New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-04
Farther from Europe.


collected the following additional items:
SrAlx.-The English papers are full of con-
fused accounts Of the recent lnsurrectionary and
military operations in Spain, OF which the average
drift is as follows
Tie sway Of Espartero, Duke Of Vlctory, as
Regent, is unpopular with the great mass OF the
nation, and very general revolutionary move
rnent is now in progress. Espartero still holes
the Capital and most Of the torresses, and has
three armies headed by himself, Gen. Seaone ana
Gen Zurbano, beside the corps of Gen. Won Hal
len. which, after an unsuccessful movement on
Grenada, is retiring toward Cadz. On the other
side, the insurgents who were joined at Valencia,
June 9th. by Gen. Ramon Narvaez and several
other Christine officers are in great force possess
most or the open country, and are marching on
Madrid, from Valencia under Narvaez the new
converts from Badjoz under Gen. Ur5lna, ana
from Vauadolid. under Aspiros and Amor. The
last is now nearest to Madrid. Espartero IN
person faces the army of Narvacz, but has
lately retrcated from Albacete to Balazote, one
dav,s march toward Andalusia. This retro
gade movement uncovers the road to Mdand,
and iustifes the impression that Espar'ero
contemplates abandoning the Capital and car
ryine off the Young Queen to the strongly
fortified city of Cadz. We shall regard this as
abandoning the contest, but others think differently
believing that the money of the insurgents will
soon be exhausted their forces scattered or dmln-
ished, and then the possession of the Queen and
the stronghoIds will enable him to recover all the
ground he has lost. We shall see.
Seville, Malaga, Barcelona and Valencia, IN
deed all the towns on the coast, with the excep-
ton Of Cadiz, have declared against the cause
of Espartero The authorities Ct Cadiz had
refused all intercourse with the other ports.
PoRTrGAL is agitated by these operations, it
bcing apprehendcd that the triumph Of the insur-
recton in Spain would be followed By a similar
conyulsion in the sister kingdom. The Finances
of Portugal appear to be utterly bankrupt yet the
Ministry is contemplating new issue OF 1rea-
surv paper The confinement OF the Young
Queen is expected to take place within a month.
AFRIcA.-The English merchants trading TO
the Coast Of Africa are beginning to complain of
the French vessels Of war cruising on that coast
for the suppression OF the Slave Trade, which
overhaul them and interfere with Their voyages
The briggs Ranger and St. Christopher have IN this
way been stopped by the French cruisers, for hav
ing on board kroomen employed as aborcrs, but
whom the Frenchmen chose to suspect as slaves.
Irritation is evidently growing up between the two
countries on tins score as is suspected that yes
sells arc ovcrhaued on both sides merely for the
sake OF hindrancc and yexation.
ISpn.-Sir William Mott in reply to an Off
cial inquiry TO the truths Of allegations that
the British troops had been guilty of outrages up
on private property, women, &c. indignantly re-
pes the charge, and states that the utmost good
order and humanity was observed throughout by
the corps under his command.
WALEs-Thc disturbances in South Wales
appear rather on the increase. Several more
turnpike gates have been destroyed by the rioters.
a detachment Of artillery with their guns has
act decisycly against the secret band of disturb
ers known as Rcbecca and her Daughters
Mas WooD.-Ths celebrated vocalist, after
her very short conncxion with the Roman Catho-
lies, has again returned to her husband and the
Protestant faith. On Sunday last Mr.. and Mrs.
Wood took part IN the musical performance at
ChapcIthornc Chapel, and Mrs. Wood has. we
understand, undertaken TO preside regularly atthc
new organ which has Just been built Tor that
place OF worship by Mr.. Booth, OF Wakefield.
Leeds Mercury.
RusslA.--By an Imperial ukase, published at
ST. Peiersburgh, all Jews residing within fifty
wersts of the frontier lines OF Prussia and Aus
tra, are ordered to proceed more into the interior
Those who possess iiabta,lons and property with
in that range required TO sell them within
two years.
ALGlnEs.-The Paris papers publish letter
from Algicrs, which states that Add ell Nader was
surprised on the 2Sd ul;. while asleep in his camp,
about 60 miles from Mascara by division un.
der Col. Gerry, an, that not person would have
escaped but for the war-cry raised By the Arab al
lies Of the French. "On awaking." says the
writer, he took his glass and recognized the
-AssaSsecas, who did not inspire him with great
confidence He sent forward force to keep
them IN check, and in the mean time COL Gery.
with his CO umn, was approaching without beng
perceived,
While the alarm was sounding in the camp
Col Gery sentlnto II MS $50 Spahis, and followed
at the head Of hi:; regiment. In an instant the
melee became general. The ;Spahis used their
swords with fury, and our infantry bayoneted
right and left. In a very short time 800 of the
regulars OF Abd-el-kader were killed, and we took
$50 prisoners, standard, 500 camels. lS0 horses
ready saddIed, 100 laden mules, 400 muskets,
swords, pistols, &c.
The Emir had his hor.c killed, and in his flight
left behind him his splendid horse-coar, orna-
mented with aInuets, SAID 10 have been present
from the Emperor OF Morocco, the hollow stone
in which he performed his ADDITIONS, his staff of
justice, Ms. history Of the war with the French,
his correspondence with the. kalifats and other