The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-13
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MADRID, October l2-The United states IL
the first nation to recognize the new Proyi.
sional Government.
The Madrid Gd:enc to-day, publishes such
official recognition through Mr.. Hale, the
American minister.
The Junts has declared Ia favor OF addi-
tional reforms, among which are the abolition
OF the death penalty and the sanctity OF pri-
vsto letters and domloilcs.
The Junti has ordered the restoration OF
the bark Tornado to England, the payment Of
damages for her wrongful detention, and the
imprisonment OF the Spanish officer who or.
dered her seizure.
PARIS, October l2.-The JournGl des DcJdb
says Leisundi, the Captain General OF Cubs,
has given in his adhesion to the revolution.
Cubsns, in Spain, will be permitted TO choose
two members OF the Junta.
Olszza hs, declined the offer of place In
the Cabinet, but will probably DO appointed
President OF the new Cortes.
LONDON, Oct. l2.-The Director announces
that the cable known as the Eighteen sixty.
elk Gable, between Ireland and Newfoundland
was repaired Sunday afternoon, and isnow in
perfect working order.
LONDON, Oct. ia dispatch from Bombay
says favorable report has been received from
the expedition against the tribes IN North.
western India. The troops so far have met
with slight opposition.
LONDON, Oct. l2.-Thc FcuIhns cvunncd at
baltimore are TO be released.
LoNpoH, Oct. l2.-Conso!s, eit,. Stocks firm.
Bonds, ~; Illinois, ojiii Eric, 3l7!.
fRASKFoET, Oct. l2.-Bonds quiet nnd steady
AZ 77%G77ls
LrvERrooL, oct. l2-Erening.-Cotton is
buoyant. sales Of 20 900 bales; Up!ands, lol4V
lp5 ID; Orleans, nam u.
MADRID, Oct IA loan OF ten million Of
reals offered by the Junta was Immediately
taken.
MADRID, October l2.-The following ia the
substance OF what was said on both sides at
the interview between the American minister
and the Duke De La Tore!
Mr.. Hale, addressing the Duke in the name
of the United States. congratulated the Pro-
rIsional Junts and the people of Spain on the
success of n revolution OF such grand proper
tion. He was happy to return the greeting
which Spain gave the United States on their
entrance into the family Of free and sovereign
peoples. The relations between Spain and
the United states had always been favorable,
and, under the present circumstances, all his
efforts would be cxertcd to augment the
friendship between the two peoples.
The Duke lie Ia Tore, in reply, said: "Amid
the ruins of old rule would lie formed a struc.
ture which he believed would merit the SYM
pathy and approval OF the United States
spain now deserved and needed the support
OF all free peoples, and that the American
Government WAS highly esteemed"
The Duke concluded by declaring that this
iuterview would serve to maintain unbrOkcn
Lciwccn the two nations, both claiming and
exercising successfully, the principles Of na
tional sovereignty.
Gen. Dulce has been appointed Captain Gen
eral of Cuba.
LONDON, October l2.--At blackburn, In the
county Of Lancaster Liberal procession was
attacked on Saturday By a mob Of Tories.
Several fights occurred. One man was killed
and several injured.
! PARIS, October Is. The Ganlois newspaper
publishes IstteI hou, general rim, when
strongly isyors the calling together Of the
Cortes and the formation of a kingdom at
once. 1t is said that Prlm himself wishes to
be king.
PRAGUE, October l2-Thc political tumults
which had broken out !T this city have been
suppressed by Austrian troops, who dispersed
the various assemblages ofthe people.