The New York herald., 1873-11-20

OF the crew. oiIcduy buis uohO AZ WHO
public square and by the marines OF the Spanish
Navy Twelve other persons taken from the expe-
ditionists were also executed the same day at the
usual place. near the walls Of the slaughter house.
no doubt very appropriate for the carnival OF
blood.
THE FIFTEEN LEFT.
No further news has reached us, but public re-
port states that there remain but 10 persons out Of
the los taken who have not yet met their doom.
The Tornado has already sailed from Santiago de
Cuba and is expected to arrive here on Saturday.
1t is stated that she brings the is remaining pris-
oners to this place.
FEARS OF THE HOME GOVERNMENTS INTERFERENCE.
This precipitate action on the part OF the
authorities must have been due to fears OF
interference from the home government and
orders to spare lives. These orders have
come, beyond all doubt, but have been entirely
disregarded. The efforts OF the United States
Consul at Santiago de Cuba to secure treaty rights
for all American citizens among the prisoners were
not only set at naught by the authorities at San
tiago de Cuba, but he himself was insulted.
CONSUL GENERAL HALLS ACTION 4
Mr.. Hall, the United States Consul General, i'm
medately after the receipt Of the news OF the cap
ture OF the virgnius. addressed communication
to the Captain General, claiming all the rights and
considerations to which the treaty Of 1895 entitled
such American citizens as might be found among
the captured OF the steamer virgnus, and, fur
tnermore, requested that no sentence OF death
should be enforced upon such citizens until
Spain and tine government OF the United States
made acquainted with all the facts.
CAPTAIN FRY.
Captain Joseph Fry lerroneousy called Free, the
commander OF the Virglnius, was, during the war
service, and won considerable distinction for his
defence OF Mobile Bay; He leaves wife and family
OF seven children in New Orleans.
A
A report circulated widely yesterday that
nenr PERSONS in the nsnrrecon endeavored to
make their escape from the island, but were cap
tured. This is glaringly spanish canard:
VICTORY.
Notwithstanding this disaster to their enter
priSes afOat, the insurgents have been actively
engaged in the field and spare no chance OF infct-
ing blow on their enemies. Yesterday the fol-
lowing telegram was received from the Governor
- MANzANrLLo Nov. H. 1878.
sides at once by forces Of the enemy but BY
Very little comment is made on the foregoing.
The Ddrio takes 1t. however as 1t has taken every
action OF the insurgents 'as the cOnvulsive and
expiring effort OF the nsurrection." Rather
prolonged expire" which has lasted over five
years. When details reach US OF this affair 1t Will
undoubtedly be seen 10 have.been another Santa
Cruz victory-that the insurgents entered the
booty, and the s.heroc defence, !" which does not
seem nave
ground in the CONFUSION OF ever "expiring.'
THE CITY OF NEW YoRK's ARRESTED PASSENGERS.
The details Of the arrest by the CHIEF OF Police OF
City OF New York Is given by the voz dc Cuba
to the following enect;Llt appears that the Chief
Of Police had private advices which caused hun to
wait at the Casilla, the landing place or barge
ONCE, Tor the passengers to land. and made a
the passengers, Ricardo Lamis, seeing how strict
the search was, threw package OF papers through
the iron grating into small lane near the land
lQ place. This act and SUSPICIOUS DelaVlOr caused
the CHIEF Of Police to arrest him and the persons
who accompanied him-who were Mrs. Domitila
Deimonte Dominguez and her young daughter. Mrs.
Isabel Perez Lamis and three sons; her sister,
Catalina Perez,Ian their relative Joaquin Lamis
to the steamer to bring his relatives ashore. In
consequence OF the search made OF the papers, &C.,
Francisco B0mbalier and WinceslaO GalveZ and
Alfonso and Jose Francisco Gutierrez were
rested. In the house OF the latter named person,
found. .
PRESS ATTACK ON HERALD CORRESPONDENT.
your correspondent regarding a recent letter Of
his published IN the NEW YORK HERALD OF October
concernlns col ming General Is ooncha-whOse name the
DiolTt0 does not mention but conceals under row
candid opinion os regardns the sSen @ Of
his return to Cuba as Captain General. The letter
has very much d,speassd the editor OF the Dsarso
Spain has the full right TO give the superior
N the se of GSsa ,Se to the
will best serve the nation in determinate
circumstances, without any attention whether this
ever-whether the United States, France, Eng
land, Russia or Turkey-poor Turkey-has any
sequently the least step towards Intervention
ought to be and would be considered by tine ma
tional government as unmotived act Of ag-
gression. which should be firmly repulsed. The
Dtar1O also states that the word intervention"
strikes roughly in its ears and rejects ii, with the
firm resolve never to consent to 1t.
Is all the foregoing meant to intimidate the
United States and foreign Powers on account OF
ha lot ynaae hp
DidriO only that is making efforts to overshad0w
nations with Spain's powers
Deta lis of the Spanish Executions of the
Passengers and Crew OF the virgfnius-
How the Victims Met Their Fate-The
Ships Papers Regular-Captain Fry's
PrOtest-spanish Press Defiance-Bur-
rfel's Manifesto.
HAVANA Nov. Is, 1878.
Regarding the most prominent affair in the
minds or all at present, the capture OF the yirgnus
and the fate OF the unfortunate found on board OF
her, fno the following in the columns OF the
Bandera EspaHola, OF Santiago de Cuba, OF the
Sth:-
'At quarter to five this afternoon 1.-THE 7th), at
the usual place, 81 of the crew maze prisoners In
the steamer vrginius were shot to death. They
met their fate with the greatest resignation.
Twenty-seven were foreign pirates and ten
Cubans, named as follows:-Joseph Fry, captain;
william Baynard, James Flood, J. c. Harris, John
N. Boza, b. P. Chamberlain, william Kose Ignacio
Duetras, Antonio Deloyo, Jose Manuel Teran,
Ramon Larramendi, Eusebio Gariza, Edward Day,
J. s. Trujillo Jack Williamson, p Corvison p. Al
faro Thomas CrRg, Frank Cord, Paul Khuner,
Barney Herald, Samuel Card John Brown Alfred
Haisel, w. J. Price, George Thomas, Crequiel bur-
han. Thomas Walter Williams, Simon Broyour,
Leopold La Rose, John Stewart, Henry Bond,
George Thompson, James Samuel, Henry Frank
James Read, A. Arce-n
Further advices received from Santiago de Cuba
state that besides the 81 executed the 9TH inst
81 more were shot on the 10th inst. The names OF
these are not given.
| On the nth the following were executed :-Mola,
| Oscar varona, Agustin varona William Walls.
Boite Tenulo, Castelanos, Santa Rosa, Consuegra,