Se a ee a a a

ry

! ‘ . { gman ALES | appear ty}

a

» Fan Caxapun Poxtiriqn Zoransens } pegpat lever trom Rome says that @ perty of | t ails : 7

> ; ‘ be ‘ know how te shut ££ the w cold) wake t he New York Pa t, 4 \ ¢ bad overlooked bis frenzy and excitement ili ; val . : Sakae ; REVOLUTION IN SPAIN. re Tad HAt THe preemges ‘ ‘ ‘ » mre ewrlacte . het them off \ , ” ‘ ao we * ¥ i 4 i Wea ite in mat tt 1.34 fion ¢ ekout z G - ‘i i _ | Wr in viet s w \ , for w place be relist cP m thy mw € wis x0 a as YY Cluse Al the S sanish Py ith

* ™ en reports of troubies in everfiow, ex

hiaust d,

ula that come io us by way of Maginad But

iPwould seem that Here can We no reasonabl the ae tet 5 } loubt that the spp lish army and navy have re Che fireman then took ¢ CusmIOns Crom volted from the Queen, ane tit she bas been the engineer's seat, lipid thet Cow + the : peditotuke eetuce fn France, orfhat Spain putter alunyside the track, and cooly ‘ pas 3 under, at present, a so ca led Provisional. ted himself upen them ta a camfortable | it is, revolutionary Government: which is snooze, unmundtyu of the tk 3 ” temes milv saving that sie is without a leval rove RRS Epp iteutions ft Guasters be tue cans ernme nt, and in a state of anarck¢. along the road The envine was subsequ nt 4s to the causes of the revo t. or the mo- ly browsht back to Poughkeey eee ene tives of the insurgents, we know vothing worse for Hs mad ye ys ithe taithiess the insurrection, evidently, has not orizinated fireman was discharyed {i the employ of withthe pe yple, and is nu result af p ypular the company. discontent or disiovalty. It has apparently originated with the nobility, especially with the N ‘ fs of the army and navy, the majority of E Ll T 0 p e a n e W S, whom are indebt d lo the La wen for their is ioe ‘ i . titles, theiw boners, avd their riches. Ltis pre >a ' teoded that these have risen aramoyt the Queen am act t of her tvranny and het Oss Il Por am ve past ! . i KR thu | ' 4 but this we d not belie | clouds u | sl ns ‘ ’ €0) Queen has been ( less tyra boy aurawin st ‘ ‘ t! » t 1 it seen is bv her rinisters eve ice she Was ) ¢ but the at st t a , are J hope that ne evident has reached us that has oy wn exp los , ! 4 eu Pra Sy wtayed or been dispos to pray the t nt ove side and i’russia the ot] are either an-| any class of her subjects ~ 34 d and ! ‘ l siriie Ol pend Phe | tencer-hearted woman, whose ut and ¢ hi ig ot | Siu hus ‘ ulnly ¢ ld tutthe ta f suf ne, and whose hand by that | sn wo hting, but that is alwavs ready to relieve it. As for her im- de ‘ | } Guist, a morally we do not beheve a Ww rd al it. Ke- Phe f N orts of unmorahty began to cireul BUsitess ‘ VFAIS, Sd SUPE her w 1 she wi : a mere child, SMS Ici - 3 dis d be only talse and calumnious, and we words I s the convi eve t ris ot t kind against her up | founded , at any * sat ! re time to be the same but even Words i onan s, and the En or Hg Wo true, the men at the bead of the revolt, im brave AeTical means ol Att his) x tion, or revolution, are net such chaste policy wit Eto muse €P-) Puritans, or rigid moralists that would seek tion Pruss lid ta t tiats a luce for such a reason to dethrone her. As far as ing the active st gth uf her army, but the ex-| we huve been able to wet any trustworthy evi- ample Was nat te . ” t € is ‘ the case, Isabella se Jit a ‘ is ae Hil De med ¥ j ‘ ] ‘ f ! alu iists thet amiable, kind hearted, gene: is, and exem the preseut rear w eve ball tie ti i plary woman, sincerely Jevoted to her relizion, artis befor : suid d wer best ig promete t happiness Vive } est! at i138 x oe gly and ire of pe : rot an eff MByn.e, | ' ts issue will | ¥ Gepend | rule What then bas caused overthrow pen many and complex cor soral " Will Phe fact that Isab ia je to the th r ue sal wy t klv and tin chy ; I ‘ ’ , a nha rev | j m th u i ’ , . ° 9 a pretens a ed by Prussia a bh 4 af { ‘ 3 i 45 ‘ } i dilts “ e i at thre t il Stivn t pu > ‘ . \ ib jon ¢ t i k-d, and t tiene al t | } ive ey irded I } ' > s 0 id 7 - ‘ 3s they ie Suverelzu 4 da 4c we ‘ disa {a 1 off lel ss ‘ it . = ‘ Sue t : . hluced nt »¥ { iits ! va H war i al y ad hie — “a t is pre- } «are at ‘ Lie t t \ tended w | her Ie hee Live Ss, and to ua bie pos it , the VII.. { \ Ww lary ’ . : =" ‘ ' juestion, whet Ie and uld v iv alo ; “ ule, i u. @atus ila cou i not é ully abrovat t iW alt ust Piussia would ever uttack France r seek to , are in 3 it 31 ‘ \ nt law pies a quarrel with her. Cowat Bismarck, it the kingdom, and rested on royal authority is cert d i ve ‘ Id Ai utit mit usave ol libe hu ion, that he * e war, i! ere to com ud brit gy him could, if so dispose d . but it is at the best at fest t iy Git aa awetcrance of what hel 4 wubttul if he ever did abroyata if, and if he ! ye yt) aecere tn C any : at l lid it at all, it Was when he was so nea death | the Prusstaus | e a conflict tu be inevit “+l that he was perfectiy unconscious of what he they may possilly think it adent ta precipi-| gid Wy have, fur ‘ourselves. no doubt, that tate but ou ne wther grovuds could any but | the document, shown atter his death, making # pacilie poli we expected from the Guvern- his dauvhter, a mere infant, his successor, was ch pti forged, got up in the palace by Queen Christ- France, on the other ha i, t! yacht it rests! ina and her courtiers, to secure the Qucen-

wih herto he ghe aggressor. Reason as we! mother the regency of the kingdom during the

will, if ts t ta be denied that the aggraudrae-| minority of her daughter. The succession, | ment cf Prussa-by the late war dues uot affect therefore, in out judgment, legally belonged the position of France in the potti al System | vot ty the daughter ot Ferdi und, bui to his of Ku pe. Prussia is iow ! uge the Prus by ither, Dou Carlos. sia of 1315; she is all Nerth Germ ¥, and Nearly one half, aud that the better half of hids f to hecume Cerman y ti Instead | the nation, adhered to Don Carlos, and sought of her seveuteen miliions ot popu alion, she to place him on the throne. to which they bye may reekon upon tf arty, so that Fyanee is now heved he had a leyval rivht. Isabella's claim copterminous with a State more powerlul for) wer slpport }by the Libergis, Progressistas,

and » the more accept- Jacobins and » British Legion, succeeded im

than hers«

and it is nor

BOMe purposes That is quite a Moderados, who by the aid of for iv !

WOW Biluulioti,

able from the fact that ft uly has been stunilas y | defeating the Carlisis, and in securing her th

cotsulplated, aud may pe ly be Prussia’s) suceession. heir suceess was hailed as a ally. Ly these political revolutivus the ‘im-| Liberal triumph. The same party that placed fiuence ’ of France in European councils has} ber on the throne. and some of the very men in @ manner been impaired. Ler voice would | most influential in making her Queen of Spain,

delivered

Sle might be

not be #3 Wwtore.{ are now engaved in the attempt te expel he: contro! | from it. is cailed to the head of alfairs, aud he obtained borders, isteuwd of a € his titie ol lduke ot Victory by his fitial { “tutes, a couple OF syous ones, sume day, per- | overwhelming defeat of the Carlisis. agia, ty be combined ayainnt her. Under such

it worth Striking

suv Imperatively jess able to commun itl or

The telegraph teUs us that Kspartero

the Course of exlermal eveuts. She has now

ou her uster of weak and Thu Suc- due tiuvejvent, thu

to mdoing what has Carlists, the only really loyal

COSB OF jer, wells to us to

} have been

the luke ot the portion of th

a sovereign whose right

cireumstances she may th due Varinuess

an blow for the eh shee of

been done, or of arrestin s the development if! vation, in supporting the work and preventing it from being carried unt further. <A Campaisy P resets ongit detach Suuiera trow Northern » had become discont nted, and Germany, if it did nu more, and thus leave one ripe fur @ revolution agaist her. ‘The deve- half of the German tation to be played off and | tion of {sakella to the Church, and her avowed bulunecd acainst the uther.— Ties.

they did not recognize, and to the treacheiy of

successtu ayainst! the Liberal party, wuthors of w revolution in

ver tavor, wh

sympathy with the Holy Father, in his con thets with the Italian Liberals, while it failed to win the cordial suppoit of the lies of the nation, who regard her title at best} iritated the Liberals aud en

to undertake

Mr. Fernaaud Giraudeau writes in Ze Cousti hon Cut) hoVal Cuthos

bulionnel > — 3 di ubtful,

’ iy to wn assauit or them

: Ba ay

*We are born for rush

her £2 i Ner makin a bayonet ¢ - os os

couraged

fiw Sr ct, »

means lor TOM Lies « bem long

We cannet stan

patient inlet the

expulsion

oS 7 uy Lhe throne. Absndor ed by the Libs ra.is,

' on the a Recourse, hate the Church, unless they

j ries and esq wid use her, the poor Queen de| * aN COt

miust oe +} ° thea : Sich wes leit om pout & party In the uation to

deters e. euemy's tire. i }

always march forward, or be jn aelive service. ny

The Zogiish bring into the Geld that euld, -“— "6 } } esult?) A Spanish Re sebf-relving, and ¢ sleulutin, enerysy which cou- | . Hat iw to = the dynasty with a new a go = ee Rel cle Gee | hlie | public, or a chanye ¢ yo '€ stitutes their force in private as we li as public}! ' Z gags AL casting

? We know?

fidence in the leaders of

: . ; ; a lite, We, sir, we bring wi severe lys

private bite furta Firaucai

t ; > oe 2 o 1 f Lo pubile as we il as @ revolution. We

> Which nothing can we detest Espar-

. } yeheve > an resist, but which cainot muster itself it has do not believe in Prim, and been irumy retharked that the KEnylish are a tero, ¢he bitter enensy of our reset jt w

not likely a republic will be proclaimed, and if it is, it can hardly be sustained. Vhe free Constitution of of 1 Catholic Soain, the old

It may be as truly uation of Zeuaves for us itis a a pair of scales as ted) ple which existed in the Middie Ayes, were uearly destroyed by the accession to the throne

nation of sh pheepers, — said of us that Por them polities is a busiuess ; baitle. They misht ado} their emblem, whilst we by ahayowt. For them a merchant with whom vo: digeussion in order to obtain the myst faver- tle terns — a fornisher of se curity, tu whom m retarn they endeavor to give the smallest posmible amount of liberty. For us Goyeru- ment is an enemy who we siriveto parry, strike ul the wud knock down, 1 hh me of faking pubhie that van be durable, ox secure the fe siti- his phue, but the wreader wumber fur ihe MELE | A Carlist prince | picasure ul op} Valliiul. 6

we are &

guarantees of the liberties of the Spanish peo-

nay he represe: their ¢ : eu } ee ae of the pringes of the House of Austria, and what they left standing have been annihilated | by the Bourbons, the republican revolutiouisis, fand the Liberals, su that there is nothing im inerrumed traditions or present habite

+ Gudera qitiedly 1

the

Spanish nation on which to found @ re-

Sule W

i f

mame ends of goverament. is not lik ly to be accepied, and a prince ot

the degenerate House of Savoy will not be ac- | ITALY. jceptabie to the bulk of the Span'sh nation. The leaders of the revolt are uo doubt meu

tele- :—* The » take vigorous sleps lie h have lately been of Romagna.

Pirpwost.—The followins sarcastic gram bas reached us from Florence Government has decidid restive pus erimes and dis

frequent Occurrence ta th

tinctured more or Jess with tue so-called of the @ze, ave hitkerly

hostile to

Liberal idea

the fre

om and tudeperndence of the Church,

] ana to but

) to © opuer

epress . . re and hearty haters of clerical influence; ders wii ' 7 as ; a os : ‘ G the mass of the people retain their ol! Catho ener sgenpe- : ri : Pere faith, and are not likely to be satisfied with

bascoffier will be appowted military comma: d an iafidel, an auti Catholic, or anti-Papal er al Ravenna, aud wi als , as harve the nee. aut it is too.soon to sper ulate on the nen sol prefect. ulin toed Te jain, and it if not yet certain that egteng the Mernvent mlutary mensures wan hi Scalelien muy not. vet. after all, recover her} le antherimed to carry out there to other nin | . Rasalan mar he agre: d to den provinces of the Romazna wherever the public 4 ¢ .

and act in ¢ suceri, but as nobody can Suppose ithem yoverned by any patri tic inolives, or to |

» end re <a.” t Hab oe ted.

b wi bite -' have any other objec view thi he grati- | s Eatrareren.—Giornale di Roma la apy ONn yect m vi than the grat

BuiGart

a feation of their owi vate ambition, passions syya:—li iseath Verdi, Pontifical town built ( : ith 0 pri 4.e at ntion piss loons, : and inferesia, they uiav soon tind themselves at

$uke ari eu cle # Hest on « Summat of a sterile mountamexten Is the ost ue, adipiralsly eultivat- ed, of aReman avdie. The proprietor baying 5 pe ee heen summoned by the brigands to send 4000 | PA Zan of Queen fsabella, and inclined to the

: . ‘arlista, we see in the movement nothing that

good tor Spain

lugyer-wads, and liphting amouy themselves

Though far enough frou being a devoted

seuds (20,000 fr) to a certain spot, apphed for the pr t the

: aust uny There is mi tection vu rendarmeryv. Au are a7 . Ph " s bY

country it Surope that as acl wel s he Fungement was made that a vicebrigadier, " D in I rope Uat be a dressed as a peusant. should proceed to the | Oud pre a 7 m re raphy than Spain has | ® a. See ~ 4 4 sae he w i ferate * it . place indie sted. provid d ve th a revolver and Silic i {2Z, ure = Was lib ik lair Wiy ol being

as one of the yreut

the

400 seni, and tollowed at a distauce bw alee peers OF \ 4) Whatever be

patro! w bis Uy u @ arrival he fy Lil the aac. resut of tie pre- !

' . t cdlutian | lL . t ealef aid lieutenaut.of the hand. 4 My master | 5°! Se YeaGon, if wil Cueegk fuat pr sperity, Cam ouly send sor, : suid, “this sun at) Sow hes back wher SHE Wus KWEING OF Lhjrty present. XM mey is not ecausy to fiad. aa few years &z0, Aud prove fora long é Lie Gisustrous

j}to all the real interests of the vation.

Inthe meaniime : : i revolution be effected

days you shall bave the rest.

t the for my dis irze, Count what

in nae Of ene or! anuther system of government, liberty, and

, W hile pee Wo robbers were st opines down to comply : : . with the request, the other drew out his pint jy), even the auaterial well-being of ithe nation,

there is tue

will alike suffer from if, and there is ne reason

W3ri

und stot thers both dea Their companions who yere posted in a nei shboring thiekes, ; ; Ts Rushed outdo tike reves se, hut che wendarases dal dt as an indi ELON of the progress of that _ also hastened up, and atler a slicht retistanee ; opm which we huld so dear to our hearts. petty fight the maletaotor, who left three | We Should rather lameut it asa disaster, to wonnied and dwodead onthe ground. The | 2stuuonal freedow, a downwaid step.

hercommissieged Officer was menutianed in the | i ander of the doy, aude « Ori sadier rt Deon TEPRQUALLE Cc Yb. by the Pope with ake Graad ag, ae C } UN

in the world we free Americans should

| | 12

wel TION Of MIXI-

Dui 5 Ne ws.

a i

wee at marched 75 wtles ys gy (hr Bibi ments 5 thas! ur o

to the ravik | wee

ne of] most a ust

(rOur, now tovk place. I

} | sell on the

.amewes

appeating for he!p, which we could not vive heretofore A me tul us,

held siramze to say, when all was fear, I never lost

chy of Puebla and carrying off one of af that

ot the

the weulthiest me:ehants Providence was over aud,

w roverned city. Lhis merchant was

at ransom, but not receiving the $15,000 de | my presence of mind, We wended our sad

manded, they tortured their vietiw, and finally, wav, ay well as we could. My wile, close to 1 him. Weretefore occurrences of this| her confinement, could not push on,

kind were rare, bat now they have become carrying dear baby, ana supporting her with

more than fearfully common -~Even the wall- the other arm, the earth suaking a i the time. ed in éity of Puebla had to Yield to ifvasion Around the yates of nearly all the cities of /a great ery i Mexico, are constantly | of} men have heard—* The sea is returning! | thieves, whoallow no trader to pass without hurried on awd had burely vot to the outskirts

payline dhe petty loan of a few dollars. Re | of the tewin when | looked back. fusal to pxy the petty denn is tolluwed by a

hovering bands

search Ly of |

| the sum originally demanded, being seanohed, is the knocking down atel pos

death of the But the most no- tuble feature of this state of alfuirs is, that the these press- gungs, aad openly admits its Incapacity to

\ Mexican yeversl

ockets and the taking of twice Resistance to bably with a speed af ten milesan hour. few minutes the vreat outward current stopped,

sible traveller.

stemmed by a mighty

Mexican Government tolerates jude about fifty feet high, which came in with

break them ap. Was De

cently asked why he tolerated tuc iniquitious ping with it, Sometumes turping in circles, as i work, when he rephedthat “it was a choice} striving to elude their fate, Meanwhile the between exils.’? It was to bring abou this state of affairs that our Government d ter} atoms, and destroyed my oflice, which was ad-|as absard nined to destroy the Government of Maxi- jacent to it, and hurrying on, swallowed up the tian, which, to say the least, was a Govern} Custom House, Rushinz down the same street went while it lasted, it earned everything before it in its irresistable —* j course, the remains FEARFUL MI RDER, fortunatcly toa vreat extent my own property, a - faster than a change of scene ma Christiuas Brom the Nashoille Press and Times. nantomine. All my launches had ere this dis

I

The detai's of a terrible deed of blood} { ‘ \

tie d trom i LW kins County. complete d ] stood breathe $3, looking at the

| I ; a tun was J.C) Willis, himself the murderer of | awful sizht, but a man named Sizem re, about a year avo in| | een spar d to me and my loved owes ;

rew us The vie

thanking God

the same County lsecond was alifetime. Looking seaward [ saw

Between th . Willis and one Barton a badithe ships stud hurrying to therr doom. [na teelmg had been crowing for some time. —| tew moments all was ¢ rm pie ted ; ¢ very veou | They met on Sunday last on the banks of the | was either ashore or bottom upwards. he

’ > , } ' . : i ret } nt RO Clinch River. Willis was half drunk, and was! Peruvian vessel of war America fost about 55

on his way home from a distillery in the hills, | hands; the Wateree (United States steamer of where lie had been drinking aud vambting for| war), a vessel with a small draught of water,

three or four days. ‘The other man, it is said, | was carried bodily on the top of the wave, and

the

moment!

}

liunded about an The

J ist le

mish

Fredonia (United States tre

Was avinyg a relirious vathering on

woods; both we mounted, The one man. itg-

re sisht of each other, at a

they Caube in Sharp port) was bottem upwards ; every pe son on bend iu the road, they were not more than | board perished. The re maius of the British tweuty yards apart, and their horses were| bark Chanarcillo (aame uucertain) were lying yom ata good trot; when they pulied up the} up beyoud the beach, a nieve h Hl: about |

stitials lave Couche d euch other.-- i hey lisette d fier crew perished, but as yel j know not the

snd det the bridle lines diop Willis’ belt} particulars. An American bark, Jaden came loose, and his pistol tell down on his! guano, has not left a vestige to tell her fate, horse’ CK. H partially Curie l round ¢t We bay out on the hills all: rt with it { t up, and while in this act, his assaliant} food or covering, watching and praying for fired aud struck Willis ia the side. Tae ma Javhisht When morning came } walked into fell, and the borse turned round and yalloped| the outskirts of the ryins, and out of one got a off, Graseins ith & Considerayvie distance. } lew Diseuits, 2 packet of tea, some suvar, a vd i] Sivot caurht ina projechuy ro #, Wiagee Lhela kettle, | then determ d to start my t} remained Hbyeg in the slirrup Vhe shed am me the hills, the Ss Lea ¢ violence of th jerk lite Lily wre! hed h thie ¢ dren So we trudvre 1 our sad e XOUUS thish bone from the socket, while the saddle] my wife bear ny up with great spirit We firth broke, and he was left on the ground | found the shed uninhabitable; another night on rroaning. When the enemy lismounted, | the plain. Yesterday | manayed to construct Willis beye -d him to vive bim a respite to see ja sheal with sticks ‘und wats, and there I left is Wile But he was inexorab , and would! iny family.”

i , j on _ ood streaming from his side, and the azony | ‘Tr of his (orn luub working his face

He cl

but there was

into fearful Wirtprawat. or tar Troores.— The London + ie CORLOFLUONS

sped his hands and besyged

monster de-| “hmes of the Ist inst., contains the fullowing

he al Os Vinge: to the almost (dy i. important statement :

sone, lhe stol man’s torehead, and shot bis brains out.

nerey, } ‘ Woeralely his Pr

¢ put

|

1 was! the Liverpool taarkets.

making us stayver like dreifakeu peapie, when members of Vee last wetit up to heaven, sich as few withe

| |

“ Gracious God, what « si rt ! ZIsaw of] the injures his chances of success 7m She 7 ld : : res . assing Se ,aneashire vessels in the bay Carried vut irresistably to sea) Gladstone is actively Canvassing 5« uth La (anchors and chains were as pack thread) pro-| where he daily addresses Jy a) meetings, |

bad riny rising wave, 4d should | 9h")

ce ; ‘ an siugeste garded waves had passed on, struck the mole into} England, which bas been suggested, ia regardes

work gone in a moment—and my rum was | > .

! WIth) bat the Cirenlar saves. if

then rode to a friend’s house, to whom he ‘Tt is confidently reported in military circles detailed the particulars of the murder, took} at Chatham that the authorities at the War- three or four drinks whiskey and leit. He} vflice, in ¢ njunction with those at the Horse |

has not been heard trom giuce. | Guards, have determined on moi king a consider-

the army at the commencee- Among the 1

tions which it is stated will be fiyst carried ou ,

able reduction tn ment of the ensuins year.

ee A in eel — IQUAKE IN AMERICA,

THE EART! SOUTH redue-

is the abol:tion of most ofthe depot battalions,

lwith a large etalf of officers to each, not being alre Lisehe ara) ace , 1

have alre ady Pp iauishe d severa) accounts anything hike Commensurate, in a military point

+4

We

Latest News bv Telegraph. [ol

>Y Mi se

Loudon, Oct. 19.

Console 44. ‘There is ne quotable ehaunge in

VROM

Tie Parlamentary canvass throughout Great Britain je #eeoming very lively Several Tory House of Commons have lrawn their names as candidates aud retired discouraged. The Liberals are ¢ mifident they will have a majority of thirty-fhee of «nore wi a) full vote in the next dfouse

Mr. Roebuck’s hustility to the Trades Unions

Mr large and enthusiastic

Rumors of a darge reduction in the rene | give confidence in’ the maintaineuce vl peace, nod expectations of a declaration mm taver | of liberal reforms by the Emperor animate Paris,

an awtal rusk, cerrysny all before it in its ter) id have a cheerful influence upon public affairs ridble majesty, bringing the whole of the ship- in England.

The snecession to the Spanish Throne remains undetermined. The choice of Prinee Alfred of | and inipossible, because he is a The name of Ferdinand, King of}

Protestant. ; Phoughultra-

Portugal is mentioned with favor. montane im Fe ligion he ia regarded as politically a Liberal, is popular in Spain, and would be un-

omy dwelling house, un- objectionable to the Emperor Napoleon.

4 despatch from the East reports that the Sinema

yrpa tire nt magazine on a Lurkish tro¢ psaip 2 a exploded, Seven men were instantly ti led and

| upreared—the fruits of twenty-two years’ hard 70 were injured, taauy of them fatally. i

Liverpedd, G. B, Oct. 20-—eve The address which the Liverpoo! Chamber of

that life had) Commerce voted to present to Reverdy Johnson, hut each (congratulates him on the peace aud harmony |

Britain and cessily fora prac

which exists between Great the)

Lnited States, and urges the ue tical adaptation of the principles of tee trade in : . oe

Amevica, declaring that such a chang would give a great tapetus te Ainerican Cotutmterce, and show that the resources of the United States | are even greater in peace than in war. }

Ma Jrid, Oct. 20

The Maderate and Clerics] parties are ferming ;

ve with the loss of a evalition, and wili vote for the same candidates

Constituent Junta The issued a Circular

in the election for the Central Provisional Junta has to the Diplornatie “oreign Courts grees of the

Sovereigoty of

The fotare

+

Representatives of Spain a It explains the origin and pro x} revolution, and adeveates the nd religious f eedow. ounerd

the people, a not ann

rm af (revernment is the example of the

Inited States js not followed, freedom need fee!

no discouragement No Foreigt, titervention ts ' ‘

apprehended l hhe* Prov Inionit: (eoVerniinent seeks

to pul Spam en a level with the moat advance 1 Powers, and hoy es that the fh iendly relations of Foreign Governments with Spain wii le unde the late ¢ ppressive regiaute Wii be continued un broken | Phe despateh of Secretary Seward, inatrueting Minister Hale to recognize the Provisional Gov-

ernment is published in the Spanish and Prenc!

Journals. London, Oct. 20. It is reported that the Tnternational differenc ited States ana Englarc

Alabama depredations, will be re

i pending between the U ; relative to the ferred to the Ewperor of Russia for arbiframent Madrid, Oet, 20.

The re-organization of the nation is proceeding Governors civil and military, have beeu appointed in all provinees, The Democrats have assenibled in different parts of the country and de- clared for a federal repubhe. All who have reached the age of twenty years will be allowed to vote

rapidly,

niales

Lenden, Ovt. 19—eve The Liverpool Chamber of Commerce of this city, have appointed the 22nd inst., as the day for the presentation of their address to Hon. Reverdy Johnson The Mayor hasinvited Mr at the nat. A Dublin despatch

Johuson to 9 dinner ‘Tower Hall, in bis honor, on the [2th

uncer that George

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a ia ° . +} \ rhe . . 1 } of the lave dreadful disaster in South America, | of view, with the advantayes vuined from the Francis Crain has pubheaked an address to the but the ‘ +r lit a ‘ 2.8 : ; “i i ain has on ee “he Ge. See ay een Rumour also poinis to a considerable) American people, bidding the Irishmen to vote we fee] sure, be read with interest. ! reduction in the number of troops serving inthe for Grant, and adducing proofs to eaow that the Phe following is un extract from a letter! North American and Australian possessions, | Demacratic party is friendly te Unglaud. He ecelved by a gentleman in Knzlaud from a} « with the view ot the whole of the troops being denounces Tammany Hall, and declares that the

trend resident ln bata: j withdrawn ‘olonies at no distant am will have informed you | date, in Complianee with the growins feeling

i this country of throwing the buiden of the

from those ¢

“ Ere this teleg:

of the awlul calamity which bas fallen on

lyuique and th coast towns, ap earth-| military defence of those rapidly increasing

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other l jvigue into the sea, and colonies on the colonists themselves.” ‘ ir house and works. 1 have | the proposal to garrison Malta entirely by had a hard fight for life, and, thouzh badly Royal Marines, whieh appears to be looked itp wounded in the thizh, am progressing towards | on with favor by the authorities, be curried

God be praised fur His mercy few rezsiments will also be rhe catastiophe occurred on the evenlaig of} from nulitary duty in that island, and their the 13th at 5.5 1 had just returned fron. the) services rendered available elsew lere.’’ works, aud was ta King to Mr, & —, che

quake has swept

every vestize o

= ; ] recovery, 1) out, Some released - }

engi-

neer, When a very loud rumbling nvuise was i vr

heard, accompamed by a shock of earthquake, | STATUE OF QUEEN VICTORIA.

A second tollowed, overturning the tables and

smashing the bottles, &c&. We ran out into the A public meeting was held in Montreal on

coral at the back, but so violent was the shock! the I5th inst., to take measures for the erec tion of a statue of the Queen in that City. We yot into the street on Mayor Workman presided.

lion. Thos. Ryan Mr. S ~ ran to his engines, and! moved the

that we were thrown down headlong on ou hands and kuees, the beach. myself, son S—, and Mr. Billingburst, my | considered desirable to give expression of the neighbors, with our poor old servant, colle ted loyalty which exists in the hearts of all Cana- with terror outside. In an instant the seu dians, and of the attachment to the throne of} moaned, aud retired hundred of yards into the! Her Most Gracious Majesty, Queen Victoria.’ | Wm. Molson seconded the res lution, | as w like h was earricd. Mr. Poniminiville i if @ mourtain’s side, actually standiay up. | moved, aud the Rey. D

: ‘ ; bay, leaving all the shore expased., (Mr.

* J saw the whole surface of the sea rise

following Resolution :—Tuat it is country

voters of the fifth Congressieual districts of New York must take him as an inde pendeut candidate or vot at all. Paris, Oct. 21. General letter to editer of Garrilos favor ot archy as best agited te the sate of pain He however, that +

volutian have resolved to act

Serrano has written a the

dei Laitigg Hh “& thet. Raye, the Jeaders of the re-

entirely in aceord-

ance with the voice ofthe pesple, as to what forw of Government shall be adopted

There is a report that Ferdinand had aceepted proposals to Come forward as a candidate for the th®oue of Bpain.

Madrid, Oct, 22. The Central Previex nal Junta held ita last session yesterday. Resolutions were adopted Urging the abolition ef capital punishment, the removal of conviet prisens from Spain to Africa

and the Philipine Isiand, and the formation of Volunteer Rifle threnghout the After recommending all thé toeal Pro- Visional Juntas to fellow tkeir example the cen-

Associations

There ig not much use in |]

tral Junta dissolved }

FROM THE STATES. Washington, Oct. 18.

So many coutradictory statements have appear. |

then i ed in regard to the positon of the question of trade |

. T : . ° I cr. denkias seconded, =| with the Provinces ot British North America, !

Auvther shock, ace nipanied with a fearful} That the model of the statue of

Her Majesty, aud the settlement of the Bsheries dispute and called to my com-} now on exhibition, be approved of, and that an| the free navigation of the river St. Lawrence,that |

panions te rnu for their lives ou to the Pampa. order be given for the execution of the same | it was considered proper to obtain correct infor- |

Too lat ! and at ove $8 vep—one terrible sweep—dashed Carried. Mr. G. W. Campbell moved, and} What was Jynigue ou to the Pampa. J los! Mr. W. Murray seconded a resolution to the

companions, a.d in an instant was fighting! effect that a number of gentiemen, whose ° é ' i yyy . j * with the dark water. ‘I'he snighty wave surged | names were given and at whose head was the | are eat. Whe o F enn we aN : ; = d roare d anil leapt. The cries of humans Maroy, should form a Wumrnree for carrying |

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beings and see re dreadful, mAs of | out the purpose. A subseription list was then wreck covered me and kept me down, and J] :

was fast drowning when the sea threw me on lu a beam, but a nail pi reg my Coat, the timber rolled me again under, and I Jost all ] suppose, as in all such cases, I inust have struzyied after sensation bad left me, for when returning came | was grasping under one arm a large plank. Look- ing around, all was wreck and desolation. Ju ® moment I was by a returning wave swept into ike bay, aud neclLyy @ Mass of broken timber I was struck a fearfal bluw on the chin, aid the vroken end of the plank passed through my thigh. I knew no more until I found my- ‘ampa, and alldark around me — I | without tr hat. |