The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-02
SPAIN,

Happears from the latest intelligence. that the
Spanish Ref rubcans begin to kick against the new
| order OF things inaugurated by Espartero. Tho
| junfas OF Malaga and Lenden have refused to ac.
knowledge the authority OF the Queen, and the Car
lists encouraged by this movement, will begin to
| show their heads In other quraters We fear (says
the New York Herald,) that Spain is entering upon
another long term of civil anarchy, and that Es
Partero and his colleagues will be unable to resist
the united influences that will be brought seaip,e
them by these. different factions Should the Queer.
Mother be impeached by the Cortes, the DAYS of
royalty are numbered. We annex the intelligence
| by the Europa
| A riot had occurred at Tertosa The rioters "A.
| sembled, with cries of "Viva Espartero." Viva
| the Constitution!" l" :" Viva Caqrera ~ and then
rushed to the City Hall to demand the abolition of
taxes Finding there only the secretary, they beat
him to death with sticks tore out his heart cut off
his head and flung his body into the river with ali
the public records. The Governor OF the city was
panic stricken, and did nothing, but Don Franauet.
the newly appointed Governor OF Valencia, armed
the citizens, and took number OF the rioters pri
/ soners.
The disturbances at Barcelona. on the 9Th, oriyi.
mated thus A battalion was on parade at Sarria.
near Barcelona. when the people called the band
| to perform "Riegas Hymn" A soldier In the
ranks called out in reply, "Viva Espartero |. on
| which the commandment drew his sword and ran
| him through the body. The soldiers immediately
turned upon the officers, and killed several Of them,
| including tho commandant. Other troops ioined
| 10 the excitement, aud disorder prevailed The
details are kept secret but there was considerable
fighting among the seldiery and between the troops
| and the people Quiet was restored by the efforts
| oi Gen. Concha. The battalion was threatened
| with defamation, but afterwards dsbanded.
| and two or three of the riugeaders shot
| Numerous reports are current respecting the in
teniions of France. tits stated that Napoleon will
1 nnfl N = aopfa nF l.s
objects equally to republic or Carlis dynasty la
/ Spain.
| The London Globe says the French Ambassadors
at Madrid are ordered to protest energeticsly
| against violence to any member OF the royal family
/ or any attack on the monarchical principle but
| otherwise not to Interfere.
DISASTROUS FiRE.-The following particulars Of
the fire at Georgetown, c. (before reported are
punished by a correspondent of the Charleston
| Courier. under date of August %
| We were visited with a most distressing and av.
| full calamity yesterday morning. We were aroused
| by the alarm of FIRE which originated in or about
the store occupied by Mrs. Al. Y. Howren, and
| burnt the entire row from Mr.. f. Waferman's Of
flee South East including the ice house and eli of
the buildings the opposite side OF the street. Tho
| wind at the time being W., and had 1t not Gained
down and changed 10 North or North West, the
greater part of our town would have been in ashes
this morning. Six stores, belonging to Mr. Water
| man. three OF which were vacant, the others occu
pied as follows Hager, (ree womaD) Mrs. NJ Y
Howren, Henry Davis-they were not able to save
anything; A. l.. Marianno's store, nothing saved
Charles, free man, occupied small shop, nothing
saved J. NJ Rebour, lost about $500; Mr. Penner,
saved every thing; the leo house belongs to N.
Emanuel, insured; Mrs. Walker house, insured
Mr. wiener, not insured; Durant Hotel under.
stand insured Johnson House and Il. Elliott not
insured b. Solomon's, no insurance A. L. Msri-
snno's house, probably insured II. M. HiddiesoD
house insured the house occupied by Mr.. Thomas
ID IL fx,f thar1
of any insurance.
"1he amount destroyed must be over s20,000-
Most of the families not able to their clo-
thing All of the 10 being occupied pre-
vious to the fire. leaving for those burnt out TO
shelter themselves under, necessarily csnses much
distress. A great many things saved from the
dre, and then stolen-it was the work Of some
ckheartcd Villain The town was set on FIRE in
three different places; the others were put opt
without any damage being done.
HEALTH OF CHAsLEsror.-From report in the
Charleston Courier, of Wednesday, II appears that
the deaths from yellow fever In that city have been
thus lar confined to foreigners, with the exception
of an infant, born in New Jersey, and two women
from Maryland. From the Goth to the 26th Of Au.
gua, there were ~ deaths from all causes, Of which
80 were whites and negroes, including 20 Of gel.
low fever. From Saturday night to Tuesday night,
there were but deaths.
BRoKR JAIL.--Two thieves, who were contined
Ia the new Jail Of Columbia, g. c., for stealing
MY from Jacob Lyon, procured table knife.
n,tched 1t like saw, cut through the wall snd gra
| dag, and made their escape laA Monday eight.
DEnIED.-Mr John Parker Jordan. the new De-
| m ,cra,ic member elect from Perquimons county.
C.. denies the charge that he u pledged 10 vote
| r. ~ p.d..r s<r sha Ilnifed State Senate
RArIHoAp AcciDKNr.--Th dowu passeeger train
from Macon for Savannah, on Saturday afternoon,
was thrown of the track By : log Of wood, which
soms villain had placed aeross ths rails Fortu.
natsly. no material damage was doae.
cAsuALTr.-On Sunday momine -. (says the
Chsrleston Staudard)a German. Whpee naape We
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