The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-12-06

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Losuoa Noy,mhoi gD-e " &c.
Clio Nllle ie liVfu, ffon NrW ful.
for llnvrc, was Mnl. NJ sen. over q"
hundred lives were lost.
The non-cOmbainnts are refugeelng
la the suburbs. Tho city II filed with
wounded. Seventeen horses, includ-
ing the principal hospital, have been
destroyed. The government fleet
remains inactive outside of the harhor.
PARIS, November S0.--lt IL reported
that the post OF Minister Mt washing
ton has been rendered TO NJ. Fournier
In the Bazaine trial IL ~ expected
that the examination of witnesses will
he concluded Monday, and the prose
cutlon will then address the court.
HAVANA, November 80.-Thc news
of the settlement of the Virglnius qucs-
ton between Spain and the United
states, and the terms upon which IT. Is
based, was received here with much
excitement, but perfect order prevail
among the people. Tne volunteers and
the chief authorities Of the Island, as
sembled In conference, have sent Il
manifesto to the Spanish government,
asking IL to wait until IL shall have re-
ceived Il protocol about the Nirginiur
case, which shows the right of capture
and the Justice of the subsequent pro-
ceedings The mass of the people OPP
pose the surrender of the Nirginius, or
any Welding to the pretensiDns which
may olsiohor inc spanish mug ihr
tone OF the press IS IN accordance WIN
the popular IeeiliS' ESt'aoruilAry,
means ana resources are pwng create,'
70 resist any aggressive act, alhouel
the thinking people do not expect any
knowing the prudence OF lhe American
NEW YORK, Novemoer 9o.-4attof
being taken to Blackwells Island, yes,
terday, Tweed was asked the usual
questions by the Recording Clerk, TO
which he answered tlat he was aged
fifty, occupation statesman, no relig-
ion, hut as his family are rrotestanis,
ne was entered 'is a rrotesHtit, ne
weighed Two hundred ana sl%Vy-three
pounds. He was taken TO the bath,
then had ms heau shaved IN renltcn-
s'ss' ~ ,~~-~-
striped uniform. lie iiad TWO letters
from New YORK physicians, recon-
mending that he be placed III the hos
pitai, but after examination by tna pen, !,
itentiary physician, he was re manded
to q common cell NE aii olhe, ieiohs
and numbered thirty louF. me
Jacket given him TO wear IS Known ut
the penlteitiiry as larceny jacket,
II SfnVn1 nv him Ilnt1i no tnI
away TO MS cen, When ne ana rev
friends ana reporters LETT the island.
The owners OF the steamship Hne To
Havana protest against the Getention
OF several hours mere, on the Gays OF
sailing, by the spanish Consul, Wh"1
exercises system of espionage over
the vessels.
At meeting oil the Clban junta
last evening the beiief was expressed
that 10 Cuba Casleiars order wouid ne
disregarded by the officials III power.
In the event OF General Burlei refusing
to comply with the instructions OF the
home government, preparations VIII
be comnenaed by the CubaIs, TO put
the Island In the best possible STATE Oh
defence.
A member OF Los Amigos dc Cupa,
wiz NuitS iluhi ,-"h.is'SN ~ N"' - |
the City of Merido, attended the meet
ing, and he states that, when he lett
Havana, the volunteers We're strength
ening the Notifications. One hundred
additional guns were reported to have
been mounted Oh Moro Castle.
The La Cronister is confident that
the Spanish Cubans will disregard Cas-
telar's orders. The Cutmns are not
such cravens as to surrender the Viz
ginins.
Anderson Stratton, aged q, and
daughter aged two, starved TO death at |
Bridgetown, N. J.
The Juniata, from Havre, reports the
Virginius afioat ON Tuesday. All YES
sells arriving bring clrgoes OF flour.
Fifty thousand barrels were ordered
from New Orleans.
The steamship Vile de Havre, from
New Orleans to Havre, was sunk at
sea. Over two hundredli lives We're lost.
A report to the Mayors Office says
VIM. M. Tweed is in The hospital at /
.siackWeIFS Island, with inflammation OF r