The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-09-22
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LONDON, Sept. 21.-Hon Arson Burlingame
and the Chinese Embassy have arrived in this
city, and are stopping at Grosvenor Hotel. =
SPAIN.
PARIS, Sept. 21.-Some reports state the ris-
ing in Spain is rot movement of the Liberals
alone, but supported by all parties. 1t is stated
that the revolutonists have failed at some
points, owing to want of leaders.
The rumor that Queen Isabella will abdicate
is generally discredited.
The Moniteur publishes the exciting news
received yesterday from Spain, and says: The
reported accession of some crews of the fleet
at Madrid TO the revolutionary movement gives
gravity to the news, but the accounts so far re-
ceived are imperfect. 1t is certain, however,
that the Gonzales Bravo minister has resigned,
and that Gen. Couch has been summoned to
Madrid to form new Cabinet. AT last ac
counts the capital remained quiet. The Mont
teur adds, this event prevented the Queen Of
Spain from meeting the Emperor Napoleon
again, as she left st. Sebastian on Saturday for
Madrid. 1856 -t rffi
Midnight-The following has been received
from SPAN: The designations of Gonzales
Bravo and the members of his Cabinet have
been accepted. A parley has been held be-
tween royal officers and some OF the rebel lead
ers, the result of which is not known. A body
OF rebels, 1000 strong, have gathered near Va
ladolid to intercept the Queen and prevent her
from returning to Madrid. The whole OF An
daiusia is in hands of the revoutionists. 1t Is
rumored that the revolutionists are acting in
support of the interests of the Duke of Mou-
theuses. Great excitement prevails in the city
of Madrid.
New YORK, Sept. 21-The Herald's London
correspondent says dispatches from Madrid
state that the Queen of Spain Admiral To-
pete, aud all the naval force off Cadz had re-
VOTED. The Generals recently baniShed had
returned and joined in the revolt. Marshal de
Ia Tore headed the movement and the leading
| men of the old O'Donnell party sustain it
| Several towns have Joined the instruction and
| the most intense panic prevailed at the court
| in Madrid. Troops had been despatched south,
| Gen. Concha taking command. a rumor pre-
| vailed in Paris Saturday evening that Queen
| Isabella had abdicated. ,r-
| FRANCE.
The Government Consulate in the Depart
ment of Nierre has been elected to the Corps
| Legislatif by large majority. as... r..
| PURssIA.
| MUNICH, Sept 21-The Military Convention
of the South German States commenced its
| session to-day.
| BERLIN, Sept 21-The King of Prussia has
been received with great enthusiasm on his
| tour through Holstein and at the city of Ham,
burg, where he is now stopping. 49,
HAMBURG Sept. 21-His Majesty King Will
liam of Prussia arrived in this city yesterday
he came up the river Elbe on board steamship
| Hammonia. When within n short distance OF
| the city the steamer ran aground on sand
| bank, and was unable to get off. After some
| delay the King and officers of the royal staff
embarked on small steamboat and brought
to this city. The King meets with hearty
welcome from the citizens wherever lie makes
Ii, appearance. To-day His Majesty made &
visit to Bourse, In reply to an address he said
"Peace IS desired by all. l have the sweet hope
that it will not be broken My speech at Kie
was intended to give the strongest assurance
of that Hope, and | cannot understand how
| opposite impressions could have been derived
from the words L used on that occasion" Thi
explanation was received with great cheering
| -LE-7.- AUSTRIA. -t-
TRIESTE, Sept. 21.-U. S. steamer Frolic O
Admiral Farraguts squadron, has gone t
| Venice '-Ti '.'