The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-24
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SPAIN Aud RuMoRKD .aBDIoATIoN OF QUEEN
1sAHErLA-FLsEg.oFF oADH M NsuRRzcr1os.
LONDON, September &c. .-Telegrams 70 hand
in this city fom Madrid, dated in the Spanish
capital yesterday evening, the 18th inst, con-
vey the highly important intelligence that the
Queens Admiral, Topete, commanding the ma
val force off Cadiz, with the whole Of the men
serving under his orders, has revolted against
Issbellas government the result Of . political
revolutionary agitation which has been silently
but actively progressing among the royal sail
ors since the period Of the: banishment Of the
military generals and the exile of the Duke and
Duchess de Montpensier- The generals 30
lately sentenced to bsnishment have returned
tom, as they allege, the places assigned to
them under the royal warrant. General Zabala
from Lugo, Marshal Serrsno from the Canary
Isles, with his nephew, NJ. Lopez Dominguez,
commandant Of artillery and formerly deputy
in the Cortes: General Caballero de Roda. ar
rested at ZamCra, from the ba;earici iales;
General Gordova from Barcelona or Figueras,
and General Etchsgne from the direction OF
Pampeluns, General Ros de olano nom Deva,
Cery;no from Estella in Navarro, Ustariz from
Ternel, Mesina from Ateca, and Alaminos ftom
Ronda. Marshal do Ia Tore headed the move
ment, and. the leading men OF the old ODop-
nellist party; sustain it. Several towns have
ioined in the inEurrection, and the most IN
tense panic prevailed at the Court in Madrid.
Troops were dispatched with all haste to the
South, General Concha having been commits
stoned to command the loyalist forces.
LosDoN, September 90 20-Eyening.-- A rmnor
prevailed on Saturday evening, in Paris, the
report being transmitted here, that Queen
Isabella Of Spain, who met Napoleon and the
royal family Of France at San Sebastian last
Friday, has sbdicated tho throne; but it is not
stated whether in Madrid, at San Sebastian, or
at Biarritz-on French serritory-whither she
went Immediately after Fspoleons return from
the interview With her Majesty at San sebas-
tian. =. -
ruRrHFR PARTICULARS OF THE SPANISH REyo-
LUTON.
PARIS, September 2l.-Reports say the rising
in Spain is not The movement Of the Liberals
alone, but is supported by al parties. 1t is re-
portedAhe revolutionists have failed at some
points, owing to the want of leaders. The ru-
NOR that Queen isabella will sbdicate is gene
rslly discredited. The Moniteur publishes e1-
citing intelligence received yesterday from
Spain, and says the reported accession of some
crews Of the feet at Madr to the revolution
airy movement gives gravity to the news, but
accounts 90 far received are imperfect. 1t is
certain, however, the ministry have resigned,
and General Concha has been summoned TO
Madrid 70 form new ministry. At last ac-
counts the capital remained quiet. The Moni-
teur adds: saThis prevented the Queen Of Spain
from meeting the Emperor Napoleon again,
as she left San Sebastian on Saturday for
Madrid.
THE LATEST.
MADRID, September 22.-The decree accept
ing Gonzales Bravo's resignation named Gene
raj Jose Con,ha as President OF the Council.
He has not yet formed aministry. This morn
ine's Madrid Gazette announced that revolt
had occurred at Cadiz and Seville. The gov
ernment has formed the army into three great
divisions. comprising Catalonia, CASTLE and
Andalusia, under Generals Pezuels, Manuel
Concha and Novaleschez. The Generals have
decided to attack the insurgents in the rura
districts. The commander Of Madrid forbids
all assemblages in the city. A Provisional
Government has been formed in Seville with
Espartero as the head. The strength OF the
insurgents is estimated at fourteen thousand
soldiers, fifteen thousand sailors and eleven
ships of war. The revolt is progressing at all
points. Queen Isabella left San Sebastian on
midnight Of the 2lst for dadrid.
The latest dispatches state that the prov
inces Of Oorunna, Lago Orense, Huesca, Alba
cote. Pontevedra, Murcia, saragossa and Ter
mel have pronounced for the revolutionists.
The rebels occupied Cadis on Sunday. Seville
is the headquarters of the rebellion. Lisbon
advioes say.that Montpensier is preparing to
return to Spain. A French fleet is under Or
ders to sail for Spain to protect the interests OF
French citizens.
Madrid is quiet. The Queen, finding the
roads in possession Of the enemy, was COM
pelled to return to st. Sebastian. The rebels
everywhere are procla1ming Espartero presl-
dent.
THa REVOLUTION SPREADING.
LONDON, September @.-Dispatches from