Darlington & Richmond Herald. — 1874-07-18 (Darlington, Durham, England)

SAN-TA/gime, Saturday.—lt is confirmed that the German corresponclent, llerr Schmidt, was among the prisoners shot by the Carlists at Estella.  According to Carnet statements he was exeecuted as a warning to foreign correspondents generally. These executions have created a great sensation, and it is expected that severe measures will be adopted by the Republican commanders.  Marshal Zahala is advancing towards Ebra, by way of Lerin and Lodosa. MADRID, Friday, 7.15 p.m.—lt is officially stated that although a large number of Carlists have fallen into the hands of the Republicans in the course of the war, not one has been shot by them. Munn), Saturday.—According to a report issued by the Pamplona Railway Company, tho Carlists, in 1873, burned nineteen stations and forty-nine houses, destroyed nine bridges, 400 kilometres of telegraph, and numerous carriages, and murdered several railway officials while on duty. The Army of the North, which, na already announced, is being divided into three corps under Generals Moriones, Ceballos, and Las. ems, will number in all 80,000 men. The garrison of Bilbao has been reinforced. The brigands who captured Mr Haselden now demand a ransom of 10,0001. Mr Haselden's family have offered half that sum. MADRID, Friday. Dorregarry, the Carlist commander, has issued a memorandum, severely stigmatising the conduct of the Republican troops, and declaring that he intends waging war without truce or mercy. On the other side, the Spanish 31,nister of Foreign Affairs has instructed the representatives of Spain abroad to deny the accounts made by Dorregarry as unworthy fabrications. Marshal Zaballa has ordered that the Carlists shall be dealt with in a most energetic, manner. A denial is given to the news of Herr Herrasn, a German subject, having been shot. General Moriones is at Tafalla, and Marshal Zaballa at Lagio-no. _ _  • BOURGHADA ME, S anday.—Three thousand Carlists, with artillery, have arrived before Puzcuda, which they attacked this morning. The women and children of the town have taken refuge here. __ _ _  BAYONNE, Sun day.—The Princess Marguerite, wife of Don Carlos, has returned to Pan, in Prance. An English vesssel has landed 25 Krupp guns and 200 cases of ammunition. MA.nutn, Sunday.—Official advice s announce that the Republican troops have had successful engagements with the Carlists it, the neighbourhood of Bilbao. MADRID, Tuesday.—Marbhal Serrano is expected to-morrow to preside at a Cabinet Council, Nvbir..ll it is believed will be of an important character. Three Spanish delegats to the Vienna Sanitary Conference leave Madrid this evening. Bunt a MADAME, Monday.—The Carlists Yesterday fired 125 cannon shots against Payeerda, but with small effect. They afterwards fell back a few miles to await reinforcements from Olot. Sahalls joined them yesterday. SANTANDER, :\ fonday.—The Carlists remoin 'll force in this neighbourhood, and their colliIn de Valdespina, ander, the Marquis who has ,eight battalions under his orders, seized a large nerd of cattle last night at Carranga, on his Way from Bilbao. MADRID, Wednesday.___Reports are current al an impending Ministerial Crisis. Senor Zaballa is unwell, and it is said he is likely to retire with Senor Comacho.