New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-28
EUROPE.
SPAIN.

SPAIN.
OFFICIAL ACKNowLEDGmENT or TN hhNoLt
TIuN-PROGRESs OF THE INsthDhNls -
rYto4,ssI or TIF NAVAL CERS-sIANIsli
AND FRENCH ACCOUNT
LONDON, Sept &.--Tho Mdena "9.e"e oi !cNteiu"S
morning the 24th inst, issued by Official authority
ouno,nccs that the insurgents agolnst the Govern
n,ent of her most Catholic Majesty Queen Isabella
the Second have appeared in arms in the Province
and City of Alicante Gu the Mediterranean; and that
they are thus at the residence OF the ConsuIs Ol al
most all the European States and interrupt the trade
Of the country vastly. They are also at Leon ana
the range of the Asturias in the Province Of Ovedo
having on the north the Bay Of Bscay, on the east
Santander the west Galcia and on the south the
Cantabrian Mountains which separate it from Leon.
The official journal acknowledges that the lhsul-
rection prevails also in Malaga, on the McdIteIra-
mean distant siXty-fye miles east-northeast from
Gibraltar ~ the town and province of Bear, % miles
south Of Salamanca. well as IN the town ana
province Of Alcoy. "a miles north-north-west rom
Alicante, and that pr0Ranodmieatos have been hiaue
at all these places against the Queen. ltls asostated
that tho nsugent forces have again taken possession
of and occupied COrdOya, 81 miles northeast oil
Seville destroyed the bridge which crosses the
Guadalquiver and torn up and destroyed the railroad
track, cutting OF communication with the capital
and the surrounding centers Thenaval officers who
pledged to each other before the people not to accept
reward o. pay for serving the cause of liberation de-
elaring that the insurrectionary rising has been mn
dertakcn and made solely with the intent 10 free
their country from executive oppression and from
corrupt dynasty.
CATALONIA oUIET-RoYALIsT APPROACH TO
THE REBEIS--THE QUEENS REPLY 10 a
REvOLUTIONARY DFPUTATIoN.
PARIS. Sept. 26-The Monitew has the following
news from Spain Catalonia is quiet. News of bat
tie between the royal army under Parya and the in
smrgents under SerranO is mOmentarly expected, as
at last accounts the hostile forces nearing each
other Jose Salamancss was sent TO Queen Isabella
by Gen Concha praying that the young Prince As
turas might 90 to the capital and assume the gov
eminent of the nation The Queen refused and re-
tuaed reply that the Prince should not rule people
of robbers and assassins. Official reports received
here state that the news fayors the Government
The Emperor has invited Prince Napoleon to Paris
for consultation on the affairs of Spain.
EvEN1NG.--The official newspapers of Spain say
that the movement against the Government is aboI-
tive.
THE ENGLISH ACCOUNTs-ABDICATIOS OF TIE
QUEEN-INsURRECTION IN THE BALEARIC
IsLASDS-CADIz RECAPTURED BY ROYALlsTs.
-~LoNDON. Sept ga rumor prevails in tins city,
the report coming from Madrid to the effect that the
and Cabrera-known the Balearic group-forming
an administrative province of Spain have pronounced
NJ very many points of the territory III favor OF the
revolution against the Queen.
SEPT. 26-EvENING.-It is reported that Madrid is |
auiet but only waits the signal for rebellion. The
Queen has abdicated in favor Of her son Prince OF
the Asturas. Gen. PaTva IS master Of CGdiz
ORIGIN AND PRESENT EXTENT or THE REVOLT |
TION-INTENTfONs OF LOUIS NAPOLEON |
At A A..
SYPr 27-NooN-No official dispatches have been
received from Madrid since Friday. The following !
accounts come from other The revolution IN
Spain is the result Of the union of the constitutional
Moderate and Liberal parties in an effort 10 over
throw the reigning dynasty. The fleet has joined |
ihe movement because the sailors are unpaid, aud the
greater part of the army has TevOlted because they
are indignant at the exile of their favorte generals
The Church. which is bound by every tie 10 the |
Queen ressts and holds the masses in check. As far
as can be ascertained from the various reports re-
eeved up 10 the present hour, the instruction eX
tends throughout the Provinces Of Cadiz. Seville.
Cordoya, Huelvs, Grenada, Valencia Alicante, Al
geseras Malaga, Vigo, Ferfol. Comma. Logrono.
Ameria. and Oviedo, and many armed
bands have appeared in the Provinces
Of IIaesca, Saragossa Teruel, and Navarro.
Cen Para has arrived IN the vicinity Of Cordoya.
hat his troops were deserving in large numbers and
he was Obliged to stop his march and wait for reGn-
forcoments from Badajos and Ciudad Real, which at
last accounts had not vet reached him. The Prov
ince Of Biscay has sent troops 10 San Sebastian for
the protection Of the Queen In Andalusa the tee-
graph wires have been cut and the railroads torn up
The Official journals of Paris refecino the feeling OF
The Emperor Napoleon. are apprehensive Of the ef
fects Of a great revolution near France, and seek
in their leading editorials to discourage the move
ment Bnt it is generally believed here D.ondonl
that the revolution win be successful and VIII result
in the expulsion of the BoWbons from Spain, and
probably in the accession Of the Montpnsicr to the
Spanish throne A dispatch from Paris SAYS that
Gen Pr.In with feet Of irOnclads was expected al
Barceloua yesterday.
GREAT BATTLE INFECTED.
EyENNG.-Ofiicial dispatches have been received
from Madrid tonight which contain the following
intelligence The Rebel forces under Gen. Serrano'
and the Royal army, under the Marquis of NOvais
chez are gradually approaching each other, and it is
probable that decisive battle will soon take place
The Marquis asks for reGnfOrcements Gen. prim is
not well received by the other rebel Generals, and
is carrying out hs plans without their co0pera-
ton. The Spanish Government has received reports
that the rebels have been driven from Alcoy in the
Province of Alicante. The City of Madrid remains
quiet. and revolutionary demonstrations have
been made in the NORTHEASTERN Provinces
RUSSIA.
REPORTED wRECK OF TIP FRIGATE ALEXAN-
DER NEwSKI.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 2C.-There is much excite