The Portland daily press., 1868-12-15
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MADRID, Dec 14.--It is though the republi-
can instruction at Cadiz will be suppressed
to-day without shedding blood. All foreigners
lett The city some days ago, fearing general
civil war.
About 30 persons have been arrested for at
tempting to incte the working men of the CITY
TO rebel against the government.
The instruction in Cadiz has terminated
with the surrender of the insurgents. Many of
them desired to deposit their arms at the
American Consulate instead of delivering them
up TO government authorities, but General De
Roda refused to allow them to so dispose of
their weapons, and held them to strict COM
pllance with the terms of his proclamation.
CADIz, Dec. 14.-The instruction here is an
end. The insurgents have given up their arms
and returning to their homes Perfect quiet
now prevails and there are no indications of
the recent disturbances, except the patrols of
soldiers in the streets and military guards
around the public buildings.
GREAT BRITAIN.
LONDON Dec. 4-The Times this morning
has an article on the newspaper postal system
in use in the United States. The writer eulo.
glzes the American policy of permitting news
papers to be forwarded through the mails at
low rates of postage, whereby the general dit
fusion of knowledge is prompted and encour-
gid; praises the liberality of the free ex-
change system for the benefit of the press, and
hopes the time will soon come when Enplapd
will adopt the entire American plan which
time has proved to have been so successful and
beneficial ia that country.
Gladstone has issued an address to the cleo
tors OF Greenwich preliminary to his relation
from that borough rendering necessary by his
acceptance of the ministerial office. He saws
alter the part taken by him in the movement
for the disestablishment of the Irish Church
1t was impossible for him to decline the task of
forming ministry He trusts the administra-
ton will deserve the confidence of the country.
ana promises to afforf fo tbo
measures which he urged while out of office
Iu the House of Commons petitions have
been presented contestng elections of 81 Lib
erals and 81 Conservative members for bor-
oughs.
Lord Clarendon, the newly appointed Secre-
tary tor Foreign Affairs, held a levee Satur-
day, which was attended by Hon. Reverdy
Johnson and Hon. Arson Burlingame.
FRANCE.
PARIS Dec. 14.-The Moniteur ts-dav nub
fishes in an extra issue the following important
Intelligence from Madrid: -,
The insurgents in Cadiz are yielding to the
terms set for h in q proclamation issued by
General Coballero. De Roda surrendered yes
terday, and the people have given up their
arms to government. The troops now hold all
quarters of the city.
The Correspondence of Madrid saws the
Duke OF Montpensier had previously made an
offer of his personal services to the Provisional
government to assist in suppressing the revolt
IN Cadlz, and that this action on the part of
the Duke was prompted by the belief that the
lnsurrection was a movement instigated and
conducted by the Carlist party.
The Etendard says the great powers will con-
tlnue their efforts to settle the dispute between
Turkey and Greece, and they do not vet des-
pair OF success.
VIENNA, Dec 14.-The Ministerial Budget
has been made public. The deficit for the year
1869 is estimated at $500 ,0OO