The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-03
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By Atlantic Telegraph.
AfTairS In SpaIn-Imp0rtant News
i -aa from that Quarter.
SPAIN.


MADRID, Sept. 3O-The official
gazette to day publishes proclama-
tion of the provisional government
pronouncing the disposition of Queen
Isabella, proclaiming the sovereignty
of the people, aud concluding with a
deRunciation Of the Bourbons.
The leading bankers and merchants
of Andalusia have offered to the pro-
visi0nal government a loan of 160,-
000,000 reals.
MADRID. Oct. /, p M.-The Mar
quis of Navelechez died in this city
this morning from his wounds.
Gen CaionOge, while preparing to
fly to France, was arrested and hand
ed over to the Revolutionary Junta
at Burgos.
The city of Madrid is perfectly
quiet. Generals Prim and SerranO
hive not yet arrived he re.
Don Sebastian advised the Queen
to inaugurate civil war, but the
Basque Province refused to supply
men or money for that purpose. The
B isque Province have since given in
their adhesion to the revolution.
MADRID, Oct. 1.-The Provisional
Juuta has issued a proclamation call
ing on the National Militia.
MADRID, Sept. 2-The elections
for members of the new Junta are In
progress. Perfect order is main
tanned.
Gen. COlOnge has been arrested and
sent to the fortress of Santona, where
he will be confined until his trial
commences.
A proclamation viii soon be issued
for elections to be held throughout
the kingdom to choose members of a
defnitive Junta and delegates to a
constituent assembly, to meet at an
early day in Madrid.
The leaders of the revolution are
acting together in accord.
EGYPT.
ALEXANDRIA, Oct. 1.-While the
Viceroy Of Egypt was visiting an illu-
mination in a narrow street IN Cairo,
an attempt was made to assassiDate
him by dropping a steel ball armed
with sharp barbs on his head. The
VicerOy escaped uninjured. The per-
petrator is unknown.
FRANCE.
PARIS, October 2.-The Noniteur
says the reason Marshal Serrano has
not arrived at Madrid yet Is because
he is afraid to leave the army in its
present disorganized condition.
It is reported that when the Queen
of Spain LETT San Sebastian, she took
all the crown jewels aud Royal rega-
liza, together with 23,OO0,0O0 reals of
gold.
GERMANY.
BREMEN, October 2.-The Weser
Gazette says the Federal Government
OF North Germany has made con-
tract with the North German Lloyds
Steamship Company, establishing a
money order system between the
United States and Germany.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, October 2. = The mail
steamer from Rio Janeiro brings the
following news from the seat Of war:
On the Rio Parana the Marquis OF
Caxaias, with a select column of J, ,000
men, was marching directly on the
Notifications at the confluence of the
Tebicaurary and Parana Rivers, with
the intention of making an immediate
attack.
1t was reported at Rio that General
Lopez has left his entrenchments
there, and was marching with his en-
tire force on Corroco Leon. .s....
limbo, after bombardment OF five
days, was abandoned by its garrison.
twenty-five guns and other materials
of war were left within the forts.
The Notifications of Humatia have
not been entirely demolished.
A considerable portion of the Par
aguayan works are held by strong
allied force.