The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-09-23
from EUROPE By CABLE.

N LONDON, sept zl-nluD1gnt,-Tne tOnOWlnR
additional intelligence of the lnsurrectton in
Spain has been received isa TrT ..5t -..
General Concha is at the head OF the royal
troops Bravo, the Prime Minister who recently
resigned, has fed. The Queen is al San Sebas
tian, and the road between that place and
Madrid is infested with reyolutionists TO SUCH
an extent that the Queen cannot at present
make the journey in safety. 81.
n Martial law has been proclaimed throughout
the kingdom. 'ict 800 CO. r-r
j LATBR.--Ld Pdtrie of yesterday afternoon
publishes the following, furnished by the Span.
ish Ambassador in Paris:-- .s e.....
Madrid is quiet, though the people are much
excited. The troops there remain faithful, and
are also faithful at Cadz; but at the latter place
the garrison has been reinforced as precau-
tionary measure. e.r
The other towns throughout the kingdom are
quiet. l. O.
LONDON, Sept. az -Noon.--The telegraph wires
in Spain are disordered in every direction. The
news received is uncertain aud contradictory.
Generals Prim aud De Roda are at the head of
fhe revolutionists, marching on Madrid.
LONDON. Sept. 22-The people of the provinces
of Corunna, Vigo, Orenz, Ponte Vedra, Murcia,
Albacete, Huesca, zaragoza and Tornel have pro-
nounced for the revoutionists. The rebels very
strong in Barcelona, Tarragona, Lerida Corona
1t is said that the "Sovereignty of the people"
and appeal to the nation the war cries of the
insurgents
LONDON, Sept. %, evening.-It is rumored that
the Spanish feet off Cadiz has opened fire on that
city, where at the last accounts the citizens and
troops remained firm for the Queen.
LONDON, Sept. 22-The latest advices from Spain
indicate that the revolution is spreading and gain
ing strength. Cadiz was occupied by the rebels on
rHau net frOn oil to.
Carthagena, is in arms. All the previous reports
of a rising in Galica are confirmed The revolu-
tionists have formed national provisional govern
ment at Seville, which is the headquarters of the
rebellion. .".l
1t is reported that Espartero gives his sanction to
the movement
LISBON, Sept. 22.-The Duke de Montpensier is
preparing to return to SPAIN
VIENNA, Sept. pa dispatch from Madrid, pub
1ishd in the journals here says the revolutionists
demand the abdication of Queen Isabella in favor
OF her son, the Infanta Alphonse, and an extraor-
dinary session of the Cortez to settle the affairs of
the country.
PARIS, Sept. 22-General Concha, acting as Presi-
dent of the Spanish Ministerial Council, has sent
circular dispatch to the representatives of Spain at
all the foreign courts, assuring them that the in
surrection will be suppressed.
French fleet is under orders to sail for Spain,
for the purpose of affording protection to French
residents and their property.
France will remain perfectly neutral in Spanish
affairs.
1t is reported that the leaders of the revolution
are undetermined as to the form Of government to
be adopted for that country. 500.
LONDON, Sept. 22.-Dispatches from Naples re-
port that an insurrection has broken out in Gala
bria and Sicily in favor of Italian republic. The
italian government has taken prompt and strong
steps to put stop to the disorders.
PARIS, Sept. 22-Telegrams to the journals here
confirm the news of the rising in south Italy. The
Temps fears that the Italians desire to overthrow
the monarchy under Victor Emmanuel. The
G1ulors assert that Francis Joseph, ex-King of
Sicily, is the prime Investigator of this movement
and that the rebels are merely acting under pre-
tence of republican principles.
PARIS Sept. 22-The Moniteur has the following
in regard to the royal army of Spain:
general Concha's brother has been ordered to
command the centre; General Cheste commands in
Catalonia, Aragon and valencia, and General No
yalichez in Andalusia'
PARIS Sept. 22.-Ofical dispatches from Spain
admit that an insurrection has broken out at Ma
drid and in Seville but its existence in Murcia and
Galicia is denied.
PARIS, Sept. pa report is current that the
Minister of War Will instantly issue orders for the
dismissal to their homes OF 5000 men from the army
on furlough. ..
DUBLIN, Sept pa party of sixty men, all
armed, and many of them mounted, made an at
tack the house of justice, near Cork last night,
and stripped it of arms, which they carried off
The movement was directed by an American, and
no opposition offered. No arrests have been
made.
Pat Dorant and Daniel Moriarty, convicted of
Fenan outrages in Australia some time ago, have
been pardoned condition that they do not return
to Ireland. Michael Hanley, of this city, con-
vcted Fenian, has been pardoned
TRIESTE, Sept pa deputation of Greek citi-
zens waited upon Admiral Farragut to-day, and
returned thanks for the sympathy which the United
States had manifested for the patriots in Gambia.
The Admiral in reply said the people of America
not only sympathized with the Cretans, but would
aid as far as possible the of liberty in Crete.