, 1873-12-11

TIE spAN7ArDs DIssAT1sF1ED,
| HAVANA, Doc 8-Telegrams announcing tho
refusal ofthe United States to allow tho yir-
ginius to bo delivered to neutral Powor oreascs
dissatisfaction here, tho impression for tho psst
three days, according to kilograms, bong tlat
the United statos Government would consent.
Ihe British war-Vessol Niobo has arrived.
TIE HAVANA PRESS.
| According to tho tono Of tho press and OF.
prcasions OF authoritios aud OF prominent Spau-
lards, tho direct delivery Of tho Virginius uil be
accomplished according to sreaty stipn1ations,
without difficulty or Interference on tho part Of
tho population. Tho Garro Fi-igio advises
general armtng Tor tho suppression: Of rebol--
Lion. 1t complains Of tho absence Of T. dof1.
Mite plan onergeically carried out. The proycrbal
laziness OF our Tomorrow always resulted
fatally. We must awaken. Mother our money
nor batallionB are sufficient to finish the yar &C.
cording to tho plans used up to this limo, Wo
aaTe received sc, COD soldiers from Spain within
hye years: Wo have atrong navy mud loo, 900
soldiers in field or garrison. Neyortho1osn
tno militia operations arc daily moro
difficult, and tho enemy more difficult
to ind. We cannot continue thus. Tho inter-
Hh.9nni a 4 auSstion Ss or tue tape, beyond ali lie
awaken u.s. With mon n money! and d1e1s9G sooG n,a + 10
everything ia possible. 1t co,insels tho adoption
VI ue1cas'Eo pau against interior and exterior
enemies.
;. The Captain General Of Porto Rico assembled
the directors of tic different Journals and re-
qMe'stsd them. i9 Wow Of the probability Of war
aud only occupy themselves with Spain, aud tho
means Of rnislng tho public spirit SO as to re-
pulse foreign aggression il necessary. Ho also.
asnircd the Journals to abstain from publishing
fathcrland and tho Washington Government.
The Journalists consented. In proclamation,
the Cr:,taiu~General, believes that amicable 70.
lastons will remain uninterrupted between Spain
and tho Unitoa States.
Santiago de c"'a t'or: 39 Correspondence ~ the Neo
and d1SEa Wyo, n1o 1of here the tnna
and Woodlark, Royal Navy; but the Kaneas has
not noen heard from. DnrrieI, the Commissioner.
LETT Aurrietlly for Havana on our arrival, Tho
opahlardA pooh-nooh the whole affair Of the Yir-
g1n!us aud affect surprise at tho ntorcst We tako
~ tho PERSONS surviving their wholesale o1ccr-
tions. Their concessions aro elonlor an} pro |
eVadea at every chance. When II promise haa
bacn obtained it has been very necessary to Re-
tisinn honor before they th!nk Of fulnne lll 1 It.
CAPT; Lorraine, Of her Majesty's ship Niobe.
"hioi, camo first, demanded the Enelishmen:
a1A Capt. Cushing. Of tho Wyoming, followed |
o,s aa nt " the oaPt Brano
ness, asked for all under tho protection Of the |
AMcT'oam Tag flying on tho Virginius when cap |
tascd' IT,, Zig captans formal request vas couch
eo ~ III ,t 1nfelote na exceedingly explicit though
ss murders ;:les Morales do los Ilios understand
TINT Ills predecessor was blamed for tho 4 asens-
sinationa.' and drew lively picture Of tic
Of tho reused anger
deeds whcl. Ind every civilized milton agbnst
including the Government OF old gpain i,iler
Castelar,. The protest closed by intilnati,,R tint
a ,.. prompt compliance with its roqueats would
,na.daut. il evidently Bhakon, but il oyerrulea
by his fears Of tho Casino, and sHeeking in oyery
way to gain timo. After much negotiation, Cant.
nfano. st ~ interview with Morales, which was
n sfoT %.'A te pe't ns%' soe'9moy 9oas
srs On tie sao day the % 3ail .sa was {pstoa pEsoa-
a,aa tno prisoners questioned, and the lBts
aae tho ont from re- c., the official records in
Vice Consul Schmidt, Lieuts. 10 Long, Untch,
lngs. n;1d Chpp, tho Alcado. and tic Prison Oil
s!als. Tho lists do not differ materially from
tnoso Y sons threo weeks ago. The treatment Of
harsh, according" to tho Gastilian ideas but thoy
lre III destitute condition, aud botray unmin-
takably the effects Of their long aotourn unior
e nladoW o ct death They, noed arc not yot
probable /; thoy would 10 shot at once. 1t Can't
l5ralne's Instance. good treatmont wan promised
with Gil reasonable indulgence. Tie prisoners
,hnngod dict. " 00'''6 """
Ihe Woodlark, British, arrived on Friday with
gnaIahtee from liavana that no moro prisoners
you'd bo shot. This was before given to Oant, |
ssa'no. The captyes wero executed under tbo
1ooroo Of tho former Captain d. enoral, Do Iodas
~ dssren o., e., 4trongly protested against At tic
The commander Of the nnyal forces Killed the
rev, and Burriel tho passengers, according to
Ito harmonious division of anthnritv oxiatnn