The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-23
ny tho Atlantic Cable.
REvoLuTIoS IN spAry-oTHrR wArTEns


LONDON, September 2o.-Telegrams t,
hand in this city from Madrid, dated in the
Spanish capital yesterday evening the 10th
instant, convey the highly important intel
ligence that the Queens Admiral Topete
commanding the naval force off Cadiz, with
the whole Of the men serving under his or.
ders, has revolted against Isabella's Govern.
ment-the result of political Revolutionary
agitation which has been silently but 40.
lively progressing among the royal sailors
since the period Of the Punishment of the
military Generals and the exile of the Duke
and Duchess de Montpensier.
The Generals 80 lately sentenced to ban.
ishment have returned from, as they allege,
the places assigned to them under the royal
warrant: General Zabala from Lugo, Mar
shall Serrano from the Canary Isles, with his
nephew, M. Lopez Dominguez, commandant
of artillery, and formerly deputy in the
Cortes; General Caballero de Roda. ar.
rested at Zamora, from the Balearic Isles :
General Cordova from Barcelona or
Egueras, and General Etchague from the
direction Of Pampeluna, General Ros de
Olano from Deva, Cervino from Estella in
Navarro, Ustariz from Teruel, Mesina from
Ateca, and Alaminos from Ronda.
Marshal de Ia Tore headed the move
ment, and the leading men of the old
O'Donnelist party sustain it. Several
towns have Joined in the instruction, and
the most intense panic prevailed at the
Court in Madrid. Troops were dispatched
with all haste to the south, General Concha
having been commissioned to command the
loyalist forces.
LONDON, September 2O.-EUening.-A
rumor prevailed on Saturday evening in
Paris, the report being transmitted here,
that Queen Isabella, of Spain, who met
Napoleon and the royal family of France at
San Sebastian last Friday, has abdicated
the throne; but ii is not stated whether in
Madrid, lat San Sebastian, or at Biarritz ION
French territory, whittier she went imme-
diately after Napoleon's return from the
interview with her Majesty at San Sebas-
tan.
LONDON, September 20.-Midnight.-The
following important news has been received
from Madrid: The Prime Minister, Con-
zales Bravo, and Mayalde and Belda, mem
bers Of the Spanish Cabinet, have resigned.
The Marquis Of Havana has been requested
to fill their places ad interim. :. The Queen
is returning to Madrid. Martial law has
been proclaimed in the capital.
PARIS, September 20.-The Journals here
have reports that a general movement
against the Queen has commenced in Spain,
and that it is headed by General Prim and
by the Generals who were rece ntly eziled.
Some accounts say that the rebels are mo-
wing upon Madrid in force.
PARIS, September 21.-Some reports say
the rising in Spain is not a movement OF
the Liberals alone, but is supported by all
parties. 1t is stated that the revolutionists
have failed at some points, owing to the
want of leaders, ' The report that Queen
Isabella has abdicated is generally dis
credited.
The Moniteur publishes excited intelli-
gence received yesterday from Spain, and
says the reported accessions Of some crews
at Madrid to the revolutionary movement
gives gravity to the news but accounts 80
far received are imperfect. 1t is certain,
however, that the Ministry has resigned,
and that General Concha has been sum-
moned to Madrid to form new Cabinet
At last accounts the capital remained quiet.
The Moniteur adds: "This event prevent
ed the Queen meeting the Emperor Napo-
leon again, as she left San Sebastian for
Madrid.''
MUNICH, September 21.-The Military
Convention of the South German States
commences its session to-day.
BERLIN, September 2l.-The King Of
Prussia was received with great enthusiasm
in his tour through Holstein and at Ham
burg, where he is now stopping.
HAMBURG, September 2l.-King William
arrived in this city yesterday. He came uE
the river Elbe on the steamship Hammonia
When within short distance of the city
the steamer ran aground on a sand bank
and was unable to get off. After some
time, the King and officers of the royal stat
embarked on q small steamboat, and were
brought to the city.
The King meets with a hearty welcome
from the citizens. To-day he made visi
to the Bourse, and, in reply to IN address
said : Peace is desired byall. have the
surest hope that it will not be broken. My
speech at Kiel was intended to give thu
strongest assurance of that hope, and l can
not understand how opposite impression
could have been derived from the words
used on that OCCASION" [Great cheering.
PARIS, September 2l.-The Government
candidate in the department of Nievre ha
been elected to the Corps Legislatif by {
large majority.
LONDON, September 21.-Anson Burlin
game and the Chinese embassy have arrived
in this city.