Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-29

ferred TO. AZ to the extent, or efficiency Of the
revolt, however, we are not yet very veil inform
ed We have no precise informauoH as 10 the
commencement Of the insurrection, further tnan
tina, It broke out in Bliboa; although the apostle
licals will do all in their power every ~here 70
foment disaffection, yet as far as we can perceive
by the imperfect and disjolnted accounts oe'o'e
US, they have commenced without system anu
have as yet little concert OF action According
to the latest intelligence. moreover. Don oarios
himself appears to shrink personally ITO" Tue
contest ~,
The following is an extract Of letter from Bill
boa, dated Oct 9th
..At length we are enabled to give precise de-
tails ON the late disastrous events at Bliboa.-
The Marquis de vaIdespna made his entry into
the town, where the Influx OF peasantry devoted
to Carlos, was SO great. that he can now reckon
several thousand men IN arms. Tie great aces
sion of strength has increased the audacity oil the
fanatics. This may be judged by the tact, that
the Liberals confned in the prisons already ex-
coed 500. The murder of NJ. Archaga is con-
frmed; but we can announces with pleasure snat
| NJ. Wagon was enabled to escape similar late,
BY conceaIing himself so closely, that all the
searches made for him have hitherto been 'nehec'
tual. His brother, however, has been less for.u-
nate, and having fallen into the hands OF the
ApostoIIcs, is threatened with the scstfoId unless
by given time, he pays a sum OF So,OOo pas
tres. These details are furnished by some OF the
Liberals, who, deceiving the vigilance OF the
monks, have amidst the most imminent DANGERS
made their escape from Bilboa. They also confirm
the news that the revolution has been effected at
Victoria.
One hundred and fifty men Of the garrison have
BY their courage been enabled to get through the
| Is.,lto lain Ron Il 10
Iosa This General has not been defeated before
Bilboa, as formerly stated; but he no sooner ar.
rived at the theatre of events, than he found It
prudent to retreat, in consequence OF the progress
Of the revolution 10 Bscay. and the lnsuttlciency
of his means of combating it. The diligence
which ought to have arrived, has been stopped
near Salines and the passengers taken up into
the mountain. We may, therefore, expect from
1 this time complete interruption OF all cOmmu'
nications. In the most conspicuous situation IN
Biboa, an immense writing is posted up. bearing
the following words:-' Viva Don Carlos! Viva
la inquiscion! Murean los Liberales" And at
certain hours of the day the ApostoIics utter these
cries. and compel every body else 10 do the same.
The number Of persons imprisoned augments az
fast as the retreats Of the Liberals are discovered
who are assessed to make contributions upon
scale graduating from 100 piastres, which they
are ordered to pay Immediately. on pain OF DEATH
The latest news is from the Paris papers oil DC.
tober 2lst The Journal Of Paris, OF that date,
contains the following extract, from the Spanish
fronhers:-
LOWER PYRENEEs. October l4.-"The Car.
list insurrection does not make any progress in
the Peninsula. Psmeluna remains tranquil. 10
spite Of the endeavoys of several monks and the
manoeuvres Of the apostollcal party. A traveller
whose opinion il worthy Of credit. states about
1000 Of the regular tronps would bring all the IN,
surpents to their senses"
The Postscript Of the London Times Of October
ESD. announces intelligence by express from
Spain via Paris. the complexion OF which ~ alto
pether favorable. 1.-The rebels had no where
gained any ground, and it is quite evident that
the shirt of insurrection had made no progress
of any Importance The troops marching upon
Vittoria and Bilboa are under the orders OF the
Count Armildes de Toledo No doubt was en-.
tertained Of their efficiency in putting down the
insurgents, and causing the Queens authority to
be acknowledged and respected. 1t is evident
from the accounts received in France from vari-
Gus parts Of Spain. that no disposition has been
any where evinced BY the regular troops to dc.
clare in favor Of Don Carlos. Great importance
is attached to the manifest fidelity Of the army
to the Government of Donna Isabella, as the
, monks and royaIist volunteers can no "hefe hoPs
to make serious impression so long as they are
likely to be opposed BY regular troops.
The Gazata de Madrid, of the 10th OF Octo'
Der. announces that the Count de Rayneval. the
, French Ambassador, had private audience oil
. the Queen Regent. to make to her communica
ton On the part of his government. the substance
Of which was, that the King Of the French. 10
, quality of the ally and relative OF the Queen Ne
gent. offers to supply her with all the assistance
she may require, in any circumstances, to sup
port the t"rone of her daughter. 1t this state
ment be true, 1t is the most important item OF the
whole, since, with the power Of France to back
. the Queen Regent. however formidable the rebel
lion may become in its early stages, there can be
no doubt as 10 the final result.
PORTUGAL.
The London papers contain nothing later than
the LIST of October, from Lisbon. Our direct
advices, from that place, it will be recoliected'
have already come down to the J. th OF October.
The c,rres noudence of the London DaDprs. how