The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-16
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bella Vas informed of those eyents; she convssed
lated Until four in the morning. Before the open
inc Of the proceedings. the queen had said to NJ.
Gonzales Bravo, IS In the present circumstances !
to csiipe him 70 give in his resignation. He I'M
derstood It a., such, ana me mmn,ers aPPss. 20
have Immediately occupied ,nemseves Win tne
choice Of their soccessors. indeed ~ ! O'CLOCK
they sent to the palace fcr Harsnai Coocns. MAI
qus de u Havana on oensn Oh sne queen. 70 ~ ~
him to form CABINET t ne senetS. sccspse' ~
pecisily N. Msrfori, chief msjor.domo, should De
removed from tne ps.sce. VI tue motn,us 0,S
10th the marquis ielt ior nadrla vitn =. os0s'
fore his departure, the ministers who retained
their portfolios until the new administration snou
be formed, decreed the state Of siege and placed
the whole Peninsula under martial law.
From L'Opinion Nstionsls. Sept %
M;r;ster Jo.e 6e Ia Copchs sent Mr.. Salamanca
70 The oueen to insist upon her returning immedi-
atey to Madrid with the Prince of the Asturiss'
n she Wished 10 save her dynasty. But Mr. Sals-
mspcs said that it was necessary she should
separsts herssf from Marfori (the reigning favor.
ite). Her majesty 10 said to have found that
condition unacceptable and to have replied that
~. snsnish people were 9 shameful people
Inyebio indecentej. and that she WAS not anxious
her sou should reign over nation OF assassns
and robbersi ,tA
- THR COMEDY AT ST. sEBAsrrxN.
.no,a.,, ~ ths Evanemsnt vho visited
"A Soi.esPonoe ~ ~ .s;t;.s, momens Of the 6pan-
Ssn suosrt;or vrites An interestine account Of
what he saw:
,,,o ,Ss c;,v We a;smounted ana nv companion,
mso INC cS u;sh ssSsd he chief II them FOR the
VIZ 's'~' sR"'
ING quoon 1921 - ~ sss,;oyr Tbs revoIution
me ,Sys .sc ,b;s rsnsismsn. But his manner
enueE nn, srd ;rstssd Of going to the hotel.
,e' s us ont ~ once for the railway station The
| rooms we're full of people but, BY favor of the
/ ipspector himself Frenchman, We reached the
platform By the rails.
1.-TWO Spanish Gags and sort OF triumphal
arch were arranged before the door, an infantry
e---s A. ..s-.naA. and hafnra ma the rail-
"Some afty Spaniards stood IN silence, gazing
| on us a. persons OF importance. Iney nso serl-
Gus look. At II O'Clock, venicle orawn oy .wS
mules brought Two omceIs ano W. eep p.su "
president OF the ministry. He gave oroers iooAeo
over dispatches and appeared mucn sg1sted.
At midnight the queen ana ner nnsoa9d came s,l IN
carriage, followed by children and rev laaies
of honor. The queen was 10 tears; she walked
about on the platform the soldiers saluted ner
the curious, In large numbers STOOD uncovered
but preserved mortal silence.
che stepped into the royal carriage. Her tram
ALEC entered; the locomotive was attscnea, ana ~
| the moment when the conductor was ABOUT 10 give
were brought; the queen Immediately stepped
out Of the carriage, and said to her ex-ministef,
who was begging her not to 60 back to Madrid
again. II could wear pantsloons, wouio 30
=" Isabella hid her face in her hands; and, with
tears In her eyes, went psck lnto tne "aiuns
room. and then TO the palace.
Inc roysI rsnssy cssges wel conduos.d ~
queen to her coach, and went 70 the city on
foot"
HOW THE RESURRECTION WAS COMMENCED.
| From LIE Steele Sent %
AZ $50, a, CAT v.. executad with
1no Uup snd decision which does much
pu ~ dm;,si Tonets' II IL he. Az we have
said Who commanded n. irOn-plstsd squadron,
ma ans sdvsuced fort Of Csdiz. II had been pre-
| yiously agreed that as soon as the generals who
were expected from London and the canary
Islands arrived, they should be received on posId
| the ships OF the squadron; ana tnas men. oelug
should summon the governor to surrender the
city. This IL exactly what TOOK place.: w .ne
l7th at break OF Gay tne ioor Iles,es ~ 10
port the LngsTo' the ietusn .ne ' ths .s urs.
md Isabella III, wooden enlps OF the nne, pre-
pared for sction. The two Dsttahons Oh marines'
forming part Of the garrison, supported tniS move
ment. One of them took up posluon on tne voa =,
toduro, or roadway, wnen copne sss nv occnn;si
Cadiz with the land the otner psttanon occupy
the station OF the Aeree Ishuay, ana .nus may
themselves masters OF sne commuuosoa w i.h
Seville. 1t 10 stated tnat inc eoverno,, wiz.
much indignation, refused 10 neso.Sc, pu', VI
observing the state Of things around him, ne saw
plainly that the soldiers were nestaung now ". :.
! act. Two bombs nred upon sne town, one ssS
the other, sufhclenuy oemonsustea sns u'on TSa
of the insurgents, and the governor yieieed. Cne
taking OF Csdz formed only one Par .. INC P, s.
agreed upon 6y the generals ING 8 sh.s y, ,s sr
other enterprises 70 DO unaessesSS IL osner lie,
II vas verv soOu learned that Gen. Ezquierdo has
4 caused q rising in Seville and nearly the whole o
( Andalusis; Gen. Baldrich, having arrived iron
!; Psris, he'd psDetreted into CATALONIA, 1nu INA
T Armeuty had entered AIsgon ~ inc shey 81
Q Aron. As will De seen. mere y mere AZ roh osol
4 formed around the monarchy OF 1saoens' sn
which, the fates are proPlaous ~ 80 on n Uou
O IL approaches the throne and destroys It.
a vr~rvr aovrpxwrxr. s.~
y .a ..'.'-..s.s.. :, a.. r.,nd,, ,sr.,,
Paris CSept "a cc.r,csP.noSSo " csnddsts n
h faing any HAey axo poPus .s,, - ~ emit
q the throne tnat eApeo,ou PIesolsy ~ ~ sp ~
the electors Oh tne Ieso,Ia
h 70 tne nauon; snc INC ,So n.,rrs ana form
. cortes 70 oenperso % " VIZ a. C;rsrd;r