New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-02
FOR IGN NEWS.
SPAN.


bsbes proclamation Of the Provisional Government
rronouncing the deposition Of Queen Isabella pro
claiming the sovereignty Of the people ana CON
Gliding with dcnuneiaton Of the Bourbons Inc.
heading bankers and merchants Of And.Iusa have
oe.r,d % ,he Provisional Government loan Of
II 10000 reals.
INV NATIONAL MILITIA CALLED or.
Tie Provisional Janta has issued proclamation
ealing out the National Militia
TIE PROVISIONAL JUNTA ORGANizED-PREsI-
DENT MADOZ
IovpoN, Octl.-Madrd is quiet. The Provisional
Junta has been organized with Mado2 as President
No measures have yet been taken looking TO the
fntare Of the country beyond denouncing the plan
for republic nor win there be until the arrival at
the Capi1al OF Gems Prim and Serrano The battle
between Tayla a,d StrTano occurred at Aicola near
Cordova and was very snort There NeIe but few
Losses
ANEW CANDIDATE FOR rHE THRONE.
The .uecess Of the revolutionary movement N
Rpain ending as i has in the expulsion Of Queen
Jsabel!a gives rise TO much speculation as 10 her
probable successor on the Spanish thI0ne 10 IL
generally believed that tie known dislike Of tie
Emperor Napoleon to the Orleans family is fatal TO
lilo hopes Of tho MontpensieTs aud that Caliist
viii be chosen to rule over Spain is regarded as I'M
possible. Tho ancient rights OF the House Of Savoy
io the throne Of Spain are beginning TO be discussed
aud The Due of Aosta tho second son OF King Victor
Emmanael. is talked Of as an available candidate
ANOTHER INrrRvIEw OF TlIP QUEEN WITH
mn ENsEROR--IIIE CASTLE OF TAU As
SICNED 10 HER.
pAIIs oct La Trance to-day discusses the pros
poets Of Spain and predicts that the present revoiu
lion there VIII DO followed by violent civil war
The h0..cU this morning gives the following ac-
count Of the late movements Of tue Spanish Court
Her Majesty. the Queen Of Spain, and the members
Of the Roya. family who were with heT 90 San seDas-
tan crossed Tie frontier or the t0th ult They i'm
mcdr,civ proceeded 20 BiarItz wlero tie Queen
had an interview with the Emperor Napoleon, and
The Empress Eugenie After brief delay, the Queen
aud family JEFF. Biarrtz for the castle of Pau which
has been ilnod 10 Her Most Catholic Majesty as
residence during her soioum in TIaucc' - is Ic-
ported that Manuel de Ia Coucha and tic Count Of
Chcsto lave lett Spain fOr France.
ARRIVAL OF GES PRIN AND SERRAN0 AZ MAD-
RlD-REVOLT ~ BARCELONA.
M.rurn Oct 1-Gen Prim and Marshal Serrano
lavo sa.vol heTe Tho citizens arc oIming tlem-
selves, and have occupied the guard-hoases and me
various military posts within and around inc cll5'
Tie tv 90 BARGE Iona has joined tho revolution The
Count Of CIese has fed from Spain. The foreign
residents arc sending doputations 70 the Provisional
,uocess Of the patriotic movement
NApFrp Oct 1-AFIERNOON.-ILo Marquis a.
Koyalictcz died in this city tins morning from hs
wounds Gen Calonge whilo preparlns TO fly To-.
Is:noe was arrested and handed TO the Royoiu-
tonary .Iuuta az Burgos. Tho City Of Madrid IS per
focty c,iiet Gems Prim and serrano have not vet.
arrived here Don Sebastian, q son OF the late IN
fanta Pedro q gIaud uncle OF tie Queen, advised
the Queen 20 lnaugurate a civil waT; but The Basque
= a.. l.. rt.,rf mr. r.f..u Ir A
purpose The BasQne Provinces have siaoo given IN
taciI adhesion TO tAo revolution
TIE PRESIDENT OF TIE pEQyIS OVAL
JUNTA OF MADRID,
Tasea, Nadoz who has been chosen Pesi-
dcut tne Provisional Tuuta % Madrid Is Statesman
Of considerable reputation, woo has for the last years
taken active part a. The AFFAIRS az ~ go. hy &c e
ara o "a Was ens 10 the University W sarag1s-a t0 study
law DHrirs te rorbes OF 1873 arising from tine nei
,,os atf.n OIL Ferdinand VII 20 establish despotsm i'm
spain. ,...eigl he was only youth, he took an aeye
part n Ie 1eiai m 9v,inen thd was ols on tle %
or Castle OF Non When " was bcseged ~ rue
Of tsaf place ho was oaptlred by Tic French aud drown
in:o pison. IaIc h5 sclualacd fOr sefeli1 months
lie subsequently Ie,9m LIS stlQ-e3' ana
his diracns rs doctor OF laws, but le was
short TINE after expelled the University, Oh the In'-
tense that ne had profesed Jansenst opinions amt ltO
hib I'D eaooug The bar 5efOe he had attained the
without rsso1rccs. De withdrew TO France. .ud resided
Tours ih tire decree u amnesty proclaimed by tne Re
Try. on arriving in spain he established himself in the
Cty Barccicf, whore he found employment in editing
commenced 0y &c rno. and continued by that vHcr 10
rho letter r. re assisted, also compiling Collection
Celebrated Trials That pat ~ tle work dc, oled 20
epau De.ug assigned TO hn and ai the same time eded
'rhe Catalan an Opposition journal IA 1910 he name
t o. -, t ~ ,' w. ie5r,, - the valley ~ Arran
heiag Indebted isr e latter post 10 the ygOr WIN
90 months at the head oi baa "a OF IIlla ana yonn
q deputy CdTiez Tor tiro Igyyneo " ierida.
position which ho held f0f - YEAR, di.eargng 40 duueS
tsane Rsiaftero. and played important part III TIE
stgtc Hllcs ens-d 10 Ile oYgtni9" OF me i@ geil ~
in TIE now Government as Minister OF Fnaucc ard scat
the bonrt f the Supreme Court was OAIcd hiinln
srseVs - tho Rcac0ruy party. and lew months ater
We fnd lu taroWR into prison. aole ~ioi' Jls mend
ms release Pc no took hs place IN the ranks o. the
CONSTITUTIONAL Oppos pq, Asen the revop'ion OF le5f
use ans influence Tor i.aets % 81 eud the struggle
between the woflJncn AID he manufacturers Of pat
city ana prohlpiy RESPONDING "a the call, he ola hot
MS cOnciaOry efforts ninth anneab e relations had
been restored he was appointed Governor o barcelona
lstraton by tie energy with Which he cOmbatcd the
cholera when u appeared tht ro ~ ~ eiIdel ana Ior
tho measures Of relief which e gluatci FOR he relief Of
Tie sufferers from the ysatiO, at The city awarded bin
cvic crown and inscribed te services WHICH he bad
offered him the grand Of Isabella
aud Of Charles ILL., aud the titeef Count u IFomp lie
refused these houOrs, and returning Co the cCrtcs as
tlple citizen lie became recognized the chef of tiat
Irogrcssist party, aud Was cectcd President 81 ZIG
Chamber by almost unaur1ols vote. IN 1855 be was
appointed minister OF Finance N which capacity he pro
posed tho law cecroeine tho Immediate stle " a the
property belonging 10 the State charitable and edqca
tonal establishments TO tho parishes and the clergy
This bold measure encountered great opposition, cs-
IeCiaily nom the Church whOse Fight % acquire
aud hold property had been recognized Dy The Conco1iat
Of 1901 bat 10 carried IN The COr'cs aud being sane
toned although wtn great reneiaee py ne queen
subject which were then prgFessing Dut afierwmd !ed