, 1873-11-13

insurgents suillcoilt to Justify tho recognition
Of he11tgoroncy, but, az President Grant Baid IN
one Of hia ANNUAL mossageHt tho principle iB
maintained tint thta nation ia Its own judge
whom to ncoord rights OF bel1iReronoy etlor to q
people struggling Ia. FREQ. themselves from a
Government they bc1loyo to 10 oppressive, or
to indopondnnt nhtionB ut war with oaoh othor.
1ELL1uEnESr NIGHTS Fon CUBA.
New YonK, Nov 12-W. A. scattron, Chair.
man OF tho 0uban Anti-alavory Committee, and
the Roy Henry Highland aarnett. seorotary, will
don't Grant petition signod by over 600,00U
colorod mon in overy stnte Of tho Unlon, pray
ing Tor boll1Boreht rights to Cuba.
runL1o 1Np1dNAT1oN.
Tho principal discussion today ut places whoro
merchants congregato was tho slaughter Of tho
Captain and crew OF tho stoamor virginlus, and
tho foelinE Of indignation was universal: Not o
voice was raised III dotenso Of tho ao all asao5t-
Ing that the killing OF the CROW waa untustittn-
bic, md demanded prompt action on tic part Of
the United Statos Government.
The Eeening Post seys e. Hedi1torially: y "Thc o re- S
Yory brovity nlakoa tho blood rln cold. Are We!
living in tho times Of Alva7 Have thoso butch:
orH no fear Of the indignation Of tho otvtlixod
world Z Or do they moan to provoke uB 30 that
we shall hayo no alternative but to sopp'o their
Infamous and impotent Provincial Government
into tho son, and take possession In tho name Of
outraged humanity and Justice? The feeling OF
our citizens wa5 raiBod to foyer-heat by the exc
ention Of tho four leadora It will now rise to
| tho boiling pitch. Cuba and hor friends TaA
hereafter neod neither moneynor men," .:
! THE "Fn1ENpB OF ounAt
| aro devoted to tho revolutionary oauso IN Cuba.
hold private meeting this evening at their
| rooms IN Exchange Place It Was supposed
that the AsBociatlon would tako some action re-
tninod after I tho meeting that they dd not intond
| doing: So. Tho Cubans regard thG matter 3aa as
purely an American question, as tile !trgtiius
saioa from m IN Gnglish pofI rna ;l ,wsa lsgaaiy!
however, that It WAS peaGeable expedition, and
could not In "ny way be called IN armed one. J.!
,,.. WHAT 1s THOUGHT NJ WARRINGTON. !;
Anew YORK, Moy. l2.--At tho Cabinet meeting
! yesterday. washington correspondent makes
the President say TINT no had road that eighty
Cuban insnrgonta, WHO were captured as prson-
era OF war, hao bo9n snot, aiad thht, Willie tic
no ,9
IN JUDE. 70 was setlbnea tnat tho spanlen doy"
| efnmcnt dla not anu Won!a nos approve % sttoh
pntcaoiy. IL Was n major, however, Wa1ch IN
enhghtenod natlon cou4a not OVERLOOK II H.
me support OF me spanish Nepnolic, inolYluuaily
4e conia not wtan hnch government prospef1i!ty.
tho Spanish people, IN thor eitoft to estaoAsh
eontio thss autharsiess ia oala tnsD IL tho
/ 1ntoreHt OF humanity, no Thought 1t tlno to Ill
terforo-not to encourage the struggling cubans,
nor embarrasa the Spanish iapublo IN my way,
but wholly IN the interest OF civilization anti
! humah1ty.
| FROM THE UNITED STATES CoNBUL AT HAVANA. .
] WASHINGTON. NOV. i2.'-Sccreta!y FISH recclV-
| cd to-t1ny telegram from the Consul. General at
Havana, HtatinE that the Havana papers publish
. statement. appnrontly from an official source,
that the Captain Of tho VirGiniua. thirty-Bi1 Of
tho crow, and sixteen others, werc shot OH the
Secretary Immediately proceeded to the Ex-
ccutivo Mansion, and Showed tho telegram
to- tho President, and soon thereafter
telegraphcd tho Consul General to verify
ban authorities, Which had aomowhat ceased,
haR boon revived by to-dny'e Rtnrtling announce.
n1ent. Tho ne"a formed tho subject ct earnost
comment in offlclnl md diplomatic circles.
has sasa sste tho caeea.
doEernfaent IL Spain perempsors!y demanded .
stay OF proceelngB, put It soomb that the order
haa heen alsroEarded, thns strengthening I'M
AtfairB concerning the lmpracticabilisy OF dcal
ing with tho Cuban authorities.
| TIE FEELING ~ NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, Nov. l2.---IIe nows OF tho o1e'
creatcd considerable excitement here, and is tht
subject OF Ronora1 conversation this evening
Capt. Joseph Fry, Commander OF tho VlrGinius
waH native Of Florida, 46 years OF ago. Ho on
and romained in the navy until 1861, when he re-
Bignet aud entered tho Confodorate SERVICES
I!e leaves here wife md seven ohitdren, tue
tlsa eldest boy cripple and young girl aged
|
WHAT THE LEADING PAPER OF HAVANA sAYs o.
THE cApTunE
From fhc n5ar'o de II Marina. hop. 9.
| rue notice Of ti,e capture OF tue vllgnaaa aat
the hrF1agnnont Of tho prisoners nefofo . naEa
tribunal will uoahtleso To]oico tho heart OF ever
1oyal Gt'zeh' eape9 tne slrghlns s 3he nrat pirax
Veasel that mas talleh INTO the hahuh O. our bIaV
sailors: Iho tlhhusters have boon taken to san
taago 10 n Cuba, where they nave 1oon put o.
trial. Inc CRIME Of piracy IL that Whlch 10 NOS
antagonlst'c to the laws OF a. civilized people
we presume that among those captured AZ.
oahln Noha. tne Au1otca'1s A5Au, 4uu so'el"
others who wore mentioned IN tho letters o
o Gorspnnqeat e IN Now r d1rk "aaen Saro msy1 5;1
be many notices touching this worry i'm
/ portant item Of anccess which We shal
publish without the least delay. To-ea!
however, We shall content ourselves by tondor
| ing our acknowledgements to tho Commander O
the frigate Tornado, senor Dou Dlonisio Costillo
We have now neither the time nor epaco to ente
fully into the consideration OF the capture OF th
[ Yirgiui16. IA wo hare 60 many other Aubtcota Il