, 1873-12-05
CHICAGO, FRIDAY, DECEMBER S, 1873.

Castelar, tolographed tho torms OF delivery in the
port Of Havana. This oaunod tho greatest SUR
prlao among the Spaniardx, who expected that q
contrary oourso would bo takon.
REPORTED DfAssAoRE.
NEW YoRK, Doc. 4.-The statement is mhdo
Tint private letter Inns boon received In thia
city showing that h1axtmB Gomez, to avongo tho
shooting Of thoao who were captured on Tie
VirRlnius, nttAcked and cnpturod number Of
Spanish fortified camps III tho vicinity Of San.
tfago. He took oyor 200 prinonors, and, march,
ing thcm olono up to Santiago. shot them In full
word to Durriel to como ont anu bury thom.
Durriel loft Immediately for 1farana.
The Spaniartla here have appointed commit
teo Of their. number to prepare an addresa pro-
tcasing against tho ternlB Of tho protocol ngrood
to BY Admiral Polo at Washington, md chilling
for its rejection by their Homo Government
New YonE. Dec, IA PHILADELPHIA dispatch
says "Tho officers hero Of tho Southern Atail
Steamship Company stato that tho assertions
nublislod and creditod to Capt. q. Barrett, of
tho Yazoo. to tho offcot TINT tho Vireit,ius ,ad
been lifted out as q nan'of-war, and that groat
alarm is felt at Havana by Amoricau citlxonH,
are entirely false"
conREsroNnEscE BETWEEN Al As.ER1cAN NAVAL
COMMANDER AND GEN. nuEnlEI.
From the yeu l'ork Wurld, Dec !.
We are Under ob1lgationa. to Senior Do Oonto,
sl,eots containing Spanish TRANSLATION Of tho
letter sont to Con. Dtcriel by Capt. H. B. Cual-
ing, commanding United Staten war-stca1nor
Wyoming, and Con. Butrtols roply to tho COM
publication. Capt. CuHhings noto is dated
Nov. 1B.
Capt. Cnalling Informs Con. Burriol that ho
communicates with lin tn consequence of tho
capture on tho high EcaR Of tho hinorieat, 1uor-
chairman Vrgin!ns, and Of the oyents following
tho capture. He Informs 1}urriei TINT tho viz
giniua loft Klnguton. Jamaica, for Port Limou,
Coetn Rica, supplied wth regular smiling papcrs
ard NIL necessary documents cortinod-to by tho
American! Consulate ut Kingston Aftor detail
inE the ne circumstances Of tie i!ogn! capture of
Barrioi tho rules Of International Law in
such caseB. He protests againDt tho ,,so of Tho
word "Plrato" " as applied to tho Yirginius, and
informs him that, in international law, pirate
that fiiea The ling Or no nation, and then pro-
nouroes tho execution OF tho yirgiuius prisoners
ni' assassination. In tho naro of tho Unifod
slatos he protests agai,1Ht all that has happened
not doubttng TINT the United States will protoct
it's honor. Ho also solomnly protests asanst
the uliooting Of any moro pr'noners who may be
citizons Of tho United States, which, ho assures
DuI1io lnny lead 10 serioua complications.
Con. Burrlc! in hs roply clan,s to ho only n
Inns sent hls noto tn tho Captau- General ut 1In-
vana. For himself, he remarks. lo protests most
onergetically against tho qualification Of nssassi-
n"tiou as gross insult, and liberty Of language
Improper in an ofloial nots, md in tho character
represented by Capt Cuhhiug. III repol it." ho
remarks, "knowinE thataBsasHi1tations, ao1tnown
to all tho world, wcro those acla which another
nation practced on unfortunate AIodoc Inl.nnB,
"!lo certainly did not attack tho integrity OF any
nation aA did tho Cuban inHuriocsioni3t9 aud the
Foreigners who aided Ii their attempts to como
to those coas.g."
Address OF CUBAN spAs1Anns TO THEIR ooyEnx-
MERIT.
''a"@ ts" icy Hyf ys;k Il; :;au p'o@'eA to the Ne"
The ultimhtum OF tho United statcB Govorn-
ment in regard TO tho Virginus. wltl, the ques-
tiona Involved, was tclcsraplod :ihuro to t!,e
was acceptable: It meets with tho entire tla-
approval Of tho uavann population and tic
Casino Espanol. Groat oxcitomont prevails.
ConHul Hall wah assured by tho Captain-dcncral
Guards were quietly placed at night at Tho doors
Of the American Consul. The following atltlross.
agnod by numbers Of prominent Spaniards md
army and navy oflco,s, was cstculatod to-day
aud enthusiastically received and supported:
TIE srAN1H1l Address.
70 tte Government Of The Nation: A recent
act carriod into eltoct BY tho Spanish navy, and
Which onco sgain shows Tho dignity and i,croisln
Of oltr marine, Inns hurt tho fcoingH of u milton
aB proud as 1t is presumptioue. anti wlcl, for
some timo las been promoting in n mannor aa
yllo es it is cowartlly, tho enemies Of our pa-
tonallty-tiioso who with to eco o.tr glorious
banner hnmifatcd and degraded. Tho nci2aro
Of Of the tmnsnrgent steamer BY tho Spanish mau-
punishment Of tho infamous pirates who, under
shadow OF tho American flag. andoayol to con
tinllo t4oir tass Of reducing to ashes tho best
c'sics OF this island aud asgaBsuatnE Que most
ins enthusiasna by tue spaniarlH,' without con.
ditions, who understand TINT tho hour has mr.
rived Tor tho Latin roGo to rocoYcr III tho Nov
World all the Importance and grandeur which