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NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.
omeI.I History OF the Movem.,,.

onci.i History OF the Movement.
GHsrkAL zANALA TO THE NABsHAL.IuNIsTrR OF
ynLARrIo Jan. l-1.so PM
The enemy, discouraged, and seeing that 10 would he
impossible TO escape the pursuit Of the royal troops ha,
destroyed the suspension Bridge Of Fuenteduens i'm.
medaiey despatched some STAT officers TO examine b.
Gran lying al Estremors, Villamanrique and Buens
passage Of the does not present too great d icnly
shan cross u by this means
rBy MILITARY GOVERNOR TO THE xARsnsi stSIs.
rER OF WAR
z,xoRA jar t-S.ooPx
The Aviis insurgents advanced about one thousand
wards from the railway station where had taken on
position. Immediately became aware Of their move.
ment marched against Them with the African hat,aior
under their COLONEL the carabineers under their leu
tenant colone ana few national guards collected from
the locality The insurgents had got OF train ana
were in line on each side Of the rails forming soft OF
advanced guard But immediately upon perceivins u
within musket range and re,reatsd The foa was then
80 thick that u was impossible for me 20 obtain IN
learned subsequently that the insurgents have destroyed
portion Of The railway track but have already sent
locomotive down the line, and sbal act according 10 CIR
rBE CAPTAIN GKsxRiL TO Tur MARSHAL sINIsffa
or WAR.
vlIIanorIp. Jan i-sPM
The insurgens repulsed from Zamora were al Foro a.
hse O'Clock this evening. The column pursulns them
has arrived Medina, and hope that this detachment
o. me one that bss lett Lamora WI vsry speedily crush
feet tranquility prevails The royal troops only await
opportunity TO prove their loyalty
The Captains General OF Catalonia Arragop valencia.
Navarro Granada and Seville report that their reyeStys
districts are perfectly tranquil
ID now appears certain that there arc two psufroc..
onary columns under the orders II General Pflu
aud Brigader kans del Bosch consisting ~ the Baler
and Calstrsva cavalry regiments the other under any
ocer named Csmpas formed by the insurgent farisors
Of Avila s asserted that engagement has already
taken place between the Insurgents and the CIV Guard
Arganda, The result OF which nnfsvorHois 70 the
latter No Official intelligence has 0eeD received Of sny,
such engagement ~ .-<l'
columns despatched respectively frop ysiadoid, ssJ
mora and Salamanca
Who joined The Insurgents The dsrleguon oos place.
Under the porticcs OF the palace ~. 49,
General Prlm Is stated 20 have sddfk<ilda pfocsMss
ton 70 the insurrent troops And have given promo,
ton 70 Oh the oncers unAs hip u ako sssyed tbss
ep~.
SEE SUPPLEMENT SHEET.
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Telsgrsphing In China-The Trsns-dsn.
gelaaM Telegraph Scheme.
Prom the Overland China Nall, Dec. ~
IL satisfactory 70 note that the telegraph scheme.
orisnsssd and being carried by NJ Grant, and which
we noticed some time ago known g The Trans Ncngoan
Tesegaphis likely meet with success Than aid
that against which the Chinese 20 eectualy illustrated
their unpvsparodness for such improvements In, the
uprooting OF the posts The establishment and work.
ting Of the one now In progress win be great step
10 the proper direction and must prove Of great
service 70 the foreign we'll the native communi
ty. The Shanghse Recorder says-We understand that
NJ Grants Trans hong0lisn telegTaphic scheme is
may expect 70 receive kilograms by the first steamer
nom rientein after the breaking up Of the Toe. Mr.
Grant we informed, VIII leave per CoYea steamer
for Taku whence be win proceed 70 Kiatcha with the
purpose Of forming the line Of courie between Katcha
and I1ent6ip
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Fcniaus In HuMalo.

BUtYALO, Jan. "a, IS66
There s,iarge- FeDiap S~eespg ~ ST. Jssss' Han
Giis evening Hon A. n. Capp General SweeDy,
Coone. Roberts, William brennan and J. W. Murphy
eweeny pledged himself supported that before sext
Nay he would conquer certain territory npeB which
the Irish Bas crowd be planted aa which shah be made
,he base Of opess,oSs sssnss England ov the Rbess
zion Of Ireland.
Coosel Robey3s psonisea within plpAty days 70 have
>bs rccD Egg supported by ,hc creates. army Of ish
men upon which tho saB over shone. The Senate
enthusiastically endorsed. Az beigereDt remsrhs
ayeatly pppls yaed
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tLnAsf, Van - 1895
Tho ss..rSs ,awcrrceS the following committee "a
:ocsi essrai or4ess 50 take N. place Of The g'pa
Ing oomtoltt.e S,vs,s Bsfkles. Hscocs Coch-anc
ss.smsn Warren. Shaw, Miner, Faulkner aud Pane
soy
ai.o ,h, k,s,vins chsu-n tho Csusas sppufou
p,,ni ues;r.. I.'Iesphn MCGOWAN pcnnins krei4'er
stiles ) G Graham rnsfer Bile end Prose-
"a. srrsKl ,,r,ssn,so abe annual rsior OF ths Com
nn,eNrv CrnerAia ordus"ne.
~ w CocHRs-s, tepDof aNeeny--Ths Annu~l Apnro.
pliRiOu tsiL aud All appra trNms $500 o. rnahe
ne Ccmytruer b. fiachafgs aoran bonds "a. able On
h"uaud VIE rules Ecre suspeud"d and tie b. Iass
souca
rs W NsseNR idorD ~ kinaa 10 Incorporate inc NJ
sens ssviugs Rank also fof la reliel of the Sacse
sffaft (Brnokivn' Rnrcsd Compsny
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I'm pnhl. eno"r ~ he ely Of eea loft and 70 create
ny wv Lsv,'or, tfcpl ~ Ssw YAK For rnilfcad
81 rfssd street Ecv yoil cvl
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nyMr :. rA'su. irell ~ ctyuss So repeal Ne
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tfscrssr Jan -, lssS
Ia he Kentucky Legislature yesterday the senate
fs.s.a resolutions pcstpcpng The election Of Uni,ed
s'.'es Senator end extending the present session
H. House passed resolution rejecting ibs amend.
DND 70 'he edsrs constitution, and declaring the action
slraey taken by The Legislature a. nna.
The ivy Councils have passed resolutions of.rns the
hise Of hen'acsy ssoooeo for the e-octon OF pablo
snid'rr " ea"'bs esp''si - r.mHyaa q. rppIsvnie
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Hon. Ferguson Blair, the newly appointed member Of
the has been elected without opposition He
made speech yesterday, saying that intelligence had
been received rroG Washington that The prohibition
regard to the cattle gaie 20 be removed ,mme
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HraokiyM CITY News.

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doubtful One OF her sides is entirely yaryzed
wounds 10 her head constantly suppursiins Dy whs,ey
her pbyscsn hss done all n bis power recovery
aud nature rsusi nov take Its course.
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The fvi report OF Colonel Buhley Enssesr+D-C chief
or the Russian Telegraph Expedition has been received
at the wesiara UNioI Company head Office this city.
IL Is very Interesting and satisfactory ell concerned
the pyea cDsspFso III uniting The two continents bs
tel
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New York city oemptrellsr,s Report.


The Comptroller sent into the Senate on Friday his
annual report, from which make some extracts
The amount undgawn December 81 1865, on sppropfi.
atoms made by the Council Is as follows- !,
genoies, ssI,S45
The Mayorslty--For salaries, &c. 1889
Department Of Finance-For salaries opening
new streets, rents, Observation-Disclosures. o,He
Interes, on city debt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. f2637
The Street Experimentation Battery enlarge
mept construction Of plors lamps and gss,
public buildings, rents, repairs, &C. salaries,
stationery, Twenty FIRST ward station house,
wbarves piers and slips. 246
Law Observation-Disclosures, &o............... 10,7S&
CTot0s Aqueduct Department. ,,............ St4951
City Inspectors Department. A2,lO0
City courts 5000
Board OF HEALTH police station houses, &C.,. 204
rbe supervisors OF the county authorized 10 rsse
10y tax for various purposes STA, 500
These several amounts not having been appropriated
by the Common Council, required by the amended
charter, remain unavailable The Legislature should
authorize the Comptroller 10 mako payments on said
srsoOunts.
There A the Of $751; lS2 remaining The credit Of
Various accounts, winch he recommends be transfer
red TO tbc general fond of Tho city.
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Dee,.,en. ln ssprem. Court-,hsm n.r.

JAN 20 --BcDjsm'n J. Hart and wife vs. soofaop J.
Hart aud chess. Order OF reference granted
William, W. Green admin slisnor &C. vs rl,oGoie
Sei,ers, NC Report Of referee conlrnod ildg,uent
ordered
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SPAIN.
The Revolution Against Queen lisa.
bsla's Throne and Dynasty.
Generals Prin, Milals Dc BeseA, Corr
treras and Nsvilas, with laf96
Force Of Military and
Peasants, in Arms.
History Of the Movements and March u tho
Insurgents and Qussn's 0ffissA.
>,.>--~~sr,I-,-,.~s,~-oo.
Prim on a Battle Field Of His
Own Choosing.
Quarrels Among the Royal
Officers.
Marshal O'Donnell's Statement
in the Senate.
The Existence OF a "Vast Copspf.
racyn Acknowledged.
INTERVIEW BETWEEN PRIM ANDtGDOSNgLL
Each Expresses the Hope that He
May Shoot the Other.
S ETCH OF PRtM.
e>.->>c~~~,.>.>>~o>~cr~
Great Alarm in Madrid and Assurances
of Dynastic Safety Necessary.
.~~-.<~.->-e~N~,~>o<<>sN
The Royal Children Confined To-
the Palace.
Political associations, Circles and Clubs
Dissolved in the Kingdom.
Origin and Exciting Causes Of
the IAsurrection.
-.S~~>S~~~~>~~~,r~..~oe
POVERTY, POLITICIANS AND 4 PARTY Plsss..
LIS Parallel with the O'Denpell ont--
break Of 1854.
~ ria.ss.
THE Queen Waiting on the
Throne for q Cheer.
THE LATEST DISPATCHES.
70. &c. &e.
Our special Correspondence
tESLIS0 ~ rAKIs TOWARDS THE ePAsIss skvo'-
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Obituary

obituary.
kBf tpztF sErihy, IONNHELY on NtN yuvs
Ebenezer Seoey who viii be remembered as "A former
member N the bar ~ this ci'y died ~ Sing Sing 'he
23d Of January, aged seventy Tires. Ne pad sis
of Yale OF the class OF 1874; studied law With Roger ST.
sherman, Of fairhed preetioed IN Bridgeport, Conn.,
from 1890 10 1928; 10 New Haven, from 1925 20 1897
and from 1887 until q few years AGO, 10 New York He
Mayor Of New Haven in 1892, aud State senator
from tue New Haven district IN 1884
sNorREE REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIER
Mr JoBs SPE.Hs, OF Boyle county, Ky, who died on
tho 21st inst, claimed To have been Rev dictionary
der. He wss born in i17i, and, though TOO young 20
bear arms ip ttat struggle siif like Solon Shingles
father be "dfv baggage wagon inter the Revolution y
He witnessed III" rfnder Of CORVALLIS YoIktown
the combined armies OF France and toe Coonics He
emgrated io Kentucky sbont 1898 and settled fn-
coin county, time when the white and red man wcre
enga cd la struggle Tor The mastery OF the ozark and
bloody ground y lie afterwards settled In fsyeite
county, where be remained until few year since.
when he became resident OF Boyle county
Death OF ~ Clergyman.
Nrw bsyTN Jan. 26, iSo6
The Rev ~. = W. :. Diitcn, prominen, olergyiaeu
Of this city, ded suddenly day
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The Rev ~ :. W : piircn prorninen, olargylo.
Of this city, dicd suddenly 10 day
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-26
Tbe Fresbet I'm the miami.

Atthe time of going to press yesterday,
the heavy rains which had fallen incessant-
ly for some twelve hours previously, indi-
Gated another serious flood in the Miami.
People became alarmed, and in various
localities were making preparations for the
worst. Mcpherson was almost entirely
depopulatcd during the day, and in portions
of the city that had been devastated by the
late flood, families were removing their
household goods during the afternoon.
The river continued TO rise during the
afternoon and also during the night. This
morning, too, there was yisible swelling
of the stream, but not in such volume rs to
occasion alarm. From survey Of the
situation, and from the information obtain
ed from other points, we do not think il
likely that any serious Inconvenience will
be suffered from the rising of the waters
Things looked very threatening yesterday
1t is true, but at the present writing It Il
safe to say that all danger, for the present
at least, is passed-for which our people
ought to be, aud no doubt are, devoutly
thankful.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-26

THIEVES, BURGLARS AND RoBBRRs
ABoUND.--Down at Oxford during the past
week that quiet little town has been provi-
ded with almost city's share of burglaries
and robberies. Possibly the flood has driv-
en- rascalities in from the larger commune
ties
The depot was broken into, and several
trunks opened and rified of clothing and
valuables-some considerable of this kind
of property destroyed and left on the floor.
The safe was considerably battered but the
$500 inside not obtained, for want of skill
and time. The mailbag, which had been
left in the depot, was ransacked and all the
letters opened. Two postoiilce money or
ders, $50 and $500, were not disturbed, not
being safely convertible; the other letters
only afforded grab of less than $40. A
young student, named Truslow, was robbed
in divers boarding house, by some party
who broke in on Tuesday night, of $225.
Three laboring men, at Woed Station, were
relieved of $75 and two silver watches, the
same night; and, probably to aid in his or
their escape from that region, on the same
night young ladys saddle horse, in the
vicinity, was stolen. Two houses were
tried In the town also, during the night, but
were abandoned. Oxford has had its share
fNsbne week, surely.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
The Fenians TO Move In IFeIand.

NEW York. September 25.
The following are the concluding remarks
of James stephens at the Fenian Picnic
yesterday
| will not say anything else, except that
IL Is my deliberate intention TO be IN Iro-
land this year, and let no man be mistaken
In this choice fNw n
Some men have said ifI were i'm earnest
j would not have made IL public, but those
are men who, either by their treachery or
their blunders, have made IL necessity on
me to do so, and i'll were n free agent
would not do so. | choose this course only.
as the least of two evils forced on me, be-
cause If didn't make a definite statement
/ could not hold the men in Ireland to-
gether They have been so much meddled
with by the mon in this country that their
complaints have reached me, and It Is,
therefore, that am forced TO say that
viii undoubtedly be In Ireland this year,
for / fully believe, even If did not 20 over,
they could not be held In over there, and
the fight would go on without me.
| II thought IL would be of any gain to
delay the action would do so, and risk all
my popularity, but can not, for they are
determined on fighting this year, and I am
as fully determined on being with them,
come veal or woe. [Cheers. No matter
what others say, take my word, WILDE In
Ireland, and then the people viii strike
| blow for liberty.
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The "Grand Army of the Repub
Iiofo

A secret political organization, exclu-
sively in the interest of the Radicals, has
been extending its dimensions through the
West, till, from the disclosures that have
been made, they are quite formidable. 1t
is armed, and organized to ''pote and Jdghtl"
1t has its organization after the manner of
the old Kno,o Nothings-its ritual, oaths,
| penalties, &c.
Whoever is admitted into the pale of the
association binds himself to surrender his
| free agency in political matters, and to act
on all occasions as the members of the Or
der or the chiefs of the Council may direct.
Every candidate for admission into the
Order is obliged to solemnly swear that he
'will never, under any pretence, or for any
purpose whatever, make known the secrets
of the Encampment," or the passwords,
grips, or signs; or give any information to
the uninitiated with regard to the hidden
mysteries of the association. He also
swears TO support exclusively the claims of
his fellowmembers to offices of trust and
profit; and that he "will be governed by
the rules of the Encampment and yield un-
questioning obedience" to the Instructions
issuing theretrom. lie further swears that
in taking this obligation upon himself he
accepts it, with full knowledge that a
revelation of the secrets of the Order or a
violation of its rules will subject him ito
the penalty of being treated as a spy and
traitorr OH III
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Tbe DoIIgIoss.

FRED. DOUGLASS has Travelled as far on
his western tour as the Columbus district
in which he is advocating SHELLABARGER,
but it is very questionable whether he will
be allowed to come over into ScHENcK's
dominions-at least into Montgomery and
Butler although he might be rlslSed
. lightly in Warren
His speech in Columbus, on Saturday
nightwas after the style of his popular ad-
dress in the Black-and-Ta body at Phlla-
delphia-the git of it being that the Negro
must have ''THREE BoxEs"-the cartridge
box, the jury-box, and the ballot-box
1.-THE first" said FRED, she has already, and
the other two he is bound to have; aud in
order to hasten the day when he shall be
placed upon perfect equality with the
White Man, 1t is OF the highest Importance
to elect the Radical candidates for Con-
gress, wherever it is possible to do it,
From the fact that he was not numbered
in that small squad of beauties whom
ScHENcK had elevated on the court house
steps on Saturday night--tO the utter dis
gust of many Republicans--we have Q
right to the inference that FRED. has beer
ignored from this exact whereabouts.
The Journal, now, might have the cour-
tesy to tell the people, why the illustriou'
FRED.-tlle biggest nigger in the perigrin'
ating burcau-is not permitted to ''wast'
his fragrance on the desert air. of Dayton
when it is admitted that in respectability
of antecedents, gentlemanly deportmen
and in talents, intelligence and oratory, Ii,
is head and shoulders above BRowNLov
or MAYNARD or HAMILTON, and in these ca
pacities, has good right to put on airs
even over SCHENcKl
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-26
Democratic Meetings.

New Lebanon, September q, j. A.
Mcmahon and T. o. Lowe.
,Beavertown, September 2S, j. A. Nc
Mahon aad Dennis Dwyer.
Harshmansville, September 30, Il. o.
Lowe and Hon. 4. j. S. Smith.
Centreville, September 20, ID. A. Houk
and IT. Elliott. @
q Greencastle September 20, D. G. Fitch
and f. Thompson.
q Little York, October 8, d. A. Houk and
Dennis Dwyer.
Alexandersville, October 2, ID. A. HOuk
and Geo. v, Nauerth.
Phillipsburg, October 3, d. A. Houk and
Il. Thompson.
Kiser's School House Mad River Turn
pike. October 81. A. McMahon and W. H
tBelville. ta Ia
q Aliens School House, Wayne Township
October 8, L. O. Lowe and f. G. Bigelow.
-Four Mile House, Van Buren Township,
October G, G.. w. Houk and Geo. V
Nauerth.
'. Pyrmont October A, J, A. McMahon ant
others.