The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-09-25
FROM EUROPE BY GABLE.


will Immediately strengthen the posts on the
Spanish frontier. 1t is reported that Queen
Isabella has entered France. There is an unah-
thentcated rumor that Prlm has been arrested.
The Pays says the Spanish army i. loyal, and
that the insurrection is confined to the province
Of Andalusia and few seaports.
The following is an official announcement
from Madrid:--
Catalonia, Aragon, aud Valencia are quiet"
The Moniteur has the following:-
The revolution in Spain makes no headwaY,
and the people are indifferent or repulsive to
the project. Active measures are being tax en-
by the Government for the suppression of the
rebellion. The insurgents in Andalusia are re-
firing before the advance OF the royal troops.
PARIS, Sept. 24,-The reported rising In Gala.
bria and Sicily Is denie
LONDON, Sept. 24.-Advices from Buenos
Ayres announce that Ssrmiento the newly
elected President, has been duly installed.
PARIS, Sept "a, evening.-The report that the
Queen of Spain had crossed the frontier into
France premature. She still remains at San
Sebastian but it is rumored that she will soon leave
for Pau in the Department of the Lower Pyrenees.
The French authorities have arrested a number
of refugees who had crossed the frontiers.
1t is reported that Manuel Gasset, Captain Gene
raj of Valencia, was seized by mob and killed,
and that his body dragged through the streets.
Official dispatches from Madrid make the follow
ing statements:
The insurrection has been suppressed in Grenada.
battle was fought lasting two hours, and result
ing in the defeat of the rebels.
The disloyal movement is confined to the province
of Santander AM the cities of Malaga and Seville.
Letters from Cadiz say the citizens there have
taken part in the rebelion, and business is not
interrupted.
LONDON, Sept 2.-The Madrid Gazette says that
Navaliches had arrived on the north side Of the
Sierra Morena with two regiments of cavalry eight
battalions of infantry and four batteries. The re-
volutionary General Serrano was marching with
large force on Cordova to give battle to the royal
troops. Great excitement prevailed in Madrid,
and it believed that the of the revolu-
tionists certain. Queen Isabella has signifed
her willingness to abdicate if the revolutionsts will
accept the young Prince of Asturias as the King,
she to act as regent until he atans his majority.
The reyolutonists, however, have refused any COM
promise, and demand the expulsion of the Bourbons
and the establishment of a constituent assembly and
provisional government.
LONDON, Sept. q, evening.-The following is the
latest news received from Spain:
The government at Madrid has declared all Spain
in a state of seige.
General lsnader, who was sent out with a detach
ment Of royal troops against the province of San
tander, has joined the insurgents.
desperate atfray took place in Santander be-
tween the opposing parties, in which many persons
were injured. The reports that Prim is marching
directly on Madrid are reiterated. He is accom-
panied by General Serrano and the Duke de la
Tore, and it is estimated that the force under his
command is now 10000 strong. The Duke de la
Tore is said to be acting Provisional President
and civil head of the revolution. He has refused
the offers of accommodation made by General Con-
cha from Madrid
he Sbi nc pf-xyor in t1n rtnfC Ga
bastian have declared against the Queen and joined
the rebel fleet
The revolutionary leaders have issued decree
declaring that any officer who orders attack on
the people, or patriot soldiers, shall be adjudged
traitor to his country.
LONDON Sept. A.-Minister johnson visited the
u Leeas s eShPSn Seft6f he m aPT a. his pre-
vious assurances of the maintenance of good will
between England and America. He also paid an
eloquent tribute of praise to the British army and
highly eulogized Lord Napier, of Magdala, whose
name, he said, was household word in America,
for his courage and humanity in the Abyssinlan
war.
LONDON, Sept 24,-The races at New Market to-
day fairly attended. The Triennial Produce
stakes were won by Merrys colt, by Stockwell;
Martinique second, Parsetta third Seven horses
ran. The Rutland stakes for two year olds were
won by colt Lincoln; Stambole second, Lady Oar
third. Six horses ran.
Financial and Commercial.
LONDON, Sept. 2-Eyening.-The specie in
the Bank Of England has increased 9l89,00
since the last report. Consols for money 942a
944, and for account, 94i. Illinois Central, 93;
Atlantic and Great Western, 80; Erie, 33S.
FRANKFORT, Sept. 24.-52Os, 75J.
LIvEhPooL, Sept. 24-Evening. Cotton dull;
the sales today we're 10 900 bales. Breadstufs
dull. Spirits OF Petroleum irregular.
LONDON, Sept 24-Evening.. Sugar quiet.
Whale Oil, 937 los.
ANTWERP, Sept. 24-Evening.- Petroleum
closed at 50f
From New York.
New YORK, Sept. A.-At a meeting of the Labor
Congress, to-day, the following officers were
elected