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The Insurrection in Spain.

most Catnohc Majesty queen Sl5aoetia tne
Second have appeared in arms in the pro-
vince and city of Alicante on the Mediterra-
mean and that they are thus at the residence
oi the Consus of almost all the European
States and interrupt the trade of the c1untry
vastly.
They are also at Leon, and the range of
the Asturias in the province Of Oviedo, hay-;
ing on the North the Bay Of Biscay, on the
East Santander, on the West Gaicia, and on
the South the Ca!abrian Mountains, which
separate it from Leon.
TIE official journal acknowledges that the
insurrcction prevails also in Malaga. on the
Mediterranean, distant sixty FIVE miles East.
| Northeast from Gibraltar, in the, town aud
province of Bejar, forty five miles South OF
Salamanca, :: S we'll as in the town and prov
ince of Alcoy, .twenty-four miles North
Northwest from Alicante; and that pronun-
.ciamientos have been made at all.these places
against the Queen.
It is also stated that the insurgent forces
have again taken possession of and occupied;
CordoYa, eighty-six miles Northeast of Seville,
destroyed the bridge which crosses the Gua-
dalquiver, and torn up and destroyed the raii
road track, cutting off communication with
the capital and the surrounding centres.
The royalist General Novaliches had ar
rived, after hurried march, with his troops,
at point fifteen miles distant from Cordova.
He there halted, and having reconnoltereo
the position of the revolutionists, despatched
message t, headquarters" asking for re-
Inducements before attacking it.
The naval officers who are in revolt against
the Queen have sworn and pledged to each
other, before the people, not to accept reward
or pay for serving the cause Of liberation, de,
claring that the insurrectionary rising has
been undertaken and made solely with the
intent to free their country from executive
oppression, and from o corrupt dynasty.
A rumor prevails in this citr, the report
coming from Madrid, to the effect that the
inhabitants of Mnjorca, Minorca, Iv;za, Fo-
mentara ard Cabrera, known as the Balearic
group-formiug an administrative province
of Spain, have pronounced at very many
points of the territory in favor OF the revolu-
ton against the Queen.
Jose Salamancas was sent to Queen Isabel.
Ia by General Concha, praying that the
young Prince Asturias might go to the capt.
tai and assume the government of the nation.
The Queen refused and returned reply that
the Prince should notrulr people of robbers
and asSassins.
The news from Spain is mcagre. Official
reports received state that the news favors
the Government.
The Emperor has invited Prince Napo-
lcou to Paris for n consultation on the affairs
of Spain.
LONDON, September 29-Evening.
It is reported that Madrid is quiet but ON.
u waits the signal for rebellion.
The Queen has abdicated in favor Of her
son, Prince Of the Asturias. 49,.
General Paryia is master Of Cadiz.
LONDON, September 30.
The following important news has been
received from Madrid:
Jose Concha and Manuel Concha have pro-
nouncc,i for he revolution. The people Of
Madrid and the army garrisoning- it have fol-
lowed their example The statue of the Queen
was dragged through the streets of Madrid by
the rebels. Paiva, Of the Royal army, has
been utterly defeated by the insurgents in
the province Of Cludad Real. His army is
dispersed and himself fugitive. Marshal
Scrrano, OF the rebel army, is marching on
the capital un-orposed. 'Girgenti has been
captured by the insurgents. a provisional
jnata has been formed Perfect order pre-
walls everywhere.
MADRID, October l.
Queen Isabella has left the Spanish terrific
ry, and the revolutionary leaders have organ
lied provisional government.
The Gazette publishes the proclamation of
the Provisional Government deposing Isabel
Ia, declaring the sovereignty Of the people
AMI deuouncing the Bourbons. -
The Andalusian merchants and bankers
have offerered to loan the Provisional Gov.
erpment l60,0OO,O00 reals. The Marquis
Novalichez is dead from wounds received
Madrid is perfectly quiet.
The interview between Isabella and the
French imperial family lasted out fifteen min
utes. Gonzales Bravo had also brief inter
view with the Queen at CASTLE.
MADRID, 0ctober,2, noon. /,
The Gazette publishes the proclamation of
the Provisional Government deposing Queen
Isabella and proclaiming the sovereignty OF
the people, and denouncing the Bourbons.
Andalusan merchants and bankers have
offered to loan The Provisional Government
one hundred and sixty million rials.
Marquis Navaechez died from his wounds.
General Colohge has been captured.
Madrid is perfectly quiet.
Don Sebastian has advised the Queen to
inaugurate civil war, but Basque PROVINCES
refused men and money for that purpose
The Basque Provinces have joined the rev
.oluti5n.
Isabclla's interview with the French i'm
perial family at Biarrtz lasted fifteen min
uies.. f-t
Marford accompanies the Queen.
Gonsales Brayo bad brief interview with
the Queen at Castle Pan.
MADRID, October 3, noon.
Serrano will not 20 to Madrid because the
national guards, which hold Madrid, refuse
admission to the regular troops which Ser
rano commands.
FORMIDABLE ASPECT OF THE INDIAN WAR.
"A Washington correspondent SAWS that the
intclligenc, received in official quarters, indi.
Gates that the Indian val is becoming more
formidable than was anticipated by The mill
tary generals some days ago. A larger oody
OF troops than is now under the control oil
Sherman, will doubtless be required to estab
iiSh peace and protectdhe citizens in tie Wes.
tern territories This matter has been en-.
tirely under the control of Genera Grant.
Sherman and Sheridan, aud on their judg
ment will depend the course that shall b.
pursued relative to the treatment of OF pun
ishment that stall be irh cted npon the In \
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