The Sun.
London, England, 1841-10-19 00:00:00

INSURRECTION IN
SPAIN.

4. posteript of the Bayonne Sentinelle of the 14th men-
waterthat O'Donnell and his garrison were in want of
wate.
remained The Alcalde and the• inhabitants of the Bastan
stanch to Espartero.
Barcelona was tranquil on the 11th. The formation
of a the Committee of Public Safety," proposed by the
Constitutional, never really existed but in the imagina-
tion of the Journal
_des Debats. Lerida, Tarragona,
iialiecl Gerona, had declared for Espartero. Valencia was
a similar ferment. The Duchess de la Victoria was
at Malaga.
The French
Government received the following tele-
graphic despatches in the course of Friday : - '
BorgeaPeoreeet, OCT. 11 [arrived yesterday by the
•'-se:-.
,aux courier].—The General Commanding the 31st
'lll, tary Division to the Minister of War.—General Van
Idlaten had dismissed the Commandants of Monjuiu, Sell
Urgel, and
deer Gardonft. The clay before 'y esterday a
inz ee was issued. that every military man who, by *fit-
, or by word of Mouth, should approve of the rebel-
lion. be immediately tried and condemned to
eatha A junta' of superintendence was created the day
11..efore yesterday at Barcelona by the municipality. and
~10 provincial deputation. A battalion of the• National
voard is picketted in the Square of the• Constitution."
" PERPIGNAN, OCT. 13 [arrived yesterday by the
Lyons nnurierl—The Prefect of the Eastern Pyrenees to
the Minister of the Interior.—On the 10th inst. there
was formed at Barcelona a junta, which the Constitu-
.9onal calls the Junta of Public Safety. A loan has
are refused to
been decreed, and, to insure its being paid, passports
forts, all -persons. The militia occupies the
and nearly all the posts. • Free corps are being or-
tutu:list
_ed in the dietricts .Fresh arrests have been made,
inarindo executions. Van Haien is going to take the com-
et Saragoesa. Zabala takes his place."
a BAYONNE, OCT. 13 [not received till yesterday, on
the of the state of the atmosphere].—The Chief of
evreotAertitiite office to the MiniSter of the Marine.—They
of 6-. me yesterday from Passages. The deputation
festoelPtiscea' assembled at Bergara, has issued its mani-
• toil,: calling the Province to arms. There was fighting
that eneral
6at Villafranca. At St. Sebastian it was believed
armed Alla was beating a retreat. He had dis-
the in :
divided." ilia of roloso. St. Sebastian is very much
" 13eoleNE 0
ter of th I ' ct
13.
to the Minis-
The Sub-Prefect _ ~
- e titerior.--,No news from Madrid. Yesterday
Minis-
-at two o'
is _ clock the citadel of Pampeluna ceased firing. It
is
rirleportae that the town has capitulated. St. Sebastian
there4king preparations for resistance and it is thought
that Gen Al•• 1 • arrive sl, het himself up in
ea a will
.an s .
that [Aug.', •
Th ,• e e Sentinel& d p ,the 12th of October,
Says
:........ es yi•enees, of
%!: 4 i A i
the de-
t.,„ ee letter from Pampeluna, of llth, gives us
."4,,,siespecting the 'sufferings of that town. , ,
•
tha esterday, the 10th, was a fearful day for us. More
~ a thousand. projectiles, thrown from the citadel,
raraa the town and its public edifices. Neverth e-
Less het .
,population
, sang froid and the firmness of the
Was not f
Guard
bail or au instant shaken. The National • _
art seventeen men ldlled. It did some harm to _the
artillery dlerinen of the • castle by means of two pieces of
placed 9n the tower of San Lorenzo. The in-
surgents fire
sse. . re continually on_ the tower, and the balls
•tiaatcle do not hit it fall in the Calle Mayor and do much
:nage' Tn•daY, the 11th, the cannonade continues.
tali' General Ayerbe,•at the head of seven infantry bat-
three and
General Zurbano, with three battalions and
• e seuadroas ofcavalry,'expected at Pampeluna
have
the f were
..
nave a ternoon of the 11th. Quantities of ammunition
reached Pam •I from
all points, which proves
that th „, pe una
• e u Donnellites are 'net masters of the snrronnd-
111g country.
.
in ~Don Francisco de Paulo reached Canfranc, in Spain,
Lae afternoon of the llth."
A letter P in that orders have
been . rom an the Debats says greater
vettreceived to send to St. Jean Pied-de-Port the
er part of the garrison, leaving only two cempaniee
fluid to do duty the prison. Colonel Devaux, of the
sth of 4, , at
of
the , the line, hes been invested with the command
e‘4roops on this part of the Pyrenean frontier. - n extract the followin from the There of Bayonne
of the 13th in. t. g
' Ilre have s•• .
to the
gt,', accounts from the province of Alava
~,.n at which •4
Pei tod nothing new had occurred. The
I,;Oonnandant, General Piquero, had sent forces as far as
serve d'ArgaiAttn, either to enforce . the levies Or ob-
• e themov fE- t • ' troops on. the- Cas-
tile side movements o espar ei o s
teas • At Miranda del Ebro the National Militia
Thee" dutY, and covered elle passage of the bridge.
;rdfirst liattalion of Vittoria being organized and.
, the Deputation has ordered a seemed to be formed.
getell,l YTing. men of Alavese Riojia. This is designed to
C j'''' the left bank of the Ebro. In. ,Guipuzcoa
h`: el Pez, formerly • O'Donnell's Adjutant-General,
;u;._ 3 been arrested. On the 9th, Urbistondo was
s. the . .
ea ieneellPation of Bergara, and Iturbe of
.Zumar-
Da- e', "n that day the skirmish on the. heights of
a fse-rgn led to no decisive result: there were only
te -1v wounded, Urbistondo was expecting-reinforceen-
ents r
of th. trorn Vittoria and Bilbae, and some young Tin
h'te e?"lltry, who are in arms, and who were to jo
fele,' sdice, on the 10th Iturbe had fallen back on Villa,-
°,T' and Urbistondo ' d the positions on.the hills
occupia
The most
hen„ Zara, which the enemy had abandoned.. .
deputation of
thWrtaOt neat from Guiptiecoa is that the
itif AnSVince has positively follow•ed the example of
th'es•Y allti Alava It appears that Iturbe, fearing that
eePut t*.-in favour of the insurrec-
tion , a 1011 vouki declare .
."lent it • .confined in Ascoitia, but the
tn,„,, in meastire . .
hem-
eleers cce•tri e to .make their escape, and put t
selves 2YA t . • ..
ea ti, tinder the protection of Urbistondo. The whole
epee country from Villafranc"a to Irun continued tran-
md sub •• ; he Government. All we know
of nise aussite to t ,
mention.
4 5,,, ,ty is that nothing has taken place worth b "'ail f hasmarched from Bilbao towards
...Jain, body 0 troops
es,a,-,aseda and Carranza, with•the purpose of exciting the
has TrY to take up arms • for the Deputation. • An order
"8 oeei
hoe ~..1 published at Bilbao authorising the. port to
efeee,lo °lva flag. The 'General Juntas of Biscay are
e 0-" ed to assemble n the 12th, under the Tree
O oern• • ° • Nee, 11-a- At the moment of going to press, we
del of the news which follows :—On the 11th, the cid-
.
laid t,;anTelttna continued its fire ; great destruction is
Place , hare' been occasioned by it, particularly in
I) in a° Castillo, the buildings in the neighbourhood
e,e, g reduced to ruins. The news of the removal of the
e-Patatie
41 -11 of Guipuecoa to Bergara is confirmed._
ilaaeer • h - -
10th 6 ri as come into the field again ; he was on the
to z Aranaz, whence it is said lie went on the 11th
his
v:autl2a.
Ile had only seventeen men with him, and
Partis, of credit in the country prevented his collecting
itiedaaus• The firing at Panipeluna commenced on
ath„Y' at six in the morning, and was kept up till six
Z.ait, - evening. , At eleven at night it was renewed
a suspend sustained till •six on Monday morning. After lea_ ion of two hours, it was once more opened, and
L.! still continuing at twelve. The women and children
07.ti,,,a1l bee
„ n sent out of the place. During Sunday,
Ilibelisa entered the citadel with two companies. Gen.__
Ahad 0, not being able to satisfy the demands of the E
~ Thes, has resigned his command to Brigadier Bayona.
aitioun Sentiricae of Bayonne, in commenting on the po-
t, ,I,lf O'Donnell at Panipeluna, says— .
.•
het e Dining of the citadel was •no brilliant action,
tile
fruit the • ?lit of the
Ist 0,1) of fraud and deception. In night
°Nile Deinnell went to the uarters of the first battalion
kaot,,- e'egitnent of Estramadura, and making himself
• ereere, to the sergeant of the guard, told him that, by
;o,lol_ of the Captain-General, he was come to take the
of tnild of the battalion, and lead it to crush the revolt
'tat
• Ptiblie Theerona, which bad just proclaimed the Re-
tele sergeant replied that he individually was
eft,zeZi to follow him anywhere, but that the soldiers
offieie not stir a foot without the 'direct orders of their
Chl rer"sedT- e General then addressed the men, but they
tetu, he
obey him. O'Donnell consequently left
~ there "ear went eta, the quarters of the Merced, where
'Whole - -I.e i
'IV° Ompanies of the same battalion, and the
14; '.teeerr °I the second. Here he succeeded better, because
411a,:i:ooteett31c.eight of the officers joined him, and he was ac-
-I!r,e,. lutd by the Chief: of the Staff, Mir, an Aide-de-
. "ttntl P F Ribeiro and the commander of the battalion,
le tee °tiler ore ' One , .
d
-a, -yes°, • cers sergeant however, suspecte
•,
• . ' elect they , aad led his company to the Quarter del Carmen,
'llo/leejoined the trooPs that had remained faithful
,•ttibie'„„aalui, fine promises did the rest at the citadel.
4.11 the cite ,-arriguin were the treasurers. The arrival
goss,
...ilfadel of three companies of the regiment of Sara-
retto,nroe prevented the soldiers of Estramadura from
havio,ng to their duty, the sight of the other soldiers
ranee: „gil.„'en them a degree of confidence in the emu-
-44'1e of a general rising of the country."
Oar letters . (From the Presses
)
i)titina
r.r •from Bay9nne state that'the town of Pam-
eaneou4 st commenced hostilities by firing with two
top of 3' wilieh they had suceeeded in hoisting to the
Ileral 4t.islt9ePle that leoks down upon the citadel. Ge-
st,"
oil, eiro had uselessly sought to make them under-
rielieldolt this means of attack was both,inconvenient and
espera Jo, this had been obliged to give way to the ex-
-1 o ige
114 t. tl" of the members ofthe and the
unicipalit .
b I°llB.l Gil ,
inferior in
orehe„ !nos. The Exaltados, being very
Where lase' I anipeluna, are mere violent there than any 1
e Q.eoeeratn
-as no • - '''Dontiell glad of being able to say that he
ee t the es. ,
'the i
-sPon .6- ... aggressor and so - throw upon others
f si day t . d.'
1., '4ll that 0 the tsasters of a bombardment, ordered
ie.l - 'IA treat moment all the fire of hie artillery to open.
ie. itig bee nalther of cannon shots and sixty shells hay-
I'll : 1/1 W -4 j'l some h
1 war was ones thrown into the town, a council.
1.-Ic:lselit,,.
and assembled by General Ribeiro ; the muniei-
Pe, atte4siee the officers of the National Guard were in
Ciener ' aeeessi, al Ribeiro tried topersuade the Council
of the
theauthoi4'Y. of evacuating the place—the laws of war not
5111,9,' 'lmre' then tl, ‘l. •of htunanit a defence
itly ho , , .. a. awe y—.
rde , l'eess of all success. The patriots ew
•.• ap th • geers, criedout treachery, f ece 1 Rib ' • togive
e eon
.., , firih,..
_.
the inland, ad gave it to General Bayonit. The
.e,, etitie'r citadel continued. It is certain that it only
le ~„,'elen.ra On. tile 12th at two o'clock in the afternoon, as a
.ae. ' te4 allh,e des • 'h
Pate announced y•esterday, because the
1.; tee. wa3eva„.
ete ,f. . lad' for. the Esparterlan troops had no
The , stopp the batteries of O'Donnell.
. ,
to, . Con.,.tiu • / .
' •.4,„" 4ecou . ctona at' the 10th, at Barcelona, gives
• ‘,.iee 'tee at of an in,. • • •Cadiz some days before
~, , eVQnts
~_, . -uriection at .
~,e 4,, e tre lin emelt happened in the Basque provinces
•• ek , 0"11 the-e T• . .. • the presses of
Pa ‘4,erad 0 j 1 • hiss population broke
Pub , ournal (fi/ Globo) seized the furniture and
Dela' °` all kind' ^d b 11 in the principal
-s Th is
square e, eu urnt t len
e author. ! around which they ehouted patriotic soegs.
txetB,,es. ities did nothing to check or prevent these
detachment f •
`lel Qu,
o the officers of the 2d Regiment of the
;11 tinnlber, ?id hare just arrived here. They are forty in
3 I
~ Zi the te,,,',1 n!' them superior officers, under ' the orders
ht t;adier Lat
;..1.,(14,,
.40, re the
_ orre. They came from Saragossa,uld Y were ';:.114 it,' follow o._ abandOned by their soldiers, who would
',,,,ilet .
„wily the , .1/4111 to
and They fled, carrying.
, , there el '?'lggage and the of the horses of
t, fe, Fro ifortunate im greater part
of nee ~ n-eeers. Theie ere given passports
the inheend, after haying been alp rey to the brutality
,u4talits of the Spanish frontier, after having