South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-09-17

paper, says: at is not TO be disguised,
the veteran Hero Of Tippecanos's pop .
ularity is spreading like wildfire over
tbs North and West. II has. never
been equsied except by the Hero OF
! New Orleans.
| From RIO dc Janeir0. The Falcon,
lately arrived at Baltimore, from Rio,
brings accounts that the Treasury at
| Rio hsG been robbed, between the
lwen,y-lhird and twenty fifth Of July,
of about 100000 dollars. Several
arrests had taken place on suspicion
| Of agency 10 this robbery, and some
portion ofthe money stolen is said to
have been recovered. A report had
| reached that place, from Rio Grande,
! that the American Consul was in pris-
| on at Port Allegro, on suspicion of be
ing 10 favor ofthe country troops.
Henry NJ. !Morft, Of Washington
ci,y,is the commissioners, appointed by
the President, to gather information
respecting the present state and pros
poets OF Texas. He was, by the last
sdvices, al Brazora. We have never
seen bis appointment announced in a
ny Of the Washington papers.
| Political Arena.
Though not announced in the pa
pers, aud intended probably to be Sc.
cre,, we have no doubt, from uncon-
radicted rumor, that Mr.. Morft, who
has been for some weeks absent from
the city, has gone into Texas, under
authority from the Executive Of the U.
States, to examine and report, &c.
Nat. Intel.
EARLY FaosT.-The Boston Daily
Advertiser of Saturday last says:-i
"The severe frost of Tuesday night
appears TO have put an entire stop to
the vegetation Of many plants which
! usually continue TO grow two months
later. Indian corn is killed; very
little, if any, in this vicinity, having
been ripened the present season. Mel
| ons, squashes, eucamoees, beans, and
other garden vegetables, are killed.
This will occasion serious loss
throughout New England, and cause
a severe deprivation to very many
persons.
xmrx1oIa1SI RON SPAIN.
The brig Montevideo, Captain Far
ran arrived at New York on Saturday,
ia a short passage from Cadiz, having
sailed on the 9th uI,. We !easa from
Capt. Farran, that on or about the
2Slh OF July, rising Of the whole
population of Cadiz took place, who
loudly demanded the proclamation of
the Constitution of 1912, and, being
joined by newly raised regiment of
1900 men strong, they went in search
Of the Colonel in comm and Of it, who /
had secreted himself bu! being dis.
covered, and seeing the military had
made common cause with the popu-
lace, he consented to comply with their !
demands, and with all the public func-
tionaries took the oa,hs required Of
them. The population Of PORT 81. Ma
ry's & Aerres were preparing to fols
low the example Of that of Caoiz.
The Queens government, we are
told, has become extremely unpopular,
and to such height has the dissasis-
faction at her course of policy arisen,
that no concession she can nov make |
will restore her to public conf dence. |
Is,nriiz, the new prime minister, is |
loudly denounced by the public voice. !
General Cotdova is styled a traitor
and it is said his object is to deliver
! the English auxlliaries, uoder General
Evans, into the hands OF Don Carlos.
The movement above mentioned took
place under cries of "Death to the
Ministers" and "Death to Cordova."
In connecting the name of Don
Carlos with the Constitution of 1872,
the People by no means act from at
tachment to him, but say they have
no alternative. Indeed we cannot per-
ceive how those OF Cadiz, and Malaga,
and Saragossa (at which latter places,
We learned by the last accounts from
England, the Constitution OF 1912
had also been proelaimed,) can hope
to carry out the PRINCIPLES of that
Constitution, uader chief who, like
Don Carlos, has always protested
principles dramatically opposite to it.
This Constitution, il will be recolIect-
ed, was considered by the other Gov
ernments Of Europe SO revolutionary
in its character,as 10 produce not only