The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-29

PROGRESS OF THE REVOLUTION IN sPAIN-rHE
EXTENT OF THE NovENENT-THE NASHVILLE
MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
LONDON, Sept. 27.-No official advices from
Madrid since Friday. The following is from other
sources =. ..-.. I'd
The feet joined in the revolution in consequence
of having received no pay. The greater part of
the army did likewise, becoming indignant be.
cause of the exile of their fsvorite general.
The church, bound by every tie to the queen,
resists the revolution and holds the masses in
check. Nh.
The instruction extends throughout Cadiz,
Seville, Cordova, dusvla, Grenada. Valencia, Ali
cante, AlgiZras, Malaga, Vigo, Ferral, Corrunna,
Logruna, Almera and 0viedo.
Many armed bands appeared in Huesca, Sara
gossa, Terul and Navarro. II
Gen. Prim arrived in the vicinity of Cordova,
but his troops deserving him, he was compelled to
haltIfor Teinforcements.
The province of Biscay sent troops to San Sc.
bastian for the queens protection.
- The lanrnals Of Paris disco the movement.
be successf aid fesHhf Ia the expnfsfohr OF TIE
BouIbons from Spain. -...
dispatch from Paris says Prim, with feet of
gunboats, was expected at Barcelona yester.
day. :.
NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-Cable special to the her.
aid says the Madrid Gazette confirms the report
that insurgents have appeared in the provinces of
Alicante. Leon and Asturas, and that the pro-
vinces of Malaga, Bejsr and Aleoy have pro.
nounced in favor of the revolution. Insurgents
have again occupied Cordova and destroyed the
bridge over Guadalaquiver and cut the road. Nav.
alichez bad arrived within fifteen miles of Cordo-
va and sent for reinforcements. The officers in
the navy have sworn TO accept no re ward for serv
ing in the revolution, declaring that they have
risen TO free the country Of oppression and cor
rupt dynasty. 1t is rumored that the Baleric Is
lands have pronounced in favor of the revolution.
lists.
A northeast storm has prevailed here to day.
subscription has been opened for the relief
of the sufferers by the recent earthquake in South
America at the banking house Of Galway Casa.
George Summers fell from a third-story window
Of the Astor House last evening, and died soon
after at the New York Hospital. "
The bank statement shows total loans to be
s34 OOO 900; deposits s2O2 900 ,OOO legal tenders,
500 00O, GOO. Imports for the week-Dry goods,
slS9S 600; merchandise, 81 $50 900. Sub treasury
balance, $95, 100000. . IL
doing nothing of general importance, and will
probably await the return of Gov. Smith and the
committee with him, before proceeding with the
business Of providing for an election for president
in this State. The report Of Gov. Smiths views
Of affairs in Alabama, as sent by telegraph to-day,
gives great satisfaction TO the people Of this sec
ton OF the State.
NAsHvnLE, Sept. 27.-The municipal election
yesterday passed of quietly.
Alden was elected mayor by five hundred and
twenty ma ority.
Both candidates were Republicans, though Dem
ocrsts voted for Thornburg.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 26.-Acspulco sdvices to
September IL have been received. A general
election for governor in the State of Guerrero has
qeen called for October 4th. The new governor
takes his seat December LIST. This will be the first
general election since the political existence Of
the state of Guerrero.
WAsHNGToN, Sept. 27.-Infantry have just left
for Nashville.
WHEELING, Sept. 27.-A fire occurred 10 Cul.
berison's Star Factory. -Four persons were killed
and eight wounded by the falling walls.