The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-30
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY PERSONS KILLED
The City of Seville Assailed BY
the Insurgents.
President Salmeron In Telegraph Confer.
ence with Insurrectlonists.
German Naval Surrender of
the Steamship Vigilante.
TElEGRAMs TO TIVE NEW YORK HERALD.

The followingspecal despatch TO the HERALD
has been received from our correspondent at
Malaga, Spain, by way of London: -
LONDON, July 20, 1873.
The HERALD special correspondent at NAL
aga, Spain, forwards the following report
from that city under date of yesterday, 2Sth
Instant
SEVERE FIGHTING IN A CITY CENTRE.
Fighting of a very severe character between
The Spanish government soldiers and the insur-
gents was commenced in this city yesterday,
the 9th instant. The conflict was continued
during the entire day Sunday and is main
tanned to-day
NsURaENr OPERATIONS BEFORE THE ALTAR AND
ON THE PLAZA.
The insurgents occupied the churches San
F1eta, San Nicolas and San Martin, and held
also the great Plaza plaza Major, which was
strongly barricaded by their forces.
MOVEMENT OF THE ARMY AND SHARP REPLY
OF THE MUTINEEI,s
The government troops commenced to
operate against the insurgent positions yestsr-
day.
While the soldiers were advancing along
the Alemada they suffered severely from the
Gre of the rebels stationed on the Puerta del
Mar and in the Citadel.
PARLEYING BUT NOT PLEASED.
After some sharp fighting had taken place
here was parley between the contending
commanders, but it came to nothing in the
way of Cancellation.
THE DREAD CONTEST RESUMED.
Fighting was resumed almost Immediately,
ind still continues.
COUNTING THE DEAD
The loss of life is heavy. One hundred
snd sixty dead are already reported.
BEHIND THE BAnRICApEs
Over three hundred barricades are defended
IN the heart of the city.
Seville Assaulted by the Insurgents.
MADRID, July 30, 1873
A despatch has been received at the War
Office announcing that the insurgents have
commenced an attack upon Seville
The government forces in the city were
lively resisting the assault and were confident
of driving off the insurrectionists.
Military Movement Against the Seville
Insurgents.
Madrid, July 20, 1873.
The loyal troops in Seville moved against
The insurgents yesterday.
After two hours fighting they gained and
held the leading strategic points in the city.
1t is expected that by tomorrow morning
the insurgents will be completely over
powered.
ART1LLERYMEN STILL LOYAL.
The report that the republican artillerymen
in Valencia have joined the insurgents is un-
true.
A BISHOP ABsoLvED OF HIS BONDS.
The Bishop of Granada, who was held as
prisoner 10 Cne insurgents III InaI Guy, naS
been released.
+ Cariist Attack ON Bergn and a Repulse.
MADRID, July 20, 1873
A Carlist force, which has been laying siege
to Berga for several days past, made an attack
upon the town yesterday, but met with a re-
pulse and has raised the siege.
French Reports OF the situation.
PARIS, July 20, 1873. :.
The German government has promised the
Spanish Minister at Berlin to instruct
Captain Werner to release the Spanish steamer
Vigilante.
BAYoNNE, July 49, 1873.
Many small bands of Carlists have appeared
on the Spanish coast, near the French frontier
TO protect vessels landing arms and ammu-
milton
french Report OF the Carlist Advance
and Position.
BAYoNNE July 80 1873.
Don Carlos has arrived ct LEILA, in Navarro,
seventeen miles northwest of Pampeluna.
The Carlists are concentrating before the