The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-02

/ The Provisional Junta has been organized with
Sehor Madox as President. No measures have ye'
been taken locking to the future OF tho country
beyond den0uncing the plan for republic; nor will
there be until the arrival at the capital Of Generals
| Prtm and Serrano.
Alcola, near CordOvs, and was very short. There
Tho Deposition Of the Queen ProcIaimed-
Commercial Confidence in tho Revolution
AIRY Junta. .M.t. s.aes.44
MADRID, Sept. ao-Evening.
The ocal gazette Of this city, issued by direction
OF the provisional junta Of government, publishes
an ofcial proclamation pronouncing the deposition
OF the Queen, Isabella the Second, and proclaming
the sovereignty OF the people,
The document CO Includes with the words-lnstead
OF "God save the Queen''-"DOwn with the Borr-
bOns., MEe tu~
The principal mercantile and banking firms OF An
dalusia have already rendered to the provisional
government the offer of loan Of 100 900 OF reals
for present uses Of the service
A National Militia Called Out.
MADRID, Oct /, 1858.
The Provisional Junta has issued proclamation
calling out the national militia.
Death Of General Novalichex-Arrest of n
tlenCLIOuary w
vised to tho Quecn-The Basque Provinces
Pronounce-The Bourse Upward.
~ -, 49, MADRID, Oct l-P. NJ
General Novaliohez died In this city this morning
from the effects OF wounds received in the battle
between the royalist troops under his command and
the revolutionary forces under General SerranO,
near Cordova. s.s..-
General Caionge, Of the royal army, whom about
to ny from Spain With the view OF joining the other
monarchial exes in France, was arrested and
handed over By the soldiers Of the revolutionary pro-
visional junta at Burgess
Don Sebastian advised the ex-Queen to resist the
action Of the people and thus inaugurate civil war;
but the inhabitants Of the Basque provinces, who
had remained loyal. refused to furnish either men
or money for such purpose, and so the idea was
abandoned.
The Basque provinces have since pronounced In
favor of The revolution.
The Spanish Bourse Is buoyant and rising
Prim and Serrano Not Arrived-Forcign Con-
gratuIafiOns.
MADRID. Oct. I. 1868.
General Prfm and Marshal Serrano have not yet
arrived here. They are hourly expected.
The citizens are arming themselves and have oc-
cuped the guard houses and the various military
posts within and around the city.
The city Of Barcelona has Joined the revolu-
ton.
the Count Of Cheste Pezueia, has ned from Spain.
The foreign residents are sending Populations to
the provisional unta In session. to congratulate
them on the success OF the patriotic movement.
The Ex.Queen,s Journey from 81. Sebastian
tn France-IIcr spanish Escort Dismissed
NJ tho Border-Reception by Napoleon and
Eusenie-AJrivnl at Bayonne-The Emperor
Assigning = Residence.
LONDON Oct $50 AM.
kilograms have been received In this city, by
way OF Paris, dated at Bayonne, France yesterday
evening, which report the entry OF the exed Queen
OF Spain into the territory Of the empire and her
ception and shelter by Napoleon.
Finding that the revolution was "fsot accom-
plishedn Isabella broke up the sembance OF the
court held at St Sebastian during the morning OF
wednesday, September 30, and set out ut an early
hour for France. she was accompanied 10 the fron-
tier by detachment OF Spanish hslberdiers, whom
she dismissed when about to step from the soil Of
Spain to that OF France.
The ex-Queen breakfasted at eleven O'Clock Ia the
forenoon ct Hendaye and arrived at NapoIcon's
summer retreat at Biarritz at hafpast two O'Clock
In the afternoon.
The Emperor Napoleon the Empress Eugenie.
with the Prince imperial Of France, were assembled
at the chateau where they received the fallen Bour-
bon. An interview extending fifteen minutes In
duration took place between the distinguished
party.
The ex.Queen took her departure Immediately after
the termination Of the conference, entered carriage
OF special train set apart for her by tho olcers
OF the railroad, and was taken to Bsyonne whore she
arrived at quarter TO three O'Clock.
Senor Marfori, ex-Minister Of the Gonzales Bravo
Cabinet OF spain, had place In the same carriage.
At Bayonne they met the other members OF the late
Ministry when senior Gonzales Bravo held CONVEX
sation with the ex-Queen for about ave minutes.
took leave and retired.
During her residence In France Isabella will in
habit the castle belonging 70 the Emperor Nspo.
eon at Pau; the last Of the Bourbons sheltered in
the cradle of the race Isabella OF Spain the guest OF
. Bonaparte In the House where Henri Nv. was
born.
| Madrid remained quiet at the latest moment OF
date of the kilograms to-day.
stn Resrcatins 60 France.
| PARIS, Oct. 1, 1svs.
| It liz reported that Manuel 90 10 Conchs and thu
| Count OF Cheste have LETT Spain for France.
English Anticipatiens q the ,Fssurc.
/ LONDON, Oct 1, 1865.
| The success Of the Revolutionary movement In
| Spain, ending ~ Il has in the expulsion or Queen
4 isabella gives rise 70 much speculation ~ to her
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