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The New York herald., 1873-12-05
THE SITUATION AT WASHINGTON.

The Delivery OF tho Virginius-Cap-
tain General Joveilar's Plea for
Time-u Is Granted.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 4, 1879
Neither the time when nor the place where
the virginius is to be delivered has been agreed
upon.
Captain General Jovear has telegraphed to the
Madrid government, as well as to Admiral Polo,
the Spanish Minister in Washington that, while
he recognized the Importance OF faithfully execut
ing the orders OF his government in respect to the
virginius, he begged TO call attention to the pres.
ent excited condition OF the sland his recent
arrival among the people OF Cuba and the numer-
ous Influences at work on all sides to foment a
spirit OF resistance to the edIcts OF the Spanish
government.
DANGER oE PRECIPITATION.
This being the situation OF afairs, he asks II 1t
would NOT be wise on the part Of the United
States. to refrain from insisting upon absolutely
immediate delivery OF the virginius, and pledges
faithful obedience to the orders OF his government
The New York herald., 1873-12-05
THIRD DESPATCH.

The City Moro Quiet-nIildcr Mon Hope
Down-The People Resolved Not To Sur
render the virginius TO tho United
statcs-In Case or United States In
sistance All the Authorities Will Abdi-
cato.
HAVANA, Dec. 4-Night.
The city continues to be quiet. The aspect
of the virginius question is unchanged
MILDER TONE ASSUMED.
Many influential Spaniards in conversation
tonight express the opinion that further
difficulties can be avoided,
PROVIDED THE CONDITIONS OF THE SURRENDER
OF THE vIRGINIUs BE CHANGED.
They are not unwilling to see her delivered
into the hands of a neutral Power and the
question of her right to bear the American
flag decided by arbitration.
WILL NOT SURRENDER TO AMERICANS.
The majority of the people are determined
not to permit the surrender of the Virginius
directly to the Americans, and if this is in
insisted on there will be q serious conflict.
Calm people express the hope that
THE UNITED STATES WILL WAIVE THE QUESTION
of direct delivery. The authorities are willing
to obey the mandates of CASTELAR,, but the
Spaniards will not consent to direct surren-
der to the Americans
THE AUTHORITIES TO ABDICArE.
If CASTELAR, and the government of the United
States insist the authorities will be compelled
to abdicate
oMINoUs FoREBoDING.
The situation is extremely complicated, and
nobody can foretell the result.
NO UNITED STATES VESSEL IN PoRT-oNE BRITISH
MAN-oF-wAR.
There is no naval vessel of the Unites States
in port.
One British man-of-war is here.
THE PEOPLE WILL NOT HAVE THE PROTOCOL.
Everything hinges on the manner in which
the Virginius is to be delivered. The authori-
ties cannot count on the support of the people
in carrying out the surrender.
BIIrIsHEEs LOOKING AFTER THEIR INTERESTS.
A number of Englishmen have arrived in
Havana to look after their commercial inter-
ests in peril.
The New York herald., 1873-12-05

Cuban forces that may remain loyal 60 its autnor-
ity. Such virtual alliance with the CASTELAR,
government In the interests OF common sell
defence and good government as this proposition
conveys Is believed to have been virtually
brought about by the negotiations OF the past few
days. The, United States. appearing IN the char
acter OF friends both OF the CIbans and the re-
publican government OF Spain, will be complete
masters OF the situation, entitled on the
one hand 10 insist without offence TO
Spain upon the immediate pacifcation OF
the island, the total abolition of slavery and
the establishment OF the political rights OF the
Cuoans, and, on the other. armed with the
means OF supporting the Spanish govern
ment in its measures or pacihcation eman-
cpation and reicrm against the repellious
shareholders. Besides the incidental al
vantage to American interests resulting from
such solution OF the question 1t is considered as
beyond doubt thar the natural relations be-
tween this country and Cuba Will De so far recog-
nized by the home government as TO induce 1t to
grant. without importantly. fair reciprocity OF
commerce.
The New York herald., 1873-12-05
SECOND DESPATCH.

Meeting or Leading Merchants of Ia-
vana-Alrsady Preparing for War
Vessels To he Purchased-VoIuntary Of
fers Of War Steamers and Arms-voIun-
teers To DO Organized-2csignati OF
Colonial Minister soler and the Po-
.litical Governor.
HAVANA, Dec. 4-Evening
The Voz de Cuba says the leading merchants
of Havana held o meeting this morning to
provide for the
PURCHASE AND ARMAMENT OF NUMBER OF FAST
STEAMERS
TO act as cruisers in case OF wax with The
United States Tne same papcYsay Colonel
Jmenez, Of Che First Battalion Of Volunteers,
has
OFFERED TO ARM SIX sEA-GorNG STEAMERS
out Of his own means. and the merchants Of
The New York herald., 1873-12-05
BILLIARDS At BOSTON.

Boston, Mass, Dec. A. 1873
The first contestants to-day were Messrs Wilson
and Lou Morris, Jr. Wilson made the champion
run OF the tournament, making on his twenty-ninth
inning 81 points. Norris highest run was 81.
Wilson won the game BY 81 points. His average
was "a and Morris 3. Time, In. 45m.
The next game was between Peek and Pulsifer
and was won by Peck by points. Peck's best run
was 20 and Pulslfer's 15. Time. IN.
In the evening the first game was between Nor
rs and Dennis0n, and was won by the former
making 200 to Dennison S 100. Norris highest run
was i6; Dennison's, 10. Morris average, 81 Den
nison's 2a. Time, Oh.
Hickey and Puisifer played the next game. the
former winning by l0l points. HicKey's average,
s; Pulsifer's ? rs. Hckeys highest run, 50. Time,
In. 15m.
Hckey's success in this game entities him to the
silver cUp.
The New York herald., 1873-12-05
Resolutions to Raise a Fleet and to
Enroll the Volunteers.
patriotic PrOffers of Men
and Means.
Indignation at the Action of CASTELAR,
in Consenting to the Surrender
Threatened AbdicatiOn of Ali
the Authorities.
FIRST DESPATCH.

Captain General JovelIar TeIcgraphs
TO Madrid His Resig ignatton-His Effort
for Delay . Failure-Unable to Control
The Immediate Delivery OF the Vir-
ginfus to Cause n Terrible Commo-
-tion-Intense Excitement.
HAVANA, Dec. 4-Evening.
Captain General Jovellar telegraphed to the
Madrid government tonight despatch to the
following effect:-
THE CAPTAIN GENERALS RESIGNATION.
The Madrid government peremptorily or
,ders the Captain General to deliver up the
virginius. General Jovellar respectfully re-
signs his position and demands that another
person be sent to take his place who can
carry out the orders of the government.
General Jovellar submits that, considering
the excited state of public opinion and the
impossibiity Of overcoming the difficulties,
MANIFESTO WAS PREPARED FOR DELAY,
during which opportunity would be given
for reflection, and time gained to allay the
fiery, patriotic spirit of the great national
party in Cuba But the strong orders from
Madrid. Immediately to be executed, deprive
him of this resource, through which
,uE HOPED TO SAVE THE UNFOLDING OF THE
AUTHORITY
and interests of the country. In order that
the Madrid government may comprehend the
difficulties of the situation and do justice to
the ardor and perseverance with which he
began his labors, which had already begun to
produce fruit the Captain General describes
the situation in the island.
yovELLARs s REASONS FOR RESIGNATION.
He declares that the impression produced
been completed between Spain and the United
States can be compared with that produced
in Spain by
THE TREATY OF BAYoNNE,
which led to the war of independence against
Napoleon. He begs to assure the govern
ment that the immediate delivery of the vir-
ginius will instantaneously cause
A FRIaHTFUI CoMMorIoN THROUGHOUT THE
ISLAND,
which would be sure to result in successive
.catastrophes, even If man of the highest
ability should be in command here.
THE DESPATCH SENT LAST EVENING.
The above despatch was forwarded early in
ifhe evening
INTENSE EXCITEMENT.
The public feeling is intensely excited, but
the greatest order prevails owing to the con-
fdence which General Jovellar inspires
The New York herald., 1873-12-05
TEXAS ELECTION.

GALVESTON, Dec. 4, 1873.
The Ne,cs has full returns from only TOUR coun-
ties thus far
In Galveston county the democratic majority is
1854. Starr county gives republican majority OF
Is; Bexar county democratic majority OF GAG;
smith county democratic majority OF 2S4.
Grimes county is republican by a large majority;
but the figures are not given.
Cpshur Gregg, Wood, McLennan. Ellis,
Freestone, Williamson, Orange, Travers,
Brazos, Navarro Dallas, Hayes Cameron,
Cotton, Comal Grayson, Anderson,
Tails, Leon ana Rush returns make partial show
OF an aggregate democratic majority O! IL 7OO
Marion, Fort, Bird, Montgomery, Colorado
Walker and Hidalgo returns make O partial show
OF an aggregate republican majority OF 1907.
The New York herald., 1873-12-05
LONDON PRESS OPINION.
TELEGRAM 70 IHs NEW YORK gsRalu.

The London "Timeso says tho British
Survivors OF tho vtrginius Capture
Must Be Surrendered Anyhow.
LONDON, Dec. 5-6 A. M.
The London Times publishes offical list OF the
British subjects taken prisoners on the steamer
virginius and afterwards executed at Santiago.
The Times. commenting on the act. says the
British government, while demanding the sur
render OF the survivors, must care eiully avoid COM
mitting Itself to the proposition that the seizure
OF the virginius was illegal.
The New York herald., 1873-12-05
IELEGRAaS TO THE NEW YORK HERALD,

LONDON Dec. 4. 1873.
The bullion in the Bank OF England has increased
f627, 900 during the past week
The amount gone INTO the Bank on balance to-
day is f63,Ooo.
DISCOUNT AT THE BANK AND on 'cHANGE.
The directors OF the Bank OF England at their
meeting to-day fixed the minimum rate OF discount
at the Bank at five per cent
The rate OF discount in the open market for three
months bills is As per cent or "a per cent below
the Bank OF England rate.
BANK RESERVE AND LIABILITIES.
The proportion OF the Bank of England reserve to
liabilities, which was LAST week 46h per cent. Is
now Asa per cent.
Press Comment on President Grants
Message.
LONDON, Dec. 4, 1873.
The London afternoon journals praise the Mes
sage Of President Grant.
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SECRETARY FISH NOT INFORMED.

No News Received by the State De-
partment Relative to the Situation In
Havana.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 4-Midnght
The state Department has received no advices in
relation to the situation in Havana, as reported in
the Associated Press dispatches OF tonight
The New York herald., 1873-12-05
ANOTHER COLLISION AT SEA.
A British Iron -Gad-of. War in Contact with 4
Brazilian Mail Steamer-sinking Of the
Latter, but with All Hands Saved
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON. Dec 4-Midnighs
News has just reached here OF another collisions
at sea, but without loss OF life.
The British armor plated man-ofwar Bellerophon
coilided with the Brazil and River Plate steamer
Flamsteed, and the latter was badly damagea
that she sunk soon afterward.
All her passengers, officers and crew were res-
cued by the Bellerophon and brought TO st. VIM
cent
The New York herald., 1873-12-05
TENNESSEE.


MEMPHIS, Dec. 4, 1878.
About four O'Clock yesterday morning a hurri-
cane swept over the town OF Malvern, 40 miles
south Of this city, on the line OF the ClarKsonvie
and Fulton Railroad, razng to the ground six
business houses and tearing away the roofs OF
several others, wounding two men badly and six
slightly.
The tornado struck the railroad about three
miles below Malvern ana travelled up the track
about four miles, carrying every thing before 1t
houses and trees
L. u. Belden, postmaster at Washington. and his
son. Jos. Belden, deputy postmaster here, were
brought TO the city last night, under arrest
charged with robbing the mail bag OF sl,100 last
week.
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RAFFERTY, CONVICTED AGAIN.

His Scntcncc-To BE Hanged December
20.
WAUKEEGAN. ILL.,, Dec. 4, 1873.
Christopher Rafferty, was this night, at half-past
ten O'Clock, sentenced to be hanged for the murder
OF Police Offlcer O'Meara, at Chicago.
Rafferty, has been three times convicted OF the
same offence and three times sentenced to be
hanged, twice on change OF venue.
The time OF his execution has been fixed for
FRIDAY, the 26th day OF December. There In much
excitement IN Chicago and here over this result
The New York herald., 1873-12-05
ENGLAND.

Discount at the Bank and ON 'Change-Bul-
lion in Flow to the Bank The Re-
serve and Liabilities Of the Thread
needle Street Institution.
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FIRE IN MANSFIELD. PA.

CINCINNATI. Ohio Dec. I, 1873.
Stewart, Cook 4 Co.'S dry goods store, the drug
store OF Robert Christy, the residences Of J. Mis-
d. B. Stewart and Mrs. Porter, nc Mansneid, "a, "a,
were destroyed by lre on Tuesday night last. Tue
loss Is $4,000.
The New York herald., 1873-12-05
TIE VIENNA EXHIBITION BUILDING
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VIENNA, Dec. 4, 1879.
TIE Austrian Minister of Commerce has decided
not to demosh the Exhibition building, but keep
1t for public USE like the Crystal Palace OF London.
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Ask for Go0dali's-The Finest Imported
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SPAIN.
csssantly-Hundreds of Houses in Ruins
Tho Foreign Navies Retired.
rElfcaAMs 10 The NEW YORK HERALD.

rElfcAAms 10 The NEW YORK HERALD
MADRID. Dec. 4, 1873.
The bombardment OF Cartagena by the repub-
lican batteries continues necessarily.
Four hundred houses in the city are DESTROYED.
At the request or General Ccballos. the COM
mander OF the government forceS the foreign neets
have Withdrawn from the harbor.
The Mission to Washington still In
Abcyance.
MADRID Dec. 1, 1878.
It is reported that the spanish Mission at Wash
ington has been offered to Senor Figueras.
Marshal serrano in the Capital.
MADRID Dec. 4. 1878.
Marshal Serrano has returned to this city.
Grief in the Montpensier Family.
PARIS, Dec. 4. 1873.
A son OF the Duke OF Montpensier is dead.
Spanish Government Preparation for n
Siege.
LONDON, Dec 5, 1873.
A special despatch TO the Standard says the bom-
bardment OF Cartagena Is a failure and regular
siege Is now intended.
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SUICIDE.
ALBANY. Dec. 4. 1873

ALBANY, Dec 4. 1873
John Odfeld. a brewer, employed in quinn 3
Nolan's brewery committed suicide to-day by
cutting his throat. He was 90 years OF age, and
leaves a wife and several children.
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TELEGRAM TO THE VIEW YORK EeRaLD.

LONDON, Dec. T. 1873.
The Forty-second regiment OF infantry Qioyal
Hlghlanders), and portion oil the seventy
ninth regiment Cameron Hghlanders) have sailed
for the Gold Coast, to reinforce the troops under
sir Garnet Wolseley.
The New York herald., 1873-12-05

Dunville s. Co., Royal Irish Distilicrtess
fast Ireland the largest holders OF Whiskcy In the
world. Their OLD IRISH WHISKEY is recommended
by the medical profession In preference to French
brandy. supplied in casks United states
Br anch, 81 Broad street, New York
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OBITUARY
Eli white.

Eli White, an old and very much respected mer-
chant OF New York, died yesterday morning. at his
residence No. 81 Fifth avenue. He was in the $50
year OF his age Mr.. White was formerly engaged
IN business the hat trade-in Water street. and
always maintained a reputation for the strictest
commercial integrity and liberality towards those
in his employ yment
The New York herald., 1873-12-05
ASHANTEE.

British Reinforcements for the Army on the
Gold Coast-The 'Slegan" to Resound
on the March to Commassie.
The New York herald., 1873-12-05
TELEGRAM TO THE NV YORK HERALD.

PARIS, Dec. 4, 1873
In the Assembly to-day motion, introduced by
the Left. to censure the government for continuing
the state OF siege was voted down, by 4O7 nays to
273 yeas.
SPECIE IN FLOW TO THE BANK.
The specie in the Bank OF France has increased
100000 francs during the past week.
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GERMANY.
General ManteufYsrs Duelistic Opponent.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HEsALn.

BERLIN Dec. 4, 1873.
The cologne Gazette insists that the report that
General Manteunel recently fought duel is true
but says his opponent was Count Groeben, an aide
de-camp OF t1e Emperor, and not Count Goeben, as
before stated.
The New York herald., 1873-12-05

Booth Certain for the Long Term in the
United States Scnate-The Rain Still
Coming Down.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 4, 1873
The Senatorial question has not materially
changed. The bitterest Toes OF Booth admit the
certainty OF his election to the United States
Senate for the long term. The great trouble now
Is to select desirable candidate to fill Casserly's
unexpred term. No one yet has been determined
upon since the withdrawal OF Governor Haight.
The vote l0r Senator cannot be had under the code
till the second Tuesday alter the organizat on OF
the Legislature, and that was not completed till
yesterday.
rhe rain and snow storm has been general
throughout the State. During its prevalence yes
terday shock OF earthquake was felt at Gilroy.
No damage was done. RAIN still continues TO TALL.
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LONDON. Dec. 4, 1S73
Cholera has appeared among the troops OF the
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NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 4, 1873.
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ITALY.
Press Opinion Of President Grants Message
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ROME, Dec 4. 1873.
The Italian press generally praise the Message
OF President Grant for its moderation.
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FRANCE.

Parliamentary Confidence in the Government
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Cnaixesis Gives Instant Relief ana
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Walker street.
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CALIFORNIA.

Heavy Snow and Rain Fall-Danger to
the Herds on the Foot Hiiis-The Legis-
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SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 3, 1873.
The snow fall in the interior of the State is un-
precedented since 1851, and two inches of snow
have fallen in Vallejo, Modesto and Petaluma;
three inches IN Suisun, and two inches in Stock
ton, Sacramento City and Woodland. All the val
ley cities ana towns, the Mission Hills and the San
Bruno Mountain, near this place, are white with
snow. 1t has rained steadily in san Francisco,
while snow lell In the adjacent country. The snow
will have disastrous effect upon the vast herds OF
cattle on the Foot Hills and there Is some appTe-
hensiOn OF hoods in the Sacramento and san
Joaquin valleys similar to those Of l961-2
In the State Senate this afternoon Mr. Irwin. OF
Siskyou, was elected President pro te1.-a VIC
tory for the anti-monop0lists.
The rain storm continues here, with snow in the
Middle and Foot Hnls. IL is raining coplouslY AZ
lar south as Los Angeles
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