The Sun. — 1836-04-04 (London, England)

ARGUELLES,ALONSO ACUNA, OLOZAGA, I.7EltitEß, FUENTE, LESANE, and HERRERO, were appointed to draw up the address in answer to the speech from the throne. The announcement was received with the greatest satisfaction by the Deputies in .attendance.  `Whatever doubts were entertained as to the stability of Senor MEN DIZABAL's Government are now utterly rejected. His very spirit pervades the Chamber of Procuradores, the majority of whose members are for the same prudent and conciliatory measures of which he is the avowed champion. There have been a few revolutionists returned, but they have neither personal influence or abilities wherewith to recommend their views.  Although there is not to be any active intervention on the part of France and Great Britain in the affairs of Spain, measures ate about to be taken by both Governments to strengthen the coast blockade, and so cut off all external resources from the Carlists. The British Government has been compelled to take this course, in consequence of the foul murder of a part of the crew of a British sloop of war on the 17th ult. This vessel was peaceably lying at anchor at Oliviaga, when several of her crew were inhumanly butchered by a band of Carlists. The rebel Prince was informed of the circumstance, but refused to give up any of the murderers. On the contrary, the treacherous and cowardly attack upon the British marines was lauded by his Officers as an act of heroic intrepidity. file British Government has therefore been obliged to adopt measures for putting down such atrocities on the coast. The Carlists, for the time to come, will be treated as a band of pirates, and so be cut off from all the usages of civilized warfare. To this extent France also pledges herself; so that, between both, Don CARLOS and his bands of murderers arc not likely to, repose long in regal security. The latest accounts from the North received in the capital state that Colonel CHURRUCA, at the head of 2,000 men, routed 6,000 Carlists, under CABRERA, near the town of Hijai, on the 17th ult. No impor.  , APRIL 4, 1836  taut movements had taken place in other quarters; but in the skirmishes that occurred, the advantages were invariably on the side of the Christinos.  Extract of a Letter of a Superior Officer of the British Legion, dated Vittoria, March 19 : I rejoice to tell you the Legion is once more raising its head, and health begins to visit our ranks very rapidly. The troops are cantoned in the surrounding villages, and the regiments begin to brush up rapidly in appearance, some of them too muster strong, particularly the 6th, 7th, Bth, 9th, 10th ; and the Ist, though knocked about more than the others, having just arrived from Trevino, is also strong in numbers. Our loss has been great, but we are now more than 7,000 men fit for active service. The sufferings of the Legion have been immense, but prospects brighten for them now, even at the eleventh hour. In consideration of the brilliant conduct of Lieutenant Mathew Inman, of the Ist regiment of Lancers, in an encounter with the enemy on the 2d inst., in which he himself captured one Lancer and three horses, General Cordova has conferred upon him the cross of the first class of the royal and military order of San Fernando, by virtue of the faculties vested in him by the Queen.  The whole of the Paris Papers of Friday and Saturday have been received. On Good Friday the Chambers did not sit, so that the news from the French capital is quite unimportant. As to the Neuilly plot, we have had enough of it, till we hear ii the sentence of the Court.  The Journal des Debats has a long article, the object of which is to show that Austria is not so closely connected with Russia and Prussia as these Powers are in the habit of proclaiming. Disturbances broke out at Saragossa on the 22d ult., in consequence of three Carlists having been condemned to banishment by the Authorities, instead of being ordered to execution. The populace insisted upon the sentence being rescinded, which was done, and the unhappy men were executed.