Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-20

SdptdHlN, -
Total, S2l Killed and wounded
Regiment OF Chapelgorics attached to the Le-
eion.-kllcd, | Sergeant, / 5 Rank and Eilc-ro-
tall 10 wounded, / Lieutenant Colonel, Cap
tain, s Lcu,cnanl>, ScrgcantS ~ Rank and
Fi.e-Total, 10. Total killed and wounded
l26.
About 2OoO of the CarliSts were killed, and as
MANY taken prisoners.
he intelligence brought To ENGLAND bv Lord
john Hay, (in the Salamandcr steam ship ofwarA
has caused general satitacon. There is now no
doubt that England, having broken the ice, Will
JOIN heart and hand in the war
The gallant conduct of Gen. Evans is the oc-
neral theme ct praise he was every where during
The severe contest, and when the men were ,cpul-
sed led them TO the attack. The Legion took ,
pieces oiarIllIcry from the Carsts The Funds
have advanced in consequence of tins intolIiecnce
You must understand that the British marines
(kinc's troops tonk no part in the contest; bur
the vertical firing of shell, from the British >tco
ship PbTnix, opened the breach in the CmliSts
lines, through which the entry was finally and
tfumphany made. Its curious that SO many
officers should be put hors dc combaf-tle propoi-
ton TO the mon being about oHc 10 every IRE A.
bout 1000 volunteers have this weel. sailed for
Spain"
The news of the victory obtained by General
The journals dwell upon the Importance of the
occupation of Ernan and great part Of the road
from Bayonnc To Madrid by the Queens troous.
MeloSa may next be occupied by the Queens for
ces and from that town General Evans may form
communication with Gen. Bcnelle who is al
PamPefno, aud the communications OF the Carli>ts
with the frontiers of France would then be Gu, of
There is, however, some doubt expressed as to
whether Evans will long be able to hold Ernani a.
gainst The CdrIlSt troops, unless he receives assi,-
tance The British and FOREIGN Bible Soc,tv
have established depot of spanish Tes,amcn,s a,
Perpignan, 10 be distributed through the rcgion
which is the seat OF war
Baron RothschiId is now at Cassel /, is said
that his presence is connected with nlap for cs
tabllsllng railways from that place COMMUNICATING
with Magdcbourg on the one side and Coloop, on
the other. Prussia is about To establish a lone limo
oil railways from konigsbefg to the Austrian from
tier. NJ GcrSner, who has twice visited ENGLAND
mas presented to the Russian government plan for
two great railroads, one leading from St petersburo
TO LarskoJe. Seo and Powlowsk and the other from
ST. Petersburg to Peterhotl and Oranebaum ill.,
has bccn authorised 10 form IA comnanv far d.
first of these projects " WV
'he PRISONERS at Ham are seriously ILL., On tLo
9Th of May NJ. dc Peyronnc, was tbo,.I, ; n'o
dangerous state. NJ. dc Chanclause is in :, s,a,a
OF mental and bodily apathy and exhaustion Al
oe oignac has the govt IN both legs rheuma
tlsm in the arm, which sometimes preven,s IT,
rom writing, and chronick maladv which will
render surgical operation necessary Nj. dc Cnn
mon dc Kenvlle, Youngest of all, supports his can
tivIty better than the rest but is in bad health
:. The British Ambassador at Vienna on the 4,h
May received dispatches from Vienna which wero
communicated 10 the government of Saxony and
"Iheh were sad TO relate to the Immediate ad
Jnstment ofthe farrel between Holsnd and Raj
GUM. anu "e'-
hlng ou' Of Greece, expected a, Munich