The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-29
Rebel Threat Against the Lives Of For.
eign Consuls.
The German and British SQuadronS
Reinforced.
STRANGERS IN FLIGHT FOR THEIR LIVES.
Report of an Important Carlist Victory
Near Pampeluna.
British Ministerial Statement of the Position
of the Carlist Cause.
IELEGRAMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

nLEGRAMS TO THE NEW YORK HERALD
The following special despatch to. the
HERALD has been received from our correspond
ent at Cartagena, Spain, by way of London:
LONDON, July %, 1873.
The special correspondent of the HERALD at
'Cartagena, telegraphs the following report
from that city under date of yesterday, the 9th
inst.:-
THE "RED" FLAG REPLACED By THE NATIONAL
ENSIGN.
The ''red' flag of the Instransigentes, which
was hoisted above the fortresses of this NUM-
'cipality and from the mast heads of the ships
lying in the harbor, has been replaced by the
Spanish national flag.
NAVAL DEMONSTRATION FOR ULTRA DEMOCRACY.
The iroa-clad-of-war Mendez Nuez has left
her mornings in the Arsenal Yard and anchored
in the port ready for action in any movement
which may occur.
The frigates Numancia, vittoria, and other
vessels of the feet have followed her example.
FREEDOM AND INDEPENDENCE ON THE HIGH
SEAS.
On the 2sth instant (Nonday) the ron-clads,
accompanied by three steamers, will issue from
the harbor, and, if interfered with, will fire
upon the vessels which interrupt their course.
BLOODY NAVAL BATTLE IMMINENT
sanguinary naval engagement is, conse-
'quently, expected
pEUssIAN AND BRITISH POLICY AGAINST PIRACY.
The Ministers Of the Emperor of Germany
and Queen Victoria, accredited in Spain, have
given instructions to the Prussian and English
,Consuls to notify the commanders of the
Spanish cruisers that rebel ships are pirates,
and also that they (the Mnisters) have been
directed from Berlin and London to treat them
rs such.
THREAT OF MURDER AGAINST THE RED TApIsTs.
The Spanish rebels threaten, in reply, that
if q vessel of foreign Power interferes with
the ships they will massacre every Consul and
foreigner present in the town.
STRANGERS IN FLIGHT FOB SAFETY
Strangers are fleeing for their lives from
Cartagena.
French Report of Severe Field Fight
The Carlists Said to Have Gained =
Victory.
BAYoNNE, July %, 1873
Il is reported that q severe engagement has
taken place near Pampeluna between the re-
publicans and Carlists, in which the latter
were successful
sPous OF WAR
Two guns and 800 prisoners are said to have
been captured by the royalists.
German Cabinet Caution with Respect
to Marine Rights.
BERLIN, July 2s 1873.
The German government disavows respon-
sibility for the seizure of the Spanish steamer
Vigilante, and calls upon Captain Werner
commanding the man-of-war which effected
the capture. to account for his proceedings.
His report of the affair has not yet been re-
ceived
British Cabinet Idea OF Cariist Bellige-
rent Recognition.
LONDON, July %, 1873.
In the House of Commons to-day Mr.
Philip Callan, member for Dundalk, asked if
there was any probability that the Carlists in
Spain would be recognized as belligerents?
viscount Enfield, Under Secretary for the
Foreign Department, replied that =" the Car
lists were undoubtedly gaining ground, bat
matters we're not in a state to entitle them to
beiligerent rights"
Don Carlos Headquarters.
BAYoNNE, July %, 1873.
Don Carlos and Lizarraya were reported on
Friday last OF Penacerrada, near vittoria-
A CARGO OF RIFLES RECEIVED By THE cARLIsTs.
Asteamer to-day landed 1900 RemiaRtop