The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-23
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VERSAILLES, M july 22.-In the Assembly
last evening jules Favre attacked the home
policy Of the Government, and exposed and
denounced the alliance Of the Monarchists
and Bonapartists. Great disorder on.
sued, when vote Of confidence was taken.
which resulted In 400 ayes to 27o noes.
This large majority in favor Of Mcmahon.
upon the eve of Q recess, compared with the
defeat Of Thiers by fourteen votes, Is re.
garded as significant.
~ Spain. !.
MADRID, July 22.--The crews of the Span
ishi men-of.war Almanza, Vittoria, Mendez
Nunez, and Fernando ell Catolica have re
volted. The Government has proclaimed
these vessels to be pirates, authorizing their
capture on the high seas by any foreign
Power and their treatment as pirates. sfil.
Decrees have been issued dismissing Gen
erals Contrens and Pierod, and removing
the civil governors of Cardoya, Murcia, Pom
leyidra, Leon, and 0rense.
General Payia has been appointed Captain
General of Andalusia and Estranadura.
Alicante has declared itself an independ
ent canton. 5..S.54s.. Fl.
A person has been arrested at Biarritz fol
attempting to assassinate Marshal Serrano.
A motion in the Cortes to ceusure the
Government for declaring the crews of the
insurgent Spanish frigates pirates was re-
jeeted by 11O to 80. s. E, ..,i3
It is reported that the 1heriau regiment
which the Government dispatched TO Car
thagena to aid in quelliDg the outbreak
there bad mutinied, and joined the insur-
gents in body at Vittoria. ,.1g.
There are 1000 Republican troops in Q
complete state Of decentralization and dis0r.
ganzation. Several Of the municipal off.
GERS have been murdered by the soldiers.
The Republican troops at Ciraugui sur.
rendered to the Carlsts on condition that
their lives should be spared; but in spite oi
the terms of surrender the Carlists shot q
number Of them after they had delivered up
their arms.
Don Alphonso has sent to the Spanish
Government formal proposition for the
arrangement of cartel for the exchange OF
prisoners.
The declaration of independence at Ali
cante was brought about by the arrival in
the harbor of the insurgent iroD-clad Vito
ria from Carthagena. She soon after sailed,
when the city returned to its loyalty to the
National Government. The Governor OF
Alicante has been arrested and will be tried
by court-martial for treason.
The minority of the Cortes have decided
to withdraw again.
The extraordinary heat continues without
abatement.
BAyoNNE, July 22.-News has been re.
ceved here through the Carlsts concern
lug the insurrection at Carthagena, which
throws additional light on the detection oI
the Spanish squadron in that port, which
was made the subject of Government de
cree and vote in the Cortes yesterday.
The insurgents, after gaining control OF
the city, seized the CASTILLO De Las Galeras,
strong fort on the west side of the harbor,
the entrance of which it commands com
pletely. This gave them control of two
lower batteries on the shore at the mouth ol
the harbor. They holsted the red flag Of the
Commune over these fortifcations and sum
moned the squadron lying in the harbor t
surrender. The crews--men in sympathy
with the insurgents-and the vessels fell int
their hands without opposition.
| The chief command Of the squadron j!
now entrusted to PasaS, who led the instr
rection in the naval arsenal at Ferrol, in the
province Of Corunna, some months ago.
The vessels thus taken by the insurgent
are: The Vittoria, iron-clad, twenty.fou
guns; Numancia, iron.clad, twenty-av,
guns; Petuan, iron-clad, forty guns !; Al
n,anza, screw frigate, forty-eight guns ant
the steamers Fernando ell Catolica, Ferro
lana, and Blasco Garay, not classified. Th
four vessels first named are among the fines
in the Spanish navy.
t Germany.
BERLIN, July 22.-Gustaye Rose, chenis
and mineralogist, is dead, aged seyenty-fye