Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-22
roarYoM 70 = Tvs.
LATE FROM FRANCE.

The Chamber Of Deputies adjourned
,;ne die on the 29th Of August, having pas
sed all the new laws proposed 10 conse.
duepce Of the crime of Fieschi.
The iary bill was adopted in the Cham
Der Of Peers as passed By the Deputies
majority in favor Of The bill, 40. !.
There was a umo oil another internal
machine having been discovered at Yer
s%ailles, intended to be used at a grand 70.
view al which the King was to be present.
Great numbers of arrests are said to have
taken place in consequence. This infor-
nation is given on the authority Of a pri-
vate letter, and is very doubtful. The
following is from the Morning Herald, Of
the 7th :
The King was still at the Tuilleries,
contrary to his usual custom at this sea
son and we regret to find that circum.
stance attributed to continued and even
growing a~pprehensions of personal danger
One fact seems to excite attention and Gu
riosity. Nj. LATTE has been moro than
once to visit his majesty. OF Ficschi we
hear little or nothing, but the inquiries in
to the origin of the plot of which ne was
the agent, continued, and were supposed
TO have had some success. Pepin, the
grocer, is said TO have effected his escape
into Belgium, disguised as a Belgian Co
vernment courier.
SpAIs.-The civil wal in the Basque pro-
vinces is altogether surpassed in interest,
& thrown into the shade, by the rapid pro,
gress Of liberal opinions, or in other words
revolution. Juntas have been formed in
Arragon, Valencia, Catalonia. Anda!usia
and Grenada, by which the queens autho
rity 10 rejected. and tho constitution Of
1912 openly proclaimed. Cadiz and Oar.
thagena have made movements against
the monks, similar to those at Barcelona
Estremadura has likewise risen. The
funds of the Government are exhausted
and the insnrgent provinces withhold the
supplies. Deputies OF the Cortes are eve
nv where at the mead Of these movements
Don Carlos was at Aroniz on the 29th
of August ; general Cordova on the same
day at Lodosas. A letter states that q
skirmish had taken place near Hermann,
batwcon the Carlists under Gen. Gomez,
and the English auxillaries commanded BY
J~aureguy, Alava, Evans, and Chicester,
In which the latter had the worst Of II.
ne PROVINCES Oh vdiCnCi6s ousoiSutui
and Arragon, had entered into a species oil
alliance, and wsre determined 10 stand BY
each other to the last. They insist on ha.
wing q charter like that Of Belgium, and
on that condition only will uphold tht
rights Of queen Isabella.
The revolutionary spirit which caused
the movements at Saragossa and Barcelo'
ma in the latter end of the month Of July
has spread with great rapidity TO all The
provinces situated on tho Mediterranean
to Valencia. Alicant, Murcia, Carthagena
Grenada, Malaga, Cordova. Seville ant
Jean, and there Seems every probability
that ere this, il has reached the interna
provinces Of La Mancha, Estremadura
and the two CASTLES, not excluding Ma
drid. The national guard appears to have
taken . prominent part in putting down
the Iate order of things. and proclaiming
In ito stead. the Constitution OF 1919. At
Malaga. tho governor appointed BY the
queen placed himself at the head Of the
movement. and supported by oil the ma.
tional guard. and even BY many Of the re-
gular troops Of the garrison. met with lit
lie or no serious opposition. At the con
Of San Francisco, where a guard Of
was placed FORTS protection, a few
citizens were killed by the troops. who
however were soon overpowered.