Richmond Enquirer

SPAIN.

London, July 26, 6 o'clock, A. M. —We have received the whole of the Paris papers of Thursday, and the Gazette de France, Messenger des Chambres, and Journal de Paris, dated yesterday, together with letters from our correspondents in Bayonne and Paris.

They contain a good deal of matter respecting Spain, but nothing very important. Up to the 20th inst. no engagement had taken place between the armies of the Queen and Don Carlos. According to a telegraphic despatch from Bayonne, dated the 22d inst. the head quarters of the Pretender were at Santa Cruz de Campezo. His force was 11 battalions. Only 300 recruits had joined him. Rodil was at Lerin; he occupied also Lodosa and Mendigorrea; reinforcements, amounting to 9,000 men, had left Pampeluna to join him.

Bayonne, July 18—It is reported that Don Carlos has appointed M. Castello, the late Consul General of Spain in London, his Ambassador in Russia, Count Alcudia, in Vienna; the Chevalier de Los Rios, in Berlin; M. Alvarez de Toledo, in Naples; M. de Navio, in Turin; the Marquis de Labrador, in Rome.

The decree published by Don Carlos in Portugal, and declaring traitors the Ministers who had proclaimed Isabella II., on the 29th September 1833, and charging them with abusing the powers they exercised at the demise of Ferdinand VII. has been solemnly promulgated at Estella. Those Ministers are, M Zea Bermudez, Count d'Ofalia, General Cruz, Don Antonio Martinez, and Don Gualberto Gonzalez! The decree further enacts that their property shall be confiscated, and that they have forfeited all their titles and honors.

I have learned, from unquestionable authority, that 25,000 or 30,000 muskets have been purchased in France and England, by Don Carlos. Emissaries from that Prince arrived here, who have made offers, in his name, for several pieces of Artillery. All the fire-arms that could be procured in our town, have been bought up for the insurgents.

It appears that Don Carlos intends to convoke the Cortes por Estamentos. The decree will, it is said, appear in a few days. He had, moreover, published an amnesty for all past offences; and another special decree, fixing the civil list during his reign at 30 millions of reals—considering, says the decree, the circumstances of the country and the penury of the Treasury.

The Gazette de France has the following :-"The latest intelligence of the progress of Charles V., of which we guarantee the authenticity, is as follows: "Alzua, July 14. The King arrived at six o'clock this evening, at Alzua, upon the high road from Pampeluna to Vittoria, and seven leagues from this last city. His advance has been hitherto a triumphal procession. Nothing can equal the enthusiasm which bursts forth on all sides."

Paris, July 23 —The following telegraphic despatch, dated Monday (21st) was received yesterday: " Don Carlos appears to be still in the environs of Salvatierra; his troops have made but few recruits. Rodillas sent 3,000 men from Pampeluna towards the valley of Bastan El Pastos, on his side, has marched to Salvatierra. The insurgents are suffering from privations, in consequence of Rodil's energetic measures to cut off their provisions. They have introduced from France about 100 horses, and do not appear to have much money. Hitherto no action has taken place."

The intelligence from Madrid received by Government, published in the Moniteur, was dated the 15th instant, at which period tranquillity prevailed in the Spanish capital. The cholera continued to be singularly mild in its character.