Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-11-15
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ESPECIAL TO TIE GOLD HILL DAILY NEWS.
BY THE CABLES.
The Spanish Loan.
LONDON, November l5.-rhe Span.
ish loan reached the lowest point this
forenoon yet touched In the London
market.
Further Accounts OF the v~irsinius
Capture Bombastes FuriOso Blu.
riel Proclaims.
HAVANA, via KEY WEST, Nov. TO-
Great anxiety Is manifested here to
see the comments Of the American
press on the capture Of the yirginius
and execution Of the prisoners. There
Is n general feeling that 1t is desirable
to have all the prisoners shot rs soon
as possible, before the Spanish Govern
ment or any other power can inter-
vene, though some Of the more mod
crate deprecate undue haste aid fear
1t may lead to serious results. La Con-
stancia newspaper says: mo matter
how much our country has fallen In
the last years, the Spanish people
have not become degraded to such
an extreme as to be frightened
by those who might have to pay for
their temerity and insolence In the
event Of intervention. We lament the
bad condition OF the affairs of our
country. but are far from being daunt-
ed by foreign complications. 1t may
DO we ought to desire them in order to
liberate us from the miserable party
Of lntrigues. Spain Is not degenerate.
All bad passions will Immediately be-
come quiet when there Is any prospect
OF a foreign war. The stronger pow
ers know this, and their intriguing
politicians ought not to forget it. I'm
fortunately Spaniards give more inn
portance to the latter than they merit.
Ell Constdncia also says when the news
Of the capture Of the Virginius was re-
ceived here 1t was thought something
would DO tried to prevent the pirates
from receiving their just chastlsement.
The address Of General Burriell to the
soldiers Is very bombastic ia describ-
Ing the chase and capture Of the Viz
glnius. He says the Tornado belched
forth flames instead Of smoke, going at
her fullest speed. She finally came
up with and captured the Virginius,
which was taken possession of with
repeated cries Of VI Va Espana ~
from the Tornado's valiant crew with
out the slightest resistance. One hun
dred and sixty-three men delivered
themselves quietly up having coward
ly thrown overheard during the chase
tho arms, which they ought never to
have grasped, and the military eqnip-
age conflded to them to defend their
ignoble cause. This goes to show and
to confirm the poverty OF our enemies,
and demonstrates their impotence
against the armies Of Spain, which
Providence manifestly favors. The Ell
Segotiddad complains of the lnexact-
ness OF the press telegram which stated
that the Virginius was captured near
Jamaica. According to official state
ments the Virginius was IS miles from
the coast Of Cuba when the chase be-
gun. She headed for Jamaica. a dis
lance Of about 100 miles. The chase
lasted eight hours. both steamers 20.
ing at full speed and both being very
fast vessels. They must, therefore,
have been very near Jamaica when the
Virginius vas o~verhauled ; but MS the
Captain, all the nayigators aud the
crew of the Virginlus have been killed,
the S~psniards can put the distance at
what they please. Malls, per steamer
Frankfort, from New Orleans, were
seized by the Government, and their
distribution has not yet been per-
mitted.
Indignity to the British Flag.
LONDON, November 10. --Iutelligence
has been received Of a serious conflict
In Damascus, during which an indig-
nifty was offered to the British flag.
The British Consul demanded repair
alton, which was refused.
south American News.
LISBON, November 15. Adyiccs
from Rio de Jancira to October. % are
received. Smallpox prevails to an
alarming extent in Rie. Business In
coffee Is at q stand still, aud an I'M
mense crop Is accommodating.
The revolution In Paraguay has been
suppressed.
1t is thought that General Mittre
Contailee will DO the next President
of the Argentine Confederation.