The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-11-22

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tVcptY n,r tlllNwiN Wrn w ilr Hp'
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therefor
iAml, November ~. In the a..
armhlv to-day tie del nte continued on
lhc motion far ne unconditional pro-
lUngatoH Ui NicAlul'pn- power i'OulIcr
moved ~ refer tho qucliIn tpu plrlo'
cite, advocating the motion Ina speech,
In which he hutcd thnt providence
might la time restore the Bunapnrtists
tOp0wer. Excitement temporarily sus-
pended the proceedings liOuhcrs mo-
,lun was rejected, 4b9 to IS.
MADRID, November lO.--ThO lmpc-
rial newspaper particularly remarks
the moderate tone Of protest of the
British Government regarding the
NirginiuS affair. Figueras, the Prcsi-
dent Of the COrtcs, to-day held n pro-
tractcd conference with the Minister of
Foreign l'Aails, for what purpose II
has not transpired. 1t IL reported that
l'leucras starts for London this eve
ming.
OMAHA, November 2D.-Jin Egan.
the sake holder in the Allcn--Hogan
light, was arrested for cmbezzlement
and committed without hal.
WASHINGTON, November 2O.-The
following significant paragraph is fur
nished from reliable source: The
evidence accumulatcs that Cuban mat
tiers will require mitch correspondence
and delay, but no complication need
be feared. Us the administration sees
its way clear, and while war will be
avoided, Cuba will be free.
The Postmaster Generals views
upon the postal bank and postal tele-
graph are looked for with grcatanXiety.
1t is understood he will urge both. Afro
that Secretary Fish has made an I'M
pcrative demand upon Spain for the
immediate restoration of property Sc
qucstercd from American citizens in
Cuba. He desires to report to Congress
that the stipulated restoration has
been made.
PARIS, November 20 After II
tumutuous session, McMahon's pro-
longation Of seven years was adopted.
The constitutional bills were adopted
by 6G majority. A motion to appoint
Il committee Of thirty TO report on con-
sttutional bills was adopted by IS
majority. Paris is excited over the
result.
CALCUTTA, November %. 1.-The press
advise the importation of feed from
| America to avert the Bengal famine.
QUEBEC, November 2U.--The Red
island light ship was wrecked by Tues
days storm. Several vessels are as ore.
NEW York, November 20.---The otli-
GERS of the Moro Castle report that N
their arrival in Havana while on board
the vessel were unmolested, but the
passengers We're seized upon landing.
Six OF the seven Storage passengers
were discharged after being searched.
The Spanish officers explained that
they were suspected of bearing dis
patches for persons for whom they
were searching, who came on the City
of New York. She was boarded upon
arriving, and the passengers seized.
1t is feared that six were declared
guilty; three were women.
An extensive correspondence was
found sccreted about the person of one.
She was II niece of Almedos, who had
attracted attention during the voyage
by her great beauty and brilliant con-
vcrsational powers.
The prisoners We're confined in the
Cobias, and their fate was unknown
when the Moro Castle left Bomba-
lier, express agent, attempted to throw
some papers out of the window, but
they fell short. He was at once con-
denned to death.
The extensive correspondence which
had been seized was from many per-
ted. When the Moro Castle left Ha-
| L,; ola ,,,;t
mercy.
1t was estimated that about one hum
bred and sixty patriots, at various por-
tons of the Island, had met this fate.
Extensive preparations for the recep-
ton of the Tornado were going for
ward in Havana. The Captain and
Engineers were lauded to the skies,
and, in admiration of their heroism
and valor, unbounded subscriptions in
their behalf, were circulated to the
most distant parts of the Island. In
the meantime the General of Marines
or Admiral, has addressed the people,
saying that the officers had only done
their duty, and deserved no public
demonstration. They were paid for it
by the navy, in whose service the glo-
rious deed had been accomplished
But the people and press took different
grounds. The Hersche said they had
accomplished the achievement in be
half OF the pcoplc-they belonged to
the people, and the people were deter
mined they should not 30 unrewarded.
The following is an extract from u
private letter received from Cuba on
Monday, the 9th inst, at p. M: Cap
tain General Javcllar telegraphed Bur-
riel that the Spanish Minister at
| Washington advised him not to shoot
any men. He said the telegram was
received by Burricl nj Santiago dc
Cuba early ON the Sth. On the 10th he
shot the fifty-scven men. General
Jnvellar says that he comprehended
the necessity of saving the lives of
these men, but was overruled.
NEW ORLEANS, November 20.-Cot-
ton in good demand, closing strong.
Sales 1860 bales Good ordinary to
strict good or mary 133@l4sc; low
middling to strict low middling l5s@
l5ac; good middling l64@lG4c, for GER
titled checks; lc higher for currency.
Receipts $3.50 bales. Gold SSG9I.
Sterling 17l@l72. New York sight II
for currency.
PARIS, November 20.-Immediatcly
after the adjournment of the Assembly
last night, the members of the cabinet
waited on President Mcmahon and.
rendered their designations. He refused
to accept them, begging the Ministers
to retain their offices until new cab
met could be formed.
MADRID, Novem per 2U.-1t is officially
announced that the effective Spanish
force in Cuba numbers $4,000 men.
Boston, November CA nurse in
the city hospital suicidcd from opium.
A novice of the institution mistook
her symptoms for hysteria, and suicl-
ded from humiliation for maltreat-
ment.
RALEIGH, November 20.-Maj. Dur
ham, Democratic member, intro
duced resolution in favor of belliger-
ent rights for Cuba. The Governors
message Is silent on Cuba. He opposes
reputation and advises compromise
according to The States ability to pay.
A resolution was passed requesting the
Governor to exhaust every means to
a. 4. T.