Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-02
NINE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

Ni\l- DAo - IA ! FIX from EUROPE.
By the packet ship INprrrSprscr, Capt. N,r,
W" have received London and Liverpool papers
both to September Goth, inclusive.
The engagement a, Bilboa ON tho l,h was much
less disastrous 10 the Queens troops than at first
reported.
\ new Ministry has been formed in Spain, will,
NJ. Mendzaha at its head, which promises to ST.
cure the appreciation of many of the Liberals
The Cholera in Italy appears To bo sub>idinc.
The aggregate number of deaths al Genoa is stat
ed ut between 5000 and 1000 of which 1000 oc-
cured IN a sinele week.
Dr. Riley, physician Of Buffalo, \. v, was
severely hurt in London the 23rd, by heavy
box falling upon him from waron. Two of his
ribs were broken, and he taken to the ilospi-
tal in very precariouS state.
LoNpoS, Sept. 25.--Thc German papers in
form us that the camp NJ kalisch is about to be
raised, and the 3 Sovcrcigns arc by this time on
their way 10 Toplitz, where they intend 10 hold n
few consultations the present state OF politics
in the West of Europe. The Frankfort organ ol
the Holy Alliance has alro adv, rs our readers arc
aware, been instructed to cneltcn the civilized
communities OF Europe on some of the oxocllent
things thai the said Holy Ali nee has still IN store
Tor their welfare and happiness. BY an article
which appears in the JoHrndi ne Frank fort of the
l7h, some pains arc taken 10 make us believe
that no war is intended by the members of the APP
preaching Congress AZ Toplnz. But we are told,
IN the sumo breath, that il would have all APP
pcaranc Of war cease in the East, we should lot
all appearance of revolution cease in thr " West"
This warming is probably addressed to Spain
for in no other part Of the West" do we find any
indications Of what The official pronptcrs of the
Frankfort writer call rcvouion.'
SPAIN
A b,, r.
which NJ Mendzabal is the head Gen. Alava,
Minister of For ign Affairs, and Prcsidcn, of the
Council; NJ. Mariana Qucro, Minister of War dd
interim J, \. Mrndzabal Minister of Marine,
ad interim Ramon de la Caudra Minister of the
Interior.
M>pRip Sept l7-Tbc enclosed GnatHe,
published late last night, contains letter address
srd by NJ. Mcndzabal to the Queen Regent, on
he occasion OF his being commissioned to form n
new Administration, an article in rciu,ation Of
certain absurd reports of u want of good under
standing between the General Alava and the ~
boyc gentleman, and some obscrvatioas on the
suppression of the monastic communities. The
suppression Of the monks viii eventually place
very large sum at the disposal OF the Government,
probably S,ooq.O0OL. or 1000 OOOL sterling, after
making the provision for them mentioned in the AZ.
iicle and you will observe that the plan proposed
TO be adopted ensures the good will ol largo class
OF persons connected with ihesn individuals.
Until the arrival of General Alava, who, by NJ
Nendizabal's desire, is nominated IN the Prcslden-
cv of the Council and Department Of Foreign AZ
fairs, the later gentleman will undertake the du
ties Of this office in addition 10 those he already
holds, and his nomination To this effect viii no
doubt appear in the next GozfHe.
Iondon, sept. % We have lnsi received Mad
rid papers To the 18th, together with letter of the
same date. II states that NJ. Mendzabal had al
ready found mysterious obstacle, removed, and
that confidence IN his Govcrnmcnt-is greater than
he could have expected. Cadiz, il was positively
asserted, bad already sent in lis adhesion to any
Governments Of which NJ. Mcndizabnl represented
the spirit. AndaluSia, it said, would make
even less extraordinary demands than Catalonia
\ decree has bern issued declaring Madrid no
LONGER in n state Of scgc.
Paris, SEPT 2t.-AtIhc Hotel oflhc Minister
for Foreign Altairs a courier has arrived tins
morning, the bearer Of dispatches, dated the 18th
inst from the French Ambassador in Madrid
The new Ministry was still incomplete, but in tho
absence Of General Aava, NJ Mendizabai had
been appointed, od interim, 10 the Presidency Of
the Council.
PARTICULARS OF THE ENGAGEMENT
OF SEPT. lllh, NEAR BILBOA.
BiUoa, Sept. II, Eriday Nght.-Ths has
been an interesting day, in consequence Ola Skin
mish or, to use the language OF The country, bat
tie having taken place between portion Of the
roop. of the Queen, who lately arrived in this CT
ty. under the command of Generals Espoleta and
Esparicro and the whole of the tactous, com
mandcd bv Moreno and Castor, who had formed a
junction orihc purpose. tappcars that liberation
of Bilbol from their blockade, and the entrance
into i, OF the army of the reserve OF CASTLE, as well
as of the British auxarcs, thereby destroying
their chance oi pundcrnp the wealthy inhabitants,
the Carli,t forces, who had made a movement
from the neighborhood of Los Areas, when
they were routed the Sd INST, having reach
ed Durango too late TO make any opposition to the
advance of the troops into this cisy, determined to
ubslrnct the return into CASTLE OF their reserve
corps under Espelcta, well as of the British
troops in that direction. They therefore, having
learned their spies, of which the country pco-
pie form the chief that the corps under Espele<a
and Espar,ero was to proceed this morning in the
direction of Mraveles and Orduna, set out las
night at nehiiall, and arrived early in the village
of Arreorriaca, two leagues distant, where they
cut the road and fortified themselves in the houses
and also stationed parties in the woods and ravines
as well as the sides of the bills and mountains, lead
ing towards this town.
At o'clock GoncralS Tspclc,a and Espar.er