Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-01
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(Lafe Foreign Lnteiiigcnce-C Continued
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hcult to be reconced The latest W. through Fame
represents Nina as sll in doubtful circunstspces bu,
~ sooo ,P'rit' Through England there was a rsport
that in Cadiz, Ferrol, and Corunna, revolution had
ofeu enec'ed. Valdez had been defeated, with small
oouY OF men, for not obeying Mioas orders; but this
al q loss.
Accounts from Madrid TO the l4,h Of O,ober, state
'hM SIX millions worth of protested bills had been re
"'neo which the Royal Treasury had drawn the
proVnces anu which the latter refuse pay Ia Gal
cA the constuonaiiss infest that province and con.
,roi public Affairs On the 18Th II wa. debated in the
CouneIl OF Ministers whether corps Of the Royal
GUARDS cfud be safely spared TO be 10 the frontiers
Of Navarro. The Mini ter Of War strongly opposed
the proposition saying thatn the Governors Of the pro
nces cno'e To do their duty. they had sutci,
10 oppose the Revolutions, and not every thing oss
was useless.
Wherever Cen. Nina appears, he is received with
ehthu'iasm. His movements indicated an intention Of
approaching ST. Sebastian. Cadz was in the highest
state Of fermentation.
Navarro and Biscay are said to he devoted to Nina
IA oNNE, Oct 2s.-The forces Of Gen. Nina are
divided into two columns of which, comm anded by
himself marched the 26th for Ernani and the ether
under valdez, took the road Of Vera The latter was
a'acked fix thousand troops and driven back into
Fl ance, where hey were disarmsd. Nina has BRO.
eeeded on to the Interior against the ceutre of the row
a's line. Vadez's defeat asctibed to his dsobey
ing ne orders OF Nina, in taking different from
'ha directed Ii was reported the 10Th that Valdez
was about to commence his march against Arragon.
Chapaannarro, sCcn.t,u,ioHa Chief, Il |. stated, has
allen victim TO deception. He had received encour
agement to believe that body of ROYAL to,ps would
desert TO him, at Valcaros, suffered himself with do.
zen men, TO be surrounded, fred upon and killed. Hi,
so,ulfr' dispersed and were pursued to the frontier,
where they re'iued superior forces long time Eight
pa'sians distinguished themselves four OF whom were
killed asserted, however. by the Paris Con,titn.
tonne thai the cause of the Patriots IL by no me- ns
hopeless; that The nhabtan. of Arrason are ready n
ri'e on the first oppo tunity, that the overnmr i. ex
seed'ngy IN want OF money and That Gen Torrios was
men PROBABLY in possession of Gilicia and Cadz
PARIS, Nov. The Consti,u,IopneI of This morn.
ing has the ioowing:" The Of liberty In Spain
10 Tar from being lost. Public opinion has be
ell in Navarro, by the presence If an armed force Of
5000 men, collected with great diff. uIty sp,ns, The
hrst detachments Of the Constitution a.ts The adbe
renee OF the French auho rifles the thew have
heee.ved .om their Government has greatly. but
"reparaoy prsJudced the early attempts Of the Ibe.
rating army Catalonia, in order declare itself
me government of the Count d Espsgne waits onIy for
the appearance OF the smallest regular force The C,bi.
net OF Maid' do what WILL canno, oppose 10 ,hem
more than $500 infantry, and about 200 cavalry
'o'Ay inadequate to cover frontier Of 4S leagues To
ensure success, the revolution be popular: 10 b,
come popular II must be proyincal and in this
no country in the world presents more
oil success than Catalonia Satisfactory accounts Of bs
spirit oi the people Of GaIlcia aud Arragon are ariv
ing every instant The intrepid Gurrea is on the noin
oil entering the latter proviace where he has for oug
time held active intercourse with tn heads of the be
parry At ,hi' moment Torro, /. probably mi .te
OF Andalu.ia and the island OF Leon which was the
cradle oil IN Reyo!u ion in 1920 and mot lk 10 10
oster tina, Of 1890 Then will Spain effect her freedom
'y her own natural impulse. ne cannot fail 10 follow
The examples shown her by onehalf of Europe"
privatsleter from Bavonnp, dated the % h nj,
contains tbs following" On the 26,h Valdez encamn
sa on ,hs heights facing Vera II being bad military
posltion he gave orders to blow up the fort
70 return for few days to Zigaramundi, and WI. IN
nave made this movement yesterday During the night
"e SEW ou SCOUTS In every direction. to watch In,
movements oil the enemy but obtained no inteligenc
rom MEM In the morning, Valdez, from the house
In which he lodged, perceived the Spanish army a,
shor. distance on the mountain. and he Immediately
placed his own troops in order for battle At O'Clock
he was attacked by numerous columns; and n, he was
proceeding I'D his retreat several other bodie, of m
me enemy opened upon him on his right AM left, 80
mar al eDgh he had to sustain the attacks of FIVE CO.
'uinns al once amounting 10 5000 men, ii by
me Ficeroy OF PamPeluna and Jusno The battle
,Ss'ed from In the morning till 10 The afternoon
= ne 'oyai uoops pursued the iugves league and a
half on the French territory add there shot 20 m arm
who Tell into their hands. Valdez and his man mar
PIouiges Of vaior hut were compelled to yield
70 so great superiority OF force. LoaeZ B,nos Ri,
,Ton, Sdncho and ODonnel, at ST. Je IN de Luz and
Urrgini Lugea, one Of the Constitutional Chiefs has
pIo'eeueu INTO the mountains, where he will continue
the warfare valdez has lost fifty men, the greater
part OF whom fell the French side of the frontier
fortunately he has succeeded ia the
part OF his arms and ammunition in the mountains 90
mat the Preiect OF BiyoDne will he spared the
oil disarmiog the liberals rwheln.d by number. He
collecting the remnants Of his force to proceed m
hr'aeon' ~ o'der 10 JON GHrea. as he and his
troops shai have escaped from the nquistion OF the
Project Of Tarbes." " ''0
Extract OF a letter from Madrid, dated Oct. IL
Yesterday ii was debated in the Council of Ministers
| eo"e other corps OF the Royal Guards cOud
he safely spared to be sent to the frontiers of
The Minister OF War strongly opposed the
saying that the Governors OF the province chose In
do their duty they had suite ient forces 10 oopo,e h
efforts OF the RevoutoDsts, and il not every tbing
else was useless He concluded by stating that .oms
provincial regiments mic ut he armed but the AJinise,
oil Finance had said there an enormous A, fell In
the estimates, which had been calculated ontv upon
ordinary circumstance, and that he did not know hoe
10 exiricate himself from the deep distress he
placed in, II being morally impossible to exor ano her
quarter from the people, who are adv 6aved alive
nor was There the most distant hope Of loan
ne Government was ready 10 pawn the Who'll, revenue
81 me state. The movements OF troops continue in
Inherent directions from the interior The n regime
OF ipiantry, which was al SsDioDs by Erred
marches to Arragon. The regiment of Laredo which
was in garrison 10 the capital zoe, 10 Santons The
most rigorous measures taken about which
are only gr'Dsd for fe days TO the interior of he
country, and with double securities compared Ia VIA,
had been hitherto demanded. In MANY places ths
ranks OF The RoyaSis volunteers grew daily thinner.
and IN the c9pii not would remain. II the Cavern
meut granted the furloughs that sre daii,
applied for-bu, not single one IL given The b,;
talon Of Plsceoca left the Isle Of Lon on ,bs III E
TARIFF, which is either threatened or taken bv tho Con
sutonaisis, az some cay, or by party of Catl,,ts az
others ASSERT In oufiFUDds there is abso,eIv no,ni
doing. Last night library seized in mi, rani,sf
where the papers Of the emigraois were oubI;sb. d
and Printing Once, where they we're snpoosed N he
re .prinfed.-[I Herald 70
Extract OF private letter Of the 10Th ins, from NJ,
dT'b- we learn from Malaga that numerous marty
ol OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES borsemcD entered that town on a.,
uh and set at liberty all the pri,oners coz fined Co
political opinions, and such a. were detained for ,ob
oery of murder The greater part Of these liberated
prisoners joined them and they proceed loesther IN
wards The mountains OF Robda. On the 18th B,isa1I -