The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-29
SPAIN.
The Revolutionary state Prisoners -
Plans for the DothrOhement OF ths
OuaeA-Hhe Duo de MOntpensler.

The summer dulness of Cadiz was en-
lvened on the evening of the 9th inst. By the
mail train from Madrid arrived, as State pri-
soners the following Spanish officers, who, on
ARRIVAL were taken to Castillo de Catalina our
strongest fort, and confined until twilight OF the
1lth inst, when they were put on board OF her
Catholic Majesty's war steamer Vulcan, bouud
for the Canary lsl1nds:-Duke de la Tore, Cap
tain.General; Lleutenant-General Dulce, late
Military Governor or Cuba; Major-Generals Ser
rano. BeoIoga, and CaDallero de Rodas. Senior
LoIez DomingueZ, with permission OF the Gov
ernment, Pccom panied the Duke de la Tore.
Ali kinds OF rumors are flying around; but
little or no confidence is placed IN any but one,
pamely:-It appears that the Liberal party, so
called, have contemplated a bOdless revoln-
lion by forcing Isabella to abdicate, and
installing the Duke dc Montpensler as regent
during The minority of the Prince OF Asturias,
As Gonzales Brabo, like Ben Dlsraeli, is bound
TO 'stick," he has nlpped this little arrangement
in the bud, and sent the supposed leaders to
divers and sUndry places out of Spain.
The day after their arrival The chiefs of the
Liberal party handsomely entertained them in
the fort. IL was "a flow OF SOUL" and had as
much reason as the generality OF Spanish
"poW-wows."
quit the peninsula also. He lett this morning,
so | have been credlbly informed, San Lucar de
Barremeda, where he generally resides during
the bathing season, en- board the Villa de Madrid
for England or Germany, He has invariably
eschewed Spanish politics and now we think he
is more of victim than culprit.
The people OF Seville are indignant at his de-
portation. curse Bravo, do not blame the Queen.
They are greatly attached to his family, all of
whom we're born in the city.
hunoTs of plots are as numerous as oranges
IN February. 1t is immatera to us who is up
or down on the peninsula. We are isolated
and must show a loyal exterior. 1t we Indulge
in any barricadne or disloyalty a few shells
from third-rate war sloop would soon cool our
ardor.
A letter from Madrid of the 10th of July states
that, Notwithstanding the measures taken by
the Government, the situation OF things was not
| less critical than before, and rising was eX-
| pected at any moment A considerable quantity
| of arms so the writer at1irms-had been intro
| duced into the country, and the place of con-
| cealment was not yet discovered by the police.
| There were flags, too, in form and size and color
| resembling the royal standard, with the words,
| "Down with the BOur0ons," Life to free
people - and Confederation" inscribed on them
| The 7th or 9th was TO have been the day for the
| rising, which was 10 have occurred during a
bull fight and was only prevented by the arrests.
| Years ago one of the many Instructions iol
which Barcelona is famous began in the same
| way, and the infurated soldiers let loose the
| Infuriated animals among the people. There
| have been several rismgs in Barcelona SINCE bu
/ believe no bull fight.