The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-06
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iadieAir nc sucenss ~ The Spanish rev.
olutinn Ttc lnsarrecsion now prevails
thrsashous Spain and the PARIS Jour
nails generally despair o. The Qaeen's
cause The rApidity with which this
revolution has spread is really marvel
ous No noteworthy czertion 70 quell
the iasHuection has been made The
Queen had aaih hoe al san Sebastian
one Of The odd ministers. against whom
the popular rage was chiefly directed,
and ON whoso discharge even the chiefs
Of the royal party insisted But The
Queen indignantly spurued al advice,
accepted the resignation Of the new
Prime Minister, Concha. and declared
that she would return TO Madrid with
her iavorite minister This stutborn-
ess seems 10 have poured oil into the
fire, and alienated the few prominent
men who hitherto remained loyal. -
Abandoned by all, the Queen, il is re.
ported, has crossed the French from
tier.
The New York Tribune says;
She VIII not fail 10 implore the aid OF
France against nation which she de-
clAres consists chiefly Of robbers and as
sassins VIII France dare to inter
fere Louis Napoleon undoubtedly
hates the revolutionary movements,
and would be highly displeased both
with the election Of the Duke Of Mont
pensier and the establishment OF the
Republic. The decree Of the Minister
Of the Interior, prohibiting Spanish raj.
ugees from crossing the frontier, as an
open act Of hostility against the Nation,
al party, but il may be doubted wheth-
er France will 60 further The guer-
rilla war against the first Napoleon
must still be in the remembrance o
Louis Napoleon, and any act Of French
interference would undoubtedly lead &c
close alliance between the new Gov
eminent Of Spain and Prussia
LONDON, Sunday, October 4.
Marshal Serrano, accompanied by
seven generals Of the army, entered
Madrid on Saturday in triumph. ~
Great preparations were made for hi,
reception, the streets and buildings
public and private, were superbly dec
Grated and q large civic and militar,
procession escorted the generals thro
the city The houses, sidewalks anc
public squares along the route of tn,
procession we're crowded with citizens
who received the generals with wild en-
thusiasm. The procession WAS follow
ed by parade and review Of the ma
tional guard. This was a great parrot
ic display and made the occasion o
striking manifestations of the popular
will. The troops carried side by sid,
with their flags banners, on which were
inscribed, Down with the Bourbons,
Sovereignty of the people" "Relig
ious Liberty, Free Education" ant
other notices OF similar character
At the termination Of the review, Mar.
shall Serrano made a patriotic address
to the immense multitude Of citizens
and soldiers in the conrse OF which ht
announced that he had united with Ger
Prim in calling Mrashal Espartero
duke of Victoria, to the head OF The
state. The formation Of new cabine
had been completed, and is composed
as follows: Mrrhal Serrano, pres; Gas
tello, minister of commerce; Tofre, min
lister Of the marine; Aguirro, minister
Of justice; Gen Prim, minister OF war
Aleyago, minister of foreign affairs, anC
Madoz, minister Of finance. Manuel d,
La Concha has been arrested. Gen
Prim is announced to be adverse to |
republic in Spain. Vessels Of the Eu
ropean squadron of the United State
navy are off the Spanish coast. 1t il
announce d that the great powers o
Europe will allow their diplomatic re
lations to remain in statu quo.
PROTEST PROM QUEEN ISABELLA.
Queen Isabella has issued protes
against the revolution in Spain. Th,
document argues that force has beer
used by the rebels to depose the thron,
of Spain, and declares the act of Jun
ia established by the revolutionists no
binding upon the people.