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vet as far as we cdil perceiNcDy inc lmpef- l feet and disiointed accounts before US, they have commenced without system, and have as vet little concert of action. According to inc latest intelligence, moreover, Don Carlos himself appears to shrink personally from the contest.

 The following is an extract of letter from Biiboa dated Get. 9th.

 's7it length we are enabled to give precise details on the late disastrous events at B1- boa. The Marquis sie VVaidespina made his entry into town, where the influx of Ipeasantry devoted to Carlos, was so great that he can now reckon several thousand men in arms. This great accession of strength has increased the audacity of the fanatics. This may be judged by the fact, that the Liberals confined in the prisons al- ready exceed 300. The murder of M. Arechaga is confirmed but we announce with pleasue that M. Yhagon was enabled to escape asimilar fate, by concealing him- self 50 closely, that ali the searches made for him haas hitherto been intellectual. His l brother, however, has been less fortunate, and having hllen into the hands of the Apos- tolics, is threatened with the scatlold unless, 1 by given time, he pay the sum of S0,000 ] piasters. These details are furnished by some of the Liberals, who, deceiving the vigilance off inc Monks, have, amidst the most imminent dangers, made their escape from Rilboa. They also confirm the news that the revolution has been effected at Nit- toria.

 One hundred and fifty men of the garri- son have by their courage been enabled to get through the reyolted villages, and ioin Gen. Castanos at Tolosa. This General has not been defeated before Bilboa, as for merly stated; but he no sooner arrived at the theatre of events than he found it pru- dent to retreat, in consequence of the pro- gross ot the revolution in Discay, and the insufficiency of his means of combating 1t. The diligence, which ought to have arrived, has been stopped near salines, and the pas sengers taken up into the mountain. We may, therefore, expeetfrom this time con- Plete interruption off ali communications In the most conspicuous situation in BiIboa, an immense writing IS posted up. bearing the following words:-s.V iva Don Carlos! Viva Ia lnqulsieioni Mueran los Liberalesl' And at certain hours of the day the Apos- tollcs utter these cries, and compel every body else to do the same The number of persons imprisoned augments as fast as the retreats of the Liberals are discovered, who are assessed 10 make contributions upon a scale graduating from 100 piasters, which they are ordered to pay immediately, on pain of death.

 The annexed items are from the Paris Evening Bulletin, of October l7th.

 l. Private letters from Catalonia aa- nounee that opinion is generally favorable to the Queen in Catalonia. The Captain General has spoken out with determination he is organizing city militia.

 ?. sfhey write rom fanpeluna on the Eth, that column of troops which left to attack Santos Ladron, near Logrono, made this chef prisoner, with thirty-two insur- gents. He was to be judged on the 18th, at Pampeluna. The engagement took place near los Arios, against 800 armed peas ants, of which 100 were killed on the field of battle.

 3. 'sIt is Valdespina who commands tbe insurgents ot eittoria, Bilboa, and Beraste g'n, who form in the whole four weak bat tallons. The envoy of Valdespina, who proclaimed on the llth Don Carlos at run. at the head of l400 or 1900 sbandts,, left on the l2th m the morning. The partisans ot the Queen were to occupy Irun on the I3th."

 The Constitutional of still. later date. contains the annexed syllabus of its latest Spanish advices:

 l. That no good news has arrived for the Queen.

 ?. That all communications between bayonne and Madrid are intercepted.

 3. That saarsfeId has not pronounced for the Queen. 'ONN

 4. That he has 10000 men in his pow CT, who may decllasre t for Bon Carlos.

 3. That Biscay is in complete state of

 6. That the troops of Castanos besitated to attack the carlist forces, and had with dawn to Toosa.

 (. That run was in possession of tAe priests and monks.

 :. That arragonand Catalonia had arisen.

 5; That Old Castle was the hot-bed of

 10; That the partisans of Don Carlos would Saaa not recognise the Spanish debt of II. F hat Fl Pastor, the celebrated Span- lsh Liberal, residing at Bayonne. had besT applied to by the Queen to enter Spain in her cause. p''A' i'' The Constitutional thinks he has agreed to oo so' but he has not. The same iour- nal m, says that at Puenta the monks intcycen, the communication between Madrid and