Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-20

Mace at the seat Of civil war III SPAN nc leeiu
er's movements have become very unceltah SINCE ie
death of Zumalacaregu and seem to be determined by
no fixed plan Neither is he able TO Keep ogcther
numerous force. His troops seem to lie at present ~
vidcd into small corps, each actng u''oI p,-crIona
chief, apparently without any concert IN Da'c.'ma, |
according TO of the 9th. also rceI!eo 10 W m
Moniteur, the attempts to excite the uo' t,n I I,
continued, but owing 10 the speedy repression "a w hon
riolous movement in Madrid the BaTceloniahs au oee
ptback. The authorities were organizing lory eo'
panes of stationary National Guards for the service OF
the city. The Urban Militia and the other fo'pS WEI
destined for active service. The foreign legion ooo
str,nr which came to arIagnna from Algcrs had re-
ccivrd orders to proceed to LerIda
THE nryatc corrcspuudcuce Of the Constitutionne
from Bayonnc gives account OF Tho hrst aHair !"
which The British auxiliary legion rs been cngaged-
division consistn. of lUU0 men. partly English yoinn
,rcrs and partly Capcgories, undrr Evans ana III as
tor had set from ST. Scbastian IN Tie dirccuom "a
Erani and on the 2lth u had arrived III pace ca'co
our,e,di where the Car!ists had intTcnchcd them
srlyes in two buildings strongly fortified These Oua
inrs were attacked, carried and destroyed. Che n'"
dred and fifty of the enemy fell mo me hands OF te as
s,ilnuls and great many more had been kiiiea au"S
hr assault The English volunteers are ocscrpe" as
having acted with great courage and irmhess Dul t"o"
their Officers having been wounded were oDigcu 10 oe
carried back ST Sebasa Alter th'S hrst essay t
division was marched against Moreno forcru 10 aoa'
don their nosjtion in the nciglburlood OF Ernan Inc
Carsts before taking fight, had treated the Imiaost
ants with the most revolving cruc j. ana many Oh 'hen
had been obliged seek refuge Oh board te french CUT
by our own correspondent at Bayonne'
PARIS Sept 5-The following Is the postscript Of OUT
Paris Latter dated Boursc: quarter to Tour, sept"
"a letter from Barcelona Of the 2eth, states lat lha
ton remains TRANQUIL and that the array and training
of the militia and Of the Mqurrts in particular, was
proceeding with activity. The Captain General Lad a.
ready zone out against tic Casts with battalion OIL
militia and some troops Of the line. Tic writer inrthel
states that three united Provinces Aragnn: Valencia and
Catalonia were determined TO stand by each ot!'er 10 Tie
last They do require the Constitution OF lol2 as
has been said but they do insist on having charter c
that of France Bel 1ium and on that conduon thry
will uphold the rights Of Isabella. As proof OF ther
determination, they resolvcdnnt to trward shilling
10 Aadrid until plcdge is given that constitutional IN,
stulons will be granted, and that the public money s"
he apprd to its legitimate obcctshe hrst being u
crush the Carlist iusurrccton and not TO courtIcrs
From the Courier Francai4, Sept B.
Don Carlos aud his army preserve up To Tins moment
the advantage which the power TO act oil the offensive
conlcrs OIL the bciligcrrn General Cordova reduced to
inaclion similar that Of Valdez, remains ntrenched
within his position and darcs not risk engagement
On hc other hand the revolution is spreading and as
Stunning regular form, extending from CATALONIA 10
Anlansl. Cadz and Carthagenl have piade move
rncnts against the monks, similar TO those o harccio-
na Sarauossa, hlurcia, and Valencia. The people "i
Granada have driven the garrison out oi Tie city
EslrarnaCura has likewise RISEN movement has even
been effected in C"runna few districts OF the pre-"
vinc.s of La Alancha and CASTLE alone acknowledge
the authority Of tlc QurcM. Can she procure from
them res lurcrs to pay her army: The last accounts
from Madrid annnuncr that the Government funds ale
totally exhausted Valencia has set fatal example
which will have mltatnrs. Instead ot paying HE lreaS"-
ry the lnlrndant Of the province has placed the money
he had received at the disposal of the lnSurrrconary
Junn. Deputies Of the Cnrrs are every where at the
head Of the movement. CaIallcro, Las Navas, Roman
Snpruni and Palaux. have arrived III SaragossI, from
whence they intend proceeding in different directions
Count Aluodovar the President Of the Chamber oil io'
curadocs. directs The operations OF the insurgents OF va
lcncia All the news aud Proclomnons that reaGh us
from Spain confirm Us IN the OPINION that Grand con-
fcdcracy is in progress of organzaon All The pro-
yinces acting with an tnscmbte winch must
shortly bring about the triumph of tho revolution.
SPAIN.
By the ship Empress, Capt. llaSI0rn, which sailed
from Malaga the 9Th utno, we have received inellI-
gence from that city to the It'll
The revolutionary spirit which caused the movements
at Snrasnssa and barcelona, in the latter end OF the
month Of july had spread with great raPidy to all the
provinces situated the Mrderranran--t" Valencia,
hlicant Murca: Carthagcna. Grenada, Malaga, Cor
dova Seville and Jacn, and there seems every ProDa-
billy that this, it has reached the Internal provinces
Of La Nancha, EStrcnadura: and the two CaSlles not
excluding Madrid The National Guard appears to have
taken prominent part in putting down the iH "larF II"
things and pTocIanrn in ITS stead ;r M 'o
placed himself the head OF the movement, and. sup
ported by all the National Guard, and even BY many
regular troops of the garrison met with little or no Sc
riUus opposition. At the Conrcnt OF San Francisco
where guard of soldiers placed for lis protcctnn
few citizens killed by the troops, who, however
were soon overpo"crcd.
The people generally we're highly excited Rihands
bearing the inscription Consd"c'0" anrr', were ""rn
OIL their hats: their CRY was, the COnStituii"n The COn
siiulionni isnhciia H. md Liberty Against the monks
and iIiars their rage TO have been particularly d.
rcctrd. In places they were killed. IN others drIv.
en- away The monastcrics have all been closed, and
some OF them CHE finest cdi6ccs in the Southern provn-
crs) reduced ashes. All the civil and military officers
appointed By the Qucen who refused to join the revou-
,ionary party deprived Of their stations, and these
filled with Ultra Liberals Some private letters say mat
the re voluon was brought about by the Constltuona-
lists with the view IF preventing the accomplishment OF
plan Of Louis Philippe which was I" alliance ,he FL
dpsl of Don Carlos to the young Queen ana place
him on the throne, and thereby check tho further pro-
gross of liberal opinions we'll put end to the war
in the Basque provinces.
is all very we'll to cry Isabella the Second but under
the Constitution of ISl2 there very little power indeed
left to the sovereign and how she any other sovereign
can govern country divided as Spain into two parties,
protesting and acting upon principles dramatically "ppo-
site We cannot concrivr.-.E Y. Courier !. Enquirer
FROM L;sguy.-A letter BY tho brig Old Colony, from
Lisbon dated August 9th says, 'our Charge has pre-
scented his credentials. | am in hopes he has full IN
structnns for Il commercial treaty, as am informed by
friend who has access to know that the young queen
is DESTROYS to establish commrrcia treaty with the
United States She signed articles Of marriage last Sd
,urday to the brother Of Lcopold"-.N Y. Er. Post
EIGHT DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
New YORK. Oct 1G-By the packet ship OrPl!cus,
Cant Burscy from Liverpool we have later advcrs and
papers up to Sept 10Th, inclusive. We have time to
give but few items:
The Municipal Corporation Bill has passed the Com.
mons in its muatcd state from the Lords and received
the concurrence of the Lords and royal signature
Lord John Russell, at meeting of the retnrIners OF
parliament discussed the amendments of the LORDS
the most objectionable of which the cutting up of
the small borourls into wards, aud taking from the