Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-15
LATER FROM SPAIN.

LATER FROM SPAIN.
We are ind"ptcd TO the Mcssrs. Joplin, of tn,
Boston News Room, for slip containing late ant
interesting intelligence from Spain, received n
Boston hy the slip Emperor, from Trieste via
Gibraltar.
The internal condition of the Kingdom is rep.
resented 10 he very unsettled and even alarming
The populace in Madrid aud the other principal
cite. are discontinued and weary of the protract-
I'd war. In the suburbs Of the capital their dis
content had ooeasioncd riots and bIoodshcd. In
. Segovia it had been necessary to adopt strong
| measures 10 secure tho city against n coup dr.
| man.
Two Carli,t expeditions had been despatched
on Arragon and CASTLE and it was apprcIendcd
that one subject Of these movements was to make
an attack on Naadolid, Subsequent accounts,
however, stated that tho troops had been met and
Dispersed among the mountains.
Nina has issued proclamation, threatening
severe punishment to the inhabitants Of the towns
and villages which may IN future assist the enemy,
OF comply with any of their acquisitions for sup
plies, unless they can prove that the encmy's s,,-
perlor numbers left them no chance Of successful
opposition or resistance.
RESURRECTION At MALAGA.
An instruction took place at Malaga on the
night of the 25th of July, which resulted in the
N of the civil and military governors OF
that city, and the complete triumph of the partl-
zans OF NJ. Mcndizabal.
1t seems that the pariisans of the roval statute
and OF the former prime minister, NJ. Mendiza-
bal, had respectively made out lists of candidates
ri representatives TO the Corlcs, winch was
Ncne III August. Although defeated in the capital
the former were successful in other towns in the
electoral district. On this news reaching Mala-
pa, the adhercn's of Mendzabal made prcpar,-
ions for revolutionary movement. The, sue
ceeded IN corrupting the military, eight hundred
men, recently brought to Malaga to cause the au-
thorltv OF the governors to be respected who were
both known 10 be firm supporters OF the royal sta
tntc, aud IN consequence had been repeatedly IN
suited by the populace. On the evening of the
25th, the National Guard. took umbrapc at some
change, Which IT was reported Tia" military COVER
nor intended to introduce reinforced the dc,ach
ment ON duty at the main guard, and as the
crowds began to collect IN the Streets ordered the
generate To be beat.
HE military governor, II veteran covered with
sears, whose valor had been often tested in the
! field, Immediately proceeded to tho main guard,
accompanied only by an aid-de-camp, and ex-
| claimed" Gentlemen, what is tins What is the
meaning of such strange proceedings :" Upon
wlnc' one OF the National Guard who stood near
Inn presented pistol, which, however, flashed
III me pam 'iStolN 40 not lrlghtcn me-, cy-
claimed the veteran; and catering the guard room,
he called loudly for assistance. Some of the
guards Immediately lcvcllrd their mu>kets, at him.
National Guards, cried the Governor " is
tins the way YOU reward the victory obtained
| At Puenie de Ia Rcynar :" lie was answered by a
discharge OF musketS, and his body was afterwards
run through IN twenty places by the bayoncts OF
J the National Guard
In the mean time, the c,il governor tho dis
I'm pushed Count Donadio, hearing the generate
| beat, repaired to the convent where the troops
were quariercd and put himself at their head hut
he soon found that they were not to be depended
upon IN IA contest with the National Guard.
And upon the approach Ola large body of Ma
t'onal Lanccrs, shouting loudly - The Constitu-
ton forever -" Death to iyrantS ~" Dcail,
TO the P"sfefcros RI seeming friends, but real
Toes 10 libcrt, y" Down with the royal statute ~
Nc. he retired within the walls of the convent
aud ordered the gates to be closed. \ large boz
dy OF the insurgents collected, beating drums,
hflng mnskcs, and u,tcring obsircpcrous cries OF
Down with the Republic !" &c. A short parcv
beng held between the regular troops and the
| National Guard, the former left the convent and
joined the insurgents, shouting" Union forever ~
-and on pointing out to the guards the governor
who was attempting to make his escape disguised
! IN the dress OF common soldier he was instant
y shot dead, and his body dragged into the public
square, where II was exposed until next morninc
TN the 2bth instant, the Constitution of 1912
! "assolenniy proclamedN sworn to, & new inn
I'd Oh BOARD oi government established, the Prcsi-
| dent OF Which the same commandsnt of ca
rao'nrcrs who presided over the provisional one
he new governor had iorcibly recommended the
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