The Portland daily press., 1868-10-05
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hONDON3 OCt O-hHnC non. Denl. DlSraell,
Prime Minister, has issued an address to his
cor stituents of Bucknghamshire. He COM
ments in the usual way on the course pursued
by the ministry on the questions Of the reform
act, national finances, The relations existing
| between England and foreign powers and The
| triumphant termination of the Abysinian war.
| He comments at considerable length on the
| reform project, gives its history, and recounts
| his objections thereto. He says that the min
| istry had a right to expect that the Wings
would wait and learn temper of the new Par
lament on that question before pressing its
consideration, but their leaders saw fit to bring
before the House of Commons at the very last
moment a measure severlng church ant state,
for the establishment OF tue Irish Church
meant and included that. 1t involved also a
stirring up of additional 1ancor and bitterness
In Ireland. 1t would unsettle property and
make contscation contagious, and worse than
all it would give England over to Popery and
practically to the rule of foreign power.
1t is reported that the military and CONNER
cial treaty has been ratified between France
and Holland, and that Belgium is expected to
| join its terms.
M LHsROS' Oct. s.-per'eot order reigns at
AT Vacrlona the people have sacked the
| town hall, and publicly burned the portrait of
| Queen Isabella. The Count of Chaste, who
| sought to repress the riotous proceedings, was
| fired upon by the mob, but fled and escaped
under cover of night.
Bassals has been appointed to the command
| of the Provinces of Catalonia by the Provis-
| ional Junta.
Ganlois and Prim are announced to be ad-
| verse to republic IN Spain.
The vessels of the European squadron of the
United States navy are off the Spanish coast
| LONDON, Oct. 3, evening.-It is announced
| to-day that the Great Powers of Europe will
| allow their diplomatic relations with Spain to
| remain in stdtu quo.
| MADRID, Oct. 3-Marshal Serrano, accom-
panied by seven generals of the army, entered
Madrid to-day in triumph. Great preparations
| were made for his reception. The streets and
building, public aud private, were superbly
| decorated, and large civic and military pro-
cession escorted the generals through the city
The houses. sidewalks and public squares along
| the route of the procession was crowded with
citizens, who received Serrano and the generals
with wild enthusiasm. The procession wa.
followed by parade and review of the Ma
tOnal Guard. This was great patriotic dis
play, and was made the occasion of striki ing
manifestations of popular will. Troops carried
side by side with their flags banners on which
were inscribed: "Down with the Bourbons
Sovereignty of the people" Religious lber
ty," Free education, and other notices oil
similar character. At the termination of the
review Marshal Serrano made an address to the
an immense multitude of citizens and soldiers
IN the course of which he announced that h,
had united with Gen. Prim in calling Marsha
Partero, the Duke of Vittoria, to the head O
the state. The formation of new cabinet is
completed. 1t is composed as follows: Marsha
Servana, President; CASTILLO, Minister of Com
meree; Topete, Minister of Marine; Aquerro
Minister of Justice; Gen. Prim, Minister o.
War; Oloyaga, Minister of Foreign Affairs
MadoZ, Minister OF Finance
Manuel de LaConcha has been arrested
FRANCE
PARIS, Oct. 3.--The funeral of Count Vale
wski occurred to-day The French ministers
the representatives of foreign powers and man,
other Offic ais, including some American nava
officers, attended in a body in uniform. tn
streets through which the cortege passed wa
crowded with people.
LONDON, Oct. A rumor is current tina
the success of the revolution in Spain has ha
the effect to induce France to make some i'm
portant concessions to Italy. 1t is know
that the Prime Minister, Menabrea, is expecte
in Paris, and the suppositlon s that he come
| 10 conduct the negotiations rendered nece:
sary by the alleged change in the policy
3 | France.
PARIS, Oct. 4.-Queen Isabella has issued
protest against the revolution in Spain. III
document argues that force is used by IL
rebels to depose the throne of Spain, and d
?, clares that the acts of junta established /
Y, violence is not binding upon the people
i TURKEY.
- LONDON, Oct At is rumored that a col
~ spfacy to dethrone Abdulaziz, the reignir
sultan Oh turkey has been discovered in Coz
stantlhople, number of political arres
r, nave oeen made. No further particulars hay