The Portland daily press., 1868-09-28
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| RUSSIA
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 26.-There is mucI
| excitement in this city occasioped bv tbe re
ceipt OF news OF the total wreck of the Russian
trigate Alexander Newski, eff the town o
Marlboro, Denmark. Grand D.ke Alexis wa:
on board the Inflated ship --latest dispatches
however, hold out strong hopes that all hands
may be saved. 0itH
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 26, noon.-Despatch
eS nave been received announcing the safety
of the Grand Duke Alexis and crew. The
wreck will also be saved. 4
.... AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, Sept. 26.-John Hay, American
Charge d'Affairs dd interim, had an audience
with the Emperor yesterday
Count AndresSy President of the Hungarian
Ministry, has resigned on account Of ill health
uloadoT -l SPAIN. ai ttaL-
PARIS, Sept. 26.-The news from Spain is
meagre, ,. ..a--ts gye.s a.r.g. .7
Offica reports received state that the news
favors the government al.c
The Emperor has invited the Prince Napo.
leon to Paris for consultation on the affairs of
Spain.
LONDON, Sept. %, evening.-It is reported
for rebellion
The Queen has abdieated in favor of her son
General Parnez is master of Cadiz.
PARIS, Sept. 26.--The official newspapers of
SPAN say that the movements against the gov
efnment are abortive.
The Moniteur has the following from Spain I:
Ihe news of a battle between the royal forces
under Parma and the insurgents under Swano
Is mefnentarly expected, as at last accounts
the hostile forces were nearing each other.
Sdlnancos was sent to Queen Isabella by
General Concha praying that the young Prince
Astorlas night go the capital and assume the
government of the nation, but the Queen re.
fused and returned the reply that the Prince
should not rule people of robbers and assas-
sins. ,-
The Debate Asserni, official organ, says
mat koumams took no steps to prevent the
recent disturbances in Bulgary. %
The Sublime Porte has protested to the great
European Powers, and will make every effort
to preserve the Empire. Ees
LONDON, Sept. 2S-Noon.-No official dis
patches have been received from Madrid since
FRIDAY. The following account came from
other sources:-The revolution in Spain is the
result OF the union of the CONSTITUTE onal mo l.
crate and liberal parties in an effort to over
throw the reigning dynasty. The fleet has
joined the movement because the sailors are
unpaid, and the greater part of the army has
revolted because they are indignant at the ex-
lie OF their favorite. The church, which is
bound by every tie to the Queen ressts and
holds tue masses in check.
77As tar as can be ascertained from the various
reports received up to the present hour the in
s9rrectlon extends throughout the provinces
OF Cadiz, Seville, Cordova, Huelva. Grenada
Halenc'a, Alicante, Algezeras, Malaga, VIgo,
ferrol, Corunna, Logrona, Almera and CiseDo
and many armed bands have appeared in the
provinces OF Huesca, Saragossa, Ternel and
Navarro. Gen Paira had arrived in the v;cin
ity of Cordoya, but hi, troops were desertine
IN large numbers, and he was obliged to stop
MS march and wait for reinforcements from
BadaJos and Ciudad, which, at last accounts.
hau not yet reached HIM. The province of
DISCO has sent troops to San Sebastian for the
protection of the Queen Ia AndaluSia the
wires have been cut and the rail-
roads torn up
The official journals of Paris, rejecting on
the feeling OF the Emperor Napoleon, are an
prehenslve Of the effects of grand revolution
50 near france, and seek in their leading ed-
torlals to discourage the movement but if is
generally believed here (London) that the rev
olution will be successful and will result in
the expulsion of the Bourbons from Spain and
probably in the accession of the Montpensiers
to the Spanish throne
A dispatch from Paris saw that Gen Prin
with fleet of iron-clads was expected at
Barcelona yesterday.
LONDON, Sept. q, evening.-Officiald despatch
rs have been received from Madrid tonight
which contain the following intelligence: The
rebel forces under Gen. Serrano, and the royal
army under the Marquis of Novalischez are
approaching each other, and it is
probable that decisive battle will soon take
place. The Marquis asks for reinforcements.
Gen. Prlm is not we'll received by the other
rebel generals, and is carrying out his own
plans without their cooperation
Ihe Spanish Government has received re-
ports that the rebels have been driven from
Alcoy, in the province OF Alcant.
The city OF Madrid remains quiet, and no
revolutionary demonstrations have been made
in the northeastern provinces.
New YORK, Sept. 27.-The following is a
special cable dispatch to the New York Herald:
Madrid, Sept A.-The Gazette confirms the
report that the insurgents have appeared in
provinces of Alicante, Leon and Asturas and
that the provinces of Malaga, Bejai and Alcoy
have pronounced in favor of the revolution.
The insurgents have again occupied Cordova
and destroyed the bridge over the Guadalqniv-
er and cut the railroad. Navalickez had ar
rived within fifteen miles of COrdova and sent
for reforcements. The officers of the navy
have sworn to accept no reward for serving in
the revolution, declaring that they rise to free
the country of oppression and a corrupt dy-
nasty. 1t is rumored that the Balearic Islands
have pronounced in favor of the revolutionists.
SWITZERLAND
BERNE, Sept. GA request to send repre-
sentatives to the Peace Congress soon to be as
sembled, will be forwarded to the United States
as well as to the different European nations.
GREAT BRITAIN
LONDON, Sept. 26.-The Times has an article
on the subject OF the designs of the United
States on Mexico. The Times would approve
the absorption of that country into the Amer
can Union if it could be assured of two things,
viz.:-Ihe future peace of Mexico and the pay
ment of her debts.
The case of Sarah Rachel Emerson, known
as Madame Rachel, for consplring to defraud
Mary Tucker Barradillo of large sum of
money, has been determined, and the Judge
sentenced Madame Rachel to five years i'm
prisonment at hard labor.
) DUBLIN, Sept. H.-The leaders CT the So
called Fenian party in Ireland are everywhe
forming political coalitions with the Torres
They even oppose such candidates for Parlia-
ment as Odenough in Ralu, John Francis Ma
CURE in Cork, and other equally strong advo-
Gates OF Irish rights. The Journals III ireland
which have shown the most sympathy with
the late Feniah agitators have come out strong
ly in Support OF these coalitions.