Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-27
insurgents occupying the Spanish side Of the bridge OF the
BlassoA within Eistol slot OF the French seninels

Bdassoa, within pistol slo, OF the French sentineis
hai been sent 70 GsCral Sarsleld not 20 quit Burgos
From the Messenger
ltwas affirmed OF Change that NJ de Ro,hschild had
been 10 see Marshal Sou aud had declared 10 him tia,
The French army set loot In Spain he would again
set foot on Change.
larconveyance;-1he accounts from Spain this morning
arc much more satisfactory The panic has passed over
"sNe ehee'sa 'hst u was very astonishing that
'as'aS'os mas been able TO hold a month with 700
men against 1000, and his retreat to ST. Sebastian has
ceased 10 surprise any body
his success OF the Carss military operation, il
ttiie; bu, from its moral effect the affair is Of more i'm
por'ance because itmiy encourage the rebels and alarm
the Constitutionalists.
In our opinion the important point is, that the
two parties are now lace to face and few days will show
which is the strongest.
letter from Bayonne of the 9th and ST. Sebastian or
The sh relate only the particulars of the re,,e, Of Cas-
tagnos and FL Pastor To ST. Sebastian.
ENGLAND.
CAPTAIN Ross A theatrical representation entitled
"C'"ain Rose or the King Of the Arctic Regions" was
reeehy in the Royal Pavilion Theatre, White
Chapel road The gallant Captain attended ineog.-bnt
spresence becoming known by accident the theatre was
soon crowded TO excess. lie remained during the exh
b'io aud when closed, drove in his carriage amidst
me cheer' OF an immense crowd which had assembled in
iron, OF the building.
Mr. Hebers representatives are sanguine of obtaining
rom 1ooooo 10 100000 by the sale OF his immense lite.
rary treasures.
Lord Francs Egeron has dropped the surname Of lie.
venon Cover in compliance with the will Scroope last
Duke OF Bdgewa,er, and assumed that Egeton only
Ills Lordship returns England TO take possession OF the
beqneathed 10 him by Duke
bndgewater, and which is estimated exceed 100 OOOi
per annum
IRELAND
The intelligence from this country bears too much its
ordinary Impress Burnings and MISUNDERSTANDING rob.
berries, and manning, continue to prevail.
Gl2533. ''' was
FRANCE.
Inc vintage oil the present year is said be much bet.
ter ana more abundant than the last, but still short
OF an ordinary product by about one fourth letter
from Bouogne- Mer states that the temperature so
areactuaiy in blossom pear tree in OF The gar
dens of the Petit Camp as thickly covered as at the
close OF the month of April.
SPAIN.
The papers received by this arrival, rive us
reason to believe that the Of the Queen Regent of
Spain IN support oil her daughters title the throne will
be sustained by the French government 1t is reported
that the Queen mother has been compelled to leave Ma
drid but there is confirmation OF the VS. II has
also said that the French army observation had
ed the Spanish frontier for her relief This however
also matter oil donbt for does not appear that case
was desperate The recent movements OF General Sars-
field were unknown, but he had been nor had
he gone to the Carls,s Ell Pastor and General Cas-
tagnos had received check, and the Carst force TO
which they were opposed amounted TO IL 900 men: bu,
St Sebastian had not surrendered.
Inc country a,various places, is up in arms, but Ma.
uru Is tranquil Merlno, the curate said occupy the
whole road from the capital Biyonne bu, courieri
without much interruption. The Carlists are entering
Spain from France, but the Constitutonaliss were also
returning home.
On the whole, however, the aspect of affairs on the
part OF The Queen Regent by means catering I'm.
less she obtains early and eecua from foreis
powers. One Of the French accounts states that Don
Carlos has entered Biscay, and adds-he has understood
The necessity OF giving leader his partzans the ex
ample OF Don Miguel losing his kingdom by proxy has
determined him trying his for in person. The re-
beIion Will henceorih have and common di.
The London Morning Herald gives the following sum-
mary OF the present condition OF affairs Spain which
Tor the most part, We deem 10 be correctly deneated
The civil war in Spain every day a sterner as
pect and the calculations Of its ultimate issue are now
matter OF greater uncertainty than ever That the balance
all hands, their still increasing successes though small
ana PARTIAL yet progressive, contrast strongly with the
means OF repression prepared by the Queens
which appear 10 be feeble inert and, in some degree al
ready parazed by the greatness of the obstacles opposed
to them The intelligence from the Peninsula contained
in the Paris papers of Monday does not in anv
alter the uniavorabe aspect under which these affairs in
the North were presented by their predecessors Of some
days preceding AS regards the Generals, Sarsfed and
wall upon whom every things depends, nothing further il
SAID IN The Ministerial papers, but is to be Inferred from
the illusions to them in those OF the liberal party thai
situation very awkward IL not, in respects des
perae. 49,
The Curate Meno is in possession of all the coun,
between Madrid and Bayonne-cerlainly the whole of ;e
eastern road-ws Sarsfied is supposed to be insulated
at Bdrgos' OF which place, ALSO his is becoming
more critical every day. in consequence of the shirt Of
disaection, which daily upon the increase in the
and its neigh5orhood. The supposion that he was wait.
ing the time given 10 the Cass Vtoria 10 surrenJcr
isweakened when it is known that the grace had already
EXPIRED by some days, and that if he were not himself be-
s'eged he ought TO have already commenced aggressive
operations The insurgents were using every effort 10
concentrate their forces upon Miranda where the great
stand was be made against the Queens troops Is al
hrmed that Don Carlos has been proclaimed i'm the town Of
0eagna and even at Aranjuez On the other hand the
Liberals are armng IN several places Moriio Captain
General OF Galcia has established the ancient militia
known by the name OF miiciR honradp IL ia unIer
another name the thing as the Christmas VoImn
teers of Catalonia. ~
The other PROVINCES of Spain, and particularly Arraeon
anu Casue, where movement was most expected. are
perfectly quiet. Some disturbances had taken pIace in
Gaicia but they speedily represscJ and Morllo
answers Tor the tranquility of that province Renorts
were again renewed OF the French Government HAVING
determined upon sending an army of 80 coo men 10 The
assistance oil the Queen and ii added that the nro
Ject, having been communicated to the Ministers of the
other great Powers at Paris had obtained their
renee, with the exception of that of Russia The rea
son assigned for the step is the danger to be apprhended
10 France from prolonged civil war in Spain The whole
however, is very apocrypba and of the same sanp wouJ
seem TO be rumoUrs from Madrid of serious divisions in
The queens Cabinet, extending 10 threats of i'm
parchment being thrown out by the liberal norton If IL
ana The country south oil it, by all accounts remains tran
quill. at"
PORTUGAL
Our adVices by these papers later from Lisbon
IMAM November End, inclusive. The same dates have
been received before Party spirit was running binb io
me portuguese capital was believed that affairs would
proceed With domestic harmony if foreigners both
ashore and aloa would cease their ofcious n.ermcd
ding. Recruits from England and also from BELGIUM
were frequently arrViug, and off TO the army
IN line spirits at Saniarem. Orders have been
IN England, however, directing the agent of Don Pedro
10 eni'si ne more recruits We presume, therefore, that
the contest Is considered in effect 10 have been decided
HOLLAND.
Dutch papers arc TO Nov. L. Il is stated in one of
uen aud with an air OF authority that The mission If
Prince Schwarzenberg TO the King whatever ia snec; Il
OBJECTS night have been, had met the hands Of his Ma