The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-09-25

1t is reported that Queen Isabella has en-
tered France
There is rumor that the insurgent Gen.
Prim had been arrested, but we have no au-
thentlc information as to the fact.
GREAT BRITAIN.
LONDON, Sept. N-The American Minister
Mr.. johnson, visited the l. seds exhibition YES
terday In reply to an address of the exhibl-
ton committee, he recited his previous assur-
ances OF the maintenance of good will between
England and America. He also paid an elo-
quent tribute of praise to the British army
and highly eulogized Lord Napier, of Mazda
la, whose name he said, was a household word
IN America, for his courage and humanity in
the Abyssinian war. -.s.yy
SPAIN.
PARIS, Sept. 4-The Pays SAYS the Spanish
army Is loyal and the instruction is confined
10 the provinces OF Andalusia and few sea-
ports.
The following official announcement has
been received from Madrid Catalonia, Ara
gon and Valencia are quiet. .s..,5f
The Monlteur has the folowing:-The reyo-
luton in Spain makes no Roadway, The peo-
pie are Indifferent or repulsive to the project.
Active measures are being taken by Govern
ment for the suppression OF the rebellion. The
insurgents in Andalusia are retiring before
the advance of the royal troops. s..
The rumored rising of republicans in Gala
bria and Sicily is denied. 30
LONDON, Sept. 23-The Madrid Gazette saws
that Nevaschez had arrived on the north side
of Sierra Moreno with two regiments of cav
airy, eight battalions of infantry and four bat
teries. =
The revolutionary General, Serrano. was
marching with large force OH Cordova to give
battle to the royal troops.
Inc greatest excitement prevailed in Madrid,
and 1T was believed that the success of the rev.
olutlonlsts was certain. ..-lz lrs.i1te -sa.
queen Isabella has signfied her willingness
TO aDQlcate If the raVOlutioniSfs will no
young Prince of Austria as the King, she to
act as Regent until he attains his minority
The revolutionists, however, have refused any
compromise, and demand the expulsion of the
Bourbons and the establishment of Consti-
tutlonal Assembly and provisional govern
ment.
LONDON, Sept 24-Evening- following
Is the late st news which has been received
from Spain: The government at Madrid has
declared all Spain in a state of siege.
Gen. Lusador, who was sent out with a de-
tachment of royal troops against the province
of Santander, has Joined the insurgents
A desperate ARRAY took place in Santander
between the opposing parties, in which seve-
raj persons were injured.
The reports that Gen. Prim is marching d.
rectly on Madrid are reiterated He is accom-
panied by Gen. Lerano, the Duke De La Tore,
and it is estimated that the forces under his
command are now 10000 strong. The Du Ike
De La Tore is said to be acting as provisional
president and civil head of the revolution. He
has refused offers of accommodation made by
Gen. Concha from Madrid. The Spanish ships
of war in the port of San Sebastian have de-
clared against the Queen and Joined the rebel
fleet. The revolutionary leaders ifave issued
decree declaring that any officer who orders an
attack on the people or patriot soldiers shallbe
adiudged a traitor to his country.
PARIS Sept. "a, evening.-The report that
the Queen of Spain had crossed the frontier
into France was premature She still remains
at San Sebastian, but it is rumored that she
will soon leave for Pau, in the department of
the Lower Pyrenees
The French authorities have arrested num-
Der of refugees who crossed over the frontier.
1t is reported that Lieutenant-Ganeral Man
uel Gazzet, Captain-Genera of Valencia, was
seized by the mob and killed, and that his body
was dragged through the streets of the CITY,.
Official dispatches from Madrid make the
following statements: The instruction has
been suppressed in the city of Grenada. A
battle was fought which lasted two hours, aud
resulted in the defeat of the rebels. The dis
loyal movement is confined to the province of
Santanda and the cities of Malaga and Seville.
Letters from Cadiz say the citizens there have
taken no part in the rebellion, and business
has not been interrupted. -.- -
BUENos AYREs. T
LONDON, Sept. 24-Advices from Buenos
Ayres announce that Sarnaiento, the newly
elected President of the Argentine Republic,
has been duly installed #.