The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-15
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Gen. Rodu has transmitted commu.
nicution stating that he has boen ap.
prIsed OF the events of CadiZ. He had
left Lisbon 10 otfeE his services TO the
provisional government. The provls-
ional authorities have replied that they
respect him for his intentions, but he
must return Immediately to Lisbon
Gen. ROda yesterday issued the fol-
lowing proclamation 10 the inhabitants
OF Cddiz:
a revolution melted and fomented by
the secret enemies of the coun-
try, has already deluged with
blood the streets OF this beautiful
city. II has found no echo in any 9TH
er part of the peninsula. 1 have come
to suppress this rebellion with the
forces placed at my disposal by our
and your lives shall be spared. This
guarantee in the name of the govern
ment upon whose clemency you may
rely. Sucn are the only means by
which insurgents escape being treated
with intlexibIe rigor. l Will grant you
until tomorrow at noon, in order
that the old men, women and
peaceably removed and Withdrawn
from the town. II will not be my
fault il with the means to attack,
imperiOus law OF necessity compels
me to employ. If there should come
for Cadiz n day of mourning and ruin
shall regret such Il result to the bot
tom of my heart, but l shall do my
duty. This proclamation produced u
mar ed impression on the insurgents
who sent delegation with the United
States Consul to Gen. Calberro, offer
ing to place their arms in such hands.
Gen. RodR expects to enter Cadiz to-
day Notwithstanding the roads.
there are various accounts of collisions
in different parts of Spain. Bitterness
between the republicans and monarch.
lists still continues.
LONDON, Dec. l3.
Lord Clarendon informed the foreign
ministers formally on Saturday that
negotiations for treaty OF commerce
are to he opened Immediately with Mr..
Burliugun9 and tho Chinese embassy.
MADRID. Dec. II.
All foreigners have LETT Cadiz. 1t is
thought the insuTrection is bloOdlessly
suppressed.
LONDON, Dec. II.
The Times hopes that England will
adopt tho American newspaper postal
system.
MARsEILLEs. Dec. II.
Advices from Sankow, China, report
the safe return of two ministers of the
lJOnUOn wesleyan MlSSlOu. upon
travelling through China they were we'll
treated. They saw abundance OF coal,
and evidences of gold, silver, lead anu
iron mines. Catholic missions are very
numerous. and Catholic converts are
numbered by hundreds ofthousands.
PARIS, December II.
Tho Moniteur to-day publishes in an
extra issue the following important in
teiligence from Madrid: The insur-
gents in Cadtz are yielding to the terms
set forth in proclamation Issued by
Gen. Cabellero. Ds Roda surrendered
yesterday, and the people have given
their arms to the government. The
troops now hold all quarters of the city.
CADIZ. December II.
The iusurrection here is at an end.
The insurgents nave given up their
arms to the military officers, and the
people generally are returning the arms
which they had secreted at their houses.
Perfect quiet now prevails and there are
no indications of the recent disturb
auces, except patrols OF soldiers in the
streets and military guards around the
Hotel de Vile and the other public
buildings.