, 1873-11-20

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BERLIN, Nov. I7.--It is not denied in
official circlss here that the Pope wrote
a second letter 10 the German Emperor
The fact that it has not been published
Us ascribed to the circumstance that j,
treats on matters strictly personal to his
Majesty and in no way to be used or
political subjects. 1t has not been, moi
will it be answered by the Emperor
German Government has addressed q
remonstrance to the French, on account
o. PASTORAL circular issued bv Bishop
of Nancy, ordering prayers tor the re-
covery of Metz and Strasbourg. The
Federal Council has decided that cleo
tons for the German Diet shall be held
early in June.
HAVANA. Nov. 1.-THE report that
81 more prisoners of the Virginius had
been shot is not confirmed. Tiers has
been no moro executions but trials are
proceeding.
BUFFALO, Nov. 17.--Wheat q Brad
ley's warehouse was burned this morn
ing. Loss, 100000. Ns-\
New YORK, Nov. 1.-THE heavy de-
cline in stocks to- day, is attributed to
the fact that a telegram had been re
ceived from Gen. Sherman, saying that
he is opposed to war and to imitation.
PANAMA, Nov. Costa Rica is chief
ly taken up with Hers schemes.
Congress has approved the new con-
tract to enable Harry Meigs to extend
his railroad TO the Pacific. which the old
contract did not provide for. The price
Of sS,O0O,00e for construction of the
part from Lemon to Alajucle, would be
loss to the contractor, but acceptance
of the now contract will enable him to
make it up.
The American flibustering steamer
General Sherman, entered the horbor of
Aspinwall on the 3rd inst, under the
name of Gen. Arisa, aud was at once
seized by Capt. Cushing, of the .. 5.
steamer Wyoming, for using illegal pa
pers and sailing under flags of Hondu.
ras, while it claimed to be South Amer.
ican vessel.
KINGSTON, Ont, Nov. lit is be-
lieved that the U. S. steamer Ada, with
forty officers and men were all lost. Nc
particulars.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 15.-Thad. Ste
vens won the great four mile race to-
day winning the third and fourth heats
Joe Daniels won the first and True Blue
tho second heat. In third heat True
Blue was distanced.
MADRID. Nov. 1S.--Spanish cabinent
unanimously favor honorable settlement
of the Virginius difficulty, but say the in
tsgrity of Spanish territory must be
maintained.
P1rTsBuRe, Nov. 1S.-National Trust
Company Suspended payment to-day
on account of the unexplained absence
Of the cashier. Directors say all liabil-
tiles will be speedily paid.
Secretary Robson. now in New York
has summoned the chief clerk of his
Department to that city in connection
with fitting out vessels for Cuba.
MArAMoRAs. Nov. 19.-MaiI from
Monterey brings news that the Federal
troops are occupying Monterey ard Sal
tilta to maintain order. General Zepe-
da, deposed Governor of the State OF
of Coahuilla, is at Saltilta and has Or
panized several hundred State troops,
and another conflict between Zepeda and
the friends of the State is anticipated
500 Federals dispatched to escort large
.conducta of silver from Lectacalicos to
Monterey, to prevent its falling into the
hands of either of the contending par
ties.
NV York, Nov. 10.-Edwin & Win
ship. Government claims broker OF this
city. is announced defaulter to the ex-
tont of s4oe,OOO. lie is believed to be
out of the country.
+, CASTILLO, the commander of the Tor
nado, says the crew and men on the
virginius were treated with such consid-
Grafton as their character and necessity
of safe keeping would allow. He says
the capture made the people OF Santiago
delirious with enthusiasm.
The Washington Appeal says orders
have been issued for the opening of re-
cruiting offices throughout the country
and the Navy is to be recruited to its ut
most capacity.
US. Steamer Worcester, the Flag
Slip North Atlantic Squadron, sailed
from Fortress Monroe to-day for Santi-
ago de Cuba.
LONDON, Nov. 1S.-Cotton mill near
Manchester burned to-day. Loss, half
. million dollars.
The Daily Telegraph says England
ought to view with favor the plan OF an
ne1ing Cuba to the q. S.
WASHINGTON, Nov. I.--Presldent
Grant says the Government has acted