, 1873-09-02
Tho Complication Growing Out Of tho Sciz-
ure Of tho Spanish lron-Clads.
The British Admiral Says He Will Take
Them from the Harbor
Of Cartagena.
Threats Of Retaliation Made by
the Insurgcnts---'rhe Forts
Will Open Fire.
Five Persons Killed in a Colliery Explo-
sion in Wales,
SPAIN.


BAYoHSE, Sept. 1.-TJlo Carlist troopa hnya
entered Cantayiza, nui arc threatening Caopa,
III tho Province of saragossa. Tho place is
earrisonod by small body Of Republican
troops. Tho Carllsta claim TINT tho deAertions
from tho Republican ranks arc worry frequent,
and that moBt Of tho dosartors tako service with
Don Carlos.
MADRID, Sept. 1.-Roar-Admral Alden haa
gono to Barcelona in the tlag-ship Wabaah.
Tho English residents have all fled from Car
tagena, III anticipation Of I'LL attack from Con.
Campos upon the insurgents. Tho provisions
Of tho rabois are IN tho town al,d nearly exhaust
cl, and tho men mrs raitling Oil tbs shops and
private houses to obtain food.
Among the many reports concerning tho iu-
tentionH Of Don Carlos, in tho event OF his auc-
ceHs, is one thai ho has promised tho priests to
ro-eBtab]ish tho 1nqaisit,on.
publishes further particulars Of tho negotiations
between British Vice-Admiral Yelycrtotl and tho
Cartegann insurgents In regard to tue removal
Of the Spanish iron-clads AEmaua and Vittoria.
Upon notice from tho Admiral of Ills intentions
the forts would opon fire upon the British aquad-
ron if tho attempt Was madc This WAS OIL tho
29th. The ram Numancia waR brought to anchor
at tho entrance OF EHco1nbrora Day
hag-nhip, and the two vessels lay with their
broadsideB towards each other. The Lord War.
den carries eighteen guns. md is all iron-plated
scrov-Btoamor Of 1850 tonA. The Numancia ia
oil iron.olad steamer, and carries forty G8-pound-
er8. On tho Goth, Vico-Admiral Yovorton re-
Piled that he would allow forty hours for recon-
sideration, at tho expiration Of which tmo ha
would take tho vessels. On tho 30tll scnor Ague-
las communicated to Vice-Admiral Yolyerton tho
llopo Of the Junta that tho affair might bo am-
icably arranged. No Inter intelligence has been
received from, Cartagena, but it is believed that
the lnsurgont Juntn intend to propose co1n-
promise, by which they should consent to tho
removal Of tho AEmana aud Vlttoria, on condition
that they bo held at Gibratnr under q guarantee
from tho British commander not to surrender
them to tho Spanish authorities until
the diffcroucos between the Madrid
Government and tho Junta Of Carta-
gena arc settled. Thoro is little doubt
that tho insurgents will attack the British tlees
If they attempt to remove the Spanish Vessels
without coming to some agreement Oh tho Sub
1ect.
MADRID, Sept. 1.--lho members Of the In
surgent 1uuta at Cartagona, already reported
to hnvo been arrested by Qaiyacz, ona Of their
colleagues, aro sauyellc, 1nsnrgent Minister Of
Finance, and Gen. ControraH President Of tho
Junta. The latter wns quickly released, aud
tho CAUSE of hiH arrest il not known. Sallvcllo
is charged by Galvaez with treachery to tho Jun-
to, and with having altered aud fa|gi1od commu-
nications Of Vico-Adniral Yelycrton to the Junta.
It secmB that in the beginning OF tho affair with
the British Commodore, Snuyelle WAS named by
the Junta to carry on the negotiations OH thcir
behalf.