New-York tribune., 1868-10-19
THE SPANISH REVOLUTION
SPAIN.

tmmediately arrested but was afteIward SET az ho'
erty by Gen. Prim himself
NEW CAPTAIN- GENERAL OF CGBA-shi""AN"
SPANISH COINAGE
MADRTp Oct. 17.-ROs de Olaua, Oount Oi A'',''
has been appointed Captain-GeDeral OF Nu'' -
Dulce who was appointed Captain -uelo''' o- o,,,t
bv the Spanish authorities has decIheu y"
sf IN health Serrano and Topete nave "ii'," ~
garocossa. They had triumphant entry "'u '"0
xndest enthusiasm manifested iho 0'"""eo
-, - snoin will he radically changed 80 as 10
sonform 10 that OF France -
or, vrw PRESIDENT OF THR SUPREME COURT
Aoo;rro has been made President OF the supreme
Court. -....,,,,.,,o,,,
,p,y rtrI rS-TIIE CUBANS-THE REPUBLICAN
PARTY-SPEECH OF sERRANO.
o,-r 18-Gen Prim has received the title ot Mar
.hal Of Spain Gen. Dulce has been made DuHe oi
Madrid A dcputatiOn of Cubans have arrived III
This city and have held consultations with the Zen
tral Iunta. They have agreed TO measures proNlu-
,pg Tor the gradual abolition OF slavery Inc he-
sbicans have commenced an agitation in Barcelona.
They protest against the acts OF Gems INN ana
senano. Con. Sorano. who has gone to SaIagosSa'
made a speech there. He promised that the Irovls-
!onal Junta at Madrid would resign on the meeting
,f tho Constituent Cortes He expressed regret that
olozaga and Riyero were not IN the Cabinet Inc
Government needed the aid Of one of these eminent
statesmen in the work of rcOrganiznS the state on
liberal basis
APPOINTMENT or 4 MINISTER TO ENGLAND.
IoNDoN. oct. 1.-THE Government of Spain has
aIpointed Rios Rosas Minister to England
THE SUCCESSION To THE SPANISH THRONE.
Oct 1S-The succession TO the Spanish throne re-
mains undetermined The choice of Prince Alfred of
England which has been suggested is regarded as alb
snrd and impossible because he is Protestant. The
name of Ferdinand the ex-King OF Portugal Is men,
tioncd with favor. Though ultnmontane in religion,
he is REGARDED as politically Liberal IS popular in
spain and would he unobectionable TO the Emperor
Napoleon
THE REVOLUTION IN BARCELONA.
lYgON OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE
BARCELONA, Oct. 2.--The Condo di Cheste,
seems is not prisoner, but the battalion which he
leok with him toward Zaragoza has been sent back ana
today gave formal adhesion TO the Rovolnon IN
the same manner rs the other regiments Yesterday To
day Gen Pcra arrived from France and vas Conducted
in triumph 10 the town hail. where he Vas most Loudly
and heartily cheered lie addressed tie people IN oIeI
but stirring speech and loudly enuncatcd tie popular
eres lie told them that lie Arragonese. bat they
were all spanards The ilustrious exile was good deal
moved as indeed. also the case yesterday with Cen
Baldrich. Targarona, another exile who accompanied
him. was overcome that he could not speak. Great
preparations being made for the reception OF Gen
Prim. tr1umpha arch is beng prepared in the
PlaIa Naeional formerly the Plaza Reale, and every
is al
Savc dscovcred That reactOuary movement was being
sttenpted by Of the Jesults. ana uey nave or
1eied an the members of the order to leave san lor.n
with The Italian Consul ito whose polteneas ana attel
tion much indehtedl informs me that al ihuiEht
ne was called up Of them, claiming 10 DO ltadh
subjects aud applying for passports Adty OF Two rheS
De was asked for p2sSp'T&5i & iOr in Gs be
new Government at Mauresa. .,,...,...... -.,.,
hy the Revolutionary tie troops O1 lho queen
under the Marquis de Noyaliches serrano who wished
prevent the euson OF blood wrote Iete 10 he aar
qus admirably conceived and written urging HIN not 20
engage in useless struggle, Nooaenes ifV" m e cc 9
was sorry that Serrano had SO ehgageu III cHHest t
against his Queen but that he would as her general put
npon his head the blame having commenced the blood
shed awaited the attack Of Novalches W no had loO
r. said To- have been Obstinate but the fan Of Novalches
decided the fate Of the day II is said that he was struck
in the mouth and has lost his tongue.
All the this side Of spain have no 9nopncea ono
IN favor OF The revolution Az e h ip%SI r r" th o. he
fortress OF MOuuieb, which has always beeh tne awe
and ihe master OF Tins fort is practically use
hess as defense and a memorial TO the Junta praying
for its demolition is being extensHe h hfn @ IN & @ NO %
,noshed the Ramba extended over the space Whlch
nr"wsnoS d 6e inhabitants and the destruction Of the
fort will be a means of guaranteeing TO them popular
iesseps nsurrecon Of and IN 1913 in The Pronunca
mento, and has for long time been sateini innG 70
tonight, but no doubt tomorrow night the whole
city will flame out In honor OF Juan tTn Inc ely Is
quietly settling to-day to its usual business but TO-
morrow certain to renew the great orea
been In the all day Notwithstanding heavy rain,
n there
Kind The Of provisional parliament elected for
the present by the Jnnta appear 10 gye Satisfaction
They include all classes OF the community from the
landed proprietor to the W0rkngnan.
QUEEN IsABELLA's PROCLAMATION.
The following is the text of the proclamation
ISSUED by Queen Isabella her arrival at Pau:
"To TIE sPANIARDs: conspiracy, for which the his
tory Of 10 European people offers parallel has 1ls
Sung spain into all the horrors OF ANARCHY The army
and navy, which the nation so generously Kept mp aud
whose services have always been 50 happy 10 reward
forgetting glorious traditions ana trtnplhg upon inc
most sacred Oats against their country and involve
her in mourning and desolaon The cry OF the rebels
part Of the army must echo IN th hearts OF the immense
majority OF sPanards as "a t1e % IQrernhner , C s,ori IN
legitimacy aud right, and the indepcndShce ana
honor OF SPAIN The amentable series Of dcfectOns,
the acts of incredible dsOyalty which have occurred
within space Of time, offend my dignity as
snaniard even more than they affect my dignity
ueen Let not the greatest enemies of authority them
selves In their insane dreams Imagine that power
winch emanates from so high an authofy e. oG & oo ~
force under the impulse of deluded sOldct II
the towns and the prOyinces yielding 10 the nIst pressure
of violence submit for time tho yoke Of the insur
gents public feeng hurt IN rs nmot ana h9plest
the eclipse and OF honor in Spain cannot last
long UDtl that time arrives have Thought proper as
Queen OF Spain and after deberaton and sound ad
vice TO seek In the State Of august ally the security
sequise TO enable me 10 act. under these diicut err
eunstanees In conformity win my position aS Quee
transmit unlmpaired to my son my rights.
sanctioned by law, acknowledged aud sworn to
by the nation and fortified by a5 years Of
sacrifice ycissitudes. and tender affection. While
setting foot on foreign my heart and turned
that which the land OF my brtl and that OF my
children hasten to frame 10Y explicit and formal pro-
force which yield Ia leaving my Kingdom cannot III
validate my rights. nor lessen nor e0npromise them IN
any way Neither those nights be affected n any way
By the acts Os the Revolutionary Government; ana su
lees by the regulations OF It's assemblies which must
and Obvious conditions OF violence regards the
conscience and VIII OF the people Our fathers main am
gous faith and the independence OF SPAN Ihe present