Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1836-09-28

has so violently manifested itself there, and
which seems likely to spread much farther
London Times, Aug. IL.
Extract of letter from Valencia, dated
July 81" The state af this province is
more deplorable than ever. The rebels are
triumphant at almost every point, and if the
Queens troops sometimes put them to flight,
it Is disastrous 10 the places to which they
are driven. The rapidity of their move-
ments is most astonishing, and their num-
bers, instead of diminishing, appear to in.
crease daily. Quilcz has invaded the rich
country called the Ribera, in the valley of
Jucar, which hitherto has escaped from
plumber; and he has Just entered st. Philip
de Xativa, the second town of the kingdom
of Valencia. Fragile Esperanza is devas-
iating the country between Valencia and
Jucar, while FL Serrador threatens the nor
thern towns. Nevertheless, it is asserted
that Quilez's division is surrounded on three
sides, between San Felipe and Alcoy, by as
many corps of the Queens army. We
have need of some success to revive our
courage and discomfort our audacious ene-
my. Only last night he carried off 25
horses from within half a league Of Valen-
cia. We are constantly kept on the alert,
from our internal and external DANGER
The populace is in state of great fermen-
tation, and daily form themselves into as
semblages. which threaten the public tran.
quillity, and generally end in the murder of
some suspected person or known Carlist.
Proclamations are successfully issued, but
all in vain, for the people tear them down
without reading them. They are dissatis-
fled because Don Juan Palarea, Captain
General Of the Province, has not received
the chief command of the army of the Gen.
ire. Palarea himself cannot conceal his
vexation. The deputies of the Province
and municipality of Valencia yesterday
signed fresh representations to the Queen,
as TO the state of the province, and the ne
cessity of sending an imposing force. The
headquarters of the army of the centre are
at Teruel. Breton's division was on the
25th at Vinarez."
at is believed" says the Memorial of
Pau, "that certain Carlists of note will short
y make an attempt to enter Spain. The
eldest son of Don Carlos is named among
the rest. Gen. Mrntes is gone into Italy to
bring him, although on his late passage
through France the General declared that
he had abandoned the cause of Don Carlos.
The young Prince, it is said, will have the
command Of the bands in Arragon."
Observation-Disclosures have been received
from the Havana, which say that in conse-
quence of the late commotions in Spain,
which resulted in the proclaiming of the
constitution Of 1912, great sensation had
been felt among all classes of people. The
majority of the inhabitants, it is well known,
entertain ultra liberal opinions, and some
change, it is apprehended, will ensue in the
political organization of the government of
the island. 1t will at any rate require the
energy of Governor Tacon to preserve the
present order of things particularly as much
dissatisfaction exists among the troops on
account of not having been allowed TO re-
turn home, when the term of service for
which they had enlisted had expired. The
brother of Governor Tacon was in com.
mand at Cadiz when the late revolution
took place, and was compelled to obey the
will of the people.-N. Y. Cour. q. Eng.