New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-30
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE CARLIST WAR

THE CARLIST WAR.
DEATH OF MARSHAL CoNCHA-GEN. ZABALA TO BE
HIS SUCCESSOR ACCOUNTS OF THE FIGHTING
BEFORE EsTELLA-wTHDRAwAL OF THE REPUB-
LICAN ARMY TO A POINT EIGHT MILES FROM
EsTELLA.
MADRID. Monday, June %, 1874.
Dispatches were received by the Government this
morning conveying the startling intelligence that
Marshal COncha was killed yesterday in an attack
by the Republican troops upon Carlist intrench-
ment at Muro three kilometers from Estella.
When the Matt, nal forces learned of the death
of their commander they returned to their former
positions without disorder leaving trophy in the
hands of the enemy.
The command of the Republican army will now
be taken by Gen. Zabala, President of the Council
and Minister of War.
Senior Cotoner will succeed Gen. Zabala as Minister
of War; and Senior Sagasta Minister OF the Interior.
becomes President of the Council.
Beside Marshal COncba, one Brigadier and two
staff officers were killed in the attack of the Repub
lcans upon the Carlist intrenchment at Muro yes
terday. Gen. Martinez Compos commands the
Army of the North until the arrival of Gen. Zabala.
By orders from Madrid, the whole army has fallen
back to Lerin, eight miles from Estella.
Official dispatches place the loss of the National
troops IN the engagement before Estella at 800.
Marshal COncha, after taking Abarzuza, marched
directly upon Estella. He found the CaIlists
massed at Muro behind intrenchments. general
charge was ordered. Gen. Concha placed himself at
the of the troops, taking his position in tho
center of the first line. While advancing rapidly
with the entire line he received ball in the chest,
fell from his horse and died almost the instant he
touched the ground.
Gen. Echague then took command and ordered
the army to retreat to Larraga, and Tafalla.
MADRID, Monday, June 2e-Evening.
Marshal Serrano has just arrived In the city.
Eighteen cannon have been dispatched to tn Army
Of the North The Government is organizing fifty
battalions for immediate service The spirit OF the
army is still good, aud q very determined feehng
prevails in Madrid
The body of Marshal Concha will arrive here to-
morrow, and will have an imposing funeral.
BAYoNNE Monday, June %, 1874.
Tho following account of the recent fighting before
Fstela and the death of Marshal Concha is derived
from Carlst sources:
The Republcans made their first attack on the left
bank OF the River EGa Thursday and followed u up
h Caritss from their first line deenses. The next
day Saturday, they attempted to carry ny assan the
atacs they driven back IN dssrSs
Their retreat became rout when Marsas IN
Killed and wounded and missing is 1000 Gen Echague
entire o SyT ST ths extTaordnay
lery Tue assault was MADE duIlng ohe Su h da9
ou~e00S~
PARIS, Monday, June qe-Evening.
The death of Gen. Concha is considered here an
event of great political Importance 1t is believed
that Concha intended to proclaim Prince Alphonso
King as soon as the campaign against the Carists
was brought to a successful issue, and the Madrid
| Government deeply mistrusted him.
| RELATIONS OF CANADA TO GREAT BRITAIN.
MIR. p1sRAELI QUESTIONED WITH REGARD TO TIE
PROSPECT OF CANADIAN SECESSION.
LONDON, Monday, June 10, 1874.
Tn the House of Commons this evening Mr.
Jenkins called attention TO an article IN to-days
Standard which declared that the policy OF the Canadian
Government aimed ut secession TO the oultea etaes
He asked Mr. Dsraeli il there were any grounds Tor
charging the Canadian Government with such designs
Mr. Disraeu replied that did not consider 1t the
outy Of the find grounds for allegations
contained anonymous paragraphs ane@spapet;
put sbs House that the relations OF the
mipion and Imperial Government we're most coroia
and satisfactory
ENGLISH AGRICULTURAL LABORERS.
. JorpyYY OF THE LOCKED-oUT MEN THROUGH
THE AGRICULTURAL DISTRICTS UNDERTAKEN.
LONDON. Monday, June 20. 1874
denutation of 100 lOcked-Out farm laborers
started from New Market to-day, on journey through
the agricultural Districts in the course OF which they
W
14e,r route lies through Cambridge. Potion BEDFORD
nInev Northampton, Weldon. and coventry 70 DIT
winCbam A large assembisge Of their fellowaporers
their departure aud cheered them
tcally.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRES IN vOLHYN1A.
LONDON. Monday, June ~, 1874
The last Russian papers received In TINS CITY
contain reports Of very destructive nres at Berdtchev
On the of Volhynia town innabiteo mostly
INV Jews re ono day destroyed go houses Inc next
there was another conagration Involving the ioss
os a. many more buildings. The two sucoeedine aays
hs Town vas again visited by fros by whicn wnoee
sass we're laid ia ashes Thousands OF pocsons were
made homeless /
TROUBLES IN CENTRAL ASIA.
BERLIN. Monday, June 20. 1874.
The Norddeutsche Allgenteine Zeifan0 IN an
.,,,oe under the heading, Fresh Complications In
,,a saws: Caravans arriving from Cen'faI Asia
tr ronorts that Yakoob Beg arninG against knssA
i Tsel be is nso possibility COLLISION be-
fween Russia aud China
THE POPE GROWING WEAKER DAILY.
LONDON, Tuesday, June 90 1874.
The correspondent of The Daily Aers teie-
ovapbs from Rome that the Pope Ia growing weaker
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