New-York tribune., 1868-09-24
EUROPE.
SPAIN.


,.,.,,.,,,, ppnCi AIMED PRESIDENT Inn M
ot,trN STILL AT SAN SEBASIlAN
EXILED GENERALS ON THE SChN
p,p,. Sent o8.-The city of Madrid is quiet rs
.rad, bas t..n made Minister of Marine A"o n0"'
from tb, mo, inces is contradictory iN0 T"''"
tempted 10 return to the capital ou' ""o'"e '"0
II. .,ssis, of the enemy, was obliged to re-
g.. s.l,a,tian, where she still remains
Tho ,.h.ls are everywhere proclaming Espar-
a. ,...idept. Ex-Prime Minister Bravo and
81. Colleagues have arrived in France
,ovnoy. sept. 28.--The Times this morning has
latter from Paris containing the following news OF
tbe course Of the insurrecton in Spain: Gen. Prm'
Ter ot the nsrrgent forces, started from Parls
He met he Generals who were recently exlled py
the Spanish Government at Cadiz. Capt Malcampo
ef te Spanish irouclad SaragOssa, who had declared
for "a. insurgents brought his guns to bear on the
bar~l.ks at Cadiz, and compelled the royal troops
par.i,.,ning the city TO surrender The city having
prououncd for the revolution, each General sailed
to prsarrad points on the coast, where each raised
the s,.rard Of in surrecton, and set the movement
nm f,,, II, hi, appointed theater of operations"
rrriuri; PROGRESS OF THE INSTRUCTION
K4lIGOADS AND TELEGRAPHS CUT.
Evr>t>D-The fortified town of Santona in the
Pro,i, uf SantandeT, has pronounced for the revo-
,rtioni.ts The railroads and telegraph lines IN the
southeastern part of Spain have been cnt, and rapid
con ,arnication is destroyed The excitement at
Madrid is increasing.
PROCI AVIATION OF THE INsURGENTs-TIiEIRf fU-
TrRE COURSE TO BE DECIDED BY UNIVERSAL
sUFFRAGE--ATTACK UPON MADRID.
Dispatches received here this evening state that
the insurgents have issued proclamation which
says that when they are victorious their future
course relative to the government Of the country will
be decided by universal suffrage. The insurgents
are reported to have attacked Madrid, which is de-
Tended by banicades, but no particulars have been
received The City of SaragOsSa is actively preparing
defense against an anticipated attack by the rebels
A LARGE FORCE SENT OUT AGAINST THE IN
sURGENTS.
eP.M-The following news from Madrid is Off
eial: Gen. NovalIehez of the Royal Army, at the
head of large force, has gone to oAndalusia. Troops
have also been sent to Santander.
COMMERCIAL REGULATIONS.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.-The United States Vice
Consul at Malaga has transmitted to the State DE,
partment official intelligence in regard to several
royal edicts in Spain in relation to commercial
regulations with this country. One of the ediets
announces the extending of the period for free
admission of foreign breadstutfs into the ports
the Peninsula and adjacent islands until the Isl OF
july 1863. Wheat, -four, barley, and corn are the
articles enumerated Another edict regulates the adj
mission of gummed cotton for the lining OF mems
hats and is referred to as follows by Mr. Geary: A
roya order of July o. 1865 recognizing that Tissues
of gummed cotton for the lining of mems hats, clear
Tissues of Is threads being included, are OF common
quality. contain large quantity OF gum ana are OF
little value; and secondly that it is not ust that gum
should pay the duty as the tissue itself as has
/. 1850 relating TO gummed tulle for lining womens
bonnets, which since that date has been taxed at ~
Der cent on its valuation presc bes that article 81 OF
the special tariff on cotton shall alone be hereafter
applied to these tissuesthat is 10 say 40 TO 4S per
cent by kilOgrammes, 22046 lbs, on the valuation,
according to the flag of the importing vessel