New-York tribune., 1868-10-12
pRIM's PROCLAMATION IN cADIz.

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The following is the proclamation issued ~
Cadz by the revolutionary leaders after the city had
been captured: People Of Codiz! Viva liberty! Viva
the sovereignty of the nation! Yesterday you were
grOaning under the yokeloi despotlc Goverhneh
dav e nag of liberty over your walls The squad
ron OF e feet led by Gen TOpcic. In the hrst instance
and subsequently the garrison hI , p"lufJu' l J arn
proclaimed the rcyoutiu ana Chdlh Is no" ~ aIin1'
Thai city which the cradle OF our lbertes thc ''
ter OF tue defenders o cur or a
mas se an example which 5hc whole province hashtteu
and which tomorrow VIII be followed ny every goo1
Spanidd. city OF the year ~ OF - anu vl ~ ny ~, Va
NuuoA Tonero OF Rego aud OF Arguele- eonsratuiae
Won on having taken the first step and on yor ft-ohtc
conduct. The hee inc garrison aId nc rc" ~. ~ MI
will solve the revolutionary problem; Iach ay We sn'
hear Of the rising Of town; each day oi the huluJ Oi
garrison Until the mOlneu arrives when Slaih Ittey
coavoked shall decide un0phe desunes II Deunpeht
upOn organize ourselves IN carry on inc struEEr
and 10 save the people from being bereft of all Law and
arthoity For this reascn have felt obliged to choose
which are most urgent: which Will carry on the adj
ninisiration Of tho neRhb0rh0ad when VII organ,
ze tbe pfOyInce concert with the Other Jhntas of
the district The Junta which s TO govern ns Is com
posed OF grown gray IN the service OF liberty OF
vouths full OF faith aud enthusiasm for The IDEAS Wlch
constitute modern civilization; of independent clDzens
nave given every species OF ald 20 the revolution
short OF all shades of liberal opinion and ioca objections
Be Gen Topss T a5S p5ae SSses s Of % the Sihap members
=, &C. OF Tesentnent should exist toward any of the
menpcgs OF tho committee, Deseech OF you to
forget it. If the least prejudice should exist,
+ entreat you TO let IL disappear Let us carry
out tIe revolutionary movement; bet us awake ihe
Enthusiasm yet preserve the tranquility OF tho
towns and le it be reserved for universal suffrage III
The fr,t instance and then for Cortes ConsDens 10
decide upoD our destnies Today we are all gOod clti
gens Tp morrow we shall be good and worthy citizens,
r.ectIng the supremacy Of the sovereignty Of he naio
The names OF the President and members ol ie Jua
are as follows Don Juan Topee, Presldtnt Don feur
Iopez Don Pedro Victory Peo, Vice.Presideits, ana
Hfeen others-Giyen at Cadz the i9ih oi oepi9hper'
1865. . .., 81. ~. -, ,oso " fiis
Exccllency AlajOrGen. Don Ralad Primo uo hEtih 10
snnointcd Commanding General aud Military Governor
nPppp''., nPpo'' efi,a' Gonoroi En-. Chief PRlM.
WEALTH OF TIE SPANISH CHURCH. ~,
eamc very instructive statistics are contained III tno
G.ia del IsLado LecesidsoO de Espdrd spain az thls
moment pOsscsscs less thnu 800 cunvens WIN ieO
unns There are bishops 2j00 canons ad aDDOs isoo
regular priests" 1900 Wears, &c Ac lhe puupr. ioi
tbc Church In twice high Ia spain. when c9nlllns
M 900 600 OF souls as France Win 3OOOOO OI onAn
Catholics The Church viii probably engage me teous
Attention of the Government which, 10 All Hppc"I"hco'
/. 10 encceed Queen Isabella ana her Ministern
Gg.. PIMs VOYAGE PROM ENGLAND 10 srAiN-IHE RISING
IN CADiI.
Gibraltar correspondence of1ho London Tines
I have learnt that Gen. Prm left southampton III
steamer Of tho Ponlnsulor aud oriental Company ana