The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-11-11

graced the former civil war in Spain would seem to
have recommended. Zurbano had taken and shot
seven Of the insurgents and the authorities Of Vito
ria have consequently set price upon his bead
Among those who have been taken and shot is Mu.
nagorr who was formerly Carlst Chef, but desest-
ed TO the side Of Queen Christina. Il would appear
by the renforcemens sent from viiiona TO the aid Of
O'Donne that the strength Of the insurgents in that
city must be greater than was calculated General
Aicala is represented to be in critical position and
though he has not yet retreaied to 81 Sebastian such
movement is said to be shortly expected. II seems
strange that Espartero should have allowed the nsur
reciion TO continue without adopting some vigorous
measures 10 suppress il. No accounts OF his move
ments is given in the dispatches
In the Moniteur Of Wednesday, we fnd the fol-
lowing telegraphic dispatches from the Spanish on-
BAyossE, Oct. 10.
The Chief Qfthe Maritime Serrice 10 The Minister Of
Marine
General O'Donnell is moving towards the Ames.
coas raising recruits Vora is furnished with artil-
ery; Urbistondo is at Bergara with J. 200 soldiers,
and as many partizans, all armed General AreLon &C.
cup,es Misanda."
The Sub Prsfeel 10 the Minister efhe Interior.
Madrid quic, the 18TH Diego Leon was
shot on that day; Rodi and Lorenzo were on the
10th at Armada with from 900 TO 1000 men, march
ing upon Voia; Gen. Alcala was, on the eve OF the
l7,h, at Andoain, retiring before Urbisondo who
was at Villa Fianca"
From every part of Spain the accounts respecting
the insurgents unfavorable; General O'Donnelfs
return TO the fortress Of Pampe is off and
force was approaching vi,tora more than adequate
to restore the authority Of Espartero.
The prospect Of another large demand for corn for
the English market has caused considerable rise IN
the prices the principal corn markets In the north oil
Germany; there has been rise in the price OF bread
in Paris.
"BAYoNNE, Oct. 49,
"The Sub Prefect to the Minister ofthe Interior.
"On the 10th, O'Donnel gained possession of Estel-
la. Urbistondo was in the morning of the 18th al
| Toosa, and Alcala at Andoain. The CaIlist Col
LAM is securing the frontier at Navarro, at the head
of old officers and soldiers of his party, second
| ing O'Donne Affairs were in the same state al
Pampeluna in the evening Of the nth. Ayerbe has
entered the town, and did not march with the two
| baitaions sent against ODonnell."
"BAyoNNE, Oct. 10.
! :" 1t is affirmed that O'Donne has effected his
\ junction with Urbistondo at Toosa. lturbe has
Joined Alcala at Hermann. Their advanced guard
was ut Andoain. According to the ministerial jour
nal the Espectador Of the l2h the Regent has sent
orders to Don Francisco suspend his entrance in
| to Spain"
"BAYosNE, Oct. 20.
/ Yesterday, at ~ O'clock Alcala to march
/ 10 Hermann II appears certain that fifteen hundred
yolnnleess from Navarro have taken part with O'Don
nell"
WEST INDIA Mail STEAMERs.-The line of Roya
| West India Mail Steamers will commence running
on the 18th of November ensuing. The Clyde, Lieut.
| Woodruff commanding, now in Southampton wafer
will be the first to start. She will call at Falmout,
for the mails. The first point of arrival will be Bar
BADGES, whence the branch steamers will convey III,
Jamaica and the usual inland mails as heretofore. TIL,
steamer, in the time, will call at Turks Island
and be making her way TO Balize Vera Cruz, ant
| Tamplco, back again to Vera Cruz, thence to Mo
bile and back TO Havana, touching at Nassau 70
the mails of the branch steamers where also she will
take in Goals and make it her starting point for Eng
land.-Hampshire Advertiser.
The MINIsTRY-Lord Stanley is not yet sufficient
y recovered to attend his official duties at the Colo
NAL Office, but the noble lord is very much engages
during the day in transacting public business at hi
residence, in st. James's Square.
FRANcE.-k appears that an extensive conspirac,
exists in France carried by secret societies, undo
different titles, and in respects with dieren
views, but all with end-he overthrow Of the ex
r listing Government mass of documentary and 9th
evidence of this fact has fallen into the hapds Of th
police in various places but particularly in the ppor
tant towns and cities Of Toulouse, ST. Etenne, an
Lyons.
Mr.. T. Hood has succeeded Mr.. T. Hook as ed
tor of the New Monthly Magazine.
The British Embassies.--The Queen has beef
graciously pleased to appoint the Right Hon. Henri
Lord Cowley, u " d, TO be ner Majesty AmDas
sador Extraordinary and Plenpotentiary TO the KIM
ofthc French; the RI. Hon. Charles Lord Stewar
de Rothesay, G. G. b. to be her Majesty's Ambas
sador Extraordinary and PenipotentIary to the EN-
peror of all the Russias the Ri. Hon. Sir Stratfort
Canning, G. c. B., to be her Majesty's Ambassado
Extraordinary and Plenipotenliary to the Sublime
Ottoman Porte the Ri. Hon. Sir Robert Gordon, G
c. B., to be her Majes,y's Ambassador Extraordinar,
and Plenipoentiary to the Emperor of Austria; ant
to appoint the Ri. Hon Lord Burghersh, X. G. B.
TO be her Majestys Envoy Extraordinary and Ministe
Plenipoten,iary TO the King Of Prussia.