Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-10-07

public and private, were superby decorated
and large civic and military procession es-
corted The generals through the city. The
houses, sidewalks, and public square nlong the
route oil the procession, were crowded with
citizens, who received Sorrano and the Gencr-
ais with wild enthusiasm The procession
was followed by parade aud review Of the
National Guards. This was a great patriotic
display, and was made the occasion strik-
ing manifestation Of the popular will
At the termination Of the parade Marshal
Serrano made a patriotic address to the inn
mcnso multitude of citizens and soldiers. in
the course of which he announced that he had
united with General Prim in calling General
Espartero, the Duke Of Netoria, to The head
Of the State. The formation Of o new cabi.
net has been completed It is composed as
follows Marshal Sorrnto, President Cos
teilo, Minister Of Commerce; Topets, Minis
ter Of Maine; Auirrc, Minister of Justice :;
Gen. Prim Minister Of War; Celoya "a, Min
ster OF Foreign Affairs; and Madoz, Minis
ter Of Finance.
Manuel De la Concha has bcel arrested
PAuis, oct 4.
Queen Isabella has issued a proics against
the revolution in Spain. The document ar
CUES that the force used by the rebels to de-
pose the Queen does not miuro her rights TO
the throne of Spain, aud declares that the
acts Of a junta, established hy violence, are
not binding upon the people.
LoSuoS, Octl
The rnmor De- current chat ihc 80 cce.. oi
the revolution in Spain has had che effect 90
induce France 20 make some important con-
ccs,ions to Italy. 10 is known that Prime
Minister Mouabreas is expected iu P.ns. and
thc opposition Is that he comes TO conduct
the negotiations rendered necessary b. the ale
legged change in the policy Of France
4 contract for the construction of Che un-
aergr9unl railroad DO New ork has been con-
oiuaen WIN the English tugmeeS who built
'na underground railway in tins city
PmADELpma, Oct. ..
The procession to-day extended oy line
of five miles. The parade tonight far ex-
ceeds the procession OF to-lay. Notgith-
tandmg the crowds that lined The streets as
the procession passed. mass of people as-
.ombied iu front Of the Union Lcaeuc Rooms.
and organized meeting COL Forcy pre-
sided, aud souI-stiring addresses were made
by Col. Fomey and Gems Siesle- and Gcary
nu, BIAS ended 'he largest and most animate ed
political demonstration ever witnessed u
Fhiladelphla'
rs inc procession passed sixth .ui i'iu'
,,Tee'- TINS I. DOB. an assault "a7 mad' On the
baltimore delegation. y pistol "s hfe1
ana 30 the struggle that en,ued .Georse ].
Aver was carried away wounded. lhe wound.
ed man D. supposed TO have been one OF Tho
assaal'ors' ne s reported DEAD.
Inc man VINO was "ounIel this Afternoon
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4 proclamation VIII soon be issued for th'
elecllon 20 Doe held throughout the hingdou
To choose members OF a Definite Jmu an'
delegates TO o. cons'l fluent assembly to meet O.
an early day 30 Madrid. lhe leader, OF th
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PARIS oct. >.
1t is reported that when the Queen o
al the crown Jewels and royal regalm' togeth
er with t"en'y'three MILLIONS OF reals I
q sold.
{ IL ls rumored that the Republic 'ms bee