Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-15

81, .-,,;,r4-,.,o 49,. MADRID, Dec, 13.
., General Roda has transmitted a,commu-
hit.atiot that on being appraised OF events
in Cadiz he had left, Lisbon to offer his SER
vices to the Provisional Government. The
Provisional authorities say that they re-
spects him tor his intentions, but he must
return Immediately to Lisbon. General
Roda yesterday issued The folio wing proc.
lamation9to the inhabitants of ,Cadiz :4oyo
A revolution incited and fomented By
the secret eneniiesi of 1thei countrys has al
ready heluged with; blood the streets fof
this beautitui city. 1t has found no echo
in any other part of the peninsula. G Iihave
come to suppress this rebellion with the
forces placed at my disposal by our Gov
ernroent. Lay down Y1nr arms and your
lives shall be saved. This, l guarantee in
the name OF the Government, upon whose
clemehcy you may relystSuch are the only
means by which the insurgents will escape
being treated with intiexibIe rigor. | viii
grant you until Tomorrow atsnoon, 8 in orr
der that the old men, women and children
and citizens may be peaceably removed
and Withdraw from the townJs1t will not
be my fault. if with the meaEs of attack
which the imperiohs law OF necessity COM
pels me to employ, there should come! for
Cadiz dayaot mourning aud ruin. i shall
regret such a result to the bottom OF my
heart, hut shall do my duty. uGl HHGei
This proclamation produced; a marked
impression on the insurgents, who sent
delegation, ,5with the United States Consul
to General Calbeno, and offered to place
their arms in such hands. General ROda
expects to enter Cadiz te-day.I Notwith-
standing Rnda's proclamation there are va
rious- accounts OF collisions in different
parts of, Spain. BITTERNESS between the
Republicans and Monarchists still contin-
ues. 5hl ti'" '5'' L ''-"" '''f '-''
Foreigners Leaving Cadiz. ihd
bin q. -..-EJ2s4q MADRID, Dec. ID.
Foreigners have left CadizJ it is thought
the insurgents will be bloodlessly sup
pressed. 10 dlo" 'Ej ''E54 hsf = f'5@ 'i'I
Postal System. -'hH 81 ii'II
niszts v.tas zidi lo LONDON, Dec. IA.
The Times hopes England will adopt the
American newspaper postal system. ~ ,-,I
,-tc! Return, of Ilinisters.q4I 5;n1
.uafV !f,,4 al, MARsEILLEs, Dec. IA. 3
Advices from Sapkaw, China, report the
safe return. of two ministers of the Lon
don " esleyah Mission. While travelling
through China they were well treated.-
They zsawlabhndanee OF coal and evidences
of gold, silver, lead and iron mines. The
Catholic missions are very numerous, and
cofiverts were numbered BY hundreds OF
thousands. igTsGs anR ltlf3u 3;Htgf' !"
surrender of the Insurgents L at
-GIisoiq 5tr,gG Cadiz. ems s.-qmaf 10
.2ui9asa oyis--2gs I'd PARIS, Dec. 14sii
The Monituer to-day publishes in an ex=
ira issue the following Gimp portant aintelli-
gence from Madrid, The insurgents in
Cadiz, yielding 20 tile terms set forth in the
proclamation Issued by Gen. Caballero De
Roda. surrendered yesterday, and the peo-
pie have given up their arms to othe Gov
ernment. The troops now hold all quar-.
ters Of the city. 4,.f s:.,,g, -,
Outlet in CadfZ. g..
. si-'s 'A- en- l'-'a'-- CAD1z, Dee. IA. 81.
The insurrection here is at an end. The
insurgents have given up their arms to the
military officers, and the people generally
are returning the arms which they had se-
creted at their homes. Perfect quiet now
prevails and there are no indications of the
recent disturbance except patrols of sol--
diers in the streets and military guards
around the Hotel dejVhle and other pub