The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-03
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BAYoNNe. septelnbar 30.

BAYoNNGr September 80.
Queen Isabella was sccompauied To
ths frontier by company OF Spanish
HlIoerdiers. where she breakfasted at
II O'Clock. She then proceeded to Bian.
ltei Where she had an interview of Is
minutes with the Emperor NAPOLEON.
the Empress EuRine and the Prince
Imperial. The Queen then took a
special train for this city, which she
reached at quarter past three this after
noon. Marfori occupied the same car.
rlage with the Queen. The royal party
was met at the depot by some members
OF the late Spanish Ministry, including
Gazaliz, and Bravo, who had five
minutes conversation with Her Males.
ty.. Queen Isabella will take up her
residence at the Imperial castle at Pau.
The city of Madrid is reported to be
quiet to-day.
The official Gazette to-day publishes
proclamation Of the Provisional Gov
ernment. pronouncingt the deposition of
queen Isabella, prOclaiming the sover-
eighty OF tho people and concluding
with deuunciation of the Bourbons.
The leading bankers and merchants
OF Andalusia have offered to the Pro-
visional Government loan OF 16O, ,OOO,-
900 reals.
MADRID, October Up. NJ
The Marquis of Navaleches died in
this city this morning, from his wounds.
Gen. Calongre, while preparing to fly
to France, was arrested and handed
over to the revolutionary Junto at Bur-
gos.
The city of Madrid is perfectly quiet.
Generals Prim and Serrano have not
yet arrived here.
Don Sebastian advised the Queen to
InauBurate a civil war, but the Bosque
Province refused to supply men or
money for that purpose. The Bosque
Provinces have since given in their adj
hesion to the revolution.
The Provisional Justice has issued a
proclamation calling on the national
militia.
MADRID, October 2.
Proclamations will soon be issued for
elections to be held throughout the
Kingdom TO choose members of dim
tive Junto, and delegates to a constilu-
ent assembly, to meet at an early day
in Madrid. The leaders of the revolu-
ton are acting together in accord,
The elections for members OF New
Junto are in progress. Perfect order is
maintained.
Gen. Calone has been arrested and
sent TO the fortress of Lantona, where
he will be confined until mis- trial COM
mences.
PARIS, October l.
The Bourse Is buoyan and Rsntes nre
rising.
The Moniteur says the reason Mar
shall Serrano has not arrived at Madrid
yet is because he Is afraid to leave the
army in its present disorganized con-
dition.
1t Is reported that when the Queen of
Spain left San Sebastian she took all of
the crown jewels, the royal regalia and
twenty three millions of reals in gold.
ALEXANDRIA, EGYPT, Oct. 1.
While the Viceroy of Egypt was visit
ing an illumination in narrow street
in Cairo, an attempfIwas made to assas.
sinate him by dropping steel ball on
his head. The Viceroy escaped unin-
jured. The derpetrator is unknown.
LONDON, October 2.
The American Chamber of Commerce
OF Liverpool will give banquet to
Reyerdy johnson and Lord Stanley on
the 22d inst.
An explosion occurred yesterday in
the collery at Rbieraban. Wales; eleven
persons were killed and several in
jured.
port that there was futile attempt tc
kill the Viceroy recently, by an un-
The provisional government has an
'nounced the deposition of the Bour-
bons at Pavia. The Marquis of Nava-
leches is dead. Generals Prim and Ser
rano had not arrived at the Capital at
last accounts. Gen. Prim was in Cata-
Iona.
ABERoEnLE, october2.
The jury in the case OF Samuel Eaton, J,
who was prosecuted for manslaughter
in The railway disaster, resulted in the
acquitIal OF the prisoner. The trial
created much excitement.