The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-11-26

fuses Personal Intercourse arM the
Spanish Minister, bit Concludes to
remain at Madrid.
New YoRk, Nov. 2I-The- Terald's spec;.l at
Madrid of the 10th says of the situation there is a
grave and serious misunderstanding between Sick
els aud the Spanish Cabinet.
On the arrival of the news of the Viroiuius Presi
dent Ghastcllar called at the United States gisla-
ton and expressed regret aud ordered tAe Ruspen-
sion of the sentence When Secretary Fish tele-
les sent a note at two O'Clock in the morning de-
handing the stay. The Foreign Secretary answer
ed Questioning the accuracy of the information
aud intimated that General Sickes action was not
\ authorized.
Thereupon Minister Sicklcs, in the name of the
United States addressed formal protest aoainst
the inhunane butcherias, and in the name Of the
! United States again demanded that they should
enforce obedience 70 orders in Cuba and Insisted
on the rights Of Americans to be tried under the,
treaty of 1886 He complained that the american
Counsel at Santiago was prevented from using the
telegraph to washington. The Spanish Secretary
answered, that the matter was wholly n1uuicioaI
sffsir between Spain and the Yirginius pirates
Spain could not tolerate American interference
The interview ended by General iekels demanding
that Spain should enforc the order OF the Caljuef
to Cuba for the suspension OF the executions
The Spanish Minister Of Foreign Affairs hauohtilv
declined to permit General Sickles to discuss the
municipal affairs of Cuba The interview terminus
ted ungrily, Sickes saying he Wonld hold no NOR.
personal, but only Official relations with the Min
izter. .*t
Public feeling runs high. The Spaniards blame
say they will welcome war. Minister SickIe5 does
not see how can be avoided, as Spain will con-
| coed nothing, and public opinion will prevent
President Chastelar from makeng any concessions
There is no use i'll the United States trifing any
more on the subject. Spanish s8ubbornness rem
ders the making of concessions impossible
WASHINGTON, Nov. 21-noorl Dispatches re-
ceived by the Secretary Of State are eoafrmatory
in part OF the special telegram from Madrid in re-
gard to the demonstrations against Minister Sick
les, though the Secretary is Of the opinion that
newspaper specials are somewhat exaggerated,
American legislation was promptly dispersed by
the Government and there Is doubt here in
official circles but that the authorities at Madrid
are fully capable of preventing any outbreak
The position of Minister Siekles is very uncoul-
Portable, but il is not believed taat any violation
will be offered, Mr. Slekles telegraphs that the
Spanish officials equal to the emergency Min
ister kckles is hoFley in communication with the
state Department, aud his dispatches indicate the
existence Of very strong feeling against the
United States Mr.. Fish submitted a number of
kilograms from Minister Sickles to the Cabinet
meeting. to-day and the session which has just
commeced, viii prsbablo be one of the most inter-
esting and serious meeting since the commence
ment of the present complications The members
Of che Cabinet this morning seem to DO very seri-
in their extended discussion IN All places ms to
the probabilities If than has yet been noticed
at the same tneso 80 far as has been made known.