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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-22
CLOSING PRICEs-4 O,CL0CK P NJ


Cotton Moro Acttvc3 Receipts mt the
Ports. 6,9S5 Bales-Flour Firm-Wheat
Easy = Corn FirmeH-Oats Steady
Pork and Lard Easier-Groceries
Quiet-Petroleum Steadier-Spirits Tur-
pentinc and Rostn Easier-Whiskey
Higher.
WEDNESDAY, May 2l-6 Up. M.
Business In the wholesale marts continued
rather slow, Notwithstanding the easy money
market-and the demand for most kinds OF mer-
chandise was moderate There was less irregu-
larity in the cotton market, but there was even
more at the Produce Exchange than there was yes
terday. Flour was steady, but wheat was irregu-
lar, the near approach Of canal receipts tending to
check the demand Tor lots on the spot well as to
arrive There were some purchases 0flots to arrive
on the basis Of lower prices. Corn was fairly active
and frmer for both mixed and yellow, new and old.
Oats were without decided change. The upward
movement in whiskey continued and all the sales
were at an advance. Pork and lard were dull
heavy and lower-the market leaving Off nominal
Freights and charters were still firm, and extreme
rates were demanded. Groceries remained quiet
and exhibited no essential change in values
Petroleum was also quiet, but the market to-day
exhibited a steadier tone. Spirits of turpe milne was
much more active but at shade easier figures Rosin
still dull and weak.
APpLEsThe market is very firm, but the supply scant
Russets are about the only good lots left We quote:
Selected CHI dice Winter 81 so per bbl Western New
York mixed lots, So 80 81 per dol river mixed lots,
81 So perd
BuTTER.-Trade has been fair since last but not
especially active. The market steady yellow,
which was scarce and in good demand. White moved
slowly and at irregular prices Shipping selections of
tubbed generally realized SIC sec. and hrkins Gee.
33c We quote Prime State grass yellow soc. &c.
fair to good, Csc 30c State, half rkn good prime,
&c. 3Oc fair good do Csc. &c.. Welsh tubs good
to prime State, 29c 30c fair to good do 25c. a 26c
Western tubs, good to prime new 25c &c. and fair to
good do, Doc. 24c.
CHEEsEThe arrivals have been fair our last but
the supply not In excess of the demand which
good, both from the home trade and for export New
1896; while, Tor shipment l5c. 1890. generally
paid We quote State new factory prime to choice,
144c. l5ac. lair to good 2c. lac. State farm dairy
prime to choice l3c lac. and fair to good, lie l3c
CoFFEE-The market to-day has been quiet but strong
for all descriptions. We heard OF sales OF 500 bags
RIO, ex Merrmac. and $50 bags ex Paladnes, at
B Bal both on private terms We quote :
lsi4c. s}sc good cargocs lss<c l9c prime carqoes
l9iac. 1916: extreme range for lots Hac. 1890,
gold. h. 60 80 days credit: Java government bags
201sc 21}ac do grass mats) 2c. &c: Singapore do
I7c Use Ceylon, ls1sc q l9Ac; Maracaiho, lslac
191sc. Mexican. 1870. &c.; Manila, lsc 1slsc;
1870. a l9c.. gold. 60 80 davs' credit
CoTToN.-A more active movement was noticeable in
spot at about former prices Future deliveries
were fairly active at an Improvement of nc 36c. We
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R,ANKlNG HOUSE OF FISK HATCH.
n No 5Nassau street. New York. Nay 10. ls7S
The present high price Of Securities is in
crcasng the demand for first class Railroad Bonds and
1T reasonable suppose that the difference
Of from twenty thirty per be obtained any
great length Of time.
We are recommending for exchanges for in
vestments-
The Chesapeake and Ohio seven per cent Mortgage
Bonds interest PAYABLE January and Juy principal and
interest payable In gold. in New York city.
Only ssooooo Of these Bonds win be offered for sale at
present Price 90 and accrued interest
They amply secured and very desirable invest
men The will be used in adding largely to the
present equipment and in extending the line from its
present tde-waer at Richmond to deep water
the Chesapeake Bav where the largest steamers in
the world can load and unload alongside the cars
Also the Chesapeake and Ohio six per cent Bonds in.
terest payable May and November These Bonds are
issued in denominations Of $780, $3.50 sloO0 Price
completed and the business Offering is very large
and increasing daily
We have just published pamphlet giving full de-
scripuon OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad and its
advantages and particular information concerning the
agricultural mineral and mechanical resources the
markabc coal and iron deposits and the opportunities
for settlement investment the employment of CAPT
tai and labor in various industries along its route copies
in person or by mail
Also the Western Pacific six per Cents at the market
price, which is to-day 9 fiat These bonds $1,000
each; interest payable January and July. This road
having consolidated with the great Central Pacific
the payment of its bonds, principal and interest is
sumed by them
We continue to deal in Government and Central Pacific
Bonds, receive deposits, which allow interest,
make collections execute orders at the Stock Exchange
for cash. and conduct general banking business
FISK HATCH.
yNANTED-GooD APPLICATIONS FOR FIRST AND
dy Il ls
GaS oRee
COX OOO TO PURCHASE GOOD FIRST MORT
New Jersey. Apply to address W. d. x f. BARTLES,
Sc Wall street.
S7CR 000 TO LoAN-oN BOND AND MORT
plAC.UUO gage, without bonus, for q term OF
years real ssifss y ss 1872 Broadway
$165 600 TO TO. - LOAN i, ON CITY PROPERTY.
cages. HALL J. HOW, IL Pine street.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
TlISSOLUTION.-THE FIRM OF CHILDSA O'ROURKE
~ is dissolved O'Rourke retires from the firm and
Childs continues the business. N. A. CHILDS.
Il. O'ROURKE.
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Included in the above 6l0 bales to arrive. For
future delivery oasis low midding the been
follows Sales last evening after three ocockJune
800 at Is lbS2c 100 az Is 7l6c, 200 at Is l52c July,
400 at Ego a. Is 9s2e 700 at IS 96e August 800 at
50ntl74c Total. $500 bales. Sales today up to M
May, 100 at ls, 200 at Is ls2c 100 at is 96c 100 at
is ssc lSSo al Sisc o zoo ai6s 200
is 2sS2c 90 at IS lIGc $500 lss4c August 100 at
Is Bloc 200 at lsc 100 at Is i932c 1890 sssc Nov
bales. Grand total 1850 bales The receipts at the
Orleans, 1895; Mobile, 2s Savannah, s73; Charles
ton b77 Wilmington 10; Norfolk, 9s6; New York 1886
Boston, 49, Total, 1885 bales This dav last week 462
bales. This day last year LOGS bales Rates cotton to
foreign ports nominal the following figures TO
Havre by steam lc.; SAIL 1c, compressed; Hamburg by
steam, sd, compressed; Bremen, by steam. lc Liver
pool, by steam, 3sd. lied; SAIL 5l6d "a. We
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III FHIluuelpnIH FenHsyTVanIa was steauy at IoS,
and Reading at 115A.
EARLY CLOSING OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
petition has been circulated and has received
numerous signatures, directing or asking the Gov
erning Committee OF the Stock Exchange to order
the closing Of the dealings OF the Exchange at
three P. M. during the months Of June, July and
August.
SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
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quality not more than half grade above below the
grade quoted
Flour AND GRAIN.-Recepts-Flo 1886 bbls ; wheat,
19iO bushels; 1890 do corn meal, 7s0 bbs and
800 bags: oats 3S0i bushels; barley 800 do The flour
market ruled quiet but steady, Shipping grades were
scarce and firmly held but the demand limited. The
sales since our last include about 900 bb prices
within the range Of the appended quotations Corn meal
quet 100 bbs OF Western yellow sold at So in the
dock Feed remained quiet but prices noticably
changed from those last quoted We append our -four
uunt
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-LoNDoN, May 2l-5 p: NJ
States vetwenty bonds is57s "a tenfortes. sss Erie
Railway shares, 49, Consols opened at 1855 for money
and g3z for the account United States fve-twenty
bonds 1868, old, sl 1878 $50 ten ortes, Ssa new
fves. SO. and Erie Railway shares at 49si.
PARIS BoURsE.--PARIs, May 2l.-Rentes, 5if 90c.
LIVERPOOL CorroN MARKEr.-LIvERP0oL May 21-5 p.
MThc market closed steady The sales OF the day have
been 1900 bales including 30OO speculation
port Of the sales 5000 bales were American Sales of
cotton shipped from Savannah Charleston deliverable
in May. at SD The market opened steady with mid
ding uplands, sad, and middling Orleans 9d. Sales
Of cotton shipped from Savannah Charleston, April
and May. at Sad.
LIVERPOOL BREADsruFFs Observation-Disclosures, May IL
30 r M.-The market for breadstnffs Is quiet.
LIvERP0OL PROVISIONS MARRRr-LIvERPooL May
21-130 Y. M-Pork, Cos. Cd. per Dbl. for mess
Cheese 6 Cd per cwt for the best grades OF American
fine
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr-LoNpoN, May Eleven
ipg.-Sprits turpentinc, 39s. I'd. per cwt
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The sale at Hampstead, L. l., OF property belong
largest number OF people ever gathered at an auc-
ton sale. sixteen cars, filled TO the utmost ca
pacity, left Hunters Point over the new GaTden
City Railroad. on arrival at Hampstead hundreds
OF villagers nocked TO the ground the safe was
commenced at hafpast one and conunuea uns
every lot OF The entire property. excepting Tue
front point had been disposed OF 10 actual pur-
chascrs. Ninety lots were sold ior $3l,2la
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THE BANK SHARES.

Bank shares were dull. Among the sales was
small lot OF Continental at So, an Improvement OF
per cent The following were the bids at the call =
New York, 1876; Manhattan. ISL; Merchants, ll64;
Union, 1927 America, 1854; City, 255; Tradesmens,
a64; Commerce, llsi4; Mercantile 1872; American
Exchange, 10s; Bank Of North America 1902; Han.
over, lO7; Irving, 122; Metropolitan, 1851; Peo-
ple's l4o; Continental, SOY; st. Nicholas, 100;
Commonwealth, So; New York County, 200; Park,
l49; Fourth National, 111S; Ninth National, 1o44
Oriental 16s; Gold Exchange liz; German-Amer-
icaD, 99X.
RAILROAD BONDS
In railroad bonds the transactions were light,
but at firm prices. Cleveland and Toledo sinking
funds brought 1o4, Fort Wayne lrsts, lo7; Canada
southerns "a; and small lot OF Boston, Hartford
ana Erie hrsts, guaranteed, went at so. The follow
ing were the bids at the CALL as amended at SUBJ
Bequent dealings
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Wheat was rather steadier Tor prime on the sno hut
other grades were hard of sale and at the close OF
lots comprised about $4,000 bushels al 81 10 III 42 for
rejected Spring 81 81 81 90 tor No do ST 81 for No
Chcago 81 90 Tor prime North 81 81 for No
Niwaukee 20 arrive the first week in June and 81 "
The sales were about 10 bushels az Gle 62I.c for
steamer 6Sc for sail Mixed 6ic high mixed and
oi1ac q DOC Tor western Yellow white was nominal
TIC Tor Western and Sc Tor Southern were steady
and the demand fair sales 81 900 bushels at Soc 5OIsc
a SIC. for new mixed Western, chiefly AT @Ic Sic:
a5c 6Sc for good to choice Western white; old was
firmly held at Soc. In store. $3.50 - -
FREiGnrs freights continued quiet owing To the
insufficient supply OF accommodation Rates were strong
vessels LOT cnhrer were and In continued
aemand pom from the grain and petroleum trade Rates
were TO liverpool by steam 900 bushels grain Cd
pers;andard bushe 7Oo boxes OF bacon 50 hhds
Of tobacco e. 4 e London BY steam. 40o bushels
dill By steam ZOO bushels sHSs' wSea at a. t i'd to Ga h
charters comprise "A bark, hence to Cork Tor or.
az S.. an Italian bark, to arrive treeD, 5000
quarters grain, same voyage and rate; a British
bark, hence 70 direct port United Kingdom 800 bbl
% os ga an American ship hence to
bark hence 10 Cork for orders 10 the United Kingdom or
Continent excluding Dutch, $500 bbs refined do at
o. 3D. or os Va, according TO port; German bark 70
es I'd Norwegian bark, hence to Mediterranean or
Adriauc port $40 bbs Of refined do at Is S.,
scrdns e port ID british bark ~ tons hence to Aspn
hence 10 st John and gene cargo at lump
Of ST. 400 gold british bark from Phiiadeipha 10
port In The German Baltic $500 bbl refined petroleum,
at Is Sd an American bark from Charleston
MoLAssks Foreign has been In fair reauest to-day and
the market steady Sales reported OF two cargoes
100 has o. Porto Rico and $50 hhds Of Bar
moderate jobbing trade, at steady urces We otote
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Cuba-Centrlfugal and mixed. /.

NAVAL sroREs, -For spirits Of turpenne the arket
was snghtiy easier ana good business contaminated
~ Ihe decline sales were reported Of $50 barrels 45c
~ barrels ~ 4cc nat y barrels In lots 451c and rs
barrels last evening At 46sc. The market closed rather
scadier, ~ soc 455sc Rosn generally quiet and
easy strained quoted at 50 S O5 Tor common good.
We note sales 90 barrels Of strained 49, $50 barrels
OF No at 81 81; 200 barrels OF No and $40 barrels
No J. on private terms Tar and pitch were neglected,
bu nominally steady in price. 800
PErRoiEus-On Change to-day the market for refined
was quiet and unchanged, quoted at a1c for remainder
of month Crude In bulk qniet quoted sac.
for prompt deiveryiO0 bhls. sold yesterday that
price, cases were ~ kh request and quoted ~ 25&c
Doc AsAbiba was dull aDp entirely NOMINAL, at lie. Tor
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EiGARS OF HAVANA TOBACCO-ROSA CONCHAS
~ SS0; FL de Cuba Gaanes 500; EspanoIas 800; cqua
to imported in appearance and quality
Al. RAYNoR& co. " Maiden lane.
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i2sI5 and 2,15 p. M.


]. ll6h $4,000 US $40, c. g.. l2l
ll6 1OUUU do. ..b3 III
/. ll6x l6oU US 5-2u, C. 'oS... nsX
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Legal ttnUerS OutstanulnK, 1893, 36T, 600, being
decrease OF Sill, 900 since yesterday The inter-
nal revenue receipts were 100000. The Custom
House receipts were s461,oOo Tine steamers for
Europe which sailed to-day took out $3.50, 900, OF
which 100000 was in coin and the remainder In
silver bars. The transactions at the Treasury
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

Relic or the Harsen Estatc-Thc PEN
atty OF Bidding on Property and Re-
fusing to Abide by the Terms-The
Great East Side Sale To-Day-Largc
Suburban Sale.
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Ecx TOrk Items.

New YoRK, November 28.-Shepperd
Knapp has resigned the presidency OF tho
Mechanics National Bank.
Ingersoll has been sentenced to five years.
hard labor.
Several members Of the Plasterers' Union
to-day entered q building in Brooklyn where
non-Society men were working and tore down
the staging OH which the men were standing,
and beat them severely. Que man Is be-
lieyed to be fatally injured. No arrests.
The counsel for Inyersoll and harrington
late this afternoon filed an application for Il
stay Of proceedings.
The sheriff to-day stated to Tweed that he
would be shortly taken to the peuiteutiary
at Blackwelps Island.
at meeting Of the Chamber Of Com-
merce to-day, after long debate, the major
ity report OF the Committee on Specie Pay.
ments, which calls upon the Government TO
redeem its pledges and resume specie pay
meuts, was voted down. The meeting then
adjourned until next Tuesday without
taking vote on the minority report, which
recommends that the national banks Of this
city shall have power TO establish uniform
rate Of discount, and that Congress shall au.
thorize an issue of one hundred million OF
dollars United States currency bonds con-
yertible into legal tenders.
An inspection of VILLAIN j. Sharkey'S coll
in the Tombs led to the discovery OF two
watch.spring saws, which he would uH-
doubtedly have used to saw the bolts Of the
windows of his cell if be had not escaped as
he did.
United States Commissioner Davenport
issued to-day over twenty warrants for tue
arrest OF retail lquor-dcaIers and cigar
dealers who have violated the revenue laws.
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ENTERPRISE OF TIE PowHATAS STEAMBOAT
CoMPASY.-Thc Powhatan Steamboat Com.
panv has passed under entire new manage
ment, und ut great expense has secured from
the Richmond Dock Company lease Of the
wharf OH Dock at the foot Of Twenty-se-
cond street. They are having freight.
house 220 feet long erected upon the wharf
expressly 10 meet the wants OF the business.
When it and The offices are completed, as
they will probably be by Monday next, greater
accommodations will be afforded cur mer.
chants for the shipment Of goods by water
than they have ever had before.
The steamers Of the company will pass
through the locks and come up to the new
landing. Where they will haye upwards of
800 feet Of wbarf-room, and will be more
than mile nearer the commcr>ial centre Of
the city than Was the old landing. This will
save shippers about fifty cents per load in
steamer bulk is not broken until they reach
Baltimore.
Tho company has placed the superin-
tsndence Of the line under Captain D. j.
Hill, of james river steamboat notoricty,
aud more lately the popular commander of
the steamer Louisiana, Of the Bay Line.
Captain Hill has established his headquar.
tors al Baltimore, and has sbrewdly scared
the services Of 3lr. L. 3. Tatun Us the ugcnt
IN Richmond.
AS sCme Of tho steamers formerly on the
line We're too wide to pass through the
locks, they have been exchanged for others
more suitable. The Roanoke, Transit, and
Ellie Knight are on now, and the steamer
WcsIoyc2 is being built expressly for this
route,
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~ IR;GHrrUL DEArH.-- Coroner Taylor
was called upon yesterday afternoon to view
the body of Moses Branch negro man, who
appears to haye met a terrible death. He
was found lying in the lmc.klln OF Mr.. A.
:. Lee. at The corner of Twcniy-ci9hth and
Cary streets, and 1t Il stated BY two coIored
men who were near by at the time that they
supposed he was asleep. A citizen who hap.
lrcncd 10 DC passing al the time insisted that
lie should be roucd. and when he attempted
10 dn so the man was found to be dead.
1t is known That a number OF negroes con.
grcgatc Al This place every night for the pur-
pose OF warming themselves, and it is sup
ro>cd thai on Thursday night he WIS stand
'n~ by the Kiln. ana becoming stupetcd by
the fumes arising from the burning shells fell
10 aua WAS cooked to death.
Ey order of the coroner the remains were
rcmovcd 10 the City MorSue yesterday eve
uing, and to-day an inquest will be held.
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The Work Oh War-Fessels.

New YORK, November 2s.-Work was
continued to-day by the $500 men EN-.
poyed at the Brooklyn navy yard, und there
is no decreasing activity in the perpetrators
of war-vessels. There is o large force on
the Colorado, and her cables were taken on
to-day. Increased activity is noticeable on
the ships Minnesota, Florida, and sWathra.;
and the engineering department began this
morning the work of rctubcing the boilers OF
the monitor Dictator. Many mechanics are
working to-day on the Roanoke.
Captain Ransom has turned over the busi"
ness of the executive of the yard to Captain
Chandler. Captain Ransom has been as
signed to the command Of the Colorado,
which will be ready for sea tho latter part OF
next week. The guns, anchor. chains, &C..
are being hoisted on board to-day.
Work on the Minnesota is progressing
rapidly. She will not be ready before a
months time. The sloop Florida will be
ready about the same time. The Dictator
will be ready about the first Of January.
The Spanish irou.clad Arapiles will prob.
ably be hoated out of the dry dock on Non
day next.
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1ycafrar Probabilities,

WAsnINoTos, November 23.-For the
Northwest aud thence to Missouri, falling
barometer, low but rising temperature,
soutbcrly winds, md increasing cloudiness.
For the lower lakes and southward to the
Ohio valley, uorthwesterly and northeily
winds, very low temperature, partly CLOUDY
weather, with occasional light snow to.n!sht
on these lakes.
For the Middle and Eastern States, north
westerly winds, cold and generally clear
weather. From tie Ohio Valley to Southern
Tennessee, high barometer, northwesterly
and northeasterIy winds, cold aud Clear
weather.
For the Southern States, north~esterV
and northeasterly winds, falling tempefa-
ture, and partly cloudy weather.
Reports are partly missing from the " est
.rn (ulf STATES.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Washington.

NEGOTIATIONS STILL PENDING BETWEEN THE
UNITED STATES AND sPAIN--sE.sATIoSAL RU-
AoRs---THE PRESIDENTS MEssAGE-CosGREss.
MEN ARRIVING.
Especial telegram to tho Dispatchl
WAsnIEGToN, November 28.--All indica.
tions point to the fact that negotiations are
still pending between this and the Spanish
Government. Scores Of sensational rumors.
all of which kept the war spiri. up to fever
heat, have been in circulation to-day, but
not one of them has official confirmation.
Members of Congress are arriving by every
train, many coming sooner than usual on
account Of the prevalent excitement.
The general impression Of the majority OF
those who have intimate relations with tie
higher Government officials is that Spain
will comply with the demands Of the United
States. The President is still busy with
his message. There is greater anxiety
manifested to learn bis views on public
questions than has been the case at any Pre-.
vious time during his administration.
TMOS,
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ST. M4rE's FA1a.-Tho ladies WHO ate
managing ST. Marks Fair have been very
much encouraged. The attendance has been
large and the buying spirited. In view oi
the time> nothing but the ciearest sense Of
duty would have kept them irom postpoDing
unit. the spring. Their success shows tie
proprely of their going on. TIE manages 5
feel muci, sratiied 1T the beautiful weather.
and gratitude TO the community for gene.
rous patronage. The Fair viii probably
rosa on Tuesday Or WcdntFflay mex. To-
night the selling will close ut ~ O'Clock, to
allow all q good chance to res iJr Sunday.
i great many beautiful and valuable articles
are still on hand.
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The Cuban ImbrOSlIO.
PROLONGED CABINET MEETISG--vIEwS OF 4 CAD
met OFFICER, ETC.


met OFFICER, ETC.
WASHINGTON, November 2S.-The Cabinet
were in session two hours und half to-day,
giving earnest attention to the questions
pending between the United States and
Spain.
1t was remarked by Cabinet officer after
the adjournment that the business was in
such condition that single telegram on
either side might change the whole course
of the proceedings.
Tonight it can be confidently said that
the question has assumed more favorable
aspect than it bore this morning and that
there are strong reasons for expecting re-
suits entirely satisfactory; and it can be
added on the sane competent authority that
although nothing has as yet been reduced
to precise terms the situation is very hope
full.
1t is probable that the press kilograms
from Havana and Madrid are withheld from
the wireSa
1t is aScertained that the ultimatum to
Spain is the restoration Of the Firginius,
salute to the flag, the release of those alive,
reparatiou to the families Of those killed,
and guarantees for the future. Should Spain
fail or be unable to enforce these terms of
the President, the West and South are for
war. The punishment Of Cuban officials or
abolition Of slavery in Cuba do not enter into
The CONTROVERSY.