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New-York tribune., 1873-04-17
RESULTS op THE MICHIGAN ELECTION.
Frnn N, D,,roit F-,, Prs.

From Tn> Detroit FIRE Press.
The election in Michigan on Monday last
was bv no means barren results 20 the Liberals ana
Democrats. Though special effort was mauc on De
half OF Messrs and Fitch the opposition canuldhes
for Regents OF the University yet they have received III
the agorpgate handsome vote Ii is. however IN the
county and township elections that the most gfhly luE
indications opposition strength appear. AnI P nrs Yi
all in Wayne County the result Is one OF Wnlch LOsIa
and Democrats need be ashamed In otal VOC vi
probably IL OOO there majority for MI Doty anu M
Fltch is little IL any. behind Mr.. Walker MI West Is
defeated for County superintendent by about tOO major
ity-a considerable falling OF on the republican - su
from the 1000 majority IN November last over L'OoO
which was from the towns outside OF the clty feNos
10 the election in November last in addition 10 Nalne
County Livingston, Oakland, Monroe, MaeoinD Maat
and Rashtenaw were looked upon as bre'y
the counties named was carried Ior " 90. o.
LIVINGSTON by 400; Oakland by LOO Monroe ~ ~ ~
Maromb by 800, aud Washtenaw by l,lOO Inc Io,Hi Ia
iOrity in the four nearly 5oCO Ims {o
All OF these counties ave believe, been carreu
for the Liberal candidates for Regents ana ios sto
Liberal candidate for County superintendent oi
The Liberal majority this year VIII IN the aesieE""
probably reach 800 , .,,oc-at,c
But ii is alone In counties formerly a.,
that the Liberal gains marked. jackson Coun.y ms
wear on a heavy for spring election sINgs @
Libera candidates for Regents handsome
ana elects w Irving Bennet (beral, County supeIin
tendent OF SchoOls And st Clair County whicn ssso M
last Fall nearly 100 for Grant, II II mas no CAV . n,
Doty and Fitch and the Liberal canunAte IoI .
Of Schools maOrites, has not gwen
oppOnents any OF which they can greatly Doass i
we add 10 the complete redemption OF the seNsLa M
mentioned the gains IN almost eHor1 Liherai
STATE shown in the election OF so lnsnJ .,l h~
Mayors and the great gains In Bonrns Oh ~ s.n -,
the work accomplished by the opposition WI" Oo WON W
bo by no means nsgnincant
New-York tribune., 1873-04-17

BRADLBYOa hOuda April H. Be0 Bradley 10 the 'is' year S~
and friends Of The my are Especially 9Ted to esa
day Apul u, at p o'clock D. IN.
BRADLEY-On Tuesday ATr 5 Margaret D. wife Of r. n Bradley.
The relatives respectfully invited attend Der funsra
fom her late ede7ee ~ West on I,a =, .s,
BROWEoR Monday evening. Apnl H. in the m yeaF Of er e
PaTerai .er,ioes nom the residence
aud FOurth-ave, Thursday morning, Apni H. a. IA
cAMPBELL-At Aiken $ C., April H. Kitty CarpbeII
Funeral service, on " Friday Ss INST 1t o'. Co. f9 & se re'sn'
J. Friends 3sring 20 aad VII axe he 10 ,al ron Bar
COzZRNs-At Paris March %, Theodore COzzenA
Toe ansFa vii take place RON bis late residence West Point s. t.
Friday. April 49, at p
Biz, Charles Davoi Of BoO.'n Y, AM daughter
Capt. DAVID B. Barton Of Warren
DUNBIn Brooklyn Tuesday April 5 Daniel DuHue the 7h
The ane vii take place rom the residence sopa4E
Louyha. 6l East WaenA Brooklyn Iau1-y Afternoon d"
EDwARDs-Ou Monday April H. nler short llnes', Mz St"
The onersl vii take place residence 20 wAAas.ou.
BROOKLYN Wednesday, Apnl 10, At ? ). m
ENHAUs Tuesday Apnl IS 1872 JOhr W. Bahsa. aged -
RS. and fena. OF the family ARE respectfully invited to attend
bs residence l' South Fourthst on PnaT
April IS. a. , p IN
PLoYD-At Greenpor Long Island l5A nst, xay A.
daughter Of David q. and Lydia Fort.
The funeral vii place THURSDAY the l5t
atZ:O D.
FOLEY-In BrOokn on MONDAY evening. April a. bis ate
Relatives 1Dd friends are invited TO attend
Baptist VI Lewis and Nhougnb
Thursday April H. At $50 A.
FRESCHn Bfoklu, Monday Apri H. Eliza, Sfe Of Be1'na
Preach. aged ~ years, months and dAys.
The rrerAI
O'Clock nom Der ate residence No. -
L4layette-ave.. aesr TROOP
JONES-Apul IS the " Institution Tor the Deaf and Dub,
Paasrsi services Chapel Institution Pnday
tl8.hj, at u M.
Virginia l1i Western NeWYork papers please copy.
KEELER-Or evening ns consumption HenT
H. Keelsr, iR The 4lst year Of BIS
Relatives tie reateuce
hthef Dsd Keeler 40 East Feeuthst ThurSAJ.
"a w. - OcOoS D. m.
PARKER-On TUESDAY the 18th Margaret fe Of william Parker
Of BrookJn.
The unersl paos p hr late
No. 81 fruats brooklyn Friends nUt 10 attend
sALE-suddeaY Apn Is, Agnes vernon wife o william W. sale
sCHOLBY suddenly Monday Apr H. Charles SeaoeJ To
67th Of his
His fends aad members Of Chapter Manos Joags
C6 r. and A. NJ. Of " Y. ni he raeruy genera arc IA
the funeral The F Baptist Church OForest
City THURSDAY the 18Th iusL st O'Clock
SMITH-Ou April rec Of the late James sh
nd daughter 0f the ae william Gefanl.
FInerAl her late residence 10 bh ISenii 81 On
Friday. the 18th Al l0l
sPENCRR-n Brookivn fever Carrie PrnAe
lounges Guild Of r. " Fanue d. spencer age
THURSDAY April II, AZ oeioek a. ~ Oofaoat1Ne
Brookvn
rRorTgR-A Sswburgh April BonsilAH George rrOter
re reaus vii be iaKeu barve Per IS
River April 20. 10 0eek ana iaterr al 6recn
wood Carriages waiting the dock Relatives A1a nleEas
viiei. SiihoEt furtaer notice.
VAN ASTwgRP-Ou TUESDAY April IS Lewis yA1 Antwerp Asoa
% ,vd, Of the family ar, funeral SERVICES %
Frs.r Al n u lse residence No. -; PAsGe
FouTth- ave. Brooklyn. l. l.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-17

cags 70 breathe and bound under tho strong light OF tho
Southern sky. France hampered him. Italy wear1ed
him. In Spain first drew in drauRhts OF immortal air
then Spain left for Africa and Africa was giving
place urthest Ind when the call OF duty came and
Regnault left all and back to France and
under the walls OF beeaguered Paris found
how IL Ia 20 die for ones country He the
master Of these men who Overturnng the traditions
Of centuries In Paris and making the French adore
what they would have burned and be will
ing 10 see burned what they adored.
Enough for tonight. We shall return TO this colec
tion again. There romans much consider. Here
Cabanel and Dearoche. Bouguereau-at his best5ten-
heil-a new name. and a OF uncommon merit
COrot, and Courbet These pictures Will be view for
but short time, and the opportunity to see many
good works together seldom occurs.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-17
THE cARIIsT INsURRECTIOy.


SUBMISSION OF SsURGENrs-REPUIsE OF DE-
TAcHMKYT or CARIJsrs-R s-RE-EsFoRCRMESrs FOR
PUIGCKRDA. No. o,
MADRID. Wednesday, April 49, 1sT5
Many Carlists are surrendering to the GOv-
ernment troops In the North in the hope OF receiving
amnesty. IL is reported that son OF Prince henry o.
Bourbon Duke Seville took arms In the cause
OF Don Carlos was killed in a late engagement between
the national forces and the nsurrectionsts.
detachment OF the Carsts under saOais, WHICH, De-
fore the attack Pugcerda, sent 70 hamper the
movements Of the regular troops Fastening 20 the ree
Of that town, repused by the Republicans ana
lost 800 men. exclusive OF prisoners
Additional reenforoements Of Government troops have
arrived at Puigcerds, where they received with
great enthusiasm by the pOpulace. The Cariists are
again threatening the town.
The Government has received intelligence Of crush
ing defeat by the Republicans OF Carst force at san
Lorenzo do la Muga, in the Province Of Corona.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-17
LAWLESS ACTS In DARfEN.
MURDERS OF INDIANS BY cAUcuo comEcroRs-

MURDERS OF INDIANS BY CAUCUO COLLECTORs-A
MILITARY FORCE SENT TO KEEP ORDER
PANAMA, April "a good deal of excite
ment has lattery been caused the Isthmus by the
lawless conduct Caucho Collectors in Daren and
along the banks Of the BuyanO River. There are some
hundreds Of men, chiefly from Carthage employed IN
this business dispersed through the forests Of ChapO
and Chucunaque. They have been committing murders
and depredatOns the persons and properties
OF the san Blas and other Indians. Having
been driven away by the wild Indians OF
the Cordieras they have been taking cowardiy ven
geapce on the quiet and sem-cyizud Indians employed
about the farms the Pacific slopes party ot these
vagabOnds met in descending tie Chuounaque, seven
Indians aud killed an Of them ard committed q at
many outrages and asslssnatons Of similar charic er
si,ned pettion 70 the Government here 20 furnish
military force 10 keep order and rCpHSs disorders.
force of ~ men under officer dispatched on tie
Ist inst. % be staLOned ~ CnrpO.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-17
PERSONAL

Mr.. Gladstone will preside at the Literary
Fund Dinner, in London the 18th of May.
The late Mr.. Chester Adams of Hartford,
Conn.,. left 100000 TO different public institutions
1t is stated that George Eliot, the novelist,
was in early life the protege of Herbert Spencer.
The petrfed body of Mazzini Is exhibited
at Genoa and it is said 70 be a hideous spectacle.
The widow of Balfe has presented to the
British Museum the manuscripts left by composer.
The last complete print made by the late
Robert Graves. the noted EngAh engraver. q por
trait OF Dickens-
The gold ring said TO have been owned by
John Bunyan been bequeathed by the late Dean Of
Mauolester England, " hls nephew, Mr AddiDgt0pa
New-York tribune., 1873-04-17
A CHRISTIAN VIEW OF TIE MODOC CUES
ZION

1t is very refreshing to Gnd as we DO
newspaper published in Wilmington Del, when IlAes d
calm and thoughtful view OF the Modoe question: Auo
Journal referred t0-Tho COWmerca1-mhdy reunaLAs
that the assertion that the catastrophe was the result Oh
the conduct Of the Government is " orazehIy uuIuo
and "disgracefu abuse and That brutality ana seISn
ness rule the action those who make H. IL says
The fact is that tho Government, for once-indeed'
Cor the FIRST giue In our histOryas attempted 20 dea
nstIv with fhe Indians This j. TASK SO 0ecate ana
ifcuIt mar none but OF simple Christian sincerity
ana faith could suggest II, ana only THOSE capdole Oi
ting such character could adopt IT,
Further on 1t says:
Added I'd the camOr OF the partisan enemies OF the
Aamiu stratiOn. II equally sac 10 ma even ten Sner
mau decryng the Of the President. lie Is u OF
gpeer at the Quaker Policy Another mgn Oiheal at
washington Is reported saying that "lis honest 90
pouvietlon" that "a or horse thieves would De
preferaue % the Quakcrs ID dealing with the ln1ans
Very probably he prefers suc1 company, Dut We "re
sorry the Administration has him IN high position
IN less. indeed, It were by rope.
The simple Christian sincerity and faith" which suc-
rests the hanging OF men who differ rom the writer on
the Presidents Indian policy is Odfashoned and beau
Efu The Commercially opinion Of that policy is that 1T
Is iust and gores the Administration as AL acts OF
Christian justice confer real honor upon men who do
kl0m"
New-York tribune., 1873-04-17

PyyET-BRRRY Tuesday. April IS a. lbe COlenaie C6urs
Pfhve Rev. Dr. Ormsou David La Toqre1f benn@s .
Charlotte Augusta Of Richard Berry, all Of tl4 y
COyROW- -STLWEILOn Tuesday Apn Is, at tue residence ~
N-s C. BALDWIN Mountain Side, south Orange New eref ~ 70
g-v H. Worcester Theodore COlr0" 20 helchS 5~ a
OF souh Orange No cards
CORrRLYOU-CHAsBAt the residence of the brides fther IA
Brookyu or Tuesdsy April 5 by lie Rev J. n Duryes D.
Peer CoreoO N D. TO Jas F. daughter Of slsF- CdsS -
Of Brooklyn
UFPRIOT-ROBINsAt ruessT April Is ~ Rev Mr.
Lanar Heuo Ida daughter Of he late Ie- al E00
-GOUVBRHEUR-At Phpss Church he III ghiaaaN
hi be Rev g. r. Hoffman WEDNESDAY April t John IT,, -daa
son Of late John A. a Mar PLpse dsusn1eE 0i ee -s
AdolDbus GOuyerneur.
MAsON-vAS YOORHISOn Tuesay Apr 3 a. hc resdenee -
the brides parents, Newark y j., hT Rev. " H. Faif ni-
r naon Emma eldest daughter Of James D. Van NoofnA
SESBFTT-McNAMBE-On Tuesday April 5 by the Rey HoEaS
trosby D. D. the kourthave Pr~sbTnAn Canf'l DAns a
Kest Mari L. McSmee daughter Of no Ate l1eoaore NO
Nance both Of this city.
PFAsB-THOMPsON-On Tuesiay April t. By The Rev Chares '"
Homer Jamess church. Bnookru Pass % nary yaha
daughter Of An-rew LL0mpsS torlor1 -
Montreal. both Of Canada No cards
New-York tribune., 1873-04-17
RAILROADS IN PERU.

MORE MONEY REQCIRED FOR THEIR CONSIRu CIION
-RAHROAD ENTERPRISES.
PANAMA, April 3.-Railroads are still the
great order OF the day Peru The Minister OF state
points out that railroads OF the south and center
unless finished will certainly become State incum-
brances. More money is. therefore, wanted for that
purpose line railroad 10 be begun at Cuzco the
capital OF the ancient Empire, and carried until
it reaches Valley OF the Ucuyal, and thus by the
Amazon opening direct communication with the Allan
tic Another idea is extend the OrOya Railroad to
the Of ChauchamayO, the river OF that name by
which a line Of rail will be established between the Pa
cc Coast that point OF the Amazon where steamers
from Para can arrive. The Of realizing all this is
calculated at 100000 OF sOies.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-17

coa.t will move nertheastward for rhurs1ay. "
New. ngland, continued northeast and south east
winfr with cloudy ana rainy weather.
For Che Middle Atlantic states, Dorbeast winds baos
inR 10 northwest west with cloudy and clearing
weather. ...
For the Southern states generally clear weather wts
eastery winds aud rising temperature.
For ker York drd Lake Ontirio. easfery "1n1s cser-
ing % sOnfheTiy. NTH cloud and rain. -.
For Iake Erie south-wesery winds veerfng 20 south
ana possibly s'ut f0r tlie upper ahoS D'ieSiOe
northerly winds. cloudy and clearing weather.
Canti0nary signals continue at hilwaskee, .pio'cS
yeRo RDohesier Norfolk, Cape May. Hsw-1Drk, New
Hayep New LONDON Woods Hole. and Boston.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-17
GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT.

OFFicE or CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
VAsHISGToN. ID. C.. Thursday. April II. 1sT3-la u
synopsis for me past t1eRiy-fOur hours
The area of low barometer that extended
Tuesday uight the Lower Missouri aud ONO Val
leys ana North Carolina respectively on south
ern Michigan and Eastern Virginia.
The barometer has risen decidedly New England
with easterly winds and increasing ooudness North
east winds yeerng % southeast have prevailed durng
Wednesday with rain over the Middle states snd lower
lakes Diminishing north-eastery winds and clear
weather have been reported from the Gulf and South
Atlantic states Threatening weather has continued IN
the Ohio Valley aud norherly winds with light rain AFRO
reported from Missouri Valley aud thence 70
Lake Michigan. No reports have been recel'ou uon
the North W eat aud Rocky Mountain stationA
Probabilities
The storm center in Michigan viii move slowly norm
eastward over Like HSQa: tsat ~ t1e Wd9le AtanNe
New-York tribune., 1873-04-17
The STATE or TRADE
oovpsT1C NARKR1~

MEvrufs April lsPosr dull and unchanged ls S3NtH D~-
duet and unchanged Corn dull sHd u1caangd baol ams
Sbauhn 7lc Clear sides Pork unchanged Lau unchaag
wuHisoroS, n. G.. April l6spi1s Turpentue qufl - <
% for Strained Crude Iurpeuune seal Al % .
for yellow DIP % for Virgin Tas lover s4's a
Extra ST0 -; Family &gn VI So Corn quiet H 52W'9c -.
auet az quiet 7sc. Hay fun rk0rS Porf
steady sI7 q Bacon 6rner shonders 7 Clear n 5ias'
Lard unchsngGd, Rinel rercc. De- hcz ia
Sursr ou F.Ir 70 Fully Fair sfd9 Common Fs
nenung zoe WHISKY que Western Coffee ln al "a
9ic BKchEHgs0terus, Ebt AeNl0fE Ssas, Siei4h 'va
New-York tribune., 1873-04-17
TOPICS OF THE TIME.
ANoTHRR own SERVICE ILLUsTRATION.

ANOTHER CIVIL SERVICE ILLUSTRATION.
Mr.. William Cullen Bryant was one of the
ventemen who accepted in good fath during the last
campaign. the Presidents promises Of Civil service
Rafor indorsed them and aided 10 the fun extent of
his influence 10 secure their public acceptance. He
writes now from southern tour the following sugges
tive paragraph:
In all my with the people Rt the south,
although t been very extensive OF long
COntinunnce have heard only the expressed OF
siesre friendly terms with OF the Northern
etstes Especially has thls been the IN Charles
ton. where L more than elsewhere of the
people Of the place have never. since crossed
Mason and DiXon's line heard single
expression OF bitterness malgniY toward those who
sive north Of It. 10 but the other day that the
people Of Charleston sent formal invitation TO the
Presldent OF the United Srates to visit South Caro-
lima. dc declined the civility. and at the same
time removed the Postmaster OF Charleston,
Mr.. Trott, who highly esteemed. aud
for whose continuance I'm office the citizens, without dis
tnctinn OF party had earnestly petiuOned In his place
appointed COiOred wnO whether justly or NOT
ties under the Odum OF being connected with the cor
Mpt fellows who have fOr several years been piagns
the STATE. This hkc answering invitation 70 am
with slap in the face, and gpDss bunder' 70
say the least
New-York tribune., 1873-04-17
RELATIONS BETWEEN VENEZUELA AND CO.
IOMRIA.

RELATIUN6 BLTW ZEN VENEAU Liza AND UU-
LOMBIA.
THE TROUBLE IN REGARD TO BOUNDARY LIMITS
sUBsIDING-CONCmIAToRY NOTE OF THE PREsI-
DENT OF THE UNION.
PANAMA, April 3.-The excitement about the
probable upshot OF the present Misunderstanding be-
tween Venezuela and Colombia the question Of limits
between the countries has good deal calmed down.
This effect has principally been produced by note sent
TO the Government or the State Santander by DR..
Muro, the President Of che Union, showing
that there was cause Tor alarm
on account OF the relations now existing
between the two Republics. The question at present s
with respect 10 the line separating the state OF Sanandr
from that Tachira Venezuela and knOwns the ter
ritOry OF san FaustiEO, any difficulties that may arise
will be submitted To arbitration. The principal cause Or
alarm consisted expressions OF President Guz-
man. wherein he states that the commander Of fhe mill
tary the frontiers had orders "a see that the
provisional line OF limits assumed by Venezdea was re-
sDecteu.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-17
CATTLE MARKETS.

CHcAGo April C1TrIER,cips, t5o hesa nartet sss
sc,ve press gak tending u Pair ii Cho-
Ia eg steers al s5a 81; - HDs4 IS for StOckf - 3nss
r Butchers Cows cOsug With uHsod spnea Isa
eriay $500 bead .-...
Ho-Ive active: receipts bead market shade better os
sold: shipments 7,1JO head. 49,, =, -
SKKp-eoepts OJ head market fy active i 81 7s "a
p r.nI.n
New-York tribune., 1873-04-17
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE POPE,s ILLNESS.

urs HEALTH IMPRovINGr-HIs SPIRITS EXCELLENT.
ROME. Wednesday, April 10. 1873.
II il announced this morning that the Pope's
health is improving The reports that the Pope Is IN
critical condition false The physicians believe tha1
the indsposition viii last some tne DuI S not unser
Qua IIia anirta ara eXcellent.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-17
FRANCE AND GERMANY.

PRESIDENT THIERs's BIRTHDAY HONORED BY A GER
MAN COMMANDER.
PARIS, Wednesday, April 10, 1873.
Gen. Manteuffel, commander of the German
army occupation, gave dinner to-day, Nancy. in
nonor OF the birthday OF President Thers. The Project
and Mayor of the city present. Toasts given
70 the health OF the President AMI Gen. ManteufeL
New-York tribune., 1873-04-17
LATEST SHP NEWS.
For oaer ship Sews see FIN Pags.l

For olter ship Re1s see FIN Page
ARRIVED.
Steamship Regulator Peesn Philadelphia, with nile ard pAs -
Lorl m Co.
Barx Asku Norl 5orr-sen Liverpool 81 lays. With ALT
Bara Damol Call. TusDaR "a days, with cedar
Brig M-chiAs, Bartlett, Sew-Hayer-
DOMESTIC PORTS.
s,vAgyAH Ga Apnl lG-Cearod. Bien Tor Liverpool
CHARLEsToN c. April l6Cearrd steamship JIn Adge ior
savannah; scnr A Haynzri for Bneksylle. = G.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-17

The late George A. Clark of Paisley, the
thread maker LEFT 100000 10 his native town ior Ddding
"A town hail. and sIOQ.O00 " Glasgow UniVHrh"'
New-York tribune., 1873-04-17
DOMESTIC POR'
N1RRIED.

True and False science Speech The Tutan Bio5.e, T
Psrke tioiwiL, 10 TRlsusK LE,-rURE kErRA No. D
New-York tribune., 1873-04-17
DIED.

Al Notices Of Marriages muSt be iRd0rsed c'ih igH
nagif and address,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-11-15

LOUISVILLE, November l4.-The Ger
man bank of Louisville filed a petition
in the United States court of bankruptcy
at New Albany, to-day, asking the
Louisville, New Albany and st. Louis
Airline railway to be adjudged bank
rupt. The claim of the German bank is
for fifteen thousand dollars, and the case
il set for the twenty-second instant.
The floating debt of the railroad com.
pany Is one hundred and eighty-six
thousand doslsrs, of which ninety-flve
thousand Is due the Louisville banks,
sixty thousand due the New Yors
banks and the balance in New Albany.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-11-15
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
4 Passenger Train Thrown from the
Track Of the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad.
Special to the Appeal.

Special to the Appeal
COLUMBUS, KY, November 1.-THE
passenger train from here, on the Mo-
bile aud Ohio road was thrown from the
track this morning when two miles out.
The bsggage-car and second-class coach
We're turned over into the ditch. The
tirst-cla7s car ran entirely Off the flr-
ward end Of one of the sleepers. No
body was seriously hurt. One passen-
ger had his hand baIly cut. There was
a full train Of passengers, and the es-
cape was providentiaL The accident
was clearly the result Of criminal neg
lect, the cause being a broken rail.
Twenty places within a half-mile pre-
sent just the same liability to a similar
accident, Particulars and comments by
mail.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-11-15

ish authorities at Havana. Ministe
Sickles was to have had consultatiOl
with the Spanish minister of fofei9ii al
fairs, at Madrid, yesterday afternoon; q
four O'Clock; but in consequence of thu
arrival in that city of the news of fur
ther executions, after the murder of tht
! first prisoners, and the Spanish officials
| expressing inteEse regret and horror al
the circumstances, suggested to Minister
Sickles a reasonable delay in holding
the intended council, and, accordingly
brief postponement has been ar
ranged.
AN INCORRECT IMPRESSION
has been circulated that Secretary Fish
had asserted that In case the Virginius
was captured in British waters, it would
be necessary for England to hold Spain
responsible for a violation of her juris-
diction, and that this government would
make such requirement. Such, how
ever, is not the case. The position of
Secretary Fish holds Spain responsible
Tor insult to our flag, no matter whether
the act occurred in British, American or
Spanish waters. The question of Eng
land holding Spain responsible for the
insult offered TO our flag in British
waters, if 1t should prove to be within a
marine league of British territory
Is one Of but secondary and
minor consideration, not entering at
all into the present complications.
LATEST FROM HAVANA.
HAVANA, November t4-Eveaing-
The DtGr0 de C5enfuegGsi says fifLy-sev-
en- OF the Virginius captiyes were shot
at Santiago on the tenth instant. No
particulars Of these executions have yet
been made public here.
How THE INHUAIAN WORK WAS PER-
FORMED.
New YORK, November IA dis
patch UtG Jamaica says on the tenth all
the remaining ViTginius captives were
marched out, and ten detailed for execu-
ton at a time. When these ten were
murdered another ten We're marched up,
and their dead bodies fell across those Of
their companions.