Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-09-23
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port she left on the lhh ult Ne y
lift have received Gle of the Is ;Esn
lish Journal, to the l3,h ultimo " "I9
tains important information ,els,; .uShe
affairs OF Spain. %
Disturbances still continuc in G..
il seems now highly probable ths spsa
Ting government will be oyer,b,o.us 9
constitution Of 1912 has been ,ol. ~u
claimed at Cadiz. Seville and p.S Saly
at Malaga. In Seville, on the ,s.s
despatch sent TO the authorities h. x
government Of Cadizs they CALEB W. w.
the superior officers of the Natiorssl 'I y
and made them acquainted with N.Y., Os
occurred at Cadiz, the proclama,;on4 a
constitution Of 1872 1t was then :.
that all the corps IN Seville should /, II
up, in order 10 ascertain the spirit tS.s
animated With The result was y,
missioners were appointed BY them II.
pressed the Following wishes as S S
their constituents, viz: ~
ls,. THAT the ministers sboula !,
missed as well as Gen. Cordoya aDa.
manderin-chief appointed WORTHY H.
de1ce OF the nation.
n I'd. That a constituent Core, |.
kened, upon the principles laid down i
constitution Of 1912, and
4 3dly. That obedience no lOuOe,
, to the existing government
AS far as related to the two 6rs -.
the civil governor had given way Al
to the third. the open rupture with A.
isting government, il was still und,, !
siderafion.
, We gather from these papers S,v
, drid is in "a state of revolution. MI
vista, Lisbon paper of August Oh
intelligence had been received thai,
/ luton had tnken place which csu,1
siderable bloodshed, the result Of wb,s,
the dismissed OF Isturitz, and the auOoi,.
! of Mendizabal as prime minister; he'd
I promising to give to Spain a cont.
, with two chambers This, however
S nird by the Lisbon Journal Of The
1 which says. I'VE regret to find M
!. MendizabaI is not in Office. and on d,
trary that the present ministry are On,
ing their career Of mischief and ann
= and hare noac declared Madrid IN IL,
: siege." One cause Of the tumult in N;
+ is said to have been the posiponensu /.
s meeting of the Cories from The lIAs
J, 18th of August
q MADRID, Auts
!, We are assured that the French ,.j
9 sador at this court has declared, taf
e consequence Of the 9insurreciionsry ID
o ments which have aiready commences Y
S existing fundamental laws should hz
It planted by the constitution Of lSI2Li|
! plomntic relations ~iIl Immediately Va
/, ped with the government thus e.ibl
r aud passports demanded.
81 Isturitz. the president Of the Spanish i,
e istry. is confined ID his bed with an
> inflalratory fever.
ri Those papers contain intelligence 1
!; death Of Lieut. Gen. Evans, the cOnra
i Of tho English division in the Non |
IS Spain He died from a sickness d
which he had been long time liugulE
From the New Orleans True American, As!.
o TExAs.-We have been favored sii
S, perusal oftwo letters from a highly wd
6 able source, under date of ValescO Ass
e 18th and goth. They confirm the irEn
ftion received some DAYS since, Of The ~
e onment Of the blockade Of MalamOns-s
n the present al least
a The town Of Bosirap, on the CeS'l
n river. was burnt by The Indians, sn J
g. government troops had been desp,siAI
J. prevent further depreciation.
v The Agent sent BY ibe Presidents
d United States to inquire into the reanr1
n uaiion of Texas, previous TO the leEnI
d edgement Of her Independence, bad al|
/ in Texas. and had an Interview viii
$ President of that Republic, the raa
e which is mol known.
d Several persons had been arrested ~
/ picion of being engaged in pot y
e Liberation of Santa Anna, in conseqHa'|
e. which he had been put in irons the 90
u the schr. Passaic. F. C. Gray, lormeiyIH
a Usher OF The Texas Republican aA
y wife. and Frenchman by the "a
/ Barihallon, are among the number a'',
L they were to have been examined n y
S. Goth, the result of which will PTOS'l
& known by sbe next arrival.
is Infoymation from the htsrior-hGil
c. ter Suzeman, gentleman Of cOn''a.
S, intelligence. arrived here few caYssi
% direct from Matamoras, which place !"
s. on The 18th ult He says the MeIl''aI.
j. has. by deserlion, been reduced % |"
4 2200 men; that they are in mlseI'S'I
n Patton. Urea was still in commaOss
Ief drade had left for the South. MI
il he is confident no campaign viii u. w.
E. against Texas this year, and he a0u' n.
81 much whether the Mexican nation WIZ
n slider il polite ever TO make ano'n',
confirms lhe report OF a revolution y
broken oat in the interior, and say NY
e General Valencia had been procla'r~'