The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-04
.LATEsTFoREIGN NEWS.

lMADgID, August 2.-An insurgent frigats
|eDtered the harbof OF Malaga and departed
eastward, closely followed by German yes-
sci. Her capture Is probable.
The insurgents OF Grenada offer to surren-
der. i III J, t..s. 5s "a -.
In the Certes yesterday resolution Of
censure directed against the insuEgent de-
.putfes was debated Senior CASTELAR, made
ar eloquent and patriotic speech, counsel
ling moderation on. the part Of the Hepubls
cans. The resolution was finally adopted
|ayes, 195 noes, 10.
Tie Msjara tobacco factory, theta refuge
Of the insurgents in Seville, has been cap
tured by Government troops. a large
number Of prisoners were taken, among
whom are several foreigners, members Of the
international Society.
The Cariist forces, 1000 strong, attacked
Portugalisto, seven miles from Bilboa, yes
terday morning. A vigorous and successful
resistance was made by the garrison. The
Garlists were defeated with heavy loss, ant
driven across Salindo river. "
The town of Albania, thirteen miles from
Murcia, has proclaimed it's independence.
4 Junta has been organized; the first act OF
which was to levy a contribution of $4,000
on the inhabitants.
The report that the frigate Vile de Madrid
had joined the insurgents Il officially con-
tradicted. ...,s
. The insiirrectionary fleet which, left the
harb0r of Almeria was last seen heading tor
Malaga, at which place there are two 0tGer
frigates in the hands of the rebels trying to
raise contributions from the citizens. Four
German men -of-war are in the harbor watch
ing them. 49,
The Carlists announce that Don Carlos has
captured Estelia, and the entire garrison
surrendered as prisoners OF war.
. Purcelles, prominent inst1gator OF the
Carthagena insurrection, has been arrested.
Six thousand workmen of Alcoy propose
to constitute the municipal government oil
that town and maintain order.
Many persons who Joined the insnrrection
in the South in favor of independent can
tons have abandoned the cause in conse-
quence of the violence committed by the
insurgents. IL
During the occupancy of Seville by the
insurrectioniSts many buildings in various
quarters of the city were set on fire. In
number of streets every house was entered
by them and plundered of their contents.
The conduct of General Contreras In bonn
harding deienceless towns Is producing an
immense reaction in favor Of the National
Government. to b,1-.
The frigates seized by the insurgents at
CarthaSena are partly manned by galley
slaves.
The Government has received intelligence
from Malaga that on the arrival OF an lnsur-
gent frigate in that harbor the commanders
of the English, French, and German squad
rons held conference with Contreras, in
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the seized war vessels to Carthagena. The
Government is also informed that the COM
manders further decided to hold Contreras
as a hostage until the vessels are returned.
Eight siege-guns and two mortars have
been sent to the Republican troops before
Valentia to assist in the bombardment Of
that city. . .n5.:.
All communications between Madrid and
cities in Andalusia have been interrupted by
the insurrectionists.
BARCELONA, August 2.-Don Alfonso and
SabaIls, the CarliSt commander ut Prato de
Llusanes, are fortifying that town. They are
also preparing to order levy en- n1esse.
Germany.
BERLIN, August Germany proposes q
conference of the Maritime Powers to de-
eide the status and treatment Of insurgent
Spanish ships.
Italy.
ROME, August 2.--Prime Minister Min
ghetti has written letter to his constltu-
ents denying that the Italian Government
contemplates u new loan.
France.
PARIS, August 2.---Disturbances are re-
ported at Room PEtape, in the department
of Vosges. The sub-pretect was heaten by
mob who cried, " Nre Thiers, r1ue Gam
BETA" # ;;
During the evacuation of Vosges by the
Germans there were cries Of "Vtue La Com
n,une."
| The prefect of the department of Upper
Loire has forbidden the sale in the streets OF
the Radical journal lie PeuDle S0uurdin.
| England.
| LONDON, August "A dreadful accident
| occurred this morning on the Northwestern
railway, near Wigan, to the Scotch tourist
express train from London. Twelve per-
sons were instantly killed and thirty were
wounded. Among the killed IL Sir John
Anson. Many of the injured Will die.
The Duchess of Inverness is dead