I. R.YoxHE. Oct. l9
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The Sub Prekc, TO the Minister Of the IEfeT:0''


"On the 10Th, Donnell gained Possessi0,aa % ~
Estella Urbistendo was in the morning o' t.o -
at Tolosa, and Alcaa at Andoain- ne Oati'' -
LAM /, securing the frontieret Tue n''4
ne some cid officers and soldiers OF MS par
;ne O'DonneL. Affairs we're IN the same S.aie at
pe-oneInna. in the evening OF the 7th. Aycroe
ha. er,,red the town, and did not march with the
,,yo bsttalions sent against O'Donnell.


BAYOSsr, Oct. l9.
alt is affirmed that o Donnel has effected his
;unctjon with Urbistondo at Tolosa. Iiurbe has
,oined Alcala at Hermann. Their advanced guard
was at Andoain. According to the ministerial
journal The EsPectador, of the 18th, the Regent
has sent orders to Don Francisco 10 suspend his
entrance into Spain


BAYossE, Oct. 20.
Yesterday, at - o'clock, Alcala was to march
to Hermann 1t appears certain that 1900 volsn-
teers from Navarro have taken part with O'Dcn-
nell"


WEST INDIA MAIL STEAxERs.-The line Of
Rsyel West India Mail Steamers will commence
running on the 18th of November ensuing. The
Clyde Lieut.. Woodruff commanding, now Ia
Southampton Wafer, will be the first TO start
She will call at Falmouth fov the mails The hrst
point OF arrival will be Barhadoes, whence the
Lraach steamers will convey the Jamaica ard the
usual island mails, as heretofore. The steaneT,
in the mean irne will call a, Turk Island, and
be making her way TO Belize, Vera Cruz, and
Tsmpice, back again 10 Vera Cruz thence TO Me-
bile and back to Havana. touching at Nassau for
the mails Of the branch steamers where also she
will I. ke in Goals, and make it her starting point
for England. Hampshire Advertiser


The Mls1s1Rr-Lord Stanley is not yet sui
fcien,y recovered to attend his official duties at
the Colonial Office, but the noble lord IS very
much engaged daring the day il transacting pub
lie business at his residence, in ST. james Square
Sir Henry Hardingc transacted business this
morning at the Hone Office.


Tho Lord Chancellor left town last night for his
seat, near Henley-on-T Thames. The noble and
learned lord s expected to return to town on
Monday


Lord Stuart de Rothesay, the newly-apponed
ambassador to Russia leaves London tomorrow
morning a, 5 o'clock, in of the Government
steamers, TO assume his official duties at the Court
of St. Peicrsburgh London Standard 2'd'
FRAScE.-It appears that an extensive consPl-
racy exists in France carried on BY secret socle-
ties under different titles, and in soEoe respects,
with different views, bu; all with one end-the
overthrow efthc existing Government. Amnss OF
documentary and other evidence OF this fact has
fallen into the hands Of the police in various places,
bst particularly in the important towns and cities
of Toulouse, ST. Etienne, and Lyons