London, July 10.
Spanish accounts of the fighting in Northern Portugal state that the Royalists sustained 283 casualties.
Telegrams from Lisbon state that 150 Royalists surrendered at Chaves, The fact that a section of the population rose in sympathy with the Royalists is shown by telegram from Lisbon, which was received last, evening, which states that the inhabitants of Cabeceiras-de-Basto were offering " stout resistance and repulsed the troops who were storming the place with machine guns served by the villagers. Three columns of the Republican army now surround the village.
A naval lieutenant who was sus. pected of Monarchist leanings was shot dead in the streets of Lisbon where @ great demonstration in fa-your of the Government was being Joam Almeida, one of the Royalists who was captured at Chaves on the th instant, is a follower of Dom Miguel and not an African' officer as stated previously.
Lisbon, July 10.
The Republicans again attacked Cabeceiras-de-Baeto and found the village empty, the inhabitants baving fled to the mountains.
Captain Couceiro has again entered Spanish territory.
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