The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-16
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CADlZl Sunday, December IL,
News from Cadiz Sunday u. NJ, UiG
Nerxes, Sunday night, suy = the iusur-
gents surrendered their nrnis to the
American Consul, who. according TO
the arrangement previously made,
turned them over TO the military au-
thorities. From lS.GO0 10 1900 troops
and nine war vessels were ready TO ut e.
tack at noon. All quiet. The flag car.
ried by the insurgents was tri COLOR
Over thirty thousand persons have !cf;
the city. There Is grea; distress among
the I0Or who remnIn, ard among hose
who fled to the adjacent towns
All foreign COusulS and their families,
except tina Swedish md American, have
left the city. There are 63T barricades
in Cadiz.
The American ConsuPs house was
filled with refugees, women aud "lIl-
dren. Gen. De Roda entered CadIZ at
2 o'clock this afternoon. with ri. his
troops. The insurgents seem satisfied
with the result, and their fselinga 4 re-
in favor of the republic Five hundred
persona were killed and wounded on
both sides during last week.
|. The United States steamer LewatnrG
arrived yesterday. Heavy rains pre-
vailed lately, causing Interruptions to
telegraphic communication and adding
greatly to the sufferings OF the refugees.
No arrests have been made nor are any
contemplated. The government promi-
ses to act magnaDimously.
Distinguished honors were pnid 1 o the
American tiag during the instructions.
MADRID, Dec. 10.
Notwithstanding the surrender of
Cadiz by the insurgents, there is a
reac:ionsry movement spreading
throughout Spain, and disturbances are
prevalent in many places. The nation.
al guard was again called out yeater-
day to prevent the wOrkmen rising.
Families continue to leave Madrid In
fear of coming troubles. The poor are
in a fearful condition, aud business is
paralyzed. The Governor OF Tdnageo-
ma has telegrHphed that Cartises IL TO-
menting ugitatiOn on the environs Of
Mount Blanc, and that the associa-
tions which have been formed there
havebraDCheS which extend all over the
country. Marquis Wilma is President
OF the organization. 1t is Ostenslbly
formed tor tho protection and unity of
Catholicism, but is in reality establish
ed for the propagation of absolute prin-
ciples, preparatory 10 rising in fuvor OF
Don Carries.
vienna, December IA.
In compliance with the demand OF
the Turkish uItimatum, tue Greek Gov
ernment is requested 10 disband LIS vol
unteer corps, and fOrbids the Grecian
officials from participating in he Gre
tan insurrection, and also permits the
families OF the insurgents to return to
Crete. Greece refuses these demunds,
and looks upon them as offensive.
The Turkish Minister is preparing to
depart from Athens.
LONDON. Dec. 10.
1; is stated that the peaceful lerminR.
tion of the iusurreCtion in Cddiz. Is Ow-
ing to the good offices of the American
Consul, Mr.. Farrell.
MADRID, Dec. l5.
Political affairs are still unsettled
throughout the country. There is great
distress among the poor here. Trade Is
almost at stand still. Several journals
here have been prosecuted by the gov
ernment for favoring the CIdtZ insur-
reCiiOn.
Gen. Dulce has gone to Cadiz to em-
bark for Havana. Duke Montpensier
has returned to Lisbon, he finding that
the Cadiz insurTecIion was not in hls
favor, but in the interest of the demo-
Gratis.