The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-27
Ouepn Isabella o. a. c.Ain Said to Have
hbtcated.
The Royalists in Cadiz, and
Conflicting Reports.
Wreck of a Russian Frigate and a
Grand Duke in Danger.
SPAIN.

Official Acknowledgements of the Revolution
Serious Progress of the Insurgents-ImpOrt-
ant Civic Points PrOnOuncing Against the
Qucen-PatriOtism Of the Naval Officers.
LONDON, Sept. 25--Evening.
The Madrid Gazette of yesterday morning, the Gath
inst. issued by official authority announces that the
insurgents against the government of her most Cath
Ollie Majesty Queen Isabella the Second have appeared
in arms in the province and city of Alicante the
Mediterranean; and that they thus at the resi-
dence OF the Consuls Of almost all the European
States and interrupt the trade OF the country vastly
They are also at Leon and the range Of the Asurias
in the province Of 0viedo, having on the north the
Bay OF Biscay, on the east Santander, on the west
Gacia, and on the south the Cantabrian Mountains,
which separate 1t from Leon.
The official journal acknowledges that the insur-
recton prevails also in Malaga, on the Mediterra-
mean, distant sixty-fve miles east.northeast from
Gibraltar in the town and province OF Bejar forty
five miles south OF Salamanca as well as in the town
and province Of Alcoy twenty-four miles north
northwest from Alicante, and that pronunciamentos
have been made at all these places against the
Queen.
1t is also stated that the insurgent forces have
again taken possession OF and occupied Cordoya,
eghty-sx miles northeast OF Seville destroyed the
bridge which crosses the Guadalquiver, and torn up
and destroyed the railroad track, cutting Off CON-
muncation with the capital and the surrounding
centres
The royalist General Novaliches mad arrived,
after q hurried march, with his troops. at point
fifteen miles distant from Cordova He there halted
and having reconnoitered the position of the revO-
lutionists despatched message to headquarters
asking for renforcements before attacking 1t.
The naval officers who are IN revolt against the
Queen have sworn and pledged to each other before
| no ot tn yard nrn aV IN
the cause of liberation declaring that the insurrec
tonary rising has been undertaken and made solely
with the intent to free their country from executive
oppression and from corrupt dynasty.
The BaIearic isles Said 10 Have Pronounced.
LONDON, Sept. 25-Eyenng.
A rumor prevails in this city, the report coming
nom Madrid to the effect that the inhabitants OF
Majorca, MinOrca, Niza Formentara and Cabrera
known as the Balearic group-forming an admins
trative province OF Spain, have pronounced at very
many points of the territory in favor OF the revou-
ton against the Queen
French Accommodations Quiet-ROyalist
Approach to the Rebels-The Queens Reply
to "A Revolutionary DcpmtatiOn.
PARIS Sept. &c, 1893.
The Monite,,r has the following news from Spain -:
Catalonia is quiet.
News OF a battle between the royal army under
Parva and the insurgents under Serrano is momenta
rily expected, at last accounts the hostile forces
were nearing each other
! Jose Salamancas was sent TO Queen Isabella by
| General COncha praying that the young Prince As
turias might go the capital and the gov
| eminent Of the nation The Queen refused and re-
turned reply that the Prince should not rule people
OF robbers and assaSsins.
| Official spanish Reports-NapoIeon in Con-
sultatiOn.
PARIS Sept. 90, 1885.
I The news from spain Is meagre. Official reports
RECEIVED state that the favors the government
| The Emperor has invited Prince Napoleon To Paris
| for a consultation ON the affairs of Spain.
| The Latest English Ncws-The Queen Abdi-
cated-The ROyalists i'm CniIfz.
LONDON, Sept. 26-Evening.
II il reported that Madrid is quiet, but only waits
| the signal for rebellion.
The Queen has abdicated in favor her son, Prince
| OF the Asturas.
General Parva is master OF CadZ.