The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-23
SERIOUS TROUBLES IN NEW ORLEANS
SOUTHERN POLITICAL NEWS
A HORRIBLE RAILROAD ACCIDENT
FOREIGN NEWS By CABLE.

EORElsN NEWS bI sAhbb.
LONDON, Sept. 2l-Midnight.-The follow.
ing additional intelligence has been received
Of the insurrcctlon In Spain:
Concha is at the head Of tho royal troops.
Brincr, Prime Minister, who recently re-
signed, has fcd.
The Queen is at san Sebastian. The road
between that place and Madrid is so infested
with revolutionists that the Queen will not
make her journey at present.
Martial law has been proclaimed throughout
Spain.
The Pdiric yesterday afternoon publishes the
following furnished by the Spanish Ambassa-
dor in that city: "Madrid Is quiet, though
the people src much excited. Tho troops are
faithful. AT Cadiz also the troops and citi.
zcns are fsithful, but the garrison Ia REIN
forced as a precautionary measure. Other
towns throughout the country are quiet"
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LONDON, September % NUon.-Tho telc.
graph wires in Spain arc disordcred in every
direction. The news received ia uncertain and
contradictory. Generals Prim and Dc Roda,
AZ the head Of the insurgcnt furces, are march
Ing on the capital.
PARIs, Sept. "a report iH current that
the Minister Of War will instantly issue or
ders for dismissal to their homes of eighty
thousand men from their homes on furlOugh.
TRIESTE, sept. "a dcputation of Greek
citizens waited upon Admiral Farragut to.
day, and returned thanks for the sympathy
which the United States had manifested for
the patriots in Gambia. The Admiral, In reply,
said the people of America not only sympa-
thized with the Crotans, but would aid as far
as possible the cause of liberty in Crete.
BERLIN, Sept, o2.-The King OF Prussia has
returned to this city from his tour through the
Northern States.
PAIls, Sept 22.-Boursc, steady rcntes, Gs
fr. s. centimcs.
LoNuuH, Sept. 2" -Evcning.-It Is rumorcd
that the Spanish fleet of Cadiz has opened
fire on that city, where, at last accounts the
citizens ard troops remained firm for the
Queen.
PARIS, sept. 22.-Onlcial dispatches from
spain admit that the instruction has broken
out at Madrid and in Seville; but its existence
in Murcia and 0slicia is denied.
DUBLIN, Sept. GA party of sixty persons
all armed, and many Of them mounted, made
an attack on the house of II Mr.. Justice, near
Cork, last night, and stripped 1t OF arms,
which they carried of. The movement was
directed by an American. No opposition was
OntTtu anu hhFC DctH
Patrick DOran and Daniel MoriNrity, con.
yicted OF Fcnian outrages In Australia, some
time ago, have been pardoned on the condl-
ton that they do not 80 TO Ireland.
Michael Hanley, Of this city, who was con.
vctcd Of being Fcnian, has been pardoncd.
L"NnoH, sept. 22.-rhc people of the Prov
inccs Of Coruna, Lugo, Orcnsc, PoutcredrH,
Murcia, hlbnCetc, liuesca, SearagoBsa, and
TOTnCl have pronounced for the revolutions
lists. The rebels are very strong in Barcelona,
Tarragonn, Lcvida, and Corona. 1t is said
that the sovereignty OF the people and an ap.
peal to the nation arc the war cries Of the in.
surgcntH.
PAHIs, Sept. 22.-The MOmheu has the fol.
lowing in regard TO the royal army of spain;
General CUucha's brother has been ordered
to command the centre, General Chester com.
mands in Catalonia, AragOn and Valencia,
| and General Novalichcz in Andalusia.