The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-09-24
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MADRID, september zls
A royal decree has been issued ao
cepting the resignation of all the min
listers and naming Jas. Concha as Pres
ever, formed a new ministry.
The Gazette to-day announces that q
revolt had taken place in Cadiz and
Seville. The Government has formed
three military divisions, comprising
Catalonia. CASTLE and Andalusia, un-
der command of Pezula, Mannela,
Concha and NoYal 1Zher. They have
decided to attack the insurgents.
The Captain General of Madrid has
published q notice which he has posted
on all the corners of the streets, for
bidding any assemblies of the people.
A provisional government has been
formed at Seville, which has declared
Espartero as President. The forces OF
the Insurgents are estimated at 1900
soldiers and IL ships of war. with 5000
seamen. The revolt makes progress.
The Queen left st. Sebastol at mid
night.
PARIS, September %.
Madrid is quiet and Trada has been
appointed Minister. Marine news from
the provinces Is contradictory.
The Queen attempted to return to the
Capital, but finding the roads in the
possession of the enemy she returned to
San Sebastian, where she remains
The rebels everywhere are proclaiminR
Espartero as President. Bravo and
other ministers have arrived in France.
The Moniteur to-day In an article on
the speech of King William, delivered
at Hamburg, says his words show his
faith in peace.
LONDON, September o.
The Times Paris letter says Prim,
the leader of the insurgents, has left
Paris for Spain, meeting the exiled
Spanish Generals at Cadiz. Capt. Wal
camps, of the Spanish iron clad Sara
gOsa who Joined the insurgents, brought
his guns to bear upon the barracks at
Cadiz and compelled the royal troops
garrasoning the city to surrender. The
city having pronounced for the revolu-
tion, each General proceeded to other
places and raised the standard of in
surrection.
at the New Market races yesterday
the first race was won by Ranooli, and
the second by Athena.
It is announced to-day that the
sessions of the proposed peace Congress
will be held at Bernes
Mr.. johnson, the American Minister,
in reply to an address presented by the
town council of Leeds yesterday, said
there were but few differences between
England and the United States, and
these were unimportant, because they
could be amicably adjusted without
furnishing the honor of either country.
He hoped for speedy settlement of
these differences, and should devote all
his energies to that end. He would re-
gret that If either in coming 10 an
agreement should suffer in Its own
opinion or that of the world. The
United States would certainly do Moth
ing to detract from its own reputation,
and he knew that Great Britain would
not tarnish her honor.
LONDON, Sept. 23-evening.
The following additional news has
been received from Spain: The forth
fed town of Santona, in the Province
of Santana, has pronounced for the
revoIutionists. The railroad and tele-
graph lines in the southeastern part
have been cut and rapid communica-
tion destroyed. The excitement at
Madrid is increasing.
LONDON, Sept. 23-9. p. 81.
The following news from Madrid is
official: General Novalietiez of the
royal army, is at the head OF a large
force, and has gone to Andalusia.-
Troops have also been sent 10 San
tando.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. %.
Letters from Egypt state that the
yield of cotton in that country this
year will be enormous.