The New York herald., 1873-08-05

ON the second occasion, two hours later, there was
greater reason for the panic. A pickpocket had
endeavored to rob gentleman OF his watch, and
on the latter frustrating the attempt and
coaring the thief the pickpocket raised the
cry of 'Carlsta"-equivalent to "Prussianr during
the days Of the C0mmune-whereupon, without
any more ado, the unfortunate man was shot
| down. Yesterday evening mana fshmongcr-
was visited In his own house by q party or volun-
teers, who asked him where his son was On his pro-
Tossing ignorance to his whereabouts the leader
said he would give him half an hour to 6nd out.
The unfortunate man then assured them that he
really did not know. but that, even If he did, he
| would not tell them. 'Oh, you wouldn't, wouldn't
your" said one OF the miscreants, raising his gun
| as he spoke and
SHOOTING HIM DEAD
This morning body of volunteers brought in
man accused OF being Carnst and spy. AS soon
as he arrived before the church at the bottom of
the Rambla, where the "Guias de la Republican
have taken up their quarters. shouts arose from
the infurated mob of "MatarEer (ssKill him l) and
1t was with the greatest d1iculty that his captors
preserved his life for while But only Tor while.
Just as they we're handing him over to the guard
to be led to the citadel three or four shots were
nred, and he fell lifeless to the ground The mob
theh endeavored to seize his body and drag it
through the streets, but were. happily, prevented.
Not day passes without some unfortunate man
being murdered sans Jdcon.
THESE few facts sufficiently prove the terribly ex-
cited state OF all classes OF society here Yestcr
day, at the French Consulate. no less than one
thousand francs were received for the
vIsAs OF PASSPORTS
alone. One steamer left with 500 messengers, an
other with 400, and this evening third is an
nounced in which every place was taken three
days ago. The steam companies are making hay
while the sun shines. For the voyage from here to
Port Vendres the fare at present Is E2 los 1t is
usually 1Os
THE EFFECT OF CABRINErTY's DEFEAT
The day after Cabrinetty's death and defeat had
become known there was general strike in all
the workshops and factories in ana round about
Barcelona. great meeting was convened in the
Plaza de Catalina where, at halfpast four more
than six thousand OF the it,0sstgentes were assem-
bIed. The orators addressed the multitude from
the balcony OF Senior Gbert's house, the said bal
cony being adorned with nags bearing the inscrip-
ns-"Enancipaoton S0ciatr "EIte,mSnacion a.
los Carlistes!" "Viva la Repu6licd Soctalr' The
speeches were to the effect that the government
instead Of sending troops to fight the Carlists
ployed their forces in attacking children of the
people, aluding to the internationalist movement
in Alcoy anu its excesses; that the authorities
were grossly negectng their duties in not arrest.
ing and incarcerating-"in not fusilading the
whole piggery (porQueyia) Of Cariists, Alfonists,
and reactionists''-and finally proposing twelve
hours grace to the authorities in order to take
enectual measures against them. This proposition
was received with howl of acclamation and OF
the vast multitude surged down the Rambla and
the Gales de la Boqueria and La Lbertad to the
Plaza de san Jaime, where some more speechify.
ing took place and the volunteers were exhorted
to take possession OF all the stations, the port and
other points Of departure from Barcelona, as to
prevent any OF the 'Carst miscreants and clerical
vermin" from escaping. This was DONE AT the
same time the tram cars were ordered to stop run
ming, because 'Vd pOrQuerto In0lesa" (the tram
car company is an English One) was taking the
bread out of their rivals mouths. One OF the San
Jaime orators especially tickled the fancy OF the
multitude-at least portion OF it; must in JUS
tlce say there were some dissentients-by the fol-
lowing choice bit Of general denunciation -
'Finay, death to the Carlists Alfonsists and
clergy determination to those who distil their
gold from the blood and sweat Of the workmenl
All those who have money against us Death
to the black.robed charlatans who poison the
minds OF our wives and children with their pernI-
cious doctrines
and death to the God who has chosen them for his
ministers!, (Asimtsmo sn,lere ell Dtos que Sc seue
de EllosU
Then, breaking up in the Plaza San Jaime, they
proceeded to the Governors place, where they in
formed him Of their resolution, and called upon
him to comply with it, Senior Salavera then
made short, pithy speech, saying that their reso-
luton to combat the Carlists was most excellent,
but that they ought to 60 to the mountains and
fight them, and that for this praiseworthy object
they should every possible assistance, but
that they support the government in its legal
luli m Inv fhQO hat ho
taking every measure to suppress Carlism in the
city.
The same night number of arrests were made
by the authorities and three persons shot by
struggling parties OF volunteers. The next day
similar meetings were held, attended by similar
consequences, and SO threatening did affairs look
that the various Consuls held conference regard
ing the protection OF their subjects and their re-
ception on the men-ofwar stationed here in case
OF a sudden rising
The anarchy is complete and
THE GOVERNMENT POwERLEsS.
In Alcoy nourishing town IN Valencia, fifty Kilo
metres north OF Alicante, the working classes, IN
stlgated by a number Of French Communists, pre-
sented themselves to the Alcalde, Don Augustin
Abors, and bade him assemble the manufacturers
and acquant them with their utimatum-an i'm
mediate rise OF twenty per cent in their wages.
Giving him twenty-four hours to comply, they with
drew and took possession OF all the roads leading
from the place. In the meantime the Alcalde'
having sent Tor troops, advised the manufacturers
to resist, he himself fortiying the church and
tower OF San Augustin and garrisoning 1t with
eight guardla cive and twenty -four OF the mum ci-
pal guards At ten O'Clock the next morning, the
workmen and the rabble. numbering some four or
five thousand, assembled before the town hall,
where the Acalde, in order to gain time told them
them that the decision OF five or six of the masters
had not yet been received. Thereupon the crowd
the Communist Dortlon--clamored for another and
more sympathetic alcalde and municipal board.
On hearing this the Mcade, with more determine
tion than wisdom, fired his revolver at one Of the
ringleaders and wounded him severely. This was
the sign for general attack. Houses were broken
open, hostages seized the various buildings for