Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-09-20
FOREIGN.
LATER FROM SPAIN.

The internal condition OF the kingdomis rep
resented TO be vcrE unsettled and even alarm
inc. The populacc in Madrid and the other
principal cities are diScontented and weary of
the protracted war. In the suburbs of the
capital their discomfort had occasloned riots
and bloodshed. In Segovia it had been ne
cessary to adopt strong measure to secure the
CITY againt coup de main.
The Carlist expeditions had been despatch
ed Oh Aragon and Castile-and 1t was appre-
hcnded that one object OF these movements
was to make an attack on Valladolid. Subse-
ouent accounts, however, stated that the troops
had been met and dispersed among the noun
tains.
Nina has issued a proclamation, threatening
severe punishment to the inhabitants of the
towns and villages which may in future assist
the enemy, or comply with any of their reqni.
sitions for supplies, unless they can prove that
the enemy's superior numbers left them no
chance of successful opposition or resistance.
1NsrRREcTIoN AT MALAGA.
An insurrecton took place at Malaga on the
night of the 25th of July, which resulted IN the
massacre of the civil and military governors of
that city, and the complete triumph ofthe par
tisans Of NJ. Mendizabal.
LATEST FROM SMYRNA.
.NeU York, Sept. D..
We have received Smyrna papers to the 25th
ofJune. We are sorry to say that the plague
had made its appearance there. The Smyrna
Journal, under date O. the 24th says: "The
cases ofplague have been more numerous the
past week. The principal focus of the conta-
rion was in a kind of khan situated near the
Frank quarter, where about dozen poor fam
lilies were clustered together
The plague continues to make fearful rava-
ces in Magncsia. The number of victims is
stated at more than $4,000, of whom ll,OOO
were Turks. CONSERVATION rcigns in that
CITY there is not house, nor family, but has
to dcplore the loss ofsome of its members. On
the contrary, we learn that the plague has
ceaseda at Metelin.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
/ .N'ew York, Sept. 9.
Aletter from Bayone, dated July %, states
that all the public officers, &c. had been reno
we'd from Vittoria TO Miranda, on the Ebro,
doubtless under the apprehension that the city
mirht fallrnto the hands OF the Carlists, General
Cordova having withdrawn from Vittoria with
his forces.
A letter from Frankfort, dated July -, says
that the English physician summoned to attend
Mr.. Nathan Rcthschild had expressed very
great regret that he was not earlier sent for
andthls was naturally considered equivalenttc to
declaration ofvery great danger. The Havre
paper ofthe Sd of August announces Mr.. Roths'
chi!d's death, but this was probably only anoth'
er appearance OF the same false report that
showed itselfin the London morning papers o
the lst.
The Paris Journal La Pair, of July 80, say:
that about ten days previous to the police hat
information that a certain man was taking
measures to assassinate the King that he wa'
arrested, avowed his intention, and readily
named an accomplice, who, he said, would re
i,i,e to die in such cause. The accomphct
was also arrested.
The Journal du Commcree says that M
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