Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1833-12-05
FOREIGN Intelligence.
JNsURRECTioN IN SPAIN.


The death of King Ferdinand, and the
accession of his daughter to the throne, TO
open the door for which the Salque Law
had been abolished, has been followed, as
twas predicted would be the case, by an
iisurreciicn in behalf of Dol Carlos. the
late Kings brother, who would have been
bis regular successor but for The act jest
referred to. As TO the extent, or efficiency
Of the revolt. however. we are not yet We
~ well informed We have no precise
Information as TO the commencement oil
the instruction, further than that u broke
out in Bilboa; although The aposiolieals
will do all in their power every where to
6meut dissflection, yet, as far as we can
perceive by the imperfect and dIsjonted
accounts before u.s. they have commenced
without system, and have as yet little con
cert or action. According TO the latest in
teIligence, moreover, Don Carlos himself
appears 10 shrink personally from the con
testr-.N. Z, Com. .4dp.
PORTUGAL.
The London papers contain nothing Ia
ter than the LIST of October, from Lisbon
Our direct adviccs from that place; 1t will
be recollected, have already come down
10 the 18th of October. The correspOn
dence of the London papers, however,
give various details IN the current history
of the war which have not before reached
us--but they are OF no great Importance
The Cily-of Waterford steamer, which
has been plying between England and
Lisbon duriog the whole season, was
wrecked on the Cad of September: No
lives were lost, but all the baggage and
cargo either went to the bottom, or was
carried off by the people Of St. Mar,inhas.
near which place the disaster occurred
The Queens wardrobe, quantity Of
plate, books, Sc. were on boar1-altoge
Their, it was estimated at IS ,O00l or 40,
COOL Pedro continued TO be popular. The
Queen had reviewed the troops in com.
pany with her father and brilliant suite,
on which occasion all the officers had the
honor Of kissing her hand All was safe
and tranquil at Opolto. The Agents of
structions to raise Immediately two thou
sand men for her service.-N Z Com ad.
GERMANY.
Arrests Of the students at Weimer con.
tinued. They are sent TO Eisenach, to
await in that prison their uncertain fate.
The estates of Moravia have resolved to
commemorate the JOY of the inhabitants
at the fortunate escape of the Emperor Of
Austria from injury, on his recent fall
from his horse, by establishing an asylum
for the blind; and the enlarging other
charitable institutions.
BY Convention between Russia and
the German powers, it has been determin
ed that all the Poles still in Germany shall
he sent out OF the country, to embark for
England or the United States Of America
Accordingly, the few Poles who were still
at Dresden were lately arrested and con
veyed with English passports to Halle,
thence TO proceed TO England.
The Presburg Gazette gives an account
Of continued torrents of rain having fallen
on the 2 LIST and 22d of Sept, which caused
extensive foundations in Lower Hungary,
and the destruction Of innumerabe bridges
and mills. The Clagenfurt Gazette con
tains similar statements from Carinthian
and upper S,yriu-.N Com ado
HOLLAND
The States General were TO assemble
on the 10th Of October. The opening
speech OF the King was looked for with
sGme anxiety in the British capital, altho'
IT was generally believed that its tenor
would De OF satisfactory nature, both on
political and financial points
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FROM INDIA
Madras papers were TO the 22d Of June
Arrangements were making at Bombay,
for establishing regular steam commu,
nication with England A mutinous dis
turhance had occurred in his Majesty's
SSth Regiment at Ghazeeper, TO quell
which the Sd Cavalry were called in. The
particulars had not yet transpired.