The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-30
BY TELEGRAPH.
EUROPE.

PROGRESS OF TaE REVOLUTION IN SPAIN.
MADRID, September 26. The Gazette, OF this
city, confirms report that insurgents nave
appeared in the provinces of Alicante, Leon
and Asturis, and that the provinces OF Mala-
ga, Beiar and Alcoy have pronounced in favor
OF the revolution. The insurgents have again
occupied Cordova and destroyed the bridge
over the Guadalquivar and cut the railroad.
Noyalichez had arrived within fifteen miles of
Cordova, and sent for reintorcements. The
officers of the navy have sworn to accept no
reward for serving in the revolution, declaring
that they have risen to free the country of op-
preston and corrupt dynasty. 1t is rumored
that the Balearic Islands have pronounced In
favor Of the revolutionists.
ENGLISH REPORTS FROM sPAN-cAUsEs OF THE
.,-.s REVOLUTION.
LONDON. September 27.-No official advlces
have been received from Madrid since FRIDAY.
The following accounts como from other
sources: The revolution in Spain is the result
of union of the constitutional, moderate and
liberal parties in their efforts to overthrow the
reigning dynasty. The feet has joined the
movement because it was unpaid, and the
greater part of the army because of the exils Of
their favorite generals. The church, bound
by every tie to the Queen, resists and holds the
masses in check. The insurrectiol extends
throughout heprovinces of Cadiz, Seville, Cor
doya. Huelvo, Grenada, Valencia, Alicante, Al
gesiras, Malaga, Vigo, Ferrel, Corunna, logo
no, Alrnena and Oveido, and many armed bands
10 Af HnaonQ
Saragossa and Navarro. General Pavia had ar
rived in the vicinity OF Cordova, but his troops
were deserting in large numbers, and he was
obliged to stop his march and wait for rein
forcements from Badajos and Ciudad Real,
which, at last accounts, had not " reached
him. The province Of Biscay has sent troops
to San Sebastian for the protection Of the
Queen. In Andalusia the telegraph wires have
been cut and railroads torn up.
Official journals at Paris, rejecting the feel-
ing Of the Emperor, are apprehensive OF the
effect Of great revolution 90 near France, and
seek in theirleading editorials to discourage
the movement, but it il generally believed here
that the revolution will be successful, and will
result in tine expulsion Of the Bourbons from
Spain, and probably the accession OF Duke de
Montpensier to the Spanish throne. A dis
patch from Paris says General Prim, with q
feet Of iron-clads, was expected at Barcelona
yesterday.
! 80, FRENCH REPORTS FROM SPAIN.
PARIS, September 26-The Moniteur has the
following news from Spain: "Catalonis is quiet.
News Of a battle between the royal army under
Psyia and the insurgents under Serrano was
nomentarily expected, as at last accounts the
hostile forces were nearing each other.
salamancas sent to Queen Isabella by Gem
eral Concha, praying that the young Prince Of
the Asturias might 20 to the capital and as
sumo the government Of the narion. The
Queen refused, and returned reply that the
Prince should not rule over people of robbers
and assassins. a. t., e..
,s.Eg:8H sPNNIsH OFFICIAL RKPosTs.
LONDON, September az, evening.-Of6cial
'iispatches from Madrid received tonight say:
'saThe rebel forces under General serrano and
the royal forces under Novahchez are gradu-
ally approaching each other, and it is probable
decisive battle will soon take place. Novali-
chez asks for reinforcements.
General Prim is not well received by othor
rebel Generals, and is carrying out his own
plans without their cooperation. The Span
ish Government has received reports that the
rebels have been driven from Acoy, inthe prov
ince of Alicante. Madrid remains quiet. No
revolutionary demonstrations have been made
in the Northeastern provinces"