The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-09-28
EUROPE.
LONDON, September 26.


The Times this morning has an arti-
Gle on the designs of the United States
on Mexico. The Times would approve
of the absorption of that country into
the American Union If it could be as
sured Of two things, viz: the future
peace of Mexico and the payment of
her debts.
The case OF Sarah Rachel Leverson,
better known as Madam Rachel, for
conspiracy to defraud Mrs. Mary Tuck
er- Barrsdile, OF a large sum of money,
has been determined. The Judge SEN
fenced Madame Rachel to Ave years
imprisonment and hard labor.
Lady Cecilia won the first race at
New Market yesterday, Devere the sec.
ond. Hermit's sister the third, Mar
Unique the fourth, and Brown Filly
the fifth
ST.. PETERSBURG, Sept. 26.
Much excitement prevails here on
the announcement Of the total wreck
OF the Russian corvette Alexander
Newske, of the town of Harbore, Dem
mark. Grand Duke Alexis was on
board. 1t is expected that all hands
were saved.
PARIS, Sept. 20.
The news from Spain is mengre. Of
hcial reports state that the news is IA
vorable 10 the Government. The EN-
peror has invited Prince Napoleon to
Paris to consult on Spanish affairs.
VIENNA, Sept. 26.
John Hay, American Charge DAT
faires, had an interview with the EN-
peror yesterday.
Count Andfassy, President of the
Hungarian Ministry, has resigned.
LONDON, Sept. 27-Noon.
NooGicial dispatches have been receiv-
id from Madrid since Friday. The
following accounts come from other
sources.
The revolution in Spain is the result
OF u untou of the constitutional mOder-
ate and liberal parties, in effect 10 over
throw the reigning dynasty.
The fleet has Joined Maxent because
the sailors are unpaid, and a greater
part of The army has revolted because
they are indignat at the exile of their
favorite Generals. The church, which
is bound by every tie to the Queen, re-
sists and holds the masses in check.
As far as can be ascertained, from the
various reports received up to the pres
ent hour, the insurrectiou throughout
the Provinces ofCadiZ, Seville, Cordora,
Huelva, Grenada, Valencia, Alicante,
Algesiras, Malaga, Rigoferrol, Coru n
ma, Logruns, Almeria and Oviedo, and
many armed bands have appeared in
the Provinces of Huesea, Saragassa,
Teruel and Nava.
Gen. Pacla has arrived in the vicinity
of Cordora, but his troops are deserting
in large numbers and he was Obliged
to stop his march and wait for rein
forcements from Cindad, Peal and Bad
ajos, which at last accounts had not
reached him. The province of Beseay
has sent troops to Son Sebastian for the
protection of the Queen. In AndalusiR
the telegraph wires have been cut and
railroads torn up.
The official journals OF Paris reflect
ing on the feeling OF the Emperor Ma
pOleon, are apprehensive OF the effects
of great revolution so near France,
and seeking in leading editorials to dis
courage the movement, but it Is gener-
ally believed here that the revolution
will be successful and result in the ex-
pulsion of the Bourbens, and probably
in the accession of Montpensier to the
Spanish throne.
A despatch from Paris says General
Prlm with a fleet of iron clads, was ex-
pected at Barcelona yesterday.