take every measure
m order that the approaching elections of munici-
pal authorities may be absolutely free.
The eubscriptions to the National Loan amount
to 418,000,000 reels (4,3.14,1(01.)

THE PRINCE OF WALES.
COPENEIAOEN, Dao. 14.
The Prince of Wales and the Crown Prince of
Penn-191k will start to-morrow on their tour
through Sweden. Their royal hig,linelsei are ex-
pected to arrive in Stockholm on Wednesday by
ordinary express train.