The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-28
LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
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3 ny THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
JRE LATEST EUROPEAN NEWS
TIE SPANISH REVOLUTION
THE INSURGENTS ADVANCING
A RATTLE IMMIN VENT
MATTERS IN THE SOUTH
Destructive Fire and loss Of Life
FOREIGN NEWS by CABLE.

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NEW YoHk, Sept. IA cable dispatch TO
the New York lisrdIi is rs follows:
MAnGIn, sept 26-The Gd:Cn" confirms thc
report that the insurgents have appeared in
The provinces of Alicante, Leon and Astur!as,
and that the provinces OF Malaga, BGar and
Alcoy have pronounced in favor of the revo-
luton.
The insurgents have again occupied Cor
dova, and destroyed the bridge over the
GusdalQuirer and cut the railroad.
Novalirhcz had arrived within fifteen miles
Of rordovn, and sent for achievements.
The officers OF the navy have sworn to &C.
ccpt no reward for serving in the revolution,
declaring that they have risen to free the
country from oppression and corrupt dy-
nasty.
Ills rumorcd that the Belearic islands have
| pronounced In favor Of the revolution.
LOHDoS, Sept. 81 No official dispatches
have been received from Madrid since Fri.
day. The following accounts came from other
| sources:
The revolution in Spain ia the result Of An
effort on the part of unConstituti onal but mod
crate and liberal parties In AT effort 70 over.
| throw the reigning dynasty. The fleet has
| Joined tho movement because unpaid and the
greater part OF the army from indignation At
| the "~ilr Of u frVOrite general
| The Church, bound by every tic TO the
Queen, rcsists the revolution and holds the
masses ia check.
| The Instruction extends throughout the
| provinces Of Cadiz, Seville, C0rdova, lIuclva,
Grenada, N,Iencia, Alicante, AIgcsiras, Ma
lagN, Nigu, Ferrol, COrruuna, LogronU, AZ.
mcra. aui OviC!o, and mnny armed bands
have appeared in the provinces Of llucsca,
Saragossa, Frfrul aud Navarro.
| tIanprHI prin hnn arrived n thc ! trinity n
Cordoya, but his troops were deserving in
large numbers, and he was obliged to stop his
march and wait for rc.CnfOrcCmCnts from
Baiajos and Cindad, which, NJ last accounts,
had not arrived.
The Province Of Bis;ay has sent troops 10
San Sebastian to protect the Queen.
In Andalusia the telegraph wires have been
cut and the railroads .orn up.
The Official journals of Paris, rejecting the
feeling Of the Emperor, are apprchensivc of
the effect Of revolution so near France, and
seek in their leading editorials to discourage
the movement, but it is generally believed
here that the revolution will be successful,
and result in the expulsion Of the Bourbons
from Spain.
A dispatch from Paris says General Prim,
sClona yesterday.
DUBLIN, Sept. 27.-The leaders of the SC
called Fenlan party in Ireland are everywhere
forming coalitions with the Tories. They even
oppose such candidates for Parliament as the
O'Donohuc in Tr6lee, John Francis Mcguire
IN Cork, and other equally strong advocates of
Irish rights.
| The journals in the Ireland which have
shown most sympathy with the late Fenian
agitation have come oIt strongly in support
of these coalitions.
LONDON, september 81 Evening.-Oncial
dispatches from Madrid tonight contain the
following
The rebel forces under Sevrans and the royal
forces under NOvalschc2 arc gradually ap-
proaching each other, and 1t is probable de-
cisive battle will soon take place.
NovalisChez asks for rcinforcements.
General Prlm 10 not well received by the
other rebel generals, and is carrying out his
T own plan without their cooperation.
The Spanish Government has received in
? formation that the rebels have been driven
from Alcoy, in the Province Of Alicante.
Madrid remains quiet.
No revolutionary demonstrations have
been made In the northern Provinces