The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-09-14

having done so conceived that he had secured their
fidelity, aud heedlessy embarked il political inlrigues
HIS enenies prohed By this mistake. quietly prepared
the way for resurrection, Which, a. our readers know
commenced on the ssh
LONDON. Aug. % Our sdsices ron Bayonne of
the i7sh instant state that the syocd baltaoos wore
still masters Of Vera. Urdsx, Zuaanimurdi, Msgi and
other imPortan. points along the frontier Don Carlos
proceeded from San Estevan. on the i4h. review
the Navarese baialiQns stationed In the Ulxams, and
10 endeavor ny his presence TO dIssusde them from
joining the insurgents. The six companies Of the lth
battalion, forming the garrison OF Esondo refused
make common cause with the latter and another com
psny OF the same corps sill held possession Of the fort
Of Urdsx.
LONDON. Aug Eve have received by express, the
MADRID journals. with letters from correspondent TO
| the 10Th lust inclusive.
The exact relurns OF the electoral operations in tho
provinces had not yet been received. Lu il known
that they had been generally favorable 10 the Exalta
DOS, The greatest order appears TO have prevailed
throughout the kingdom during the election, with tho
exception only Of Ames, where some scenes Of vio-
| lence occurred.
LONDON, Aug. % MADRID journals and letters ION
our correspondent Of the 18Th instant have come TO
hand
The Cabinet was 10 the greatest embarrassment
Schism had arisen among It's members. the majority be-
ing Of opinion that it not practicable with propeiy
10 meet the Cofes at present constituted General
Ajax aud M Arazols insisting on its breasting the
storm, without needing the menaces Of the Exaados
twas said. that depoa,ion Of persons Of that pty
had waited on NJ. Perez de Castro aud represented 10
him the danger for the Ministry Of remaining in Office
at critical period; that they would expose them
selves to be impeached for the arbitrary suspension
Of Ihe journal Ell Guirgnay; and that it would DO but
prudent, their part, 10 resign before the opening Of
The session.
The Intelligence Of fresh divisions having arisen in
the CsIis camp had produced considerable sensation
in Madrid II was believed that Generals Esperato and
Maro,o had concluded together arrangement Of the
following nature: l. Don Carlos 10 be banished
for from Spain. 2. The Cariss to preserve
all their ranks and titles; and g. The northern pro-
vinces were to continue in the enjoyment Of their
)ueros.
While the affairs Of Don Carlos were assuming this
gloomy prospect in the north. his lieutenant Cabrera,
was anianng his superiority in the eastern provinces
Of the kingdom, where he still master OF 10 strong
places. He held Eve in Arrsgon-namcly, Alaga,
Cantavieja, Cuevas dc Casteilotte, MaDzanera, aud
Segura; seven in Vslencia (AIpuen,e, U,iel Fabo
el ColIado Moutah, Morela, Tales, and Visfamsa y
and Canete, in the province of Cuenca.
The Madrid Gazette contains despatch from Gen.
Esparero. dated Vittoria the 9th inst in which he in
forms The Minister Of War that he had proceeded through
Marguis to that city, in the hope Of meeting the prond
and blood thirsty Maroto I" but that he had been de-
ceiyed 10 his expectation Only few bartalons had
appeared at great distance, and in tho skrmishes be-
tween the gusrlss and those Of the enemy, ony three
Of his mon had been wounded The Christoo General
had marched TO Vttoria with $1,000 infantry, 1000
cavalry, and 40 pieces Of artillery.
AFFAIRS OF THE EAST.
LONDON, Aug. 23.--Om Constantinople correspon-
dent writes under date the 3ls ut, that the departure
Of the Chooush Bashi for Alexandra with the reply Of
the Sultan to the letter Of Mehemct Ali deferred,
sa at the request Of the Of the
tknt, n 49,:
spectve Governments the subject might be previously
known. The Sultan--desrous, told, 10 come
10 an amicabe arrangement with Mehemet A-had
coded to him the hereditary possession Of Egypt, and
Syria TO his Ibrahim for life but declined com
plance with his request to dismiss the Grand Vizicr
Our correspondent TO doubt that Mehemct Ali
was serious in urging this latter concession, but does
not suggest the advantage he expected to draw from
the delay which demand SO unreasonable would ne
cessarIly occasion.
Il was reported in Constannope that Ha6z Pasha
with 1000 troops, had passed over to Ibrahm. mot
believed