New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-30
SPAIN.

Gena-A Naval Flight tPr0bable-Threat-
ened Retaliation ON Foreiguers-The
Insurgents Attack Seville-The Visi-
lante Released to the Spanish Aathorfs
ties-Discussing the Abolition Of Cuban
Slavery-Carlists Repulsedlat Berga-
1nsurgent Spanish Vessels Coming to
acknowledgements of Carlos-Fight+
ing IN Malaga.
New YORK, July ga Herald special,
| dated London twenty-eighth, says: At
Carthagena, Spain, yesterday, the red flag
OF the insurgents, which had been fiyino
above the fortress and the ships in the
harbor, was replaced by the national flag.
In anticipation of trouble the ironclad
| Mendez Munez had left the arsenal yard
and anchored in the port, ready for any
movement; also the Numencia, Victoria
and Others
To-day the -ironclads, accompanied by
three steamers, were to issue from the har-
Dor and, if interfered with, will fire upon
the attacking vessel. sanguinary naval
engagement is expected.
The Prussian and English consuls have
received orders from their respective min.
listers to notify cruisers that the rebel shlps
are pirates, and to treat them as such.
The rebels threaten that if any vessel be-
longing to foreign power interferes to
massacre every consul and foreigner in the
city. Strangers are apprehensive, and arc
flying for their lives.
A Herald special, dated Malaga July "a,
says the fighting between the soldiers and
insurgents was severe yesterday and tOs
OF San Fleta, San Nicholas and San MartiN
and the Plaza Major, which was strongly
barricaded.
The troops advancing yesterday along
Alameda suffered severely from the rebels
on the Puerta Delmar and in the citadel.
After some sharp fighting there was .
parley, but it came to nothing. Fighting
was resumed and continued. The losses
were heavy, l6O men being dead already.
1t is reported that 800 barricades aru
erected in the heart of the city.
MADRID, July 80. The Bishop Of
Granada, who was held as a prisoner Of tho
insurgents in that city, has been released.
A dispatch has been received ut the war
Office announcing that the insurgents havo
commenced an attack upon Seville. The
government forces in the city were actively
resisting the assault, and were confident OF
keeping Oft the insurrectiOnists.
The Spanish steamer Vigilante, seized BY
the German man of-war Frederick Charles.
has been given up to the Spanish consul as
Gibraltar.
The report that the Republican artillery.
men in Valencia have joined the insurgents
is untIIe.
OcuUE xdlduCds NAlDlhtcT VI Uu0 OOlOul0Sz
and the deputies from Porto Rico arc
having conferences for the purpose of dig.
cussing the bill providing for the abolition
of slavery in Cuba.
A Carlist force which has been laying
siege to Berga for several days past made
an attack upon the town yesterday, bus
met with a repulse and have raised ths
siege.
The United States vice consul ct Valen.
cia aNuo,IuoQs that frO Of tho vosonlo aoixASt
by the insurgents have sailed from that
port with troops for America.
The loyal troops in Seville moved against
the insurgents vest 3rday. After two hours
fighting they gained and held the leading
strategic points. 1t is expected that by
tomorrow ( morning the insurgents will be
completely Overpowered.
on between President Salmeron and tho
Valencia insurgents. The latter appear to
be disposed t1 surrender.
General MOkena leaves Madrid tO-mof.
row to take command of the army in Cata.
lORia.
Senor CASTELAR, has recovered from an
indispositiOn which confined him to bis
house few days. He attended council
of the Ministers yesterday.
BAYONNE, July 29.-Don Carlos has az.
rived at Seiza, in Navarro, sevento en- miles
northwest Of Pampeluna. The Carlists are
concentrating before Lagrona, the capital
of the province of that name, and an attack
will probably be made soon. Ono hundred
and seventy cures and other clcrgymeD
have fed from Spain and sought refuge is
France.
PARIS, July 29.-The German govern.
ment has promised the Spanish minister as
Berlin to instruct Captain Werner to ro.
lease the Spanish steamer vieilsute.
Many small bands of Carlists have ap.
peared on the Spanish coast, near tho
French frontier, to protect vessels landing
arms and ammunifiOn