The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-25
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Herald Special Report from
Cartagena.
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The Piracy PronounceDent Of
President Salmercn Cause
of Popular Panic.
Anchors Still Down Amidst Intense
Alarm.
Insurgent Levies of Men and
Money.
Prussian Action for the Preservation Of Peace
and the Rights Of Property.
American and British Flags
at Malaga.
The lnsurgent Iron-Clad Cap
tured by the Germans.
Will Hohenzollern Assume the Crown
Of the Hidalgo?
Pfussian Action for the Preservation Of Peace
and the Rights Of Property.
American and British Flags
at Malaga.
The Insurgent Iron-Clad Cap
tured by the Germans.
Will Hohenzollern Assume the Crown
of the Hidalgo?
1ElEeRAMs TO the new YORK HERALD.

1ElEeRAMs TO THE new YORK HERALD.
The following special despatch to the
HERALD has been received by way of London
from our correspondent at Cartagena,
SPAIN
LONDON, July "a, 1873
The HERALD correspondent at Cartagena
reports specially, under date of the 23d inst,
as follows:-
The decree issued by TIE Spanish President,
Sefior Salmeron, declaring the rebel ships of
the republican navy pirates, caused a great
panic, and the remaining vessels will not leave
port for Malaga as at first intended.
THREATS OF woU1D-BE TRAITORS.
Violent threats are made against Salmeron
and other members of the Madrid government
by parties who sympathize with the mutt
neers.
PRUssIAN VIGILANCE AGAINST PRIvATEERs.
Later reports circulated in Cartagena state
that the Prussian frigate Frederic Charles has
captured the rebel gunboat vigilante, of the
Spanish navy.
MUNICIPAL ALARM.
Antonio Galvez is in command of the forces
operating abroad, on the road between Tore
vega and Cartagena. The city of Carta-
gena is alarmed The troops in the garrison
are kept under arms.
aERMANIsM FOR GOVERNMENT.
The Prussian Consul has hoisted his flag
and threatened to burn several residences
which are situated in the principal street of
the city.
FOREIGN FLAGS IN PORT AT MALAGA.
The United States war ship Shenandoah,
Captain Clark II. Wells, and a British man-of-
war are in port at Malaga
French Report Of Party Secession
from tho Madrid Pariiament-Insur-
gent Levy on the City of Cartagena.
BAYoNNE, July "a, 1873.
Advices received here from Carlist sources
state that the minority in Cortes intend to
leave Madrid and go to Cartagena, where
they purpose establishing a separate govern
ment They are endeavoring to induce Ssfor
ri y Margall to accompany them.
FEELING FOR THE FINANCES.
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insurgents at Cartagena have enlisted 10000
men, of different nationalities, in their cause
and increased their forced contribution upon
the inhabitants to 5000.
ImERTx WITHOUT FRATERNITY.
Colonel Naza has left Madrid for the pur-
pose of fomenting an instruction in the
province of Jaen.
His arrest has been ordered by the govern
ment
Provincial Disintegration and Oppo-
sitiOn to the Republic.
MADRID, July "a, 1873.
A collision between the inhabitants of Va
lencia and the republican troops in that city
is apprehended.
Desertions from the government forces in
Valencia continue.
The War steamer vigilante Captured
BY the Prussians.
MADRID, July "a, 1873.
The Prussian frigate despatched by the
German Consul in pursuit of the Span
ish war steamer vigilante, which was
captured by the insurgents, overhauled
and captured her en- route for Almeria, whittier
she was bound for the purpose of proclaiming
that province an Independent canton.
Sefor Galvez, Deputy to the Cortes, was
in command of the vigilante.
The German Ambassador has offered to de-
liver the captured vessel into the hands of the
government
MUNICIPAL DEFENCE AGAINST RESURRECTION
AND ROYALTY.
despatch from the town of Fgueras, in
the Province of Corona, says the gates of the
city have been closed, tho streets barricaded
and the authorities were prepared for defence
against the insurgents.
A number of Carlists have been arrested.