The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-10-03
BY TELEGRAPH.
THE REVOLUTION In SPAIN.
FLIGHT OF THE QU E E ".

THE PEOPLE OF MADRID AND THE GARRISON
DECLARE FOR THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OF GENERAL PAyyA, OF THE ROYAL ARMY
IHEREyoLUTIoNIsTsM MARCHING ON THE CAPITAL
UNopposED-A PROVISIONAL JUNTA FORMED.
PARIS. September 29.-Ihe Moniteur has
the following news from Spain: "The city OF
Carthacena joins the revolt. Marshal Paiva, Of
the royal army, was, at last accounts, complete
" surrounded by insurgent troops, and has
probably been captured by this time: The In-
surrection is general throughout Spain. 1t is
thought that Concha himself will soonJoln the
insurgent General Serrano. The rebels have
retaken Santander. Cadiz has been declared q
free port by the reyolutionists. Paris journals
despair of the success of the Queens cause.
The following was received from Spain TO-
NIGHT: The Duke of Vittoria is sick, and un-
able to take an active part in political affairs.
General Prim is hourly expected to arrive with
three iron-clads off Barcelona. 1t is believed
the city will declare against the Queen as soon
as the feet appears. Itis rumored that insur-
rection has broken out in Madrid, and Queen
Isabella has left San Sebastian and crossed the
French frontier.
THE QUEEN OF SPAIN AND BIER GENERALS.
PARIS, September 29-The Queen OF Spain
remains at Sebastian, attended by Carlos Mar
fort, a member of the last Cabinet.
The Moniteur says Jose Concha, at thu head
of the government in Madrid, and Manuel
Concha, in command Of the army in the field,
have both sent in their designations to the
Queen. In their communication they inform
the Queen that her refusal 10 return to Mad
rid, unless accompanied by Marfort, destroys
all hope of checking the insurrection. The
Queen has accepted their resignation and sent
for the Count Of Cheste to form anew ministry.
The Queen has also summoned Council OF
State to meet at San Sebastian.
LONDON, September SO.-The following i'm
portant news has been received from Madrid:
Jose Concha and Manuel Concha have pro-
nounced for the revolution. The people Of
Madrid and the army garrisoning it have fol-
lowed their example. The statue Of the Queen
was dragged through the streets of Ma drid by
the rebels. Paiva, Of the Royal army, has been
utterly defeated by the insurgents in the pro-
vince Of Ciudad Real. His army is dispersed
and himself q fugitive. Marshal serrano. of
the rebel army, is marching on the capital un-
opposed. Girgenti has been captured by the
insurgents. provisional junta has been
formed. Perfect order prevails everywhere.
LATER FROM MADRm-ARRIvAL OF GENERAL
pAryA-RoYA1 ARMS REMOVED FROM THE
r,,rr
LONDON, September S0-Midnight.--The fol-
lowing has been received from Madrid to
night:
General Paiya has arrived hare; he was badly
wounded in his battle with the revolutionary
forces. The royal arms have been removed
from the public buildings in the city by the
soldiers. The citizens everywhere fraternize
with the army. Buildings in several quarters
ofthe city are Illuminated.
THE QUEEN ARRIVED At BAYoNNE, FRANCE.
PARIS, September S0.-The Queen of Spain
has arrived at Bayonne. NJ. Mon, one OF the
Queens Counsellors, who accompanied her
Majesty on her recent visit to Biarritz, has
resigned.
THE LATEST.
M6DRD, October 1.-Queen Isabella has left
the Spanish territory, and the revolutionary
leaders have, organized a provisional govern
ment.
The Gazette publishes the proclamation OF
the Provisional Government deposing Isabella,
declaring tho sovereignty Of the people and
denoune;ng the Bourbons.
The Andalusian merchants and bankers have
offered to loan the Provisional Government
160, 900, 600 reals. The Marquis Novalichez is
dead from wounds received Madrid is PER
fectly quiet. ;5
The interview between Isabella and the
French imperial family lasted but fifteen
minutes. Gonzales Bravo had also brief in
teryiew with the Queen at CASTLE.