The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-24
EUROPE.
BY Atlantic telegraph.
New Market Races-Ra2quet OF on
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from spaln-Imp0rtant from Lon
don.
ENGLAND.

ENGLAND.
LONDON, September pa lie tie
to the Times from Paris says tn
prime leader of the insurg9nts lef
| Paris for Spain, to attend the meet In
of the exiled Spanish Generals a
Cadiz.
Captain Malcompo, of the Spanish
iron clad Sarragosa, who Joined the
insurgents, brought his guns to bear
upon the barracks at Cadiz, and com
PEELED the royal troops garrisoning
the city to surrender. The city hav-
ing pronounced for revolution, each
General proceeded to other places
and raised the standard of insurrec.
ton.
At the Newmarket races yesterda J
the first race was won by Rovooli
and the second by Athena.
LONDON. Sept. 23-The third race
at New Market, yesterday, was won
by Abstinence. The fourth was won
by the col Meteor; the fifth was won
by pesparian, and the last race was
won by SnowdrOp.
1t is announced to-day that the
sessions of the proposed peace con-
gress viii be held at Berne.
LIVERPOOL. Sept. %. - Letters
from Egypt report that the yield of
cotton in that county this year will
be enormous.
LONDON, Sept. 23.-The Standard
this morning has an article oa the
Chinese Embassy, who have just.ar-
rived. 1t comments on the public IN :
I - L L.
land, as contrasted with the enthu-
siasm with which they were every
where received in America, and says
all that Ministers have to do is to see
that they have genuine Commis-
sioners to deal with, and not merely
foreign meditators between England
and China.
Mr.. Johnson American Minister,
in reply to the address presented by
the Town Council of Leeds, yeSter-
day, said: There were but few differ
ences between England and the
United States, and these were unim-
portant, because they could be AMIGA
bly, adjusted without furnishing the
honor of either country. He hoped
for a speedy settlement of these diff
ferences, and should devote all his
energies to that end He would re-
gret if either, in coming to an agree
ment, should suffer in its own opinion,
or in that of the world. The United
States would certainly do nothing TO
detract from its own reputation. and
he knew that Great Britain would
not tarnish her honor
LONDON, September 23-9 PM -
The following news from Madrid Is
official General Noyaliehez, of the
royal army, at the head of a large
force, has gone to Andalusia. Troops
have also been sent to Santando.
LONDON, September 23--The fol-
lowing additional news has been rsa
ceived from Spain. The fortified town
of Santona, in the province of San
tando, has pronounced for the revO-
lutionists. The railroads and tele-
graph lines in the southeastern part
have been cut, and rapid communica-
ton is destroyed. The excitement at
Madrid is increasing.
LONDON, Sept. 23.-At New Market
to-day the first race was won by Sam
son; second by Glasgow and bay colt;
third by Restitution; fourth by Dake,
Newcastle's flley.
LONDON, September ss23-Evening
Dispatches received here this eve
ming, state that the insurgents have
issued a proclamation which says that
if they are victorious, their future
course relative to the government of
the country will be decided by univer-
sal suffrage. The insurgents are re-
ported to have attacked Madrid,
which is defended by barricades. but
no particulars have been received.
The city of Saragossa is actively pre-
pairing defences against an anticipated
attack by the rebels.
SPAIN.
MADRID, Sept. PA Royal decree
has been issued accepting the resigna
ton of all the Ministers. and naming
james Concha as President of the
Council. He has not, however, form
ed new Ministry
The Gazette to-day announces that
a revolt had taken place In Cadiz and
Seville. The government has formed
three military divisions, comprising
Catalona, Castillo and An1olusia,
Concha, and Navulicehez. They have
uCCAACu " dAluCh lIlC 8GuNo-
The Captain General of Madrid has
published a notice. which he has post
ed on all the corners of the streets,
forbidding any assemblies of the peo-
pie. a provisional government has
been formed at Seville, which has de-
clared EsparterO as President. The
forces of the insurgents are estimated
at 1900 soldiers and eleven ships Of
war with 5000 seamen. The revolt
makes progress. The Queen left st.
Sebastian at midnight for Madrid.
FRANCE.
PARIS, September 23.-All in Ma
drid is quiet.
Estrada has been appointed Minis
ter of Marine.
News from the Provinces is contra
dictery.D
The Queen attempted to return to
the capital, but finding the roads in
possession of the enc ny, she returned
to San Sebastian, where she remains.
The rebels everywhere are pro-
claiming EsparterO as President.
Bravo and other Ministers have ar
rived in France.
PARIS, Sept. %. The Moniteur.
to-day. In an article on the speech of
King William. delivered at Hamburg,
says: His words show his faith in
peace.
AUSTRIA.
TRIESTE. Sept. 23-The officers in
port of the Austrian navy, to day,
rendered a banquet to Admiral Far
ragut. Speeches were made, and much