Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1834-10-23

death, az well as Nemojowisky, as mem.
bers Of the government Of the Five.
SPAIN.
Paris, August IA despatch dated
Amhoa, August 8, states that Eisondo,
Udrachs, and the whole line, have been
evacuated by the Carlists. Rodil has left
the corps at Elisondo, and he has himself
proceeded Ulzama against Zumalacarregni.
Brigadier Figueiro has pursued the Guipus-
coans as far as Ataun.-Jauregny is pre-
pairing to follow his movements.
According to the Indicator de Bordeaux
Of the 9th paper which IS in the habit Of
supplying copious information relative 70
the state Of the civil war on the other SIDE
Of the Pyrehees, speaks Of the cause and
prospects Of Don Carlos as utterly destroy
ed. 1t says that Zumalacarregui had r.
treated to the mountains, and no Longer
ventures abroad; that Don Carlos keeps
close to the French frontier, and was
seen on the 9Th at LAM, ten minutes walk
from the neutral ground; and that so many
precautions are taken to make it impossible
that the insurgents should receive Supplies
from any quarter, that they are totally de-
prived Of the means of carrying on the
war, or keeping two days in the field.
The French Minister Of War has ordered
that all the corps forming the divisions of
the Pyrenees should be included in an ex-
ceptionaI measure, which suspends the usu-
al half yearly furloughs.
Paris, August ia telegraphic des-
patch, dated Saint Jean de Luz, the 10Th
instant transmitted yesterday the follow
ing intelligence 10 the Government:-"On
the 9th instant, Ell Pastar was at Azpeytia,
still in pursuit Of the main force Of the in
surgents, who were hemmed in by his ad-
vsnced guard. In their flight they took the
direction of Ataun, and Ell Pastor announ-
ce6 his intention to put himself at the
head Of his advanced guard to act against
The rebels in case of resistance on their
part" The Government has also received
fresh information respecting the last oper-
atoms Of General Rodil; principal object
Of his rapid march upon EIisondo, was to
clear the Valley Of Bastan. On this ac-
count, while his advanced guard entered
Elisondo, he sent strong column to Sain,
Estevan. By the frmness and rapidity Of
this movement, Don Carlos and Zumala-
carregui were compelled to fly. They sue
ceeded in escaping by LEILA, where Zumal
acarregui divided his columns and sent a.
way the GuIpuscoans into their province
The insurgent General taken in the rear by
the movements Of Rodil, and pressed to-
wards his right by the victorious march of
FL Pastor, who had reached Azpeytia, and
was pushing forward to Ataun, fastened to
the other side of the Amesceas to concen-
trals his scattered forces a, Beunza. Rod
il low took possession Of the most impor-
tant holds 10 the Valley Of Bastan, and
turned round III pursuit Of Zumalacarregui
On the 10th, his right wing was at Lacum-
berry. and his left at Bellatta, opposite Be-
unsa.n
A letter Of tho 9Th inst. from Bayonne,
says:-"Don Carlos was at a small village
called Uroz, near the frontier."
FRox JAxAIcA.-Jamaics papers 10
the 18th alt. have been received al the
office Of the Baltimore American. They
contain many complaints Of the condu ct
Of the negroes since thcir emancipation,
without however mentioning any serious
Disturbances, aud express approximations
that the sugar estates will lose much of
their value. Several shocks Of an earth
quake were experienced at port Royal
On the 9TH, but it does not appear that
any serious damage was done.
A mutiny occurred on board the schr.
J. Y. Tomkins, which sailed from port
royal on the 9TH. The mutineers were
secured by the captain Of British man
Of war, and we're imprisoned at tina,
place. Col. Harrison. the U. States
consul, desired that the offenders might
be delivered to him, to be sent home for
trial, but the authorities decided to wait
until the opinion Of the Attorney Gen.
eral could be observation-disclosures Mes.
ssnger.
London papers Of tho sd ult. and
Liverpool If the Gath have been recei-
we'd at New York by the packet ship Ma.
Poleon. They contain nothing OF i'm.
portance in addition to what Was recei-
we'd in this port on. Sunday.
The following are extracts from the
statement read by the Spanish prime
minister TO the Cortes, on the subject of
the diplomatic relations Of the country.
With the United States of America,