The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-04
SPAIN.
Origin and Progress OF tho Revolution
French Accounts Of the First Outbreak.

Origin and Progress OF the Revolution
French Accounts Of the First Outbreak.
PARIS, Sept 10, 1858.
The Gaulois announces that the Spanish generals
exiled to the Canary Islands have arrived In Anda-
hsla where they have raised the nag OF nsurrection
against the present dynasty. The paper adds that
Ssnerai prim with nus sat-, nad emDa IKE TON
elan coast. The General is to take the command In
the insurrectionary movement
All journals, except the Constttutionnei and
NOssiteur, contain reports Of revolutionary out
break in.Spain A rumor Is current that Queen isa-
bella has abdicated. The Consul at Bayonne states
that the Queen Will leave ST. sebastian for Biarrtz
n SIX O'Clock tonight.
The Monite,xr OF this morning says:-The Progress
sst party has caused q revolutionary movement at
soldiers and sailors on board several men, of-war
bears aspect. The reports as TO the charac
ter Of the outbreak are still Incomplete. Tranquil
Mty has dot been disturbed al Madrid
There has been no inters lew between the Emperor
Napoleon and the queen OF spain as intended, owing
PARIS, Sept 21-Evening
The Figaro OF this evening announces that the
town OF Carthagena, in Spain, has fallen into the
hands OF the Insurgents. IL also publishes inteli-
gence from Cauz, stating that two vessels OF war,
supposed to be the Villa de Madrid and the Sara
gossa commenced bombarding the city, whereupon
3 portion OF the garrison withdrew TO Join the Royal
forces. The insurgents had then established them
selves on the coast and shortly afterwards the re-
mainder OF the garrison raised white nag. The city
n now In the power OF the Progresststs
General Priln has arrived In spain, but his where
aboutS Ia not known.
Colonies Baldrlch and Lagunero are in command
Of the bands in Catalonia and Andalusia.
The Fufrie OF this evening, ON the other hand,
states that the Queen OF SPAN has not abdicated,
and that the insurgents have not become masters OF
any portion OF Cadz. II says that the revoutonists
are still outside the city, that the Inhabitants aud
harrison remain faithful to the government, and
preparing to attack the insurgent bands, and that
the Governor OF Cadiz has rejected every summons
surrender by the commanders OF the frgates.
According to the same journal General Concha has
assumed the Presidency OF the Ministry without
forming fresh Cabinet. and the post OF Minister OF
the Interior will be retained by senior Gonzales
Bravo In opposition to this assertion OF the Pate.
the M0nfte,g' du Soir declares that Senior Gonzales
Bravo has resigned, and that General Concha has
been charged 10 take the measures rendened neces-
sary by present circumstance star ,a,
gumed the supreme command OF the army az well as
the Presidency OF the Ministry, and has appointed
his eldest brother commander-ln-chief OF the army
Al Andalusa.
The Esenddrd adds:--In the political world the
state OF spain h believed TO be very serious. Tee-
graphic communication between Madrid and the
southern provinces Is interrupted.
The France OF this evening has the folowing:-we
know from q sure source that the Queen did not
leave yesterday evening for Madrid, and this fact
will Justify the belief that the journey cohsid-
cred not to be without danger. Cadiz was still in
the hands OF the government yesterday. General
Prim is believed to be on board frgate at Gibraltar
Baron MERCER, the French Embassador. has not left
Madrid. Count Girgent LETT Paris yesterday for
spain to take command OF regiment. Teegrapnc
communication Detw cen France and Spain Is inter-
Eupteu.
According to the Gdu,ofs the town OF Gerond has
made q pronuncsdne7fo, ana General Contrevas IL
said 10 have arrived in Calca to take the command
Of the instruction In that province.
the Lt0erte says that Seville has pronounced Ia
favor OF the Progressstas and that the instruction
has spread To Catalonia and Arrasfon.
Ike sovereignty OF the People, and an Appeal
10 the Nati0nr are announced by the temps and
other journals a. constituting the programme of the
nsurgent party
The Siecle mentions under reserve) a runior that
the queen OF spain has resolved to aodcate in favor
Of her eldest son. and has proposed To condde the
Regency TO General Espartero.
The seini.ofilcal Constitutional admits the grave
nature Of the intelligence from SPAIN but argues
that the interruptions on the telegraph lines should
the pubic TO receive with caution all reports
In circulation as to the state Of affairs.
PARIS, sept. 2l--Nipht.
Seville has pronounced for the insurgents and the
Rarrlson has followed Its example General rrm
and Cabeero de Roda are marching on Madrid.
Queen Isabella was still at 81. sebastian at three
r. M. to-day.
Is is believed to be certain that both Carthagena
and Perrol have pronounced for the insurgenls.