The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-09-23
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LONDON, Sept. 21-Midnight.- The following
additional intelligence of the instruction in
Spain is received: Gen. Concha is at the head
Of the royal troops. Gonzales Bravo, Prime
Minister, who recently resigned, has fed
Queen Isabella is at San Sebastian The road
between that place and Madrid is infested with
reyolutlousts to such an extent that the Queen
Will not make the Journey at present. Martial
law is proclaimed throughout the whole of
Spain. ....ssl ana ,s
PARIS, Sept 22.-The Patrie yesterday after
noon published the following, furnished by the
Spanish Ambassador in this city: Madrid is
quiet though the people are excited The
troops are faithful. At Cadiz, also, the troops
and citizens are faithful, but the garrison was
reinforced as precautionary measure Other
towns throughout the country are quiet
The Mon. teur has the following in regard to
the royal army of Spain: General Concha's
brother has been ordered to comma and the
centre. Gen. Chester commands in Catalonia,
Aragond and Valencia and Gen Noyalchez
i D Andaluvia. ,s.4 tH-s 81 z;r
Gen. Jose Concha, ac6ing President of the
Spanish Ministerial Council has sent circr-
lar dispatch to the representatives of Spain at
all the foreign courts, assuring them that the
instruction will be suppressed.
A French fleet is under orders to sail for
Spain for the purpose of atfording protection
to Ere nch residents and their property. France
will remain entirely neutral in the affairs of
Spain.
.
ton are undetermined as to the form of gov
eminent to be adopted for the country.
LONDON, Sept. 22-Noon.-The telegraph
wires in Spain are disordered in every direc-
ton. The news received is uncertain and con-
Trajectory. Gems. Prim and Deroda, at The
head OF the insurgents, ara marching on the
capital. .-.. ~. .
1t is rumored that the Spanish fleet off Cadiz
has opened fire on that city where, at last ac-
counts. the citizens aud troops remain firm for
tue Queen.
The people of the Provinces of Corona
Hugo, Orense, Pontevedra, Marcia, Alebacetc,
Huesca, Saragosa and Ternel have pronounced
for tie revoiutlonists. ~ 3d..
The rebels are very strong in the Provinces
Of Barcelona. Tarragone, Herida and Jerona.
IL is said that "The sovereignty of the people"
and appeal to the nation,' are fine war cries
OF tue insurgents.
The latest advices from Spain indicate that
the revolution is spreading and gaining
strength. Cadiz was occupied by the rebels
on Sunday All the country from Malaga to
Carthagena is in arms. All the previous re-
ports of the rising in Galicia are confirmed.
The revolutionists have formed national pro-
visional Government at Seville, which is the
headquarters of the rebellion. 1t is reported
that Espariero gives his sanction and support
to the movement n-H = -h- hlH a'-s
LISBON, Sept % The Duke of Montpensier
is preparing to return to Spain.
VIENNA, Sept. ga despatch from Madrid
| lutonists demand the abdication of Queen Is
| abella in favor of her son, the nfanta Alphon-
| SO, and the calling OF an extraordinary session
| OF the National Cortes to settle the affairs of
| the country. YRS r. ye
-A--A- ~ e. GREAT BRITAIN. ~ ~
| DUBLIN, Sept GA party of about sixty
| persons, all armed and many Of them mount
| ed, made an attack on the house of Il Mr.. us
| tce Mar, of Cork, last night, and stripped it of
arms, which they carried off The movement
was directed by an American. There was no
opposition offered. No arrests were made.
| Patrick Doran and Daniel Moriarty, vino
were convicted of completely in the Fenian
outragesin Australia, some time since, have
been pardoned on condition that they do not
| 60 to Ireland. . 500 ,i r-
Michael Hanley, of this city, convic ted
| Fenian, has been pardoned.
| 30 'I,lH ''1so- FRANCE. ir-- 81 7..l
PARIS Sept. pa report is current that
the Minister of War will Immediately issue
orders for the dismissal to their homes of 0,OOC
men from the army on furough.
| 40 1...Fl5 AUSTRIA Ia. 4 us
| TRIESTE, Sept. pa deputation of Greek
| citizens waited upon Admiral Farragut to-day
and returned thanks for the sympathy whicn
the United States had manifested for the pat
1 riots in Gambia. The Admiral in reply, sale
4 the people of America not only sympathizet
with the Cretans, but would aid as far as pos
sible, the cause of liberty in Crete.
\ H.. - fs- PURssIA
/ BERLIN, Sept 22.-The King of Prussia has
returned to this city from his tour through the
Northern States.
ID ITALY.
LONDON, Sept 22.-Dispatches from Maple
report thot Instructions have broken out il
Caiabria and Sicily in favor of an Italian re
public. The Italian Government has takel
prompt and strong steps to put a stop to tn
disorders.
PARIS, Sept. 22.--Teegrams to the journal
here confirm the news of the rising in th,
south of Italy.
The Temps fears the Italians desire the over
throw of the monarchy under Victor Emman-
uel. ~
The Gaulois asserts that Francis Second, tn
ex-King of Sicily, is the prime instigator O
the movement, and that the rebels are merel
acting under the pretence of republican prin
ciples.
| f PERU.
1t is reported that Peru has sent agents {
| EuroDe TO make O treaty of neace with Sno;r