Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-24
FOREIGN NEWS.
BY ATLANTIC CABLE.
The Insurrection i'm Spain.

- b. --uJsga 3. WASHINGTON, Sept. IL.
: A royal decree has been issued accepting
the resignation of all the Ministers, anu1
naming Jos. Coveba as President of the
Council. He has not, however, found a
new Ministry. .-,..,,s..zs----.
= The Gazette to-day announces that re-
volt has taken place in Cadiz and Seville.
The Government has formed three military
divisions, comprisieg Calalonea. Castillo
and Andalusiag, under command oil
Pezuela, Manuelo, Coneka andeNovaliee-
hez. They have decided to attack the in
surgents. 9aVCsrzrVt
The Captain General of Madrid has pub
lished notice, which he has posted on all
the corners of the streets, torbidding any
assemblies of the people.
A Provisional Government has been
formed in Seville, which has declared
Espartero as President. The forces of the
insurgents are estimated at Il, 600 soldiers
and II ships of war, with 5000 seamen.
The revolt makes progress.
The Queen lett st. Sebastian at mid
night for Madrid. r.
PARIS, Sept. 15.
Madrid is quiet. Estrada has been ap-
pointed Minister of Marine. News from
the Provinces is contradictory.
The Queen attempted to return to the
capital, but finding the roads in possession
OI the oUenY sue TSGuTucu W Odu DCudoIidh,
where she remains. The rebels are every
where procIaimipg Espartero as President.
Bravo and other Ministers have arrived in
France. -
g 7srr~ adi ss.s.. LONDON, Sept. %.
The Times Paris letter says the prime
leader of the insurgents left Paris for Spain,
meeting the exiled Spanish Generals at
Cadiz. Capt. Malacamps, of the Spanish
Iron-clad Saragosa, who Joined the insur-
gents, brought his guns to bear upon the
! barracks at CadiZ, and compelled the Roy
al troops garrisoning the city to surren-
der, the city having pronounced for revo-
| luton. Each General proceeded to other
places and raised the standard of insur-
| rection.
LONDON, Sept. %.
The following additional news has been
received from Spain. The fortified town
of Santona, in the province OF -Santanda,
lhas pronounced for the revolutionists.-
Railroads and telegraph lines in the SOUTH
eastern part have bean cut and rapid COM
munication is destroyed. The excitement
at Madrid increases. n bel. --.~~ ss,rst
LONDON, Sept. %.
The following news from Madrid is Off
cial: Gen. Neoralicht z, of the Roy al army
at the head of large force, has gone tc
Andalusia. Troops have also been sent to
| Santanda. E) Hf s9.sa5EHa-=q=t aa'. 90
-..g New Market Races.
| At the New Market races yesterday, the
first race was won by Rayooli, and th'
second by Athena. wa s.a- $50
4 i55s.y III King William.
:ss17r- - -1d PARIS, Sept. %.
! The Moniteur to-day, in an article on th'
speech of King William, delivered at Ham
| burg, saws his words show his faith ir
| peace. .----- -g-t .-...... 5-.-
| ..-.. .f LIVERPOOL, Sept. %.
Letters from Egypt report the yield O
| cotton in that country this year to be enor
nous. '..
London.
| LONDON, Sept. %.
1t is announced to-day that sessions o
the proposed Peace Congress will De helt
at Berne.
Mr.. johnson, American Minister, in re
ply to an address presented Dy the Iowr
Council of Leeds. yesterday, SAID tnat there
/ were but few differences between Englano
and the United States, and these were un
important, because they could be amlcably
adjusted without furnishing the mono
of either country. He hoped for speed!
4 settlement of these differences, and shoul(
devote all his energies to that end.
either. in coming to an agreement, shoull
| suffer in its own opinion, or In that of th
| world the limited States would certainl,
do nothing to detract from its own Ieputa
tion. and he knew that Great Britain woul,
not tarnish her honor. ,. b..