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EoNDoN, Sept. Q

A1OlN0O4NS t1OPs' 49,
The Madrid Gazette of. yesterday
morning, the Oath inst, issued by Off
cial authority, announces that the in
surgcnts against the Government of her
most Catholic Majesty Queen Isabella
the Second, have appeared in arms in
the Province and City of Alicante on
the Mediterranean and that they are
thus at the residence Of the Consuls of
almost all the European States and in
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ly. They are also at Leon, and the
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of Oviedo, having on the north the Bay
of Biscay; on the east Santander, on
the west Gallicis, and on the south the
Cantabrian Mountains, which separate
it from Leon. The official journal nc
knowledges that the insurrection pre-
val IS also in Malaga, on the Mediterra-
mean, distance sixty.five miles east
northeast from Gibraltar, in the town
and province of Bejar, As miles south
of Salamanca, as well as in the town
and province Of Alcoy, "a miles north
north west from Alicante, and that pro-
nunciamentos have been made at all
these places against the Queen. 1t is
also stated that the insurgent forces
have again taken possession of and oc-
cupied Cardova, Sc miles northeast of
Seville, destroyed the bridge which
crosses the Guadilquiver, and torn up
and destroyed the railroad track, cut
ting off communication with the CAPT
tai and the surrounded centers. The
naval officers who are in revolt against
the Queen have sworn and pledged to
each other before the people not to ac-
cept reward or pay for serving the cause
of liberation, declaring that the insur-
rectionary rising has been undertaken
and made solely with the intent to free
their country from executive oppression
and from corrupt dynasty.
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Great Britain.
LONDON, Sept. 26

LONDON, Sept. rs.
The Times this morning has another
article on the subject of the { designs
of the United States on Mexico. The
Times would approve of the absorption
of that country in the American Union
if it could be assured of two things,
viz: The future peace of Mexico, and
the payment of her debt.
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Coalition Between Fenians and
Tories.

DUBLIN, Sept. 81.
The leaders of the so-called Fenian
party, in Ireland, are everywhere form
ing political coalitions with the Tories.
They even oppose such candidates for
Parliment as The O'Donoghue, in Ira
lee John Francis Mcguire, in Cork,
and other equally strong advocates of
Irish Rights. The journals in ireland
which have shown most sympathy with
the late Fenian agitations, have come
out strongly in support of these coali-
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The War Between the States,
ITS CAUSES, CHARACTER, CONDUCT
AND RESULTS,

ITS CAUSES, CHARACTER, CONDUCT
AND RESULTS,
BY HON. ALEXANDER H. STEPHENS,
rs THE TITLE of Work just issued by
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Histories of the late Civil War have sprung
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have felt the want of reliable history of the
same from Southern standpoint, by some
representative man of the South. This want
is about to be supplied by Alexander H.
Stephens. Mr.. Stephens was most earnest
protestant against rebellion, and only sue
cumbed at the last moment, when his State,
in spite OF his warning, committed the great
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The bare announcement that this distin-
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GREAT WAR, only known to those HIGH
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which were so accessible to Mr.. Stephens
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The Ku-KIux-KIan In Arkansas.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Sept. %.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Sept. %.
Capt. Simpson Mason, President of
the Board of Registration, Fulton coun-
ty was assassinated by the Ku-Klux,
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captain in the Federal army during the
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orally believed here (London) that the
revolution will be successful and will re-
suit in the expulsion OF the Bourbons
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sion Of the Montpensiers to the Span
ish throne. A dispatch from Paris says
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terday.
: A GREAT BATTLE EXPECTED.
Evening. official dispatches have
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The Rebel forces under Gen. Serrano,
and the Royal army, under the Mar
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BILE that decisive battle viii soon take
place. The Marquis asks for re-en-
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and is carrying out his own plans with
out their cooperation. The Spanish
Government has received reports that
the rebels have been driven from Alcoy
in the Province of Alicante. The City
of Madrid remains quiet, and no revo-
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THE ORIGIN OF WoMAN.-Ladies doubtless
will feel interested in the following account
OF their origin, taken from Madagascar
myth:
The inhabitants of Madagascar have a
strange myth touching the origin of woman.
They say that the first man was created of
the dust of the earth, and was placed in
garden where he was subject 10 none OF the
ills which now affiict mortality; he was also
free from all bodily appetites, and though
surrounded by delicious fruits and limpid
streams yet he felt no desire to taste of the
fruits or quaff the water. The Creator had,
moreover, very strictly forbidden him either
to eat or drink. The great enemy, however,
came to him, and painted to him in glowing
colors the sweetness of the apple, the lus-
ciousness of the date, and the sueculence of
the orange In vain; the first man remem-
bered the command laid upon him by his
Maker Then the fiend assumed the appear
ance of an effnlgent spirit, and pretended to
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the water or give her to the pigs, when a
messenger from heaven appeared and told
him to let her run about the garden till she
was of u.arriageable age, and then to take
her to himself as a wife. He obeyed. He
called her Bahouna, and she became the
mother of all races of men.
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A MILITARY SPECTACLE IN ROME-The
Roman correspondent of the Pull Mall Ga
zette writes: "On the I'd inst, the Pope paid
visit to his army on the plateau of Monte
Cave, arriving at Rocca di Papa, in a carriage
at eight o'clock in the morning. As his
holiness entered the camp, rain began to
fall, and was driven on by furious gusts of
wind, which rose to a storm when the HOLY
Father reached the temporary chapel, erect
ed at great cost, in the midst of the camp.
In this fabric the troops assembled to hear
the Pope say mass, which he accomplished
under great difficulties, for at that elevation
the air was extremely cold, obliging him to
wear his eamdnro, or red velvet cap, and, as
the rain pierced the roof of the chapel, red
umbrella was held over his head. The white
linen for the altar was retained in its place by
the weight of bullets, and the Host was
placed under glass clock shade, to prevent
its being carried away by the tempest In
spite of these discomforts the Holy Father
went through all the service of the mass
with his usual deliberation. The troops
then gathered in the middle of the camp
where the Pope mounted scaffold, and re-
gardless of wind and rain, bestowed upon
them his solemn benediction Gen. Kanz-
Ter wished him to wait for the troops to
s-asreh P~st, but hia Holiness to fatiorued
the descent from the mountain in litter.
This operation, however, proved even more
fruitful of discomfort than the celebration of
mass in the camp chapel, and the cover of
the litter SO cramped the knees of the Holy
Father that he insisted on alighting. But
he found it equally painful to walk, as the
ground was sodden with rain, and the mud
ankle deep; and he could only proceed by
catching at the rifles of the soldiers who
lined the way. Finally, the jaded Pontiff
reached his carriage, and was conveyed to
Grottoferrata. This journey, which has been
a true martyrdom for the old man, and has
already produced bad effect on his health,
is said to have cost, in all its accompaniments,
60,000f Fortunately, the italian Government
has just paid into the Pontificial exchequer
5000, ,0O0f, and promises another instalment
of its debt next week.
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