The Portland daily press., 1883-08-13
SPAIN.



HENDAYE, Aug 11.-GeD. Quesada Is mass
Ing fresh troops along the lines Of railway in
BASQUE. The Provinces party is favorable to
the maintenance of FueTos in the Basque
provinces. They declare that they have no
connection with disloyal agitation.
MADRID, Aug. 1.-The King and Queen of
| spain have received calls from large number
OF persons who came TO protest their loyalty to
the crown.
Governor of SEQ de Urgei Dismissed.
The King presided at the meeting OF tho
Cabinet tonight. 1t was resolved by the
Council to cashier all officers of the army who
took part in the revolts. The dismissal OF the
military governor Of SEQ de Urgel was gazetted
this evening
The Rebels snrrendering.
hundred men who participated in the re-
volt AT SEQ de Urgel have returned from
Audenia, whittier they fled. Fifty surrendered
their arms. The remainder, however, de-
INJURED to yielding them up to civilians, but
negotiations for their surrender are now pro-
ceeding.
Orders from the Vatican.
ROME, Aug. 12.-The Vatican has sent in
s.rucuons to bishops in Spain to abstain from
sharing in the present political agitation in
that country.
Return of the King and Rueen mt Madrid.
MADRID, Aug. 1.-THE King and King OF
Spain returned TO Madrid yesterday afternoon
lIoui LAa 0rduJh, Vlolr presence IN the capital
being considered necessary in the view OF the
unsettled states OF the Kingdom. They were
received at the station bv the Cabinet Minis
ters, many Senators and Deputies, and officers
OF all grades. Both inside and outside of the
station there was large crowd of people, who
cheered the King and Queen enthusiastically.
This disposes of a London stock market rumor
that the King had been shot. Ministerial
papers say that majority Of the SEQ de Urgel
rebels fled on the approach OF loyal troops.
Portugal.
LISBON, Aug. 1.-THE leaders and officers
of the Spanish insurgents who were interned
in Portugal few days ago have embarked on
board transport for the purpose of leaving
the country. AS they refused to go 10 Portu-
gueSe island in the Atlantic Ocean, they will
De landed at a French or an English port as
they may select.
LONDON, Aug. 11.--A correspondent Of the
Standard at Victoria, in the province of Alava,
Spain, says: II have interviewed Gen. Que
sada, who believes that order will be main
tanned in his command of six Basque prov
inces. Sonores, Sagasta, Concha and many
other Spanish notables have passed th rough
here on their way to Madrid to offer their SER
vices TO the Crown. 1t is expected that Prime
Minister Sagasta will soon revoke the state of
siegep
Vega, the leader of the Badajoz insurgents.
has been ordered by the Portuguese authorities
to refund the contents of the Badajoz Treasury.
The Paris correspondent of the Daily News
says: The Spanish Ambassador here has COM
planned to M. Challemel Lacour, the French
Minister of Foreign Affairs, that France does
not sufficiently diEcountenance the revolts in
Spain.
A despatch to the Exchange Telegraph Com.
pany frcm Paris asserts that Ruiz Gorilla is in
Spain, where he is personally directing the
risings in that country, which, it is declared,
are spreading.
The Madrid correspondent of the Post says
that the outbreaks in Spain are the result of
scheme which Ruiz Gorilla has been planning
for the last six years.
The Exchange Telegraph Company has
desoatch from Gibraltar, saying: The civil
officials OF the Spanish town OF Alegesras, on
the west side of the bay and six miles from
Gibraltar, came into the latter place last even
ing and remained there during the night, as
they feared a revolt in the town. Martial law
was proclaimed at Alegesiras to-day.
An official despatch from San IldefoDso says
the insurrection in Spain is entirely ended.
Part of the SEQ de Urgel insurgents have en-
tered France and the remainder have surren-
dered to the Crown authorities Complets
tranquility prevails throughout the peninsula.