The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-26
Nexyspapcr Accounts.

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Newspaper Accounts.
| SPAIN COMMENCES THE BLOCKADE OF THE MOROCCO
| CoAsr-HEAyY FIRING HEARD IN GIBRALrss-THE
sULTANS FORCE OF ATTACK AND DEFESCE-rHE
EXODUS OF FOREIGNERS-SIE OF CEUrA By THE
/ MoORs, ETC.
The blockade of the coast Of Morocco had been com
| nenced by Spanish men of war
The latest advices from Gibraltar state that heavy firing
| was heard in the direction Of Tapger and Ceuta.
The brother Of the Sultan cncamped four leagues
from Tangier with about H. 900 horsemen H. said
bave received from the Sultan full power 10 grant the
demands made BY Spain in the umatams Of the 9Th Of
| September and 9Th of October.
Jews and Christians being fully protected from in
suit, and punishment threatened for any
offence against their property Large numbers Of fug
/ tives continued to arrive at Gibraltar.
a Madrid despatch Of the llth inst says
Yesterday the Moors, with force of coo men,
menced their attack upoh Ccuta
The beseged were preparing to make sore to repulse
The Cortes has been prorogued for one week
From the Gibraltar Chronicle, Nov Al
Heavy firing heard in the direction OF Tanger and
Ceuta between five and six O'Clock yesterday evening
We understand that the Admiral commanding her Ca
thoN Majesty naval forces has given license to
by the for supplying fresh beef
10 the troops to enter Tanger harbor now bockaded
for the purpose OF embarkng cattle for the use Of the
garrison.
brought to this port from Larache Vice Consul the
Sandman Consular Agent and the French and Portuguese
Consular Agents, together with their families aud domes
tics We CLEAN the following particulars from that port
Her Maesfys steam corvette Soy LA, Captain Lambert,
brought to Iarache on the 2ah October the Of the
declaration of Previously to this, the different
consus and consular agents had engaged the
two Portuguese mstcos TO convey their effects Gibra
tar. which accounts for the British Vice Consul not
barking in the Scylla The Bashaw the day in
formed the arabs Of the interior Of the state of affairs
The Spanish war steamer vasco Nunez d. Balboa
having the Portuguese vessels sea. learn
ing from them that Christians still in /, ache,
stcered for that port and anchored Off the bar.
When the blockade promulgated, the vice cons lis
and consular agents went of to the steamer .,g
of truce and requested tina, the Christians might
T1tE pasftar .f
TO their wishes, and afforded tncm rsry fuc, Tor SO
doing and afterwards brought them our bay. I'm
pedimens having been put in the Ok scntba, king
the Orange Grove induced the chaae1er OF the steamer
to proceed at Tariia VIII anded them in
safety, at O'Clock, p NJ, on tie 5st e' No oppor-
tuny Offering at Tara tor ccvegaace TO this port the
tancho Rafael was engage tor tue purpose, which
arrived here about 10 s'clucK las, high!
The Spanish vice consul aul iis family who also
on board the steamer, remained a, rayiia
The cosduct OF Muors aiding the Christians to
depart from laracte is beyond all praise.
We enabled 10 form estimate of the Num-
Der OF persons that have arrived from the several ports
Morocco, to yesterday taken from recorded
ment. The number foiows:-From Tangier, 8, O23
Ietnan 2a6 Mogadore, Mazagan, &c ISL Larache, 27
We understand that DR. HaYser Of the medical charity
mission established by Baron kbhschid Tetuan
attending the poor Hebrew families amped on the
North Front Dr. Hansser arrived here in her Majesty
screw gunboai Quail last Sunday.
From the same paper, Nov. s. other
His Majesty the Sultan has given his br by s Mula'
Abbos, FIJI 1aor 70 grant the demands made pam IL
Sultan has also granted him the right chastse thu
kabyts OF Angcra, AID TO beheai those most com
promised If be thought necessary power which, as
we'll known, only appcrtains to the Emperor.
The kaby tribes ecampcd In thu environs OF Tangie
had gone into the interior for the purpose Of procurn,
provisions of which they 10 want
The public crer has been sent round by order Of Prince
Mrla Abbas to proclaim in the city Of ngier that VIII
ever vas caught In the act Of pagng wilfuly damag
ing any property goods belonging to the Europeans
Jews would be severely punished One Of the Piolins
surprised in the act OF robbing, taken gget
erpr & apng 4 IN n
tranquil in the city
Her Maiestys paddle wheel sloop vulture and tn,
French steamer Inperatrice Eugene the only
snipsof war lying of Tangicr when tue Flying Fish ef
yesterday afternoon
The Moors continued to practice BY firing from the ann
Of 1t at tar99, which fully accounts for the heavy
firing heard in that direction for the last two tire,
days.
The Earl OF Lonscale steamer, which left Gibraltar
the morning Of the 81 as, for Tnngcr take supply
ct cattle, returned tie same night II appears that or
nearing the bay Of Tugier gun fired from Spanish
man war cruiser warning to her rot enter:
seqnenty the steamer tackled about aoh alongside
man ofwar cruiser. boat lowered and pro ,ecdeC
the master Of the Earl Of Lonsdae that strict block
ade was established he would not be permitted to ente
with his vessel lie al perfect liberty to take his pas
scngers on board her Mas)esys steamer Vuture in h,
ongboat bet on no account was he tn communicate will
The shore The passengers therefore taken boart
The Vulture and the Earl Of Lonsdale returned