The Portland daily press., 1873-08-02

at Seviile-Carlists Defeated at POrtu-
galite with Heavy loss-The Rebel Fleet.
MADRID, Aug. LIN the Cortes to-day
resolution of censure directed against the nsur-
gent deputies was adopted by vote of 1875 to
Is.
The Majurara tobaddo factory, the last ref
uge of the insurgents in Seville, has been cap
tured by the troops, and a large number of
prisoners taken, among whom are several for
eigners and members of the international So
ciety.
The Carlist force, 1000 strong attacked Port
ugalite, seven miles from Bilboa, in the morn
ing The garrison made successful defense,
and the Carlsts were defeated with heavy loss
and driuen over Galindo river.
The arsenal in Cadz still holds out for the
government The Republican fleet opened a
bombardment upon the positions occupied by
the insurgents in San Fernando. The govern
ment troops in Seville captured twenty cannon.
Parcelles, the prominent instigator of the
Carthagena insurrection, has been arrested.
The insurgentory fleet which left the harbor
of Almeria, was last seen heading for Malaga.
Two other frigates in the hands of the rebels
are in Malaga trying to raise contributions
from the citizens Four German men-of-wars
are in the harbor watching them.
Capture of satelIa.
SAN FRANCISCO, Su1y 31-The Carlists an
nounce that Don Carlos captured Satella with
the entire garrison, which surrendered as pris-
oners of war.
Ihe w euther I'm England.
LONDON, Aug Rain accompanied by thun-
der and lightning prevails in London and vicn-
ty. Elsewhere throughout England the wealth
er is fine and favorable for growing crops
The Trial of the bank of England For
The trial of the forgers ON the Bank of Eng
land, takes place the 18th inst, at the Old Bal
ley before Mr.. Archibald. Mr. Clifford will con-
duct the prosecution, and the prisoners will be
of cd hat
all the accused will plead guilty.
Adjournment Of the Tichborne Case.
The trial of the Tichborne claimants has been
adjourned till Tuesday next, in consequence of
the continued illness of one of the jurors. Mr.
Keanaby, the leading counsel for tine defence,
will commence his address upon the re sumption
of the trial, and will probably occupy four days.
That Marriage Portion.
The bill granting e25,O per annum to the
Duke of Edinburgh as a marriage portion came
up to-day for a third reading. Mr.. Dixie made
a Ions. speech against the grant. Mr. Gladstone
sistent opposition to the bill as Indecent Mr.
Muntz, the member for Birmingham, protested
against the epithet indecent and eMr. Glad
stone withdrew the offensive expression Mr..
solemnized according to forms of the Church
of England; Mr., Gladstone distinctly and alb
solutely declined to answer the question.
Mr., Anderson, the member for Glasgow,
the Duke of Edinburgh succeeding to tie
Grand Duchy of Sake Cobourg the anmty
cease.
After further debate, the amendment was
Withdrawn and the bill passed in concurrence
The election for member of Parliament for
Greenwich takes place tomorrow. The con-
test is close and excited, and there has been
some riOting.
San Domino Troubles
NEW YORK, Aug. lit is rumored that for
some days past an agent of the Santo Domingo
insurgents has been in this city purchasing
arms, and a shipment of 1000 has been made
| to point within the reach and control of the
revolutionists.
Copies of the proclamation issued in opposi-
ton to Baez have lust arrived, one of which de-
nounces Bonaventura Baez as subverting the
will of the people and as traitor to his country
and its interests. 1t also denOunces the treaty
or agreement with the SANTANA Bay Company
as destructive of national independence.
The letter says the revolution was initiated at
| Guavabin Oh the 1st of June, and the insur-
gents succeeded in gathering force to meet the
| government troops at Carnero, aud defeated
| them on the 18th. A private account received
| states that Baez' troops left 100 dead on the
| field and since the battle assertions have been
| numerous. These deserters are treated well by
| the leaders of the Insurgents who are trying to
| disproye The report circulated that they are
Haytiens. The revolutonist force will soon
| march on Santiago. The opposition to Baez is
daily growing stronger through the opposition
of the Dominion to the SANTANA Bag Company,
which it is alleged has failed to fulfil any of
| the promises for the improvement of the terri
tory coded to it.
| CarIist aid i'm Cuba.
KEY WEST, Aug. Mail advices from
| Havana to the 29th ult have been received, con-
| tanning the following: The government has OBJ
tanned possession of important documents, re-
| vealing clandestine labors of the Carlists ID
this province and eliminating Quijano, counsel
| for the transatlantic Steamship Co., and le-
! gal agent for several wealthy merchants of Ha-
| vana. Other persons are implicated, and are
| under surveillance. The arrest of some prom
| lnent men are rumored. In searching the
| house of Quijano 100000 in gold were found,
which he sale was collected here to be sent to
| England to further the cause of the Carlists
| Tribune calls upon the government to embargo
the property of the -Carlist conspirators in Ha-
vana.
The commissioners sent by the Captain Cen
| eral to the insurgents have returned after an
| interview with Cespedes, who firmly refused to
| enter into any negotiations. Several engage
ments had taken place lately near Principe,