New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-05
promoters objected to the use Of the red
flag.
CASTELAR, on the Constitution.


In the Cortes tomorrow Senior CASTELAR,
! will move an adjournment Of the debate on
! the federal constitution until the provinces
| have been officially heard from with regard
| to the division of the republic into States or
| cantOns.
Attack OF the Rebels Mt Seville,
The republican batteries have opened or,
the insurgent positions in Seville. The
troops only wait for reintorcements before
making final assault.
Movements Against the Insurgents.
Official dispatches from Valencia repcrt
that the government troops are making
their way into.that city.
force has advanced against Cadiz and
San Lucca de Baremada
The Foreign COEsuis at Seville.
The British, Russian and German consuls
have returned thanks to Pairria. command
ing the government troops ar Seville. for
the gallant conduct of his men and the pro.
lection given to foreigners and their prop
erty.
MutiDy of Troops.
A regiment at Muersa fred upon their
colonel. who left bis command with num-
Der of republican volunteers. Ano-ber
regiment at the same place has dismissed
its officers.
Proposed Prosecution OF insurgcns Depu.
ties.
In the Cortes to-day special committee
was appointed to consider the .xpadiency of
authorizing legal prosecution ot nsuryept
deputies.
lnsurgent Frigaie Under the Guns of
the Shenandoah.
NEW YORK, August IA Herald special,
dated London, August 4, says advlces from
Cadiz to-day state that the United States
steamer Shenandoah is in that barbor, and
she has ordered the frigate Vile de Madrid
to abstain from hostilities. The frigate
remains under the guns OF the Shenandoah.
The Fight in the Neighborhood of VAL
encia.
News from Valencia, dated the first in
stant, is to the effect that caunOnadiDg at
regular intervals is going on. Musketry
firing Is frequent, and there has been some
desperate lighting. Four companies of
volunteers, cavalry, under CavalOtte, the.
"terror," charged on the plaza, attacking
the guardia civil and the cara binero. The
cavalry suffered heavily, but captured four
barricades.
The government troops occupied the viii
lage OF Mislata, but were disodged by the
insurgent artillery, which was served by
old soldiers, deserters from the Spanish
army. The place was alternately taken
and retaken, and is now burning, having
been set on fire by shells from Cuarte
tower. In Valencia great enthusiasm pre-
walls among the insurgents The losses Of
the government troops are heavy.
Advices from Valencia, dated August 2,
state that the bOmbardment of Valencia by
the government troops was expected to
begin on Friday, but was deferred, tho
commodore being unable to get his mortars
in position. A regular mortar fire was de-
livered this morning without doing much
damage.
A few citizens were killed and the Church
OF San Sebastian injured by the government
batteries. The practice improves as it con-
tinues.
A serious combat took place in Maransas
village, near Valencia, between the insur-
gents and government troops and vOlun.
teers; $50 men were killed
The latest dispatches from Madrid states
that an important seizure cf arms was
made to-day.
Movements OF Don Carlos.
BAYONNE, August Don Carlos is in
the town of Guernca province of Bscay,
seventeen miles northeast Of Blboa. Yes
tefday he took the Oarh OF fidelity to the
privileges of the province.
Italian War Vessels Going TO Curtha sena.
ROME, August "A feet oi Italian war
vessels will be- ordered TO proceed to Car
thagena to protect the interests Of the sub
jectS Of Italy, and 10 also 60 operate with
the foreign vessels now there in wh a:ever
measures may he deemed o"cassary.
The Army Of DOu tlfOmso.
BARCELONA. August t.-ihe Calists at
Prate de LlaZan- AT. divided into three
corps The whole fulc- J. commanded bv,
Don Alfonso.