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CEMETERY.-The Presi-
i dent and Directors of the Hollywood Gene
terry COMPANY hereby invite GENERAL MEET
ING Of the OWNERS OF LOTS in the Hollywood
Cemetery at the Metropolitan Hall on THURS
DAY the 10Th Instant at half-past O'CLOCK 4. NJ.
for the purpose OF devising measures TO erect
enclosure around the cemetery.
BY order CT the Board of Directors
JAMES II. GARDNER,
jy ltd Secretary and Treasurer.
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BRY GOODS.
A DJOURNMENT OF HIGH ppIC

A DJoURNMENT OF HIGH PRICES
"A The period has arrived when DHy ~
can be bought ut reasonable rates and -. ooOiS
pared for the occasion. We offer this ere p.
1IAL BARGAINS, such rs four-fou, ys 5PL
Cotton ut l2ic.: an auction lot Riearhn,, 5eachs;
lc4c. worth 72c White Marse!lle. nj ~ =, nn
worth 60 and 7sc. yard Check and S,Is, va No Nt
LANES at 2oc.. worth sSc. yard: strinnd s'uSs@.
LANES ut IL and s9c., worth 90 and 10 npns's-
e!ght-rour Organdie, FOR sbawls, at III Isrt
Sl.2s yard: Linen Handkerchief al III, .oE!a
zoe. French Corsets at 81, worth sl.2.. H'n:
SILK Fans from &c. up-all col9rs Bc,d.;' pcn Az
At $3.50, worth double that White H. ara.'l.
Hose at Is and aoc; pair and ,penliG raI Inv
and Berages Organdie, Jaconet r 49, D'9ns,
four Berages and Grenadines, Liner tifts.
Irish Linens White and Brown Liner, La"nN
Drlllsns CsssmfF5 ,s.; Figured strIped ,s
and Norwich Tamartines, Glnghams, rr I,,Traant
BILE Damasks, Napkins, Towels, On.,s' ny; Al, IA
Hosiery Gloves, Lace Mits, Embroi,iarIps SSnrt
Gimps Paper. Linen and Lace Collars p bna4
Ribbons. Beltings, etc, etc, which gc r""t.hsi
ut the very lowest prices. Give us a c.n eLins
cure goods cheap at WILLIAM THAI HiN ena <
SONS, No. BIS Broad street between ~ n TX
Fourth streets, and also at No 1919 Man y 'n4
Ezekiers old stand. ,,tfe't
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Thaa Stevens is said to be in better
hsslth than at any time for o year past
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r D. BRIGGS'S OLD ESTABLISHED
L. HMOND BAKERY
ESTABLISHED 1854
Is NOW BAKING OHE-THIRD MORE THAN
ANY OTHER ESTABLISHMENT
IN THE CITY.
STORES 7o7 MAIN AND 5ls BROAD STREET.
CARPETS, SHADES, &c.
UTINDOW SHADE DEPOT!
wv WINDOW SHADE DEPOT !!
MAIN

w WINDOW SHADE DEPOT !!
1885 MAIN STREET.
between Fifteenth and Seventeenth Streets
". GOLDEN. the cheapest Window Shade man,
is still at his old tricks, keeping down high prices
He has the largest assortment OF SHADES In the
civ: latest STYLES In Gold Velvet and Painted
Shades, with sll the fixtures TO match.
CLEAR THE TRACK!
High prices, down you come All Know dC pi
DEN: he always had the cheapest Shades AZ his
old stand on Broad street.
TABLE OILCLOTH
In Mahogany, Rosewood Oak, and Marble, and
ALI the colors: BLACK for covering carriages, In
Drill and Duck / 900 Paper Shades 1T your own
price. =,
n B,-Shades m ade TO order. Storekeepers and
psdlers supplied at New York prices. 70 S-am
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TIRST-CLASS CLOTHING,

y7IRsT-CLAss CLOTHING,
a SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR,
SELLING OFF AT Low PRICES,
TO SUIT THE TINES.
THESE GOODS MUST BE sOLDi
SIMPLIFY, RoANE CO.,
opposite Exchange and Ballard Hotels.
~ ls--2w
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DOCKBRIDGE BATHS,
RoCKBRIDGE COUNTY, VA,
OPEN lilly lST,

Situated directly on the road to Lexington nine
miles south Of the Virginia Central railroad.
Persons leave the cars at Goshen depot Virginia
Central railroad, where ample stage ana express
facilities connect with the daily western and east
ern trains. Tho road from Goshen TO the Baths
fnne miles) Is now being put IN thorough repair.
TERMS: So per day; sls per week; $50 per
month.
"a am, HARTMAN & MAYO.
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ASSETS OVER 80, 900, 600.

,-c1orrprn POLICIES ISSUED, secured
h tie state Of New York acting trustee TOT The
As Policies non-forfeltlng, and FREE FROM ne
infVIDENDS ARE BASED ON AS Nm az q !;
RATES, AND IS THE SAME PER-GESS ~
ON ENDOWMENTS AS ON REG1L ~, sndow-
POLICIES making larger DIVIDEND on eh"'
ments than other companies declare.
Thirty days grace given on all payments ,r
General Agents.
Office No. 1902. corner OF Main and Tenth streets
Dr. JOHN e. "hAhtoN' jy10
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NOTICE.-Having been appointed trus-
" tee for j. c. Miller and $. NJ. Price, Agent,
and being ordered by creditors 10 settle tho bu.l-
ness wthout delay, beg all Indebted TO give their
accounts prompt attention: .
Z. L. RICHARDSON
corner Of Ninth and Main streets.
"
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AUG. ARSEIL, JR.,
yla-us Secretary.
THE EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION
i OF VIRGINIA will HOLD IT'S ANNUAL
TUESDAY NIGHT, July 2lst, at half-past
O'Clock. Members OF the Association who expect
to attend will forward their names 1t once TO either
one of the subscribers. Upon reaching the city
they will report VI tho bookstore OF George l..
Bidgaod, on Maia between Fourteenth and FIJI
quarters. All Of the railroads have generously
offered free return tickets TO tue members Of the
Association.
Professor JOHN b. MINOR. OF the University,
the President Of the Association, vi deliver an
address on TUESDAY NIGHT Professor j. 7. L.
PRESTON, of the Military Institute, on WEDNES-
DAY NIGHT: and Professor j. 7. HoLcoMB4 on
THURSDAY NIGHT.
The public are invited to attend all the exercises
OF the Association. - =. ,.a
CHARLES II, WINSTON,
JOHN NJ, STROTHER,
D. LEE POWELL,
ivl5-T Committee
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1MarRAWCE COMPANIES.

NroRTH AMERICA LIFE INSURANCE
~ COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
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VHE ARLINGTON MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF VIRGINIA.
INCORPORATED BY SPECIAL CHARTER, 1887.
home ONCE, liza Main street. Richmond, Va.
income to 1ss RRpr 1853 sca ao7
N,r,hsr q, notices issued. l,ualinsuring p Ss7,-
aoc-one claim. S5 900. Showing the largest averass
of policies of any American company, anu SUCCESS
that unparalleled In the hrs hssaI yg EE and EN-
DOWTENT Policies, and also POLICIES
upon RETtRN PREMI6M PLANS.
NO RESTRICTION OF TRAVEL OR RESI-
In any part of North America north OF the south
eru cape OF Florida, or In Europe, IL any season VI
the year.
NO EXTRA CHARGE ON FEMALE LIVES.
SPECIAL FEATURE OF THE CHARTER.
Secures amount OF insurance to married woman,
whether effected by herself or her husband, or any
other person, for her sole and separate use sno
benefit, and that of her or her husbands children,
or claim Of her husband Or creditors, or the per-
son effecting the same, or bis creditors.
Liberal loan Of participating premiums a aep
three years, endowment after two years, MONITOR
feitabe. All policies after one year have sur
please address the Home Office.
JOHN ENDERs, HENRY x. ELLYSON
WM. r. TAYLOR ASA SNYDER,
SAM'L s. COTTRELL, II. Z. G.. baskerville
John PURCELL, SAMUEL c. TARDY
CHAS r. WORTHAM GEORGE JACOBS
WM. WILLIS, JR, j. W. ALLISON,
ED A. SMITH, GEO. !. PALMER,
TH0MASJ EVANS A. d. CHOCkLEY,
JAMES A. SCOTT, II. 9. CABELL,
r. NJ OUARLES d. j. HARTSOOK,
W H. TYLER, JOHN c. WILLIAMS
J. e FDWARDS WIN. G.. TAYLOR
A. Y. STOKES, A. 7. ABELL,
T. B. NORTON VIM. 3. 1SAACS,
r. II. DIBRELL, GEO. l.. BlDGOOD,i
VIM H PALMER, SAM'L N. PRICE,
DAVID l. BURR.
J.E EDWARDS, President.
WILLIAM B. IsAAcs, Vtce-President.
d. J. ARTsooK, Secretary.
CHARLES II. SMITH, NJ. D.. Medical Adviser.
JOHN II. CLAIBORNE,
an el-d3m& w1m General Agent.
DOMESTIC INSURANCE.
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THE ARLINGTON NJ q 0 L LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF VIRGINIA.
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INCORPORATED BY SPECIAL CHARTER 1897.
Home ONCE liza Main street, RICHMOND, va"
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BRooKLYH IHTELLIGEyCE.

ARREST OF AN ALLEGED SwTNDLER.-A young man
giving his name as John T. Mooney was arrested BY
detective Frost yesterday afternoon on charge Of
swindling The accused 1t appears, had represented
himself as an insurance agent, and under the pre-
tence Of procuring insurance policies for various
parties had obtained money from them, which he
had, as alleged, appropriated to his own use He was
held to answer.
ANOTHER CHURCH EDIFTCH TO BE ERECTED IN
BRooKLYN.-The Congregationalists now worship
ping In the church on the corner Of DeKalb avenue
and Walw0rth, OF which Rev. O. H. Ernest is the
pastor, have adopted plans for new and splendid
edfce for which ground has been purchased ON the
corner Of Marcy and DeKab avenues. The pro-
posed building will be OF Gothic architecture and is
to be OF very ornate finish and design, with spre
rising to the height OF $50 feet The church proper
together with the lecture and scnoOroo, Will be con-
neced and will area OF l75 feet by 100 feet
The auditorium will contain seats for the accommoda
ton OF 800 persons. Between the church and the
lecture room will be sashes filed with plate glass
and ornamented with screen work, 80 arranged
that the whole edidce can be thrown into one when
occasion requires and thus accommodate at least
1890 people. The material to be used 10 brown
stone and Ohio stone trimmings. The arch stones
OF the windows and doors are to be of alternate
shades OF color. The ground has already been
broken. The cost OF the building Is estimated at
S2OO.OO0
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NEW JERSEY.
COn,rnunipaw.


THE STOCK YARDs.-During the past week 2e2 cars
arrived at the stock yards. containing 1000 CATTLE
H. 1850 hogs 1884 sheep and 1856 horses. There were
slaughtered during the same time 4s3 CATTLE TO- 500
hogs and 5,s30sheep.
PoLITICAL-Yesterday the republicans OF this city,
at Convention held for that purpose, nominated
Daniel Dodd for Water Commissioner; Horace J.
Pointer Tax Commissioner and william L. Th0mp-
son and Jacob Sud0erus, Surveyors OF Highways.
The democrats the preceding evening chose for the
same positions on the opposition ticket, Moses Bige-
low, xMayor: Thomas @. Byrne, John 8. G0rthwaite
and Nicholas Bale0re.
CHEvALIERs D'INDUsrRIE.-An examination In the
case OF William Davis, natty looking youth, not
more than twenty years OF age, who stands charged
with having picked the pocket OF q gentleman
named r. G. Henry, or No. 80 Kinney street. and
taking therefrOm $i20 in bills, besides other valua
bles took place Yesterday before Justice Mills and
resulted in the cMlmital OF the prisoner in default
lady's pocket, also stands committed.
East Orange.
ANOTHER KU KLUx SCARE.-The recent appear
Of notice, signed by justice of the peace Of
this place, to the effect that highly respectable
citizen mad received "warning'' from the KIN Klux
Khan, and Offering reward OF $4,000 for the arrest
and conviction OF the perpetrator has occas0ned
little excitement in the vicinity OF this delightful
rural retreat. The notice was first observed on FRI
day morning. and ever since the place ID alive with
stories no less remarkable than ridiculous. People
generally however, regard 1t in similar light to the
the matter a complete humbug, gotten up BY poiAAa,
miscreants.
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E ~ r Q p E.
The Spanish Revolution-lts
Origin and Progress.
General Prim'S Sailing from London and
Landing Of the Exiled Generals.
French, Spanish and English Ac-
counts Of the Outbreak.
The Future Of ISabella's
Kingdom.
-~~o~~~~~~~~~o>~~-~~-s~~
Reception Of the Chinese Embassy
In England.


The Inman steamship City OF Paris, Captain Ken
nedy from Liverpool on the 23d and Queenstown the
2Ith Of September arrived at this port at eleven
O'Clock last night bringing mail report IN detail Of
ear cable kilograms from Europe dated to her day
81 sailing from Ireland.
Our specisl correspondent in Cork writes:-"Jen
Davis IL passenger by the City OF Paris"
The London Times says 1t il stated from Brazil
0at the finance measures contemplated by the new
Premier are believed to consist In proposal TO fund
portion OF the floating debt OF e. 600, now rep
resented BY Treasury notes. by an issue OF bonds for
to e. 900 sterling, bearing five per cent
interest and redeemable by o sinking fund Of four
Per cent per annum. The issue would be made at
par and In currency the interest to be paid In gold
and the bonds TO be redeemable in gold at the ex-
change Of IT. 1t Is added that several parties are
prepared to subscribe and that bank alone win
take $4,000.
Lord Napier of Magdala, VIII leave England. on
hb return to India, during october.
At banquet given by an agricultural society In
France, General Allava proposed toast to the En-
Deror. whose high wisdom and hrmness, he declared,
had saved France from anarchy at home and immi-
nent war abroad.
The London NonconJornaist calculates that Mr..
Gladstone viii have majority OF at least 1856 after
the elections
A telegram from London dated September %,
evening, the day the City OF Paris lett Liverpool,
SAYS
The Hon. Reverdy Johnson, the American Minister,
nAted Leeds to-day, accompanied by Lord Hougn-
ten. The Town Council presented an address to his
Excellency, who, in reply SAID there were but few
aAnerences existing between England and America,
and those few were, IN his judgment. unimportant:
because they could be amicably adjusted
without furnishing in the slightest degree the
honor Of either country. 1t would be to him
and to his government matter OF deep regret II IN
The settlement OF outstanding claims, which he
hoped was soon to be made, either government
shOuld suffer in its own opinion or In that Of the
world. His government, he knew. would do moth
ing TO detract from its own reputation, and he knew
also that the English government wodld do nothing
N the slightest degree calculated to tarnish its repu
tation. mr. Johnson also visited the Art Exhibition,
where the executive presented an address to him.
Our Paris correspondent, writing on the ed Of
September says
The Herald Of the 9Th was seized by the French
authorities. The cause may be attributed probably
% the editorial which 1t contained on La Ldtte1ne.
The mere mention Of that dreadful name all
sorts Vi unpleasant results 1t Ii prohibited word,
aud must only be mentioned in whisper. throne
must be very snaky That can be affected by the
mere shadow Of pithy Lanterne.
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WeSTCaeSIER lNTelLlGsacs.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES twenty natives OF the
Green sle residing in Mount Vernon applied to the
proper persons at White Plains yesterday for natu-
raliZaton.
the Official returns there $500 persons In the
town OF Morrisania between the ages OF one and
twenty years, and 100 families who have no children
between those ages
CONGRESSIONAL CoNvENTIoN.-rh democracy OF
the Tenth Congressional district comprising the
counties Of Putnam, Rockand and Westchester, VIII
hold their convention for the nomination OF q can
didate for Congress at PeeksKill, October Is.
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY OCTOBER A. l8sa-rRIPE SHEET


are wanting. me teeuspn wires IN su1 and great
agitation prevails N III capital
Intelligence nom st. SEBASTIAN snpounces that the
Queen 70 leave g six O'Clock this even
ing for Madrid, where she win arrive At nine tO-mor-
BAN SEBASTIAN, Sept n 1898:
inc Queen len at twelve O'Clock last night for
Madrid on receiving the news Of the present critical
Madrid, Sept q. 1903
royal decree has been issued accepting the re-
sgnatl0n OF all tine Ministers and appointing General
Jose Concha, Marquis OF Havana, President OF the
Council the latter, however, has not yet succeeded
The Oolctal Gazette OF today announces the ont
break OF the insurrecton at Cadia and Seville, and
also that the government has formed three military
third in Andansia, to be commanded respectively by
Generals Pezuela Manuel Concha and Novaliches
II ADDS mat the Spanish government is determined
Madrid has issued a proclamation, which has been
posted up al the corners OF all the streets, prohibit
ing crowds rom assembllngin any part OF the city.
Inc provisional government at Seville has pro-
claimed General Esparter0 President in mis- absence
The forces OF the Insurgents in Andalusia are est
mated at IA 900 soldiers and eleven vessels OF war;
having on board 5000 men. The insurrection Is
spreading
81. JEAN DE LUZ, Sept. q, $685.
Senor Gonzales Bravo with his family, and
Senores Orobio, Catalina. Rubi and Cornado, all
members OF the late administration, passed through
here to-day.
PARIS, Sept %, 1868.
The following 0fical telegram from Madrid, dated
to-day, giving particulars OF the discretionary
movement In spain, has been received here:-Briga-
der Topetc, drawing with him the crews Of several
men-of-war, began an nsurrection in the bay OF
Cadlz, and was supported at Seville by General
fzquierd0 and the garrison. Marshal Concha has
tened TO take measures to cruth tue instruction
with great vigOr. General Nova iches has been
Sent TO Anda. usia, and win Immediately as
sumo the offensive against the insurgents
The public mind is Gained by the measures
OF the government. Tranquility prevails at Madrid
and the rest Of the peninsula. The maritime depart
ments Of FerrOl and Carthagena have renamed
faithful to the government.
Several leaders OF the radical party in Spain are
said to be still here.
The G0ul0iS says:-The revolution Ia spreading.
Besides Cadiz and Seville, Malaga, Carthagena,
Ferrol and the whole coast between Malaga and Car
thagena have risen. The provisional government at
Seville has entered upon its functions. The Whole
OF the province Of Gallca is in arms.
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French Opinion Of the Movement.

From the Paris Debats Carlist), Sept. 23.J
Each hour adds to the gravity OF the situation.
The truth has some dificulty In crossing the
Pyrenees and 1t ls enveloped on every side by con-
fused But al M with the
mind In Spain must be prepared for supreme events
and sudden downfalls There IL nothing more ira
tcOrd and which cannot count on the devotedness OF
any one; to do for q long time without the esteem
Of country Is not easy. Ambition and the progress
and the Indifference Of others; many Will allow the
crown OF Isabella to fall from the mere wish for
change; their desire will be rather for something
new than for something better The revolution makes
bright promises to Spain In the proclamati0ns
posted at every corner OF the Peninsula; out zoe hare
seem IL at lcOT, and tre kOtD tCfdt Kind or Jetcttv
IL prOcures: anarchy Is It's companion ana ne
sabre It's support. Not victorious revolution, but
paciies them, and raises them up. the drama,
which has inst recommended, has some useful
lessons In reserve for u.s. There have not been
ness OF Ferdinand VI and which, by unduly abolish
ing the law Of succession, abandoned nation, long
powerful and glorious to the daring OF barracks,
and to all the strokes Of chance.
Paris Sept. 22) correspondence Of Independence
Belge.]
One might feel sympathy for the Spanish govern
ment but what in any cannot be called in ques-
ton is that the Cabinet OF Queen Isabella, IN having
recourse to transportatOns without legal Judgments,
has taken its stand in the domain OF pure force. 10
rope iTH s,tccuntbs under the arms 10 has ser en-
poyed. The question Is no longer one OF political
pToDty, 0I royal usiiiuy OF ol cons'i,u,ohai piin
would make legitimacy II there was any other
than that conferred by the sovereign VIII OF the
nation. Further, the fact will be remarked that
retrograde principles will not have brought
happiness to the ruling power in Spain, which,
since the fall Of the monarchy OF the TWO Sci
lies and the little Italian States, Is the only
avowed defender in Europe OF pure clerical alb
solutism and the reaction OF the old monarchlcal
ideas. The Emperor only accepted with re-
serve the appearance OF friendship Of which all
the semi-oficial journals strive to diminish the
Importance He understood better than d1sy one that
there ,cas no advantage f0r Imperial France and
the NdDOeOnic du,idsty IN assuming Joint resp0n-
sbtty tclth the last school or reaction open In Eu
rope Besides the simplest good sense would suffice
to comprehend that in presence OF the events at
Cadiz, which must have occurred on the 10th or
17tn-the telegram from Madrid announcing them is
OF the 10th-tne Queen for whom the telegraph acts
always was aware that this not The moment
To appear In stately interviews.
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and upon all the honor due to such an ambassador.
We may have our opinion as to the judgment OF the
Chinese In the matter Of penipotentaries. but that
is rather their concern than ours. All we have TO
care or Is that we are not being imposed upon by .
macy-that we dealing with real representatives
of China and not with any foreign mediators be-
tween M and the Chinese.
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Strength 70 eyNanctpate 0sessseiues rom ~ thrdt-
dom IN sDxich thev hare been held. until the IRON
hrs. tc0tid seem, entered into their minds ana
rendered them only not Incapable OF observing se
conditions OF st4ccess But assuming that Madrid Is,
as reported undisturbed, 1t is not easy TO follow
such conflicting reports to this the foreseen and long
wished for dess0tlensest Of painful ana huD,ttdt-
inO SDeftdcle
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SPANISH ACCOUNTS.

MADRID. sept. ~ 1865
The Ministry have offered their resignation, which
has been accepted by the Queen. General Concla
has been appointed President OF the Council OF Min.
hlers. aud has arrived In Madrid
Tue insurgents are masters OF Seville and the whole
province Of Andalusia- pariey mas been Initiated
between the Government and the insurgents. The
queen Y said ~ have offered 10 abdicate; but details
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from the Manchester Guardian, Sept 22l
= The Spanish government appears lately
to have been intent causing 1t to be believed that
they had to reckon in their domestic distress
on the support OF France, and with the view OF
strengthening this impression strenuous EFFORTS were
made at the last moment to bring about personal
interview between the Emperor Napoleon and
the Queen Of Biarritz, San Sebastian, or both OF
those places In contradiction not only to universal
expectation but to the confident statement that this
meeting actually took place at the end Of last week,
the Montestr OF yesterday announces that the out
break Of the insurrecti0n was considered to have
rendered 1t impossible and that Queen Isabella re-
turned to her capital without having an opp0rlu-
nifty OF exercising her persuasive powers on the
master OF the legions whose intervention might
have averted or postponed her fall. 1t Is far better
80 than that any appearance OF confederation should
have been given to report OF secret understanding
with France, which must have uselessly pr0tracted
the difficulties Of the revolution II It had been false
ana would very probably have involved the whoe
OF Europe in war, II 1t had been true The move
ment WIN be- there Is every reason TO hope, pseiD
spanish 0ustaess, ana ICE may congratulate our
Setres that the rdptdftv 10TH which 10 advances,
ana the strength or the natfpe Influences 1rhich 10
combines, preclude the apprehension or its being
attended or a great eG,.stoa or blood.