The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-10-07
Progress of the Revolution.

kilograms from Paris of the 28tn of Septem-
ber. the latest mail date, report the progress of
the Spanish revolution thus:-The Moniteur OF
this morning contains The following news from
Spain, dated the 23i instant, received via Bar
celona:-
tranquility has not been disturbed at BARGE.
Iona, owing TO the precautions taken by the
authorities. Some arrests have been made
Without however, provoking any disturbance
Marshal Pizala had arrived at Sarago ssa.
The interior OF Catalonia is quiet, but GER
santander fell into the hands of the insur-
gents on the 2lst instant. the telegraph wires
were cut and the railway torn up, In order to
delay the arrival of troops whose approach
from VaIladolid was announced. The civic and
rural guards and carab1neers, with their COM
msnder, together with two companies of in
tantry. who had refused to join the Insured.
tionary movement, went from Santander to
meet the royal troops and effected junction
with the forces under General Ualonge. who
after stubborn resistance, reoccupied Santan-
der on the oath instant.
A telegram from Cadiz. by way of Lisbon,
together with other leaders of the insurrection,
had heen at Cadtz ever since the l9tn inst. Ac
cCrding to later news General Pavia was on the
march TO encounter them, out the result of the
operations was not yet known.
The Steele Of to day announces that the
squadron of the insurgents Is now conveying
General Prim, with corps Garmee, comprising
1000 muskets, TO Barcelona.
Comm unication on The Northern Railway OF
Spain Is stopped.
Isabella Receives the News.
The news, says the Gazette de France, Sep
tember %, reached the Queen at San Sebastian
ON the evening OF the loLn, and was soon spread
through the town; the Inhabitants were OBJ
served to hasten to remove the flags and
streamers with which their houses had been
| decked.
on the following day the colors which had
hung from the windows were very rare. AS
soon as Queen Isabella was informed of those
events she convoked the Ministers In q council,
| and their deliberations lasted until in the
morning Before the opening of the proceedings
| the Queen had said 10 M Gonzales BrRvo:-
| "In the present circumstances 1 require q
| That remark was equivalent to asking him to
| give in his resigna lon. He understood it as
| such, and the Ministers appear To nave imme g.
diately occupied themselves with the choice of
| their successors. Indeed, at o'clock tuey sent
| to the palace for Marshal Concha, Marquis de
| la Havana, on behalf OF the Queen, to ask hiIn
/ TO form O Cabinet. The General accepted The
charge, but on condition that certain persons,
| especially Nj. MarfoIi chief maj jor-domo, should
| be removed from the palace
| On the morning of the 10Th the Marquis left
| for Madrid with M, Balda, VINO had resigned the
| Department of Marine. Before his departure
| the Ministers who retained their portfolios
| until the new Administration should be formed
| decreed the state of SIEGE and placed the whole
| Peninsula under martiallaw.
| French Assault on the BOUrbOns, the
| Queen, and the Priests.
| from the Parts Steele, Sept "a
Where now is Sister Patrocinio? OF what
| use has been the fact of the Pope's sending 70
| Isabella the golden rose, the emblem OF virtue
| Whatl Spain is Catholic; she has one hundred
| thousand monks, bishops and priests innu
merable, and revolution penetrates there as In
| hereto countries. The fact Is Incredible and
the Queen did not at first believe IL; but the
| intelligence arrived more and more alarming
and the reality forced itself to be at last
| credited.
In these supreme moments crowned heads be
come flexible as reeds. Her Majesty, so naughty
and 80 impetuous, is now soiLened, and Will
lngly or unwillingly agrees to act The mi mis-
try must be changed she is told, and at once
she charges Marshal Conona 10 form new
Cabinet IL Is in that way that occasions in e1
tre7lfS always commence. The program mC
of the revolution Is perfectly clear; 4
proclaims the deposition of the Bour