The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-11-29

iocfclnry N State to-dny, aid received
attention. -,
Ntilo Cabinet io-dny copies " NIL
he papers we're submitted, The calr
Iud Opened earlier than usual, aud
until O'Clock. MI The
were present, and II WIS
the longest session during Granps
The members are silent regarding
the details Of the proposed action. The
feeling which urged the nttnck upon
the American legation was character
lied IA brutal. =,
II really seems as II no reasonable
could stand ut Madrid.
There Is increased naval activity.
1t Is still unlikely that other than
precautionary measures VIII be taken
untilCongress meets. yt.
eWlille the President seems TO be IN
accord with tho indignant feelings OF
the rcoplc, he will do nothing TO place
the country in II false position before
the world A leading Senator, who
had conversation with thelrrsldch',
to-day, has no doubt thatewheD Con,
gress meets, the public will be satishled
that prudence, combined with Il due
regard to our national honor, has been
observed 10y the executive department
Of the governments. w-
Nrw ORLEANS, November q Cot
ton Sales 1900 bales. Demand active
but supply moderate, with prices,
higher. Good ordinary to strict good
ordinary lSi@l4,c; low mlddling TO
strict middling l4sCsl5fc; middiing. to
strict middlng l5s@lGaci good mid
ding l7c Receipts UG06 bales. Goid
0! q,
SAN FRANCISCO, November IL
Trent offers to match Thad Stevens for
$25, 900 against any horse.
ST.. LOUIS, November 2l.--Mrs. Anna
Maria Cabell, daughter of Mrs. John D.
Crittenden, is dead.
NEW ORLEANS, November 22.-At an
enthusiastic mass meeting, the frields
of Cul passed resolutions expressing
admiration at the elevation and sacri-
flee of Il Cubans during the five years
contest. The Vilginius tragedy was
denounced as utterly outrageous, ana
the Monroe doctrine reassertcd with
pledges of support to the National Gov
ernment, and to the families of the
victims of the recent bntchery. y
HAVANA, November 222.-TheFigaro
saws we do not consider it within the
bounds of justice On Teason that war
should result from the capture OF the
Virginus and its legal consequences,
but If d conflict comes, let US initiate
the example Of our ancestors and
make the Spanish race in Cuba the
j., i,,,; .,,f .itt,a Nm aricun EniniE-
phere.s. s.s Ma sgtaaf.g $50. "a. Z, u
! The Noice.of Cuba believesiin diplo-
matte settlement, but praises the &c, ac-
tiviiy in repairing the forts. ,ra.', Is lsi'
MADRID, November 22.--By the re,
Quest of the British Minister, General
Siclsies has stopped the preparations
he MAS making to leave Madrid.
New York, November 22.IFoui
thousand Germans, at German Ian
last evening, expressed sympathy with
Cuba, and advocated a rigorous polIcj
toward Spain.noa .
y A Georgian, ilamedThomas Hender-
soii, was robbed Of $500 anu valuable
documents, in The Street car. 81
The following are the resolutions
adopted Mt the German Cuban meeting
last hight, which are INTENDED TO Dq
laid before Congress at the opening o.
the session: 23di
Whereas, The people of Cuba are not
only in the same but in a mucii worse
than the people Of the Cnl-
ted States We're at the time OF the dec
laratiOn of their Independence, the
Spai ish government allowing, under
tie harbarous rule of the so-caHed
Spanish volunteers, the preparation
OF the most terrible cruelty, and outra-
geous deeds of violence toward the
of the Isle of Cnba, in
defiance of humanity and civilization,
and these barhirians, who it appears
are independent of the Spanish gov
ernmeiit, trample alike the laws and
usages of humanity and civilization,
Insult souri flag on the open sea, and
incarcerate and insult our citizens;
be it
Resolved, That we ask the govern
mept of the Unites States and Con-
gress,y In the name OF Humanity and
and 10, the end, that a stop
may he put to the barbarities in Cuba
and to prevent their repetition, to ac-
cord to the Cubans now lighting. for
their Independence, the rights OF bel
and as soon as possible to ac-
Cuba as free republic. !.
Resolved,y That We fnrtheraslS the.
and Congress of the Uni
ted States to deniaiid ofthc Spanish
government in Madrid, as well rs the
acting authoritirs Of Cuba, afull.satis-
faction for the. insult. to or flag and
their scruclties,s and to enforce These
demands by the use of all the means
in their power.
CHICAGO, November, y. GARNER
takes the first prize; Ubassey the
[ourth, and J. Dion the fifth.
n WssHrNerON,'r n evembery Pin a
dispute over the price of saving wood,
D negro fatally wounded an Irish
wolnfn witl1a pistol.
0Sr. JOHNS, N. B., November pa
dispatch says i the telegraph cable
,teiarner, Robert Lows, was lost near
81. Mary's bay, on wednesday niorn-
ing. The chief officer. and two boats
,pew were saved. The Captain and
.wo other boats crews were missing.
The tug steamer Cabal has been dis
patched TO assist the missing boats.
z, PARIS, IN ovember i23.+The Cabinet
viii probably be recognized to-day.
It is understood that Duke De ,Broglio
Will be Minister of Foreign Affairs and
Mogne,, Minister of Finance. Des-
,elgni Minister Of Bubble Works, will
'emain.
LONDON, November %. -Thespecials
,cport tlle.Tecept interview, between
CASTELAR, and :, jSiellles as stormy.
,jclles barely escaped mobbing.
WASHINGTON November. 22.-It
Gems not to be generally lSiiowh tliat
here havpbeen preparations recently
zoing on under the direction of the
Secretary of War, placing our arsenals
N army iSI'tEe fsfd II case Of War; r.
md Ilpokipg to the condition of our
for tie successful defense
IF our harbors against hostile attnclss.
The irop clad ordinance department
Dfthe afmyds at this lmoment iii MOST
lctive preparations for state war,
md Is ready to, supply an army with
IN entire equipment OF war material, |
the most approved breech-
oading arms, fie d and siege battery, |
nd of artillery with every kind !
VI ammunition. The telegraph I