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WrNfNGroy. Sept pus IIY'luHr irt ~ 81 N'v.l nrs
c,,k. Ro,lu Gull Ii urn e r. 3d. Cton scei Sid
stS fa,Sc,co. sept 2o-roar 4s25a se - WHEAT aSq
~ Legal Tender, a.
Cn.H1Esov SIt 10 good 6mer.
Mllug a. & receipts ~ bliri ttp'rt' c"a-iHe 80
Arar.r. Ga Sept 2Con irars Grner; "
receipts, 40 Oaes AdAa.s. sdJ.c Cotton coming
freelC
S,v,NS,u Sept closed lru and With aegsncng ,euiac,
of2i1 hai Mdngs al eic receipts lOJ es exports coast
wise .2sB bales. ...
lover Corn frm White yellow, Al 20 Oats Grn
7Oa17 Rye dn ~ 4nHS 90 Provisions hrm; Mess Pork
- BaronRb Side lbic Clear SIDES i'c Shoulders, Ji0
lir. Hans, Ella De- Lard ne
PHLApKLPul sept 29tocn quiet Mdding. 2jd6lc Clover
Seed declined ~ s0d pG Fstseo - C0d-l ~ Petr
unsettled Crude .oc Rinel held al 1a3c Podr dan at ~
50 Tor New Spring Wheat Extra Family so for Old do SO
PENNSYLVANIA aad Oho and $50 ~ for Extra Wheat
VERY dn ~ ~ -; Amber ~ 0a ~ % Rye. = 50 for
lG0 H. demand and unchanged aud Pro
visions unchanged.
MOBILE SEPT 2-Cooh-Saes 700 bales Receipts, 81 bales ~
ports II bales -.
$3.50 bales Je bales Sterling Exchange
l3ld Eiork sight discount SUGAR and Moa.ses
pomuay uneangc Flour dui superaoe oil Treble Extra 80 %
q BIO: Choic, $40 5Od SlJ
uvr.o sept 900 bush wheat co 400 bush
1900 bbls Flour Shpmeul90ol bush Corn
bush Os IS 900 bush Rye. Fregh6' lie Wheat lIc
on dgi Newiork Flour dull and unchanged
nearly nomina the only sale 5000 bush No
Mwsukee Club at 81 ST. Corn inactive for lots ~ "a
MIXED Western. iu sales OF 1905 bush bc Other
articles dull and unchanged
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ment. 1t u.s. indeed, almost unnecessary to dwell
upon the geographical aspects of the situation, for
that the revolutionary movement has become all but
universal is proved by the fact that the whole king
dom has been placed under martial law by the Gov
eminent it Is noteworthy. however, that the
strength of the revolution lies in the old provinces of
Galicia Andalusia, Murcla. and Valencia whose
population, taken together amounts to more
than one-thrd - nearly one-half indeed 49, of
the total population of the Kingdom
The provinces of Andalusia. the most
pOpulOus part of Spain, blazing with revolution
every one Of them having pronounced against the
Government Andalusia is strongly Democratic
and Murcia, which has thrown itself entirely into
inces which are still Carlist, much cannot be ex-
pected but there Navarro has taken sides with
the revolution. The only important division beside
New CASTLE from which no details come. is Catalo
MIA: but from the dispatches received last night
infer that Barcelona only awaits the expected arri-
val OF Cen Prim with the fleet before her chief city,
10 declare for the revolution.
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Communicable Three Remedies

shenks PumoDc Syrup for the Of Coughs Gods
and ever form Consumption The peculiar action OF , "e
rpens the ulcers lungs promotes the discharge OF e ~
matter by eIpeetoron puses the blood and thus cures
when every other remedy falls -,
S.sweed Tonic for the Of Dyspepsia lndgetos
and all arising from debility Tonic in7gorstes the oises
supplies e place Of the gastric juice when that DEFICIENT
and enables the patient nutritious food
sovereign remedy fer all cases Of Indigestion
shncr. Mandrake Pills Of the most valuable medicines s's
discovered being vegetable substitute for eaome and S
useful properties acred to mineral without producing any OIL
injurious effects a.,
To these three medicines. H. Schenek Of fhiadepha o"
unryaled success treatment Of pulmonary consumption
monte Syrup pens the discharges It, and puDe "
blood The Mandrake Pills upon the liver. remove all
herefrom heslshy and cure h'e' eonP'
which Of the prominent Of consumption ie "
weed Tonic the stomach and by srengDe"s
the digestion bringing normal and healthy condition.
the quality Of the blood BY which the formation Oh ue
the lungs become impossible The combined ACTON W.
medicine explained will OF consumption w
the Of them perseefea IN '
GENTLY o bring favorable termination
Dr. Schenck professionally his principal ONCE Phianepn' e'
Saturday all advice must be addressed
lie will also professionally at No. % BOndst, Newiork on ioho
DAY Oct H. and at No. IS snoverst. Boston, on WBDNhopAi'
H. He gives advice hat for thorough examination VIM "
RepOmeer the price SIS Office hours at each city from
TO m HewYork is unayodaby changes
from II IN. to 4 p
Pumonc Syrup and Seaweed Tonic each 81 " pes
bottle 81 so aha dozen; Mandrake Pills. 5 cents per box fus
supply medicines for sale all tines his Rooms
Lao far. bya all ruRgis is al
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INTERNATIONAL CRICKET MATCH.

BosTos, Sept. 29.-The International Cricket
Match was resumed this morning with Griffith, not ont
Yesterday runs, and Pooey, not out, runs again ut
the wckets Griffith only added 8 when he was
caught by the wicket keeper. Cross from Easwood-6
wckets for 80 Shaw Joined Pooey who soon after
was caught at mid wicket by Grassland Newhas bowl
ing never giving him chance his IL, counting two
fours three twos and singles by frstrate crcketsev-
enth wicket IGl runs Llywhe then Joined Shaw. and
was soon dismissed by ripper from Newhall-eighth
wicket, runs. shaw also retired before Newlall,
for four ninth wicket 10s runs Smiths 20 yesterday
excelently played, counting six threes ana nye
twos Tarrant, not out for wcllplayed 1--WE. whistler.
caught Davis, bowled Eastwood one. Wides 2, total.
1907 no byes being made by Bate the ongsop The Held
ing ghOn first rate there being but one miss
during the innngl Charles Nowhals bowling was very
tne, but the wrctched state OF the ground
marred the fine batting OF the English cricketes.
The Eleven men went into the field pluckly and soon
disposed their opponents their fielding being extra
ordinary at all points Freeman bowling IS wickes three
of which fell by successive balls Charles Newhall Gross
land and ROddck the wonder Of every one Mr. Cross
of st George got hit for i've from Freeman and four
longleg from Wiltshire and three singles, and Faey
OF Boston not out for three runs.
Morley for three and g. Newhal for two. also showed
good cricket az did some others for nothing Wiltshire
also bowed extremely well, and Jnpp long stopped As
well could be expected considering the rough ground
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ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.
MAINE.


I1EEL FRAUDS IN ARoosTooK COUNTY.
AUGUSTA, Me-, Sept 26, 1S6S.-The Democratic
paPer have this week INDUCED in glorihcatIon headings
over The result Of the election In AroostoOk County
claiming that the Democrats have carried it by 500 ma
jorty. This would be grain Of comfort In their deep
despondency ray OF light in the midst OF their general
gloom but the figures tell different story. To carry
the county this year for the Democracy, resort TO New
York city election strategy would become necessary 1t
would require gain Of COO last gear IN SIX small
plantations. The returns from these plantations bear
t gcr marks OF the grosses frauds; and the bungng
mistakes and nfOrmalities Of many OF them will not
stand the test Of legislative scrutiny. Some post
mrked several days In advanceof the election; Others,
pUporng to be correct returns OF the plantation clerks
couched In the handwriting Of a prominent Demo
crate whose active OF operations Is in the
Midawaska settlements There Is also evidence In the
Secretary Of states Office to show that in plana-
US that purport to have made the largest Democratic
gahIs legal meetings were held There are sufficient
evidences of fraud to not only give us the county by
about majority the general ticket but also To de-
feat the election Of Mr.. Dckey, the only Democrat
claimed 10 have been elected from that county Represcn
atYe iu the LEGISLATURE. Boston ADJ.
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1t was greatly feared that the Of the Twenty-Five
would not reach 3Qruns, to prevent them from fol
lowing their inning but the fine cricket OF Geo Wright
prevented the disgrace OF such strong team being
beaten IN one inning and when the last wicket FELL 80
runs were scored.
Az Engi0nd-Secord Hning.-The Eleven sent Jupp
ana humphrey To the ba, In the second innings The
latter was bowled by Newha for four one wicket for
nine runs. Smith b0wed Newhall two wickets for
10 runs Griffith was caught by Newhall bowled East
wOoa two three wckets for 90 Tarrant caught Sender
at point bowled Eastwood six; four wckets for &c.
Mhn time was called Jupp not out for IT, and Lilly
white not out for one
The weather was delightful. but windy in the after
ue Harvard. Trimountan. and Lowell Clubs furnish
the nine To play against the nine crlcketers in the base
ban match, on Thursday.
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AUSTRIA.
THE NEW AMERICAN MINISTER

THE NEW AMERICAN MINISTER.
VIENNA Sept. 29-NIr Henry NJ Watts has had an
audience with the Emperor of Austria at which he
presented his credentials and was received as Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotcntiary OF the
United States to the Court of Vienna.
THE EMPEROR'S VISIT TO GALICIA.
The Ueiner PrcSSCn asserts that by the advice OF
Baron Won Beust the Emperor Francis Joseph has
declined to visit Gacia. The Governor OF that
Province who was unduy urgent in his solicitations
has been removed. The Bishop of Linz has been IN
dicted for issuing pastoral address against theiaws
passed by the late Diet.
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Spttial MOiitts.
Hr. Diilcai,ncls

OK GSHu,roSOy AroNLsD INDICATED FLUIDS TREAT
oF cArAREH DISEASES LuSGs AIR PAss.exs
To he Editor Of The Ne York Times We deem proper in
treatment Of these diseases should the make the follow
explanatory remarks: In practice Of inhalation instead of
plying the remedial agents the usual by the stomach
yy them directly the part affected and thus the his
stronghold The Ou this principle when he treats ulcera
ton Of the eyes tie surgeon when he upon the
surface Of the body aud why should take advantage Of the
direct methods since by the simple process Of inhalation apply
remedies at the diseased surfaces the ung This treat
all times safe and employed by the sensitive aud
delicate individual without eIeron fatigue. With experience
than twenty years devoted largely this particular branch Of
medical science have attained the following results treatment
ofCoummpton anil other diseases Of the Air Passages
M S CHRONIC CArAER disease which has hitherto been without
hope Mecaei ubaaous combined With the Of the Catauh
Syringe" have proved eminenty successful
d. IL AFFECTIONS THROAT. L,RYSx,
TR,cnzA Ilo,HsENEss Loss VOICE, BRoScHIrs,
p,rseyern bf the Aomter those difficulties
comparatively short ne when the usual applied have failed
II
o. In the G stage Consumption before the constitutional energies
o the stem haze broken Inhalation viii the progress
9th disease promote absorption Of uberees restore the wasted
energies system and with suitable Lygenc rla
cure 3, uuibs,ely established
ADy'scsp stages Consumption when
III. disease il cumscrbei si confined portion Of lung
good ground hope that the bercle' n'y be h"rb Or
perhaps deposit take place aud "ben 'oen has be-
gun ard expulsion Of the matter by rpecoi" 'u;
clvi, which 6nar heals and caii Or SCARED o under he
Influence 81 Mejcaed Limitations.
9th IL rnE when al hopeo saving the patient
is over When portion tie lug. broken dfa By liberation and
large cavities accompanied with darrhcl night 'wrais and
general poaon vital powers the system limitation though
il ay not be- able ruthless hand Of DEATH en affords the
greatest comfort sud relief
though le. certain In is curative power
aa when applied diseases Of the chest, speedily reSes the
pa,m, permanently b.eaks up The when many
Duration.
d. Deab,ck. Consumption Bronchitis Cit'rrh &c an
octave volume pages cOor Autographs aai eagayng' for sale
b, william Wood Co. EeEYork and Lindsay Bkiston Pbade
plii. Price = % sent free receipt Of price
Dr. pcnbAck professionally at his York Office NO.
BID ,y corner Seyenent,t on THURSDAY Friday Is, AID
zIofo-toer AMI on the sane DAYS each week
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TENNESSEE.
NASHVILLE MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
G.. Il T5.,.tch A.. ,L. Ci,ci,psti a. .ystte

NASHVILLE. Sept. 27.-The municipal election
in tins city yesterday. passed of pleasantly. although
the excitement was intense, ana the Republicans
over hc combination by majority of $40. The Demo
crats and boiling Republicans elected but one Alderman
and Councilman. The defeat is crushing as 1t was
uucVucted on the part Of the Democrats and
they are furious about it, The Runner of this morn
ing eyhorts employers IA discharge every cOOtcd
men Who voted with the Republicans The Democrats
brought ont larger vote than they have cast for years.
and concentrated upon TEOrnburg IL was tonght inc
Conservative vote reached 100 The boiling Republic
cans IL Is believed. cast about $50 The Democrats were
never more confident Of victory. believing THAT the IN
dcu pdeut ticket which claimed to be Republican, could
draw off sufficient vote to defeat the regular ticket
The result is hailed with pleasure by Tie Republicans al
over the state The Republican ticket was sustained 10y
The RcuublicU AID Mndts ZeiuHg and opposed by me
Pres and Tunes and the Democratic paperr.
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IRON FHONTS.

The increased demand for Iron Fronts of
Buildings. inducing many Of our ir.iciass iron cstab-
lisucnts devote particular attention 70 this style Of
architecture. The Novelty Iron Works were among the
.,t md rtasc This class II work for other parties
many year though 1t IS but recently that they have
adopted special branch ~ manufacture From the
the
4 .itr HuIsU 10 tnrlr wUrK tnry
the front rank In TIL, comparatively cass OF manu-
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EUROPE.
SPAIN.

TIE REVOLUTION EVERYWHERE successful
THE QUEENS CAUSE HOPELESS.
PARIS. Sept 29-The Mopitew has the following
news from Spain The city of Carthagena JOINS the
revolt Marshal Paiva, of the Royal Army at last
accounts was completely surrounded by the lnsur-
gent troops and is probably captured by this time
The Instruction is general throughout Spain. IL
is thought that Concha himself will soon JON the
.nsurgent Gen. SerranO The Rebels have retaken
S,ntander. Cadz has been declared a free port by
The revolutionsts The Paris journals despair OF
the Queens cause.
RESIGNATION OF THE CONCHAS-IliE QUEEN SUM
MONS A COUNCIL OF STATE.
The Queen of Spain still remains at San Sebastian.
She is attended by Carlos Marfor, one of the mem
Der, of the last Cabinet. The MOniteW says Jose de
Ia Concha at the head of the Government in Madrid,
and Manuel de la Coneha, in command of an army in
the deld, have both sent their designations to the
Queen In the communication they inform Her
Majesty that her refusal to return to Madrid unless
accompanied by her Minister, Marfori, destroys all
hope of checking the insurrectOn. The Queen has
cccped the resignation of the COnchas and has sent
for the Count of CheSte to form new Ministry. The
Queen has also summoned aCOmcil of State to meet
al san Sebastian.
INsURRECTION- IN MADRID-FLIGHT OF THE
QUEEN TO FRANCE-sLCKNEss OF EsPARTERO.
LONDON Sept. $40 p. m.-The following news
has been received from Spain tonight: Espartero,
Duke of Vittoria is sick. and unable to take an ac-
tive part in political affairs. Gen. Prim is hourly ex-
pcctcd to arrive with three iron-clads off Barcelona
Ii is believed that city will declare against the
Queen as soon as the fleet appears. 1t is rumored
that the instruction has at last broken out in Mad
,id and that Queen Isabella has left San Sebastian
aud crossed the French frontier.
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TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30

in back parlor Asthe windows OF the front parlor ad
mtted view into the back some very unruy rising
DemOcrasbOys between IL and IA years Of ageclimbed
upon the balcony and essayed 10 be unseemly demon
straye Beside, about $3.50 r. m number OF mere boys
with transparency which was emblazOned Ninth
Ward Democrats" marched up West Neutrality-suspicious.
and coming into McDOuCast halted in front OF the
AlsOp Mansion and gave three cheers and yell for
Little Mac" and then marched on. After that again
IAN quiet on the Potomac" The same was prevailing
completely at a very late hour
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKgT-s.pr. 20

The arrivals Beef Cattle this week unusually large and the
consequence somewhsi dull The offerings amounted t.
from 1c TO Be- for Fair Good Cat
and from o DC a. n for Prime Pennsylvania. Ohio and Virginia
stock made a, from &C. &c. y H.
SngEP-The supply sheep amounted TO 1900 head The de-
ver brisk and prices ruled from +c to STE H. gcss,
and from ~ TO - 20 each fpI stock Sheep.
OGs-Ths market also dull but remained shout the
head chan grj hands at from 10 ~ rs q 100 10
amounted 10 ITO bead at go 60 for
spnngers and from so 10 $40 for Cow and Cali
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the STATE or 7RIDE.


IHt IfTtNI TINVTtAN IAHhtI kFTVNIN
gifyfNNG Five lveuty bp1s. iJi Illinois Cen.
saars a Sugar % D. he pot duty paid aud p
Aryr fnr 80. r. Duici standard
Cotton mar - coe frner. Milling
Upanl. Jdln: MUdng Oraut %! 0 sale, dsy u
bales Rel Western HArat. ~ o.
P..Is. sept ~ --Baurst quiet; ksutes tlfr R'r.
Z. &C I, % Or. d.
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ST. LorIS. Sept. 20.-Thc first race at the
Iarc- course to-day Tor the saloon purse Of $780,
milo heat. ffrr Cor L The entrc, Likn. Tran
Sit MrlcOlm TIE ir.t heat won by Mllcom.aud the
The second race Tor the Pos, stable stakes, mile heats
Tor iouycar olds entrance $780, the ASSOCIATION adding
U.2lp. Pautagcnct. WoiOrd. aud Victory ran. Plan
r..ruG won the race Ia two straight heats Time
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ALBANY CATTLE NARKgT-sypr. 20

Tie dennd cattle to-day seiys bn, the quality eonpss
lively low prices idlc y ~ live weight total supply
sales yesterday and to-day 1900 head TEXAS
ranged from h o. Illinois State and Michigan 7da aud Ohio
Michigan sheep d6e. Lambs ate There de-
Hogs Michigan case, State aud Illinois oSlOic receipts
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cAYRRInGR CATTLE MARKRT-srrr. %

Beef Ii3 head the market fair and prices
unchanged bat Inclined favor Of buyers EItra xJ 50dt t
Quality x2ds1 second Quality, sldS IS Sheep aud Lambs
Receipts ss had the demand good and Last weeks pnee
WEI. maintained: Extra sold at S1G - 50 v head
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MIRRIED.

-WESTHRyELT- TUESDAY. Sept 49, by the Rev Dr.
striker Peter Moore " Miss ku Wssseyslt ~ Of this elt'
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Troy, Sept. GA game was played here day
between the hautics ana Haynakers, which resulted
the defeat Of the latter the standing: Aantcs 10
iaymaEer-
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COURT oP ATPElLs-ptT CALENDAR
sept - The the ds c.rlitr for
Nos, 80. n, u. u. III -, u, H. u ~ 20
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", ay, sold rkSKrrs EXTRACTS or cooking papo for several
and hm equal have had hitherto aud tnd them
gradually growing 10 the public avot . O.
y.xyo, Gen, q 1863
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DIED.

wARRRs-COx-Oa Tuesday Sept 20 by the Rev s. Halliday
W. W. Warren and Miss George Cor. all Of this cisJ
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COOPER INSTITUTE,

COOPER lNSIl
Of WEDNESDAY EVENING SEPT 49, At O'CLOCK
which will lie addressed by GALLANT DEFENDER or TIKI
IRISH RACE Senator JOHN COyYgSs following euiarns
speakers:
Gen JAMES L. KIERSAN, Col JAMES OC0NNOR tos,l,
DaSiEL n IYDDY ESQ Gen PATRICK H. JONES,
Haa PATRICK CORBEfT Capt W H. GRACE. others
-Come one come all everybody and anybody will be welcome 70
f Whist Inen favor Of Grant and Collar Gns~od
Cornell ni the Why they should De eSsie svp p
NicHAxL CnKGAS Chairman Committee Of Arrangement
Ipion Republican General COmmittee.-An adjourned
meeting of this Committee will be held WEDNESDAY EVENING
Sept 49, 1865 corner Of % and Broadway at o'clock
Executive Committee will meet at o'clock precisely.
THOS MURPHY. President
4 J. PITT e T., MA, Secretaries.
Grant C0lix. GriswOId and CoSneilTuSl2S VIC
TORY AND PBACK he Grant ard Colh1 Che VAL hSd Pooe
meeting on WEDNESDAY EVENING. sept 30 at "A o'clock at ash
,non Ila [ he neeipg The Hon Rufus r. Andrews. Col
Tm,. Van Buren the Charles tie Hon nes
Hon Edgar Ke1chau aud g. oSe. s;9 p Front
~, ~ RopvurS 49, CAPT. b.. PAGB (s.c.
co "a wxRsyES Vice Prest~ RDG, AK KErcHAx, jr }'
Union Republican General Commiitee-The regular regular
Of Tue Commits wi, be he'd Fri EvE 81
FREEMAN j. FiTHIAS, Chairman.
g Ts p 8 sa%Ss.. Secretaries.
Union Republican General C0npittee.-An aloururd
meeting toe Executive Committee Of the above Committee Will be hei
st. on WEDNESDAY EVENING, sept % At 4 o'clock:
wv DRuMnoND g., john COChRANB, Chairman
CH,s 5. STRONG b
Union Republican Association of the Fifteenth Assem-
bIy District, viii hold MASS MEETING.
80 To Ra the Nomination Of
GRANT and COLFAN'GRlSWOLDa nd CORNELL.
WEDNESDAY, EVENING sept 90 at u oe.ocS In the Large
Hall cor Of Eghthaye and Thirty Addresses by Gen H.
en- srf Hon Rufus p Andrews Singing hy the Rocky Mounss
Glee Club rSFrout Seats Reserved for LaGirs ,,, -,
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Jo.xPH BURNETT Co. Sole ProprietcpL
No n C.u,r.l, Boston No. 5s2 broadway. New'fork.
These Ertract, sale every where three sIes
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QoIitital gOtit,s.

Irishmen by Birth.
AMERICANS BY ADOPTlONi
THB IRISH REPUBLICAN, CAMPAIGN CLUB OF NEW YORK
Ul hold
GRAND RATIFICATION MEETING
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THE SPANISH REVOLUTION.

According to the dispatches received through the
Gable informing us of the state of affairs in SPAIN
both the army and navy seem destined to play an
Important part in the present revolutionary move
1ucnt in that country. OBJECTIONS from the former
10 the ranks of the evoutiOnsts have already taken
place to considerable extent and the last ship" of
the latter we are told, has joined the rebel cause"
few particulars about them Will not therefore be
ont of place and as the navy appears to have taken
the lead IN pronOuncing against the Governments
We give il the first place
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Total population. i'.'OAo|o
From the foregoing il will be seen that OF the ola
provinces. Mancha, Estranadura. ana Catalonia,
are the only three which are not in revolution so
that in fact nearly every part Of the Kingdom Is IN
state of insurrection Even where the present PROV
jnces are not mentioned by name as sharing Ia the
movement the Cable dispatches indicate the pres
uce of revolution within their borders by referring
IN them under the names by which the old divisions
into which they were cut up were known Thus. al
thongh none Of the existing provinces Of what was
formerly New Castillo were at brst mentioned by
name AS the theater Of disturbances yet we were IN
formed a few days ago in general terms that
lie nroyinces of Old and New CASTLE were
In insurrection and now q dispatch
received last night brings the intelligence that
M,.dud il in arms seanst Queen Isabelias Govern