, 1869-10-13
f0 REIGN.
The Spanish Revolution.
The Republic Proclaimed II
Malaga and talfadoiid.
Tho London Times Oh the
New York Gold Con-
spiracy.
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lnA]NEHH or TIlk RKrnt.uT1f1k,


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Tit }hraid's Ercclai. trurn Mnin'l, October II,
hy lftnch c1htf. ha3s:
"Tht very desperate fighting between tho Ro-
tult.csn foScea MID The uuoim Ut thu government,
which c0nMthcc1 ut 9alrnC!a, last FH1lay. tht esh
.nStnnt, cDDtlnpts. JiFlhtpscemehS harG lEen
despatched IN thu government .losachlaen'a- Thr
tt, 0ns ttat the Insurgents in every rnconrE t't-
lwctu thu c1nlendin8 parties IN Andaiiisla ami
Atraguu.
~ l:cpnl,rnn Deputy IN The EoEtes, fcGstcF0,
has tuv Detp Threatened With assassination hy the
t.ArttsAna Of tue government, has nrl the country
and tnkcn refuge In Portugal
.sfurlhtf rluijag is oDkEI for and atrrnlcsl N
MADRID. t,u. reports my therc Is crcrJ rrooahlty
OF I. icing quellcd PROMPTLY alould It occus."
TAH1s, OcL ts.
. Ah>tces from Valencia state that nKn11uR Is still
going on there. The fepsltItc has hern procla1ncd
at Malaga, ald vala'lntld. Dteurtcra hare been
atte1 pfed ut Madrid. bat werc promptly 4uel1ett
without XcriouA results.
PARIS, Oct. le-Eren!nk.
II Ia certain that The Nepuh|icsn+ have hccn de-
fenlctl 1T 1AlercA-
Sxpor Castelar,. the cc1et,1nteI leader IN the
C0,1ts, has fed iuto Portugal from Satagoasa,
having been threaleurd with siuattvn tu that
city.
sunes, Republican lea.lcr, has t,een abandoned
ty t,ts tarti.anf, aud he hulzet net1 to France.
Sulrs another, lender, Was killed.
&:EcnI Issitsatu.
TIE LONDON TINES ON TUE AMNESTY QUESTION.
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| The Ty,,x4, on tho Fenian amuekts, says: " The
| Crown Is invited to pardon scc1s ~ho do not pro-
| tend 10 he ptntttn:, not beca1sc conspiracy II
crushed b:1t bec8nee It II Atiii formidable enough
| 10 rally RynrashtzrEs- No one doubted The
| right Of Grant to suppress outraees aga4nst Ian
| and order. 11nd Tie fosbea1ance OF tht
I Crown been Invoked In becoming
tone, with recognition Of right to rrotec
loyal citizens, m amnesty might tx message O
peace at present., ne zee no presumption that l
wfl be recciycd In that Split tT Its deiunndess
! wbln IT must operate ss alscoutsgsmeo1 t
| those who hoped to crush The FenIan outhfeak
Theie can he no greater injustice than such an act
II Ireland Ia ETH, FGnan at heart, OF hostile 10 tn
| Cniou, VIC belleye tint majority Ut the lrtsl
| people would rejoice 1t q suppression Df Fentan
ism; and eonc who elGn amnesty petitions b
thankful II the petitions arc rejected"
TILE LONDON TINES On FINANCIAL NATTERs IL
| 31iK CNl1ED HTA1Ea
| LuNDoN, tlct. 1e.
The TIMES has IN cdltotlnl to-daJ On 1Rancl1
| matters In the Cnisvd 6tatea. The writer saJs
There na5 be circumstances tn The financial Pc
a!ticn Of The ulited States authorizing 50 ElRtln
a departure from sound rules OF public etono
ny; but 1t is difficult 70 dr1t thA
mere struggle OF gamblers By m oct Of the gov
cfnIncnt Is magni1ed into an evcnt Of uationa
importance. II Mr. Boutwell, had pe1EeFercd
more money would haze changed hands, moro fol
| suuea made Or matrrd, other hrokefA Rone UlAd
| abecopdtd, or committed a1icidc, md the thtea
/ 4Ea!ARt Fisk might hare teto executed. 1t Is nc
4 cn1y to decide whether this Will he for good {
cyli 1t might have at1asc,I speculative exctt'
mcnt, tobcrca gambling madness, weaned SON