The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-12-13

nIuht. The Associated press reports
thnt CnptaIp General JOwelnr las re-
aligned. In exclamation he says lho
delivery of the Virglnlus 10 the United
states X the cause OF frightful comin'
lions aud cutastrOphes throughout tne
Island. Meantime the volunteers, ny
prIyate means, are buying war vessels.
The Voz de Cuba declares that Senior
Sol0r. Minister of the Interior, mas ior-
warded his resignation. =, .-...a.,,
The Volunteers would consent
to placing the Virginms III tne
hands of a neutral power for aroitra-
tiou. lint will not let her come ulrect-
iv to the United States. The port au.
thorlties cannot count Oh the. support
Of the people In carrying out the pro'o
La Cronista says the time has come
for true Spaniards to prepare 10 ngm.i
tLav will conquer or die. The Span
iar1s win refuse obedience to the nome
Goyernment In regard to the restora-
fion of embargoed property TO Amerl-
cans. II advises all to lie In readiness
Inv land or sea for fight. All between
fourteen and forty must be enrolled,
and nil traitors and HberatOrs eXpe'ieu.
The article concludes with a challenge
10 the American people to iigh..
The Ossippee and monitor Mohapac
have arrived at Key West, nine days
from Fortress Monroe. Eighty-three
more naval recruits from New orleans
arrived at Key West tonight. r,,o
WAsuINaTON, November o',rihe
Committee on Privileges and Eiec-
lions meet tomorrow. After orgahi-
yatIon and colsultation the committee
will take UP the Louisiana case. tne
parties are very busy. senator No.
ton tonight sent for couseliofs billimss
and Dibbie aud after the interview inc
two gentlemen went in search OF Juuge
Durant who is supposed 10 DC reU'i''e"
in Pinchback's interest.
LONDON, December ga dispatcn
stating that the Captain General W
Cuba declined to execute me fiS; ~,
Polo protocol, causes dizziness al
American stocks. ,a
A factory Mt Halifax was burned;
Loss $500. The falling Walls kiiie''
three persons. so;o, ,;st
of the British subjects taken priso,t.eids
on the steamer Virginius ana eNecu ~ y;
The Times, lin commenting, sayS Ia, Ia
the \ British government VINE wi.
handing the surrender OF tne SUI,
vors, must carefully avoid eom mn sa;n
itself to the proposition tnat .ie se'N'
ure ofthe Yirglnius was hiega. ,,on,
bardment of Carthagena is q failure.
raw,,Iar siege Is now intended. II
fsPnpJs. Decem Der I'm the Assem-
hlv a motion was introduced ny the
T,eft to censure the government Tor con
tuning in a state of siege, bit was yo'
ted down by 40 to 273.
RurFALO. December 5.-There ~
sos,fl,wests gale. The water Is higher
Gran n has been for twenty years. lhe
lower parts of the city are overiiowea
RiIFfsoRE, December 5.-There Is
mot the slightest foundation FOR the
desnatch sent from Trenton, that .
Sreirht train ran off the track on tht
RaiSirnore and Ohio railroad, nine miles
frorl' this city, smashing ten reign
cars. DESTROYING fifty thousand dollars
worth of property, and delaying trains
hatwaan New York and Washington
.iastnight. The officers OF the company
state that there was no accident or De
Law. Of any kind yesterday between
Washiupton and New York.
CHICAGo. December 5.-The gaze
Wednesday evening caused considera'
hia damage. In Detroit 100 feet or tnt
-brick wall Of the new Michigan Contra
oar works was Frustrated ana the
whole roof blown off The iron roo
ffhe,C,eutral freight depot was DloWn
INTO the river. @:Tbe steamer BURNSIDE
was blown agafAst the steamer Mack.
nav. damaging, the latter ~ the exten'
ogfour thousand dollars Thesteamei
Keenaw was blown up the river a mile