... LONDON. TUESDAY. JULY 1. 1 TIIE most contradictory versions are driven th« ultimate result of the engagements between the Spanish Carlist chieftain Zumalacarreguy ami the royal leaden l*mm j and Quesada but one thing seems certain, that there baa ' very serious loss on buth sides, and that Quesada retreated Pampcluna— The cholera is making a fearful progress in tusnj parts of Spain—lt is said ...

... LONDON. TUESDAY. JULY IS. LATE this afternoon an express from Rayonne arrived at the Standard office, announcing that Do,, Carlo* has arrived in Spain. It appears that long ago the ?nd inst. he left London with Gen. Moreno, in disguise, (adopting some singular expedients to conceal his departure.) He landed in France, and still preserving his incognito, reached Bayonne on the Bth. On the ...

... LONDON. TUESDAY, JULY INTELLIGENCE from Madrid has been received I* to the 22nd in*t. The accounts of the progress and dediot the cholera in that capital, and the frightful massacres _ith which it was attended, are fully continued. Il was not n(|l had been attacked, and many of the inmates nucllr butchered, and that the rioters were proceeding to a that the aril and military authorities ...

... LONDON. TUESDAY, JULY 8. LETTER from Madeira, dated the 6th June, confirms the account lately given in the Paris of the submission of that island to Donna !kiwi», without loss of blood. ' In addition to the other calamities of Spain, find that the process of the cholera, is becoming a matter of the most serious alarm. It has advanced , a village called Vallecas, within two leagues of Madrid, ...

... LONDON. TUESDAY, JULY 22. THERE area variety of rumours in the French l'apers relative to the proceedings of Don Carlos, but none of them can depended upon. It is rumoured that a French army will be immediately put in motion to assist the Queen. But we donbt if this determination has been taken, although means unlikely in the sequel, as it is quite obvious that Great Britain and France must be ...