The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-28
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Important News frau SpaIn-Reyo-
auIiOR In the Pr8FInces-TrOuble
Expected. -
FRANCE
/ PARIS, September 26.-The official
newspapers of Spain say the move
ments against the Government are
abortive.
The Momtear has the following
from Spain: Catalonia is quiet. A
battle between the Royal ar ny under
Parya- and the insurgents, under Ser
rauo is momentariiy expected, as, at
the last accounts, the hostile forces
were nearing each other -..-F.sf ...ff
Jose Sa!ama meas was sent by Gen
eral Coneba to Queen Isabella pray
ing that the young Prince Asturias
might go tlIe. capital and assume the
government Of the nation. The Queen
refused, and returned the reply that
the Prince should not rule people
of robbess and assassins.H4
PARIS, September, 26,-The news
from Spain Is meagre Official re-
ports state, that the news is favorable
to the Government.
The Emperor has invited Prince
Napoleon to Paris to consultoh Span
ish affairs.
@ 30 ~ AUSTRIA.
q VIENNA, September 26.-John Hay,
American charge de d6direS, had an
audienc3 with the Emperor yesterday.
C0upt Androssy. PreSident of the
Hungarian Ministry, has resigned.
VIENNA, @September 26.-The De-
bats says Roumania took no steps to
prevent the recent disturbance In
Bulgaria.
The sublime Porte has protested to
the Great European Powers, and will
make every effort TO preserve the
Empire. 4 VJ1
sa9EOf5 swIrzERbANDs 400 q
BERNE, September ga request
to send represoh .atiSes toEthe Peace
Congress soon to assemble here will
be forwarded to the United States
Government, as well as tos the differ
ent Europenu Eatl0ns. EsrB
RUSSIA. 81.
SF.APETFRsBURd,- Sept. 26.-Dis.
patches has been received announc-
ing the safety of Grand Duke Alexis.
The crew of the 3wreckcd frigate are
also saved.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept omber &C.
There was much excitement here on
the annoy ncetnent5of the total wreck
of the Russian corvette Alexander
Newski, off Denmark 6aThe Grand
Duke Alexis was on board. 1t is ex-
peoted that all.haHds were saved.
.FVIHEK ENGLAND. 9I .9f3-Ttd i
+ LONDON, Sept Z 26 The fines of
sigues of tho United States on Mex !
leo. he Times would approve of
the absorption 1of that country into
the American Union if it sould be
assured of two things, viz: the future
peace Of Mexico, and the payment of
the debt. l4-sti43 8FS
The case OF Sarah Rachael Lever
son, better known as Madame Rachel,
for conspiriDgsto defoaud Mrs Mary
Tucker Blrradal goty aIarge sum of
money, has. been determined. The
Judge sentenced Madame Rachael to
i've years Imprisonment and hard
labor, a f.s.as ssass3 .zssa e.a4.-.g
LONDON, September 26--Lady Ce-
ella won the first race at Newmarket
yesterday, Devore the second, Her
mit's sister the third. Martinique the
fourth, and Browns FLY the fifth.
LONDON. September 26.-It is re-
ported that Madrid is quiet, but the
signal for rebellion is only waited for.
The Queen has abdicated in favor of |
her SON Prince Asturias. General |
Parya is master of Cadiz.
LONDON, Sept. 27-Sunday Noon
No official dispatches have been re-
ceived from Madrid since Friday. |
The following accounts come from |
other sources.
The revolution. in Spain is the re-
suit Of a union of the constitutional, |
moderate and liberal parties In an eff
fort to overthrow the reigning dynas-
ty. The feet has joined the move
ment because the sailors are unpaid.
and the greater part, of the army has
revolted because they are Indignant
at the exile of their iavoriteqgenerals.
The church. which is bound by every
tie 10 the Queen, Fesists and holds
the masses in check. As far as can
be ascsrtained from varioasssreports
up to the present hour, the insurrec-
ton extends. throughout the provinces
of Cadiz. Seville, Cordova, Huelva.
Grenada, Valencia, Alicante, Algresi
as, Malaga, Vigo. Ferrel, Gurrunna.
Logruno, Almeria and Oviedo. and
many armed bands have appeared In
the province of HULA, CaregSssa,
TerreuI and Navarro. r--T--.--.---
! Gen Pacia has arrived in the 4vicin-
ity OF Cordova, but his troops were
desertiBg in large numbers. and he
was. obliged to- stop his march and
wait Tor reioforcements from Cindad,
Veal and Badjas, which. at last ac-
counts, had not reached him. The
Province of Biseay has sent troops to
San Sebastian for the protection of
the Queen. In Andolussa the tele-
graph wires have been cut and the
railroads torn uD.
Official Journals of Paris, refectiDg :
the feeling of the Emperor Napoleon, ,
are apprehensive of the effects Of
great revolution so near France. and +
seeking, In leading editorials, to dis
the movement, but, 1t is gen
orally believed here that the revolu-
len wilt be successful. and result in
he expulsion of the B5urbons, and |
probably in the accession Of the
to the Spanish throne.55 IL
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