, 1873-12-18


expression to their dissatisfaction at the
departure of the V:rginius, and their
disapproval Of the course of prominent
persons who favored the delivery of the
vessel. Two Spaniards who endeavor-
ed to pacify lhe mob were suddenly hus-
tied about, and several shots. believed
to be accidental, were fired. Crowd lin
gered around the palace until near mid
night, when Jovellar addressed them
and prevailed on them to go to their
houses.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 14.-Treasurv De-
partment is somewhat pressed for mon
ey. not only by the falling off in reven-
ues but by the extraordinary appropria
tions of $4,000 900 or $5.OOO.OOO for
Naval purposes and the approach of the
redemption of tbs twenty million loan
of 1858.
New YORK. Dec. 14.-agent of the
Havre line received information yester-
day that the steamer Ernest Moritz
Arnat, which ran ashore ON one OF the
Zetland Islands was got off and towed
into an English port.
Services in memory of the delegates
to the Evangelical Alliance who were
lost on board the Vile de Havre, were
held this evening in Madison Sqaure
Church. The Church was densely pack
ed. Short, addresses were delivered by
Rev. Philip Shauf. Rev. Howard Crosby,
Bishop James, and Revs. Tying Murray,
and Prim. DIR. Adams stated that a
collection be taken up for the families
of the deceased, and that a Committee,
consisting of Revs. Crane and Shaui
be appointed to receive contributions
during the week. -
Key West dispatch says the U. S. S.
Dispatch sails tonight with with offic-
ers from the flagship Worcester on
board and an extra crew of 80 men from
the Pawnee, to receive the Virginius
end probably take her to northern
port. The -ispatch will carry a full
complement OF officers selected fiom the
squadron to take charge of the Virgini
us. Naval officers are much dissatisfied
at the way in which the Spaniards are
carrying out the terms of the protocol
and think that proper respect has not
been shown this Government IL the
stealthy departure of Virginius from
Havana and her surrender at an obscure
port.
BosroN. Dec 14.-Prof. Agazzis died
this evening at 10. Is o'clock.
HAVANA, Dec. IA. Mau-of- war Isa-
bel la Catolic returned to this port to-
day. She left the Virginius in charge
of the Spanish gun boat at Bahia Hon
da. The Spanish steamer Bazan has
sailed from Santiago for Bahia Honda,
with the Firginius prisoners on board
1t is expected to arrive at the latter
rlace to morrow 1t has been arranged
that the Virginius and her surviving
passengers and crew shall be delivered
to the Americans at the same time in
H. ,1a,t HooJ,
Havana remains tranquil. Two bat
alions of volunteers are on duty for the
preservation of law and order and pa
trolls were established throughout the
city last night.
The Eingfeader of the demonstration
on Friday night has been ARRESTED and
will be tried by court martial.
Captain General Jonvel,ar, in speech
to tie volunteers to-day declared that
he knew all good citizens sided With him
and would assist in putting down any
disturbance.
PARIS, Dec. 14.-Elections were held
to-day in the Departments of Aude. Fin,
isterre and Seine for members of the
Assembly. Partial returns indicate the
election of Radical ,andidates in Aude
and Republicans in Finis ere and IL
Seine.
LONDON, Dec. 14.-Steamez' Biatra
has arrived at Liverpool from the Cole
Coast. She reports that on two BRITISH
vessels 75 men were down with the fe-
yer. The Biafar had seven deaths OF
board from typhoid Fever.
Dispatches to the Daily Nates say {
complete reconciliation has taken place
between CASTELAR, and Salmeron.
New YORK, Dec. ia letter receiv
ed from Chas. B. Wait. survivor of thu
Vile de Havre disaster, states that gale'
had lulled, day was fine, and the nigh
starlight, that Captain Surmont wa'
picked up swimming in the sea. Tha
surviving officers did everything posi-
BILE in their power. But the ship SUM
before it was possible to launch all thu
boats. Passengers think the secone
Lieutenant. who was lost, was response
BILE for the collision. Steamer lost ont
blade of her propeller in the gale two
days out. 1t was by Surmont's advice
that the passengers were transferred tc
ship Trimountain from Lochean which,
subsequently sunk at sea-. The ladies
at the time of the accident showed the
utmost cal nness and fortitude.
Steamship Greele remains agroune
in harbor and is .ischarging her cargo
Federal Connoil Of International
have repudia.ed platform.
Resolutions of working mems meet
ing on Thursday night lost.
Mendall's bill forbidding discrimina'
tion in Railroad Traffics is substantially