The Arkansas advocate., 1836-12-09

liberal movement in Spain,--that is loudly condenn ed As reward for all these dirty deeds--tor naaa and contemptibe they are-the Ambassadors of A.. ha. Russia and Prussia, send official notes express;va of their appreciation of the recent chunge in and maa sufes of the French Cabinets. Nay, as a ,oarl ec speem favor Count D' Appony (the Austrian Anb.s s sador, through whose inrgues the upset of 1'bie,, Cabinet Is sad to have manly taken place, has beaa rewarded for GGt, by the insignia of the Order o Geden Fleece, at tic special instance of the Emneros of Russia.
 One thing is clear If France joins Austria & ro she must cease 10 have very intimate relations v;,b England. Light and darkness are not more co,tr. ry than the true interests of En land and the Norber Union Stand England firm, and the cause of lberta 1 in Europe, eG0not recede. As the sun parsues bs Igorlous career, thougha cloud may dim his brightness so must liberty succeed in Europe though darknas may awhile eclipse is papabe glory. It's career nav be invisible, but ifs progress certain. If France has indeed abandoned her alliance wi,b England, the sooner the deection be ayowed the bet ter. The policy Of Europe should be to maintain T friendship between France and England if it cannot be maintaned the peace of Europe can scarcely be malnained ehber. France knows this, and should not be surprised to hear another glorous three days
 -because the spirit of liberty IS abroad, and the Kne of the Barreades cannot prevent its spread through that nation whose King he became under the fraudu lent Pretenee of being partisan of freedom and which he governs like despot
 a. the 29ih September, General A.iy near ,la robledo, on the confines of New Castle, defeated the Carllst General Gomez, and took 1900 prisoners with some artillery, and the baggage and camp stores GeInez had previously joined his forces with those of Cabrera and two other Chiefs, so that the defeat is great card, f they know how to follow suit as we say at Whs for the eaaeens party. Spanish securities in the money market of London and Paris, have accord, ngiy advanced.
 The liberation of Poignae and other state prisoners at Ham was 10 have taken place, at the suggestion of the Thiers The Ministry, as yet, refuse to con- firm the tnercifu ordinance.
 It is said that the diplomatic Representatives of eve Y power except America, England and Portugal have demanded audiences of leaye-taking from the Queen of Spain.
 The confidence in Mendizabel remains unabated, and the army, under Rod, are about carrying the war into the enenly's line.
 EXPLOSION ExFRAoRD1NARY.-Ihe Liverpool AL bion of Sept 26th, contains the annexed account ofa stange incident which occurred n the Post Office of that city on the night of the 24tEi.-Ball Trans.
 0n Saturday night about o'clock, d circumstance occurred at Post Office which had nearly proved Iata 10 one individual, and might have been productive of severe injury to many, if the full intention of the con- rger of the wickedness had taken effect though who were thelntended victims i Is impossible to say Ne need not inform our commercial readers that letters
 
 be paid or they never forwarded but instead are sent to the Dead-eter-offce in London there to be stamped, opened and returned if practicable 10 the wr ters. On Saturday night, number of letters of this description, which had remained in our Post Office be- yond the regular period were handed over to man named Barnard, for the purpose of being stamped pre- vlously to being forwarded to London by the mail Amongst them bundle containing seven letters, all directed in the hand and in the Spanish lan- gaage, to official personages at Havana. The stamp IS heavy steel implement, with which the leteris struck with some violence He had got through all the letters but this particular bundle and they had been removed as he operated them. He also got safely through the first four of hese but in striking the fifth, the percussion produced explosion which shock the whole building Every clerk in the office, even those at the greatest distance, was stunned, and one who stood within few yards of the spot was thrown vo- ently 10 the ground
 When they recovered, in some measure, from the shock, they looked round for the poor man Barnard. The floor around him completely covered with the tateIed fragments of the letters, for all the malnng three had exploded, and he laid upon the floor bleeding and insensble. He was found to be shock ngIy inured his hands being torn almost asunder, the portions of the flesh and skin peeled from them His face was completely denuded of the skin, and one of his eyes was forced backwards with such vlo ence that its organ of vision IS lost irrecoyera ply. The thuinb-nail of the left hand was torn off and, what Is more extraordinary was shot through inc left cheek The poor man is in very dangerous sa;e' though hopes are entertained of his recovery The bag which contained the ohe four leters having al- ready been made up, 1t was despatched by the mal during the consternation incident to the disaster. MT Banning instantly forwarded express to the General Post office, informing the parties there of what had oc cured, and warning them be careful how they open ed these letters It IS to be hoped that they may pe found to contain clue which will lead to the .e as- covery of the conirver of scheme so dabocal. ne explosion was so violent that it put out all the hgn's and blew out five panes of glass.
 Four south counhymen lately appeared as witnesses