The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-12-23

who transferred them to the military.
5000 troops and nino vessels of war
were ready toalattaek 4 CadiS.M All
qaiot now. The insprgent, flag is a
tri-color. Over 10000 persons had
left the Icity,0 Unfolding 6alE9 s foreign
Consuls with their families, excepting
the Swedish and iAmericaN fgtg9IF fTf
"A correspondent ot, tho Dasly ,Ne,0s
says the Termination of, tho, Cadiz ip-
surrection is entirely owing to, the
good, Offices of RE. FarralllConsuls
The new British Parliament open
cd yestcrdny. There was 'Tn0tt speech
from the Queen Hon. John T., Doni77,
son was reelected Speaker. .pst1n!acrc
a.@n.as sA spAIN.se4 has 10 ~ aoH
'.H5"'.f"s'" M LoSDoN, December "A! ~
Admiral Topetc has gone to Cadiz. The
rebels demanded n share In the Govern.
inent. Topsfe told.them lint having 40,
long submitted to u worse g6yernhieHt. they
must submit 70 tho present government for,
| he moment. 9, ga" {a9ffH"n 20 'sB"isaa
Two 'iron-yldds, viii. s,Obt troops 90
transports, and left Spain for Cuba. .t'r'
WAR BETWEEN oREEcR'ASD ruRKEYgExpE
| -. "i i"n, LoSbos. Decemher a. 'o
Greece is Stubborn, aud II, turks nfe
preparing Tor Localities Tic Kings Of
Denmark AMI Prince Of Wales Gaye ioiiprd Ii,
u note to the King ~ Greece urging his
compliance Will, the Sultan's demands. = -,
ouDA-.--s UprRRss ION, OF NEWS ,pIspATcugs.s
| .'I .'''i@S NEW YonK9 9Decembtrel IA
Important news dispatches prepared for
the Associated Pressa lI1yan9 have bee II
| suppressed ny the Cuban aut horities. tffBm
which it is Inferred that the ,insureen "a.
have obtained advantages which the eu.j
thorities desire to keep from the 5publio., s,,,
| a9aam1 'so;saS1 CAprz, De n,bery17. .sas
The. acet, viii, Dulce aboard, sailed on on
Tuesday for Cuba, IN ,5s., ..''t,,, ''.,,.
caliz was attncked BY tho Government Oh,
the loth, and tho troops badly beaten In n
fight in The streets; During The asht, Capt.
Farralt, the american Consul. ip bis official
uniform, mounted the ba, cndcs with the
American flag, and stopped the fgtting.-.
The City Hall was shattered with artillery.
The troops have plnnadferei some +, Of The de-
| serted houses. " 'hnt 'V9A'
Il HtH .SlY lYun.ni En;qsd F,,d.t5abp&
e3tn94 ST? PETERsBuRa, December 7.!dJ
R0ssia explainstl,at' her movements m
Ceatrhl Asia hre not 70 exi end 9critory,, bGt9
TO strens'hen the late treaty q peace with
| Bokharn. "l"i Wy 'HfzEEu'&i W Y ENt
wk.ti aAS
| ''''-, CoNsTANTISorLE, December II.
iGA Gti| iIiEf u CFE$Sif
Many suspected Greeks, are detained here:
| II Is reported Tin, The P6fie declines 8 al
mil in tic Bosphorus Greek iron clad, to
take on board the Greek Ambassador. - pc
later. Greece rejects the Tufkish ,ulti-
mntum. The Greek Envoy here has receiv-F
cd his passports. All male Greeks remain.
ing In Turkey after a Fortnight viii be rt
gaided as Turkish s1hjects!F a naval bat!
Ito occurred between ~ the, Greek steamer,
Erosis and a, Turkish cruiser. Particulars!
Of the fghtn not traHspired.S y" iNb ,e'uH'
| a Greek steamer, vas chased and, 9l,lock =
AIDED Ia Syria by a Turkish an-ot war.
y g'1 8l%D .,@S,g %a@g LoSDoS, Dec. 10" y, y,
The announcement OF, The sinking s,of
the Greek steamer Errusis is not con-.
irmtd officially. II isl reported that
Hobart Pasha, at the request Of the
French dmiral9in Glle Archipelago.
would await sn order from he Turkish
Governmert bef5te coertl,g The Erosis.
The utter inability OF The great powers
of Europe to control the action Of
Greece IN the pending troubles with
Turkey, excited distrust in financial cir.
cles here, and.a general falling IF in ALI
moneyed values is feared. u Tie press Of
London pnitc in, urging Tie great pow
crs 10 Il final fcmons,rance.. 01,"