The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-11-27

| oPoAu 1OuuCoS INC fOlntS upon winch
She Expects to Defend tho
Capture Of the virEinlus.
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Some Talk and Activity II Il. U.itsa
states. bat tie Exeitsne.t
7"' Tv''* III DilainiSxi.s. 'naJ y.
kxuiHy ys,oa So:g-1 q \ d,od .tdsin
aI1eokl4rs ssopxTRApzozes As s1oszs on
|cas sev59 bad 1TEwo.G ssis b.swot
LoNpoN. Noy, 2%.-Thes esaeat Of
Che ,s.soeissted ps''es's heFe, il ,nstlheti.sd
b; Minister Sickle, e s.y;;thei th,se is
20 fon ''psl fox III, lspert psbliahsd
10 she Nv York papsn, On th,I 2l.. to
tho sdset thas be lsi.klsO had; broken
Of social relations l!'ta,. y vi.h tho foreign
mi'iist.r, md l Chat be exprss..a The opio.
ion That lad v,r i inevitable. He s.ys
that the personal relations between, him
aud thesp.ui.h officials ore unchanged,
and that b (SioklesD hes not expressed
any opinion q to the result Of, the pend.
ing question: .s ,,:,
A LONDON OPINION OF THE SITUATION.
LONDON, Nov. 24.-The Daily 2sle-
graph compares the Virgiuius With the
Trent affair, although it. fears that tho
renewal Of the ul.imatum Of tho Amor.
lean government will be tat.l to peace,
still it thinks that president Ca.tel.r,
in view Of the international troubles Of
Span, could honorably follow tho OK.
SIMPLE Of Poresident Lincoln, and grant
the demands Of the United States. -.
~>-.' " 4 SPANISH RuMon. -. -.
WAsH1NoroN, Nov. 24.-Tbers' is
nothing new to-day a regards Spain
except tho intination through British
souro,s Of tbs probability Of M,,r,,.,hal
'serano being declared military dictator
Of Spain. '-.-'' :. 'Z':1't' "'S1 10
CUBA PROMISES A1Lra1ANoz 70 SPAIN 4
Madrid, Nov. 14.--Preiiiidd At Caste.
'.r has received . dispatch f from CAP;
tan General Jsvellar ssofiine ii. home
government thst The Authority, of lie.
Republic VIII b ob,jed ia Cubal..
THI1 Dox'r !1xs rHl xIwa.
I LoHpox, No.: + 24.-The Spanish:
lrsee so.phi'a that The enemies # Of
Spain tslsx,apA false u ,vu. y the
Unitsd 9:atso. "':''< s'~'' = f. -
STU ANornla ooxrR4D1c,ri1o1f.
MADRID, Nov. %. 80 Reports Of VIC
lsove to Sick]es are pronounced false.
President CASTELAR, had a favorable con.
ference with tho British Minister. Ar.
bitration is talked Of as probable, with
the German Emperor as arbitrator.
WHAT SPAIN CLAIMS IN THE VIRGIN:
| les MATTER.
| WASHINGTON, Nov. 24-The Span.
ish objections to our demands are:
Fir't-That the Vireinius is not an
American ship, as she was owned by
Cubaus and registered in thu name Of
Patterson, residing in New York.
! Second-That she had forfeited even
this false registry by subsequent sale to
other parties.
.rhira-rh,t she Ia. frequently ,.il.
ed during tht past year nader ase, d
other countries.
Fourth-That Gen. Ryan ". not, .
citizen Of the United States. r
Flfth-That The s,virginius, al the
time Of her capture, was eng.get:i in an
unlawful expedition sgainst : friendly
power.
ENGLAND AND GERMANY ON HAND.
HAVANA, Nov. ,24.-The British
gunboat Woodlark arrived at. Santiago
de Cuba % the 10th, aud on the fol-
lowing day the ship of war Dane, with
Commodore Dehorsey, senior officer At
Jamaica, arrived from Port Royal.
Gen. Burriel embarked on tho steamer
Trinada for Havana before Commodore
Dehorsey came ashore. ". ...
| BERLIN, Nov. 24.-Txo, additional
iron.olads are to be sent to tho German
Aeet in Spanish waters, .. :,
| GETTING READY 1oR Bus1NEss.
| BosroN, Nov. 24.-In tho Charles.
town navy yard 2,loo men .re At work.
The Franklin will b. ready for ssa in
two weeks. ,.~ ;...: -. -.
There are 1900 men employed : =,
the Washington Navy Yard The
monitor Ajax Wig taken off dry. dock
yesterday: and the Terrorn takes. he,
place to-day. The monitor., N.nsuok:
ct and Jason have been sent to 3priy.ts
yards. 4 j. reported that Ill tho mon.
itors q League Island will 10 pat i,
order at once. ..v .,,s.s a.. !, :, !
i ,,,t. Army PREPARATIONS. II --,xs~ d
| WAsH1Aa1oH, Nst. 22-Prspssa.
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