Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-14

has the following letter, dated bayonne, Oct. So:
=" Yesterday, at S O'Clock, P. NJ, courier
with letters from the interior Of Spain. arrived
at our post office. All | could learn was
that there we're letters from Madrid up 10 the
29,h. One, among others, it is said, states that
great changes are about to take place IN all Inc
branches of the administration; doubtless 'he re-
moval from Office Of all persons known TOT their
attachment TO Don Carlos"
The Indicator also publishes letter OF the
Sd, from Bayonne. contsining the following de-
tails of the distu, bance at Madrid on the 9Th
g. Two couriers from Madrid arrived here IN the
course of last night. An iDsurrectionary move
ment broke out in the capital 90 the 9th. The
troops with cannon proceeded chiefly on the con-
vent of ST. Barbara, and the monks were dri-
ven out.
The ROYAL Volunteers who took part in the
commo,ion, we're disarmed; they marched to the
Gate de la Sol, to seize the military post. and
on the first discharge that they made, the sentinel
was killed; they also went to other points, but the
troops and the Christians seized their arms -
Some who cried " Viva Don Carlos!' while all
Madrid was ringing with the cry OF viva lsa-
bella?'' we're hanged. Three hundred Royalist
Volunteers have gained the country, but they
were pursued.
The next day, when the couriers set oh, Ma
drid was perfectly tranquil, but it was early -
90 their road they met the insurgents OF Vito
ria; the term expires to day, and he was then to
march on that town, and give no quarter. Two
dligeDces have been burnt, and the dispatches
Of one of them, which were commercial letters,
were taken, The departure OF the mail does not
allow me to say more"
DREADFUL ACCIDENT. The new steam en-.
CINE boiler Just erected by Messrs Blacker. Col
Inns s. CO.. al Radstock, exploded on Saturday
uorning. and DESTROYED nearly all the premises,
part of which was blown in different directions to
distance of nearly 100 yards. Eight men. IN.
Guiding the three engineers, were thrown IN dbl
terent directions.
One was killed on the spot, his head being
nearly blown on; another died whilst being con
veyed home; another had his boots blown of his
legs. and his legs broken; and the others are in
such state that it Is feared they cannot recover
The men. now under ground, about so IN mum
Der, cannot be got out for some time. and much
fear is entertained that they will be drowned, a.
the other engine used to pump water out Of the
pit, cannot be used until repaired. No language
can paint the devastation and affection occasion
ed by this la,nentab!e accident Bath Journal
On Saturday last, as some men were packing
the piston at one Of the great engines al CONSOLES
mine, most melancholy accident occurred. =
While one of the men was down III the cylender,
through some mistake the steam was let on.
which literally blew him out. Two lads who
we're present were sca!ded to death; another
man who in the engine house ran up the stairs,
was Overtaken by the steam, and scaldsd that
he died on the following day A lad WHO AS
on the upper Huor al the time, ran out on the hob
or beam fat and laid hold on the capstan rope,
aud so saved his life. Falmouth Packet.