, 1873-12-06
NEW YORK GOSSIP AND OPINION.
Sptcjq{ Uisuaich Ia Tho CAfca0o Tribune.
THE EXCITEMENT REAwArENED.

THE EXCITEMENT REAwATENED.
New Yonrs, Dec. G.--Tle receipt to-day Of tho
nowa that Capt. Gen. Jorcllar had roalgned rasii-
or thnn execute tho orders of Tho Homo Govern
mont, and that tho Volunteers would not givo up
tho Vfrginius until compelled to do 40 by forco
OF arms, has rUaWnlnned tho wnr oxctomont,
md increased tho ntoreat lit tho Cubnn ques-
ion. Toro is but littlo doubt hit that tho ma-
jorlty OF tho SpaniardB In thiH city opposo tho
surrender OF tho Virginius, OH tho ground that
by hor orrand sho forfeited hcr nationality.
WHAT BrAN1AnDs IN AMERICA BAY.
6onor Conla, editor Of Ei Crauista tho spau-
isl' organ III this city. sad to-day TINT ho llad
conrerscd with mnny spantayds In Now York,
and had received letters from prominent Span.
iatts In tiHeront parts of tho Union on tho nt,l-
ject and oil llad oxprosBod tho lopo thnt tho
|irglnius would not bo given up. Mono Of his
correspondents favored tho acknowledgment
Of Tho independence OF Cuba, or ller anuexntion
by tho United Statca They dccarelt that tho
CASTELAR, Government would 10 overtlsrow1l il it
pessl>tet. III concoding tho do,ua,,t!a OF tho
United Stntes Government.
CUBAN DEST1afEHT.
All Cr1bans b1nme Alr. Fish for not tahing
stronger stnlld mid moro active 1noasurss, aud
say he onGLt. to DO impcachcd. Con. Manual
onesada thinks 1t highly probablo tint tho re-
pDlk 1lHt JoFelhF anu i3plGt J ItA bAVa rcHlEntH
II tr,le, and hcoYes TINT tho Volunteers will not
g'vo up tue Firginius until compelled to DO 10
By forco uf ltillB. IIu Enya llo in expecting iu-
tolliEefrc Of tho highest importance, but ut
prchens declines 10 hint nt itH nnturo.
PETITION FOR ANNEXATION.
Tic fact VAS nIlo known to-day by promi-
nent lawyers that n certain United StatoH sena-
tor III III posaeH6fon Of Eetitun fran the
Cul'au Eopublic for tho annexation Of tho IAlnnd
10 tue United States. Tha l'e expects to plosont
to ConEroYs. and Willie Sumo members aro ILL.,
dorssood TO counsel itn instant presentation,
others advise fnrtter l9lny.
sPAH141tDs dETrlEo READY FOR Wan.
It Is Bald by many prominent persons who arc
IN Il position to know tsat Il largo nunocr Of
Spannrtis have 0rllogcd the: ngents III thus cjty
1lHpn*e uf their United Stntcnb0ntts Somo tlunk
Joye!lar il 1n"incaro md that liH reported rcs-
Eation is only blind by which tile Spanish UoV-
eminent ozlsocts 10 delay uuy nctiyo domonstra-
tTo the .!ssociat<d IrtzsJ
Aims AND AMMUNITION FOR CUBA.
NEW YouK, Dec. 5.--Yho EIprsss says "Tho
Albert ". Smith, largo two-nsautcd schooner,
sailed from Elza''othportt, N. J., on Ti,urntlayy
w,t it WAS reported. coal for the fleet, Int it is
now ascortaed tint plsc really carried arms aud
ammunition for Cuba"
NO FURTHER FARLEY.
4 Cuban gentleman who rot,irued from WasIl-
ington tls morning HtatcH thai Lo conferred
with Secretary Fish and several Senators, aud
tl!oy assured hm that any fn,ther dlplomacy
declined. They beloved tho Spanish nt,t!sor-
tics in Cubn would refuse to accctle to tho pro,,o-
aitOnR Of Tho protocol, aud that war would
probably DO tho consequence.
NO SHWH FliO21 HAVANA.
New ToRE, Dec. 5.-to dispatches have bcon
received for tho Asaoc,a.o1 presH during the
night from HAVANA. Tho usual markets arc
missing,