The Montana post., 1868-12-18

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rne Sew spanish ExebeIIIon.

E.---fs- than st first reported.
1s5l--tul. from Cad.z announcing the sur
rs-I0f taa insurgents. prove erroneous. On
p. f-.r Inv of the revolt the insurreCtIonlsts
.,a=lsi in taking some pieces of artillery
~ lave occupied an important position.
-. U.-nIl. az the head of considerable
-5--9-v i1-cp, l. preparing Tor vigorous as
-5r In gaiiz. The National guards are EN-
--.rsl rB keep order and protect property in
Il.rIl- .,
49, towns and an alarming state Of affairs.
tg VI r1iIr j. the only town in revolt A
Iz expected momentarily at Catalonia.
t-7rs and munitions have been landed at
-.Tr. IL Is said the parties in revolt are well
---rf5=I, have plenty of money. and are de-
,rr---r.gll 10 fi-lt 70 the last. The American
~. s-. fssuacted- Both parties will seek
-.--arrIrg from the American Consul at Ca
FL. Id. aH American war vessel i In port, and
81 Danish and ItllIau vessels are placed at
-r. Ei-7.1-5I of the American Consul.
1r7rr Flca families are leaving spain. Gen.
p-zr El- gone 20 AudalusiA-
V-l4IE, Dec. I2.-The arinistice, prepared
---. -4vs. la- been agreed 70 with the iusur-
--rt. gl CldiE Tor burial Of the dead and TO
-.-..- women and children to leave the city
t- rho conclusion combined attack will be
-..lr F. rla troops aud feet on that portion
--,i armed seven hundred convicts from the
--.-las and -alleys- It Is estimated the Teb-
- .u CzIiE number three thousand.
Ltfa-.-Ila insurgents of Cadiz have de-
---HlsI terms Of Capitulation which, il Is un-
.a-.tarl. the Government Is disposed to grant
The proposals for capitulation made by the
---sTr-lnts Of CaliE we're rejected at the
ayrirTtiou Of the armistice hostilitfes were
-..lm=t and a desperate conflict took place.
Artillery was used by the troops and insur-
cents The loss IN killed and wounded was
El4yy on both sides The result of the battle
e. a. T-.-.- . h..
,ftv and surrounding posts. The rebels have
isIly-l within the Hotel de Vile all the for
st-a c0usuls they could seize, and hope by
thls they viii be able To prevent ihe threat
saal bcmbariment of that portion Of the
rffv 6y the vessels of war lying in the barbOr-
News from C1diz TO a late hour says the in
-ur-sutS of that city Stlll occupied the Hotel
ls VILE and surrounding houses, and have
erected blrTicades. Government troops occu-
rIel Custom house buildings in the neIghbor>
hood All foreign cOnsuls have taken refuge
pa the Custom house.
The evil Governor of Cadiz fed to San Fer
l5udo.
The insurgents forced into the ranks all
ablp-bldied men, prison convicts, and former
royll guards Joined the insurgents.
London, Dec. 3-AlIdnight--The dis
patches from Madrid to- day are Official. The
iiazette slys there are no dispatches from Ca
liz owing TO dlSarrangement of the wires.
y
ri0tism, not TO the force OF the troops who
Gre on their coUntTymen. The government
commander l. certain of the prompt sup
preston of the revolt. Reports intimate
rising IF the CarlIsts In Aragon. Latest dis
patches say the political agitation through
out Spain Is very great. Capitalists are leav-
ng the country, and there is much alarm
among all classes of community The gov
eminent authorities are IN receipt OF cOmmu-
uIyaJions from many portions of the country
promising and 20 suppress the rebellion. The
insurgents In Cadiz held strong positions. The
President of the Republican Committee has
not yet arrived from Seville The insurrec-
tI0naTy government has not extended beyond
CIiE.
The Cuban Revolt.
New York, Dec. IA Havana letter of
the 9th says the Cuban insurgents number
l5,OOd.
Private letters from Cuba express confidence
IN the success of the insuTrectIOn. The Ha
DIaTia to-day reports a sharp skirmish
between the troops aud insurgents near Man
muIll0. The troops captured large number
of horses. The Diaria also states that since
the recent battles 400 rebels have voluntarily
-Iv"u themselves up and received pardon.
The reyolutionists are constantly receiving
reIulorcements and arms.
-EeIna EruPts Beautifully.
Herald's special from Valentia, dated
Dee. q. says that dispatches from Sicily report
fresh eruption of Mt. 1Etna. On Friday
night the volcano broke out with increased
violence, ejectng fame and lava until five
o'clock this morning. Torrents of lava de-
vastaud the surrounding country, and ashes
from the crater fell on the town of Acireale,
aud were blown even into the streets of Mes
slna. At last accounts, the mountain was
suyelOped in smoke and labored with deaf
snIng detonatIOns. Great crowds gathered on
the northern shore of Malta to witness the
magnificent spectacle, which, though l20
miles distant, Is distinctly visible.
English Appointments.
The following Ministers and officers of
State are appointed Sergt. Grifford for Lord
Chief Justice of the Queen, Bench; Dufory,
CHANCELLOR of the Duchy of Lancaster; Ed
ward sullivan, Atty General for ireland;
IhOs. Geo. BrOluing, Baron of NoTthbrook,
Tor Secretary of War; Mr.. Vivian, for Treas
ny aud Lord Supervisor of Military Expen-
1tures.
The appointment of Earl spencer for Lord
Lieutenant of ireland is officially announced.
The IrrePressIbIe Released.
London, Dec 12.-Geo. Francis Train has
been liberated, the plaintiffs having with>
drawn their suits Train has issued wrIts
sgniust the Marquis of Abercomb, Lord 1t. of
Ireland. for false impIisonment, laying DANA
ses az 100000, and against the Ebbervale
steel CO., for $4,000. He sails In the Aus
italian tomorrow.
Troubles In Maryland.
Baltimore, Dec. IS.-Advices from the re-
slons Of the Allegheny Coal Company state
nat since the assassination of Douglass Love,
highly respectable citizen, intense consters
l2uOn prevails throughout the whole coun-
ny lt has been discovered a secret order
exists among the Irish laborers, who have
sent threats to many citizens on the principle
gi The hu Nlux Khan, TO leave or remain at
the peril Of their lives. Collins have been
sent 20 some with threats of death. Others
aaEe been similarly warned. committee
/ now in baltimore endeayoriDg to get Gov
sSaun TO offer a reward of SIC, 900 for the
IMPRESSION of the X. X. X. They offer TO
iay the largest share of the reward them
.slve. This affair has partially suspended
NE mining operations.
England Enters into the Chinese
treaty.
London, Dec. 13.-Lord Clarendon has in
Iormet the foreign Ministers formally of ne
EQUATIONS for the treaty of commerce to be