Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-21

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sasIsi Ji 1T unfr'tuily designs iu
Gaia
Mmruis Nov ~ soldiers have
retained frun Upton county -
Many nesroes had gathered, bat no
disorder rrporloi,
MAsniNGIuN. Nov. li.-lhe
World says, since our publication oi
all ihr Facts in connection with the
Cul,an expedition the utmost aeliv'
ily has bccn observable az ihe Oliice
al the United States Mashal, II is
probable that the tlibuslers will
have great trouble in getting a YES
.sel through the Aarrows, as the Wig
ilance OF the guards there haas been
rcdoubled, and no vessel with con
lraband OF war or without proper
clearance papers will DO allowed to
pass the forts,
The guns Of FL, Lafayette have
been directed 50 as 10 bear upon any
YES 81 departing Tor hostile | urposos
against lhe territory Of a friendly
power like Spain,
The Star says, editorlally, the re-
bellion in Cuba proves Ia loo n more
/ formidable aud extensive urganiEa'
lion than was supposed, The in
surreclionisls appear To be- well arm
ed aud disciplined, aud have shown
soldier like qualities in the various
conflicts that have taken place with
the Government troops troops that
caused great uneasincss TO the nn,
lhorilcs at Havana, Tho rcpO ted
victories claimed by the Govern
mcnt over the insurgents turned out
from late aud we'll authenticated
accounts To have been defeats.
The insurgents hold II column of
men near llolgian, another IN Cas-
CORA, not very many leagues fran
city of Puerto Principe, another six
leagues from Munsuuviilo, and II filth
at twelve leagues from santa dc
Cuba. They hold the two district
capitals OF Bag ANA aud Jiguami,
aud also Baranlan, Cuntomugara
aud other lesser towns. The great
drawback To their success is tho
wan, Of arms, but this is expected
to hc in part rcmedicd by tho rcccp-
ton ofiifcs and ammunition already
purchased in other countries.
The revolution was in preparation
tor more than two years broke out
rather precipitatciy because of the
discovered trcachery Of several Of
the leading plotters. The insur.
gents have provisional govern
mcnt, Seniors Aguilcra and Cespedes
ut its head, organized and functiona.
ting at Bayamo, and it is said an
envoy may shortly be looked for at
Washington to ask for recognition.
Grant has gone to West Point.
Returning, will remain week IN
New York.
Schofcld and Seward are absent
from the Cabinet to day.
Recent Investigations entirely eX-
culpatc Jacob Thompson from COM
pIicity in the Indian Trust Fund
defacatiop of 1860.
The President, McCulloch and
Evarts had long consultation after
Cabinet meeting.
Treasurer Spinner's report is pub
lished. Expenditures have incroas-
ed, us compared with last year, In
terror 81, 900, 900, Civil Department
:, 100000 War Department 1880,
including, however, s3S, 900, 900 for
Amount of interest paid
on public debt in coin, Sl00,75O, 900; =
$50, 100000. {
SYRACUSE, N. Y, Nov. 13.-The "
Sherman House and number of ,
adjacent buildings burned. Loss /
S130, 600. a
New ORLEANS, Nov. 13.-Gen
Harry 7. Hays says his name con q
nected with the Cuban expedition !
is without the slightest ground
lie has no knowledge of it except ;
that gained from the public prints, )
and cannot be induced to participate i
in tiIibustering scheme, and has no
designs upon Cuba, unless under n n
The authority of the United States
government.
New YORK, Nov. 14.-Gcn. W. {
F Smith telegraphed the Captain
General Of Cuba that there is no
ruth in the rumor Of his connection
With the tilibustering enterprise. N
Lersundi in his reply, begs Smith =,
% assist in discouragingsuch unlaw d
al enterprises. al
WASHINGTON, Nov 14-Private -
English advices state that England
her claims to joint oc- d
'upacy Of the Island of San Juan, u
giving the United States control of
'ugct Sound.
The convention by Johnson and :
stanley for the settlement of the Al
bama claims will reach here for
pprovat on the 23d
The 10Th infantry, which recent, y
y left here for Tennessee is ordo ed v,
o Texas I'll I'll
1t is stated that the Spanish Min al al
'ter has gone. He visited Seward hi
n regard to reported filibuStering m
lovements on Cuba Seward don't ii
egard the movement of sufficient al
Importance to claim attention of his
apartment, but should an emer-
ency arise in movements deroga- I,
Dry TO the rights of Spain, it will g
e promptly arrested. Sr
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