New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-10
FRENCH DEFEAT ARABS
-,ruT NE4R CAS4BLANC4.
,,,.rsb;ps IN Action-Other Moroc-
cou Cities Reported Quiet.

.rg o-News has been received here
+ribesmen, who had gathered from
ma -oundin, country TO the number OF
uH t,,4aDd ID six thousand, swept down on
- Drudes camp, outside Casablanca, yes
of7e-roon They were driven off with
HE loss Later they renewed the at
-, and again were sepulsed. The French
- are in splendid condition and spirits.
-s-ships supported them during the. at
- by keeping ID steady shell fire on the
ho-senen -, g. ~--,,--
- here today he received a letter from
- AMIR. the Military Governor of Casa
go officially approving the action Of the
- forces and asking the aid Of France in
.-si,+;nr punishment upon agitators.
- 1s-eS- advices received here do not con-
-bA reported bomhardment Of Mazagan-
.s-5oes from 9Gogador dated August say
.---tfire was quiet there then, and that no
'-.rfle was apprehended unless European COM
-r-s+iops resulted from the bonbardnent OF
rr--ebIanc2 Morocco City is quiet
1l7--h=r particulars OF the bombardment Of
-..shlsnca show that when Admiral Philiberts
os-7r arrived of that pert the arInored crui-
- condo and Gloire boTnbarded the outskirts
= - -5rv while the Jeanne dare shelled the
~ ousrreY. As soon as the foreign legion
,--5ss +he gates were battered down. the SOL
5;s-s took possession Of The ramparts and the
s.-ss,s were cleared by the infantry with the
ne q raui5 fire guns
TIE Du Chayla. before sailing for MaZagan,
,stgs for some troops TO land there, but Ad-
-ri-aI PhIlibert declined. say z that he was IN
~. 70 spare them He seIlr the Auiral Aube
~ reinforce the Du. Chayla-
me French warships Condo and Galilee are
81 Rsbat. and the Du Chayla is still at Mazagan-
Admiral PhilIbe-t has issued a proclamation
r- both places warning the natives that the
ls,sr act # hostility against Europeans will re-
sui in the destruction Of the towns
TOWN OF CAPE JUDY SACKED.
TIE town Of Cape JUDY. on the west coast Of
africa, was attacked on July so by the Aituyusa
and Aitdjeulal tribes Many men Of the gar
-isar were killed and the remainder were made
T-sone-s The Governor escaped IN a boat TO
me sort on Fuerteventura Island. opposite Cape
Jpby. The rebel tribesmen looted the town.
Advices from Nogador sdd that the rebels
s1so -iTaEed q caravan from Adrar-
c,uiet had been restored AZ Casablanca and the
fanatics and hostile tribesnen who invaded the
ri-v had been driven out when the French
cruiser Forbin. which arrived here this morning.
lsfr thai port All the Europeans and others
-Eho sought refuge the steamers in the bay
had relanded and returned 10 their homes.
LARGE PART OF CAsABLANCA IN RUINS.
Mach o. the city Of Casablanca is practically
the European quarter being extensively dam
srsd. the aGarships having directed the fire Of
.fei- guns on that part Of Casablanca with the
inject u Stopping the footing Of the Moo-s- The
hosies Of those who were killed in the recent
fighting have slzoe been piled UP in the streets
and are being buried as quickly IS possible
-Four berral5ons Of Spanish infantry with
-susa n-e Guns which have been stationed at
gIzecirss. near Gibraltar. have been ordered 10
Morocco.
n response 10 the urgent request Of the Brit
ISL Consul at Nazagaa. e short distance south
west u CasabIanca, a steamer was sent to-day
from here 10 that port
The Spanish cruiser Rio de Ia Plata, from
Cadiz has arrived at Casablanca 10 REINFORCE
.he International feet.
Casa5lanca Is now in complete possession OF
the French ana Spanish forces. Of the former
about two thousand men are ashore ana others
are ready TO land at short notice
MURDER, PLUMBER AND ARSON.
Horrible details Of the slaughter OF Jews, the
rnsltreatrnent OF women and the pillage and
burning OF shops at Casablanca are told by
passengers who arrived here last night by
steamer from that port. They say that after
the bo1nbard-nent OF the place began both the
Moorish soldiers and the Arabs revenged them
selves on the inhabitants, pluudering, killing
and burning on q! sides They sacked the Gus
ION house and burned a large part OF the CITY
whose streets were SO filed with decomposlhg
bodies that al epidemic was threatened Among
the Jews killed was q man under the protectlon
q the British Consulate. His sisters were as
saultsd and carried of by Moors.
Many feats Of heroisTn both by French ana
Spanish sailors are recounted-
The steamer Erair, which left Mazagan yester-
day and arrived here to-day, reports that me
town Was cl1iet when she sailed The French
cruiser Iu Chayla was anchored OF Mazagan-