The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-11-28
BY TELEGRAPH.
A. BArR, President,

'coEGREss WILL SOON KNOW"
/ HAVANA, Nov. 25:-The Diario de La Ma
riFo has an editorial to-day, of which the fol-
lowing is an extract; "Ths Washington Gov
! eminent knows to-day, and the United States
Congress will soon know, the justice with
which the Spanish auth critics lave acted.
| They will take care Of the national honor
without suffering themselves to be Influenced
bY the cries Of the masses, who know not
what these Cuban patriots are. Far from our
minds be the feeling of arrogance; farther
still feeling Of fear from our hesrts. We
neither seek nor shun peril. II the Ameri-
cana obligs Us to fight, We will. If the mother
country can aid us, we will thank her; but if
we must contest alone, there are enough Span
iards in Cuba to keep our banner safe. We
will sell very dearly that which was once the
most brilliant flower Of the Crown of CsItile"
PREPARING ron wAB.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 25-Secretary Robson
left Washington last night for PhiIadsilphia
on business connected with the fitting out of
vessels. It is said at the Navy Department
that instead Of orders being issued for the sus-
pension OF work, the preparation Of vessels is
hurried. The War Department has Issued
general order requiring all disbursing officers,
so far as practicabe,t to keep abulk of all public
funds advanced 70 them independent Of the
Treasury Offices, and limit the deposits In
local depository banks to such an amount on
y as may be absolutely necessary for small
local payments.
= Orders were received at the Washington
Navy Yard this morning to fit out the Shaw
NUT for sea with all possible dispatch, All
men that can be employed to Advantage will
be put to work both night and day. The for
tune was launched this morning, and will be
ready for sea in few days. Shs will carry
two 30-pound rifed guns in addition to her
torpedo attachment.
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
will not be printed in advance of transmission
to Congress. The report of the Secretary of
the Treasury will be printed, bnt not distri-
buted before the message shall be sent TO Con-
gress.
DEMAND FOB REPARATIoN.
Two Catholic priests, American citizens,
who were expelled from the City of Mexico
at the point of the bayonet by the Mexican
authorities, have engaged a prominent law
yer here who has correspouded with the Sec
retary Of State, demanding that reparation be
forthwith accorded his clients for the outrage
perpetrated BY the Mexican government, aud
steps viii at once be taken to lay the matter
before Congress.
THE POLITICAL SITUATION IN SPAIN.
WASHINGTON. November 25.-The FRS inti-
Hal4OH gesLeIuhy OF tne pfOOaDle Grange OF
the administration in Spain, with Serrano as
dictator, came through British sources. To-
day the story is from another quarter, that
the CASTELAR, government is to be ovsrthrown
by combination of ruling Spaniards. The
plan Is said TO include the establishment OF
Marshal Ssrrsno as regent Tor the Young
Duke of Aiphonso. Our government has 10
official advice on the subject. nor does it con
slider these reports trustworthy.
oLEws co. WILL RESUME sKoaT1x.
NEW YoRE, Nov. 25.-The Times lays tie
fact Is well authenticated that the ban King
firm OF Henry Clews & Co. have effected sat
IsfactOry arrangements with their numerous
creditors, and contemplate a full resumption
Of business within lew weeks. The presen-
tation Of the affairs Of the house, made to the
creditors, has avertsd any unfavorabie action.
The house has resources and opportunities TO
resume, 70 recover its extensive business, and
with reasonable extension OF tune, to pay
fully 100 cents on the dollar.