The Sun.
London, England, 1834-08-05 00:00:00

day
the Eco de Conmercio,-of the serious events tha.
the point of taking place at Madrid, on the Skip
Royal Sitting. 01)
On the evening of the 23d, the Ministry havin''o,S
positive information, caused a person named Aviranelso4
tare of the General Directory of the Society q the of
to be arrested. Important discoveries were inn°, the;
dence, where all the correspondence and the sea -11 0it1,4
ciety were found. The letters, which were Witttek, ofsJ
pathetic ink, were deciphered, and Palafox, Pu,„-wo
gossa, so well known for his noble defence otbat `-efie
the French, was immediately arrested. It creates grill.
prise that he should be mixed up with such plots.
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arrests are those of Romero Alpuente, one of them
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members of the Cortes, and the Ministers of 1821'i 'de'
der O'Donnell, Don Juan Van Haien, Mino's fef,4
and whose more than doubtful conduct, during 1;011
revolution, will be recollected, Palarea, Calvo de
some other less remarkable persons. Was SIP
The plan of the conspirators, we are assured, Wi SIP,
test, on the 24th and even in the midst of the goLrore',,
against the Estatuto real, by which the two Channelaielk
stituted, to dissolve that of the Procercs, and to pro
constitution of 1812, as well as a provisional Gel ibcse.
though there still exists in Spain a small number °f lesse'f;
corrigible men, who remain unenlightened t, 04!
experience, and who would wish to recommence I coo:,
bloody follies of 1823, an insanity of this nature, to tb',
easily explained, otherwise than by attributing n
trigues of the agents of the Pretender and foreign .g d tie
are employed to work upon the credulity of sorni_ntc-,r
nality of others. There is but one thing, hoe good
which they have forgotten to reckon—namely, the goilge,
of the Spanish people, who will estimate at their )21s it 101;;
these weak attempts to cause Spain to retrograde
path of disorder and anarchy which has already. led tugbiy
of renewed Absolutism, and which would IneVit
about similar results. rladrid
A courier, who arrived at noon to day from ectlyql.,
flounces that, on the 27th, when he left, all was Pei 'O.•
At Valencia some agitators attempted to ren;, thee'''?
plorable scenes which took place at Madrid
rities acted with promptitude and vigour, and LaPt.rest'r
Valdes had six of the rioters shot. Calm was instant', that
Some official letters which we have seen rilet!ti°,'ltlieFo
ragon was quiet on the 28th, as well as Catalonia% Pro
Thus the pretended reports of revolts in the laitte'
which had been spread abroad, fall to the grounn-A, 310';
At Madrid an example has at length been nowlc; of
the slow and timid course of justice with resPe of
Carlists had been blamed. M. Stefani, DireeNrilsicte
teries and Counsellor of Finances, who had been e„
°i•
Carl ist intrigues and correspondence with the enT
laa it
state, has undergone the extreme penalty of
,t,,eeaote
strangling (la garotta). This rigorous but leg '-
produced a salutary effect.
(Private Correspondence—by ExpreSs% )'fi
BAYONNE, JULY 29.—Two thousand Carlistsige'lord
dragon three days ago, and three thousand at Arallifrolak
The Carlists have attacked Eybor; but 200 men
gara drove them back.
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Don Carlos has arrived at Lesaca with about 6
.a 054,
At this moment the troops of our garrison are P 2 011:
streets, singing the " Marseillaise." The Nati°ll,l,-e
who were summoned for a review, did not answer 4
The Election of Bordeaux contains the following that'
" Our correspondence from Saint Sebastian
rrh ste;es'ifitlip
American vessels had appeared upon the coast, lade ;
litary stores, destined for Don Carlos's army. Aree:"
vessels having opposed the disembarkation, the
agents protested against that measure, which they
ea obit'
as a violation of commercial liberty; and they declaroioo4tid
the British navy should persist in the original detedeciata
the United States would consider such an act as a
.te
of war."
rnPl,7e'
The Corps Diplomatique will no longer be end' It
Paris for some time. M. De Werther has set (3111 at '°o
elusion to Britanny. He will remain a short tinl
and thence proced to Brest. Lord Granville is tsh-isf4';
point of absenting himself : he was to have left with
yesterday evening, for Dix, in Savoy.
(From the Journals des Debats of Sundtgi) o )13
We have received intelligence of the 26th, 11.°,01er3
The capital was quiet, and the violence of the
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beginning to diminish. tbst
MADRID, JULY 26.—You will see by the Gaze
Cortes are quietly proceeding.
The public mind is a good deal taken up witl42-I,le c°
t5,°,,,b):
racy which has been discovered, and which. bad Nrii,e
the re-establishment of the Constitution of 1812.
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ber of the Proceres and the Council of RegencY
suppressed, but the Chamber of the Procuradores oh!
been provisionally maintained until new elections situ;ste,,'
brought back the Cortes, as the sole and only Ingiti,. v,r
thority, according to the system of the conspirator octo
assembly, thus regenerated, was to appoint a Regenclplo,d
formity to the Constitution to be established. I',e
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badly put together, and it is now proved that the ce).rt of
did not agree amongst themselves. The greater Pcal
conspirators are from the refugees, who have returne
of the amnesty, and it must be admitted that want •
chief instigator with most of m
One is surprised to see the'C.tain-General Palaf°oilll°
suopmien this
imprudences,affaw.
intoi s hloyphei thatwhich
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as been
want°n 1
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m,ent. 104,
With a little reflection it is easy to see that the groeet)
pervaded the opening sitting was quite natural. iflt
was under the influence of sensations which tenelci-,
the spontaneous expression of the joy caused 13). ta-
tion of the Cortes. The mind dwelt on the cholera'ecte':;'
tive arrival of Don Carlos in Navarre, and the unesPbee''
covery of a conspiracy. However, after the rising •
mations in the street were numerous.
( Supplement to the Madrid. Gazette, July 96 .
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CORTES.—CHAMBER OF THE PROCERr'''
(Presidence of the Duke of Bonen.), 4ppr°J
The minutes of the last sitting are read and refr
The names of the Proceres present on that occasion si
over, and each answers to his name. .5 de
'M. Clemencin, the Duke de Rivas, the Alarqui.c.s•tb
dalcazar and M. Cano Manuel, are elected Secrotarl apes •
The President, in conformity to the regulations,,i,/le fq
commission for drawing up an address in answer to roiled
from the Throne. The Proceres chosen are nine oainrv'
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CHAMBER OF VIE PROCURADOW''
(M. Posada, President.)
The siding is opened at a quarter past eleven.
The commission for the investigation of the calial°
elections presents a report, which is approved of pre; ti)
A list of the Procuradores who took the oath theTbe
and of those whose elections are conside! va.- ' ye
e
have not taken the oath, are read. They rake the ,
Ministers, M. Martinez de la Rosa and Count de ' r
of the number. dent

The Chamber proceed to the election of a PreS`°itV
Vice-Presidents. The number present is 72. mdoaofrof
The result of the ballotings was, for Count Alr°80(1`
votes; Lasanta, 56 ; Medrano, 45 ; Aranda, 36' ;
Fe, 38. f the ',r
The Provisional President, in consequence °tioa
hour, proposes to postpone to the next day the elebvi;
cretarics, and to meet at ten in the morning. rr
proved of. The meeting breaks up at 2 p.m.
( From the Gazette de France of SundaP)of o'
We are at length acquainted with the particulars /
the government must have received by telegraph.
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Four hundred men of the garrison of Vittoria ;
over to the side of Charles V.
On the 27th, Simon de Latorre had a serious
was 159
with the Christinos chief Iriarte who was complete
near Bilboa. This intelligence officially for rf
head-quarters to Bayonne. 109
Why Rodil constantly avoids coming into centat
remains at two leagues from Pampeluna, and thro7o.os7,
into that fortress as soon as the royal armies Toe)
easily accounted for by the circumstance of the 40
have come over from him,
roof
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On the 27th, there was an engagement on the o•c t
from Pampeluna to Vittoria, between the village -with' i
mendi and Olazantia. Two battalions of Navarreseiat9
3,500 infantry, and 300 horse and artillery. The iceVl perienced great loss, in spite of their cannon ;
teioP's
pelled to retreat upon Etchari. The loss amonisottaso4
rese was trifling • the commander of the thira. na- ore 91" lieutenant, and eleven men. The Christinos les,`„" tbe
hundred men, amongst them several officers.
the head-quarters were at Aranaz.
ajooi,
Several deputations from the towns in Cat
itileg
reached Don Carlos's head quarters to tender their $,0000004
(From the Moniteur of Sunday.)
to')
The Corvette de Charge, the Fortune, Cap is
sailed from Toulon on the 31st of July. The yes— 0r,4
to the Levant.
The following is from Calais, under date °` JoVforit
" Yesterday, three individuals, who were the beare. ciesi,VA
passports, delivered at London, in which they were Sys' brA
as Italian merchants, were recognised as being bas,e
One of them is General Raphael Maroto. TheAs sa°i
prevented from proceeding, and directions have,
applied for from Paris, as to their future destinao° )
(From the Journal du Commerce of SunclaY.
PANIC AT THE BOURSE. of tbrero
One begins to grow accustomed to fluctuations
,stioe
four per cent, in the Spanish Funds during the cv,, to,l
second day. But fluctuation, to the amount Of t`gibings,
the French Three per Cents. is fortunately acIP-ressi°Bllcl.,o
rare ;- so that the fall of to-day made a lively iingnaio, fee
is to the situation of the northern provinces of siroB4,ol,
the fears excited by the development of a revolmi,
at Madrid, that the fall was generally attributebe necio
ment is seen to approach when intervention will" Cari3O
and then it will be required not only against the tPof
the north, but against the republicans at Madrid • port
soldiers may find themselves utterly without stiP`
kind.
(From the same.) tir
A great number of couriers viepg dispatched .

'.) •• • • . • FRENCH 'PAPERS.: . •
(Fi-oin the Constitutionnel of Sunday.) of
.1'
itlei the NEWS FROM SPAIN.—DISCOVOY.
is novel, • • CONSPIRACY.
uF'' nicrel
lagazine We have- just received an authentic and a Interlg,►
pieta version than that given by a journal of yes ,_ c'e bet'.
•er otherthe r,n that 5a ~,of