The New York herald., 1873-12-11
INDICATIONS OF THE REGULATOR.
All Arrangements Concluded for the Sur
~, render Of the Virginius in
sa me. Havana HarbOr.
The Unfortunate Captives To Be Trans
fired to an American War Vessel.
Every Detail Settled for the Salute Of Honor
Y to the United States Flag.
HAVANA, Dec. 8,

f1tgg,sFrn HAVANA, Dec. 8,
.sts,,, Via KEY WEST, Dec. 10, 1873.
The National Integrity Society has issued cir
sular prasing the troops in the neld 1t says that
III good Spanards who cannot be with them in
afyectionate greeting in their abnegation, and pre-
sent them with groceries, clothing, tobacco and
other necessary things, as thanks for their SER
vices. it socits subscriptions for that purpose
and names places for receiving them.
WE CONSERVATIVE ORGAN, THE coNsTANcIA,
fNNcM # DEFUNCT
The C0nstamcta tnewspaper) ceases publication
in few days, owing to it's financial support being
insufficient. 1t is strong conservative organ.
THE coxERCIo NEWSPAPER TO SUSPEND.
The Concrete newspaper, OF sagua La Grande,
says it win suspend unless finances improve within
month.
Ns : A PROTESTANT CHAPEL FOR HAyAN.
els reported that Protestant chapel viii be
established in Havana.
THE NIoBE IN THE HARBOR.
The British war vessel Niobe has arrived here.
sHE SPANISH BANK TO ISSUE MORE CURRENCY.
issue an additional quantity Of currency.
THE UNITED STATES INsIsTANCE CREATES DIS
V4ENff SATISFACTION
kilograms announcing the refusal OF the Unite
States to allow the vrginius to be delivered to a
neutral Power create dissatisfaction here the I'm
preston for the past three days. according to the
kilograms. being that the United States govern
ment would consent.
THE ISLAND UNDIsTURBED.
The peace Of the island is undisturbed.
NIGHTLY ARREST OF WARRANTS.
A large number OF vagrants are arrested here
nightly.
A SPANISH CUBAN IN DENIAL OF sLANDRRs.
Cayetano Mecca, Cuban member OF the Spanish
Cortes, accompanying the Colonial Minister. pub
dishes card in the Legalidad denying as slanders
tho allegations that the Minister had ordered
Mecca out OF his house, because he had heard that
Mecca sold government position, and that he was
working in favor OF return OF embargoed proper
ties belonging to persons abroad.
TOO MUCH TO DO TO INDULGE IN BOABAsT AND
NONSENSE
The Gorro F.igto in an editorial article says
"It is necessary for us TO make an effort to unite
Ill our resources, and for everybody to take up
arms, and thus deliver ourselves from the 0OuDe
war in the interior. Then we can arrange other
matters, and furnish the manufacturers OF alarm
Ing news and indecorous laborantism the origin
Of sll revolutions We have constantly over 40 900
men engaged in the campaign, but we forget
almost altogether to attend to hygienic laws. The
Quartermaster's, Commissary and Medical depart.
ments have not heard the names ofsome battalions
for years. We have detachments situated in such
unhealthy points that, we say with pain, unsound
judgment was displayed in their selection. We
have right to exact that intelligence be EN-.
ployed in distributing our resources, instead OF
spending them in boasting and nonsense The
excusivsts have killed this country.n
The article ends by calling on the Captain Gen.
eral to take certain active measures to finish the
insurrection.
THE voz DE CUBA STILL IN LAMENTAroN.
The V0z de CUBA continues to discuss the vr-
ginius matter 1t thinks the pretext for action on
the part Of the United States is weak, and that
case and the reasons causing the war with Eng
land in 1872. The virginius was known as
. hostile craft. 1t quotes the destruction OF the
blockade runner Fanny, by Montgomery, near
Havana as a similar case, justifying the chase and
detention OF the virginius on the high
seas 1t believes that the arrangement
OF the treaty was due to the supposi-
tion OF CASTELAR, that the capture was illegal. Had
CASTELAR, waited and known the proofs or its Illegal.
ity the treaty would have been diferent. 1t fur.
ther says:-"we have discussed the question sum-
ciently for our readers to have formed q
judgment OF what would happen II we
should use means TO impede the carrying out OF
the agreement, which is for Spain an unavoidable
obligation, receiving more strength because Cas-
telar consulted foreign Powers. when the case
will be fully investigated all parties will be aston
tshed, not about what was Done with the virginius
and her crew, but at the inconceivable want OF
reelection with which the Madrid government
accepted the capture as illegal, which could have
produced state Of affairs only avoided by the pru-
dence and calmness Of the people and the fortu-
aate coincidence of having General Jovellar here.n
rHR DIAsTo WANTS THE TRUTH TO be TOLD.
The Dt0rto says:-"The prudence and patriotism
ef the Spaniards in Cuba deserve that the truth
should be told them without subterfuges or twist.
inss. The people know about the treaty ordering
the return Of the virginius and the surviving
prisoners and that numerous kilograms have
been exchanged between the respective authorities
regarding the matter Mn
now 70 LOOK AT CUBAN spAsrARDs.
The lmDaro'as Of Tripidsd spmplsina thst npp,