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The extensive agency Of ihis gentle
man, embracing the leading machine
works Of the continent, has hecn estab-
lishcd in our city but few weeks yet
1t has attained within that period q
prominent and distinguishing place
among The new ondimportantcmpriscs
which have, within the last few years
been introduced in our city by Chat
vital spirit and advancing eiemcntt that
is placing Dallas upon pedestal o.
commercial honor and greatness, gee
ond to none of the great trade centcrsoi
the South.
Mr. Schenck represents all the --latest
improved griat mills, circular s0H
mills, shinGlc, barrel and pail machi-
cry for moulding and making Of brick,
sa.hes, blinds, etc, etc, lie Is also
agent for SchcncNa improved Wood
worth planners, ANA all locomotlNelna-
chinery and steam engines ana upright
and tubular boilers. I'm addition tu his
machine agency, Mr. Schenck Is also
agent for several insurance c0mpanica
of which we shall speak in auo.hu.
issue. In the meantime parties who
desire to purchase the very latest inr
proved machinery, will find at Sir,
Schenck's office list ofmachuc3 with
all information in the premises Hi.
Office is on Elm street, over S. Loeb 9
Co.'s store.
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Proceedings Of the city CounCiI-.Ad-
jOurnch Meeting.
[Pnhllshed BIZ Authority.

Published ny AulhOriy.l
CITY COUNCIL CIIAslHi n,
Dallas sept. 3, .el5, !
Council met pursuant to adjourn
mcnt.
Absent-Mayor Long, Aldermen
Sanger, Greer and Young.
City Engineers report of the amount
of estimate of work done on streets bl
Charles ODonnell for the month oil
August, amounting to Si97 90, read.
Ordered, That the Secretary issue a
check in favor of said Charles O'Don
nell on the City Treasurer for $3.50 as q
loan to him until the street bonds fol
said work are ready for delivery on the
above estimate, and upon the tender OF
the same to said O'Donnell he is TO ne.
fund the $3.50.
An ordinance establishing quarantine
regulations read, rules suspended,
an emergency declared and tn,
ordinance passed on lts final reading
The location OF the City Hospital re-
considered and referred to special
committee, composed of Aldermen
Barksdale, Scales and Sanger.
Council adjourned TO meet to-mor-
row morning at 10 O'clock.
Ii. BARNSDATIl,
President pro tenn.
Attest c. $. MITCHELL, Secretary.
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ne Siseunsstsisn 81 the Child Of mr..

i On Sunday, At the residence Of Mr..
00ilis, 10 that lovely portion of our
city called "Cedsr Wood the Jewish
rte Of circumcision was successfully
pesSermsd upon the newly born and
bright and beautiful infant, son Of the
sssvsnamsd gentleman, one Of the
representative business men Of Dallas.
6eyerA Of the friends Of the family
wsrs present, and gala hour was
spent - the conclusion Of the ceremo-
~. Fsf some most excellent wine the
happy 'pazsst has our thanks.
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Failing to complete their removal
yesterday, to their splendid new rooms
on Main street, the Mossrs. Sal gn
Bros. were constrained TO prohibit The
sale of any goods, doferring it until to-
day, when they will be ready TO wait
on their customers.
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vsRY.Fallish.

vRBY'FAllish.
FALSimmigration has set in.
WIsrRy grey clouds, Sunday.
A NoKTHkAsrER Sunday morning.
Fsox torrid suns we are at last de-
llversd.
rHR'an norther of the season, Sat
urdsy night
Nlw cotton continues to Written the
strests,..
A PARTNER Is wanted in profitable
investment. See nd.
"EoTEs 'of preparation'--money
laid away for rainy day.
~ this Space Of 4 week, the nlortali-
ty Of our city has decreased seventy
ave per cent.
THE Hebrew ,new-year, 1884 from the
creation, will be celebrated this week
by the Hebrews ofthis city.
ADALLAs. county planter claims six
bales and thirteen pounds of lint cot
ton Oft three acres anda quarter.
A GOOD oompositor can find perma-
mont employment Of this office. No
country blacksmiths need apply.
COLLECTOR KING will make a final
call On you Monday. He says 80 in
snothsr column and you better be
ready.
we learn from gentleman just from
Sherman that the rails on the Trans
continental road will be laid to Bon
ham by Friday.
Pie Dallas minister who stopped to
collect his thoughts last Sunday after
be had pronounced the word "when,n
will be at Odd Fellows Hall on Thurs
day. night.
~. .esnhiishment for the preparation
OF sauces and other condiments will be
opened la this city by gentleman for
p,eriy foreman of Baltimore house,
Of this kind.
sir you have no liquors, wines and
tusab,srS, asd desire to get up cob
bier without them, just ask a shoe
maker 70 look In q looking glass, and
you'll. have right away, a cobbler in a
glaze.
ALL the survivors Of the Third Regi-
meAt OF Texas Cavalry are invited to
attend reunion Of the regiment to be
held at Marshall on the second of Octo-
Der, the third day Of the Harrison
county fair
A MAN by the name Of Cult, wormed
himself Into the mysterious recesses OF
. Dallas county malden's heart, and
stlalthily left with her by starlight,
and this 10 the first instance that we
have had Of cut-worm being in Dal-
~ county.
In . clearinghouse in the east
part Of the city, on Sunday night, u
mans iace was horribly lacerated by
the bite Of q rat. The man was in n
drunken sleep and was not aroused by
the pain until the rodent had nibbled
. hole almost through one of his
cheeks,
1iEE elegant drug store of Msssrs. +.
A. Hayre 4 Co. has undergone very
Thorough renpvation and classification.
Mr.. +. A. 6ayre, who is one Of the mos,
accomplished pharmaceutics in the
State, will be found ready at afl hours
Of the day or night to compound pre-
; otiptions,
A NAN hauling apples from Arkan-
e&s had ten bushels Of them eaten by
several horses, who, without his knowl-
edte, had followed his wagon, as he
supposed. for several miles before he
discovered them. He claims that he
was "a sngrossed In the reflection whe-
thsr he would get rs cents or 81 90 n
bushsl for Applss, that ne was totally
abssratsd to all surroundings.
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city Haul Stptombua, lS3.-lt being ru
moird dat tho yellow iuvrt Is probabiy DR.,
vmIiuB to snmC extent Ia the cities of Sal.
vyslun Shreveport and New Orlcons, mt
with the direct communication now eNisuu,
between the above named places and tn
cts, IWouidrWEe,,ly Usk that. ASA prevent
i've every citizen use strong dMnfec,auts
and doeyoY dung in thelrpowerto Keep Tn,
city in its preaent htolthy condition.
NJ. A, CORNELLCS, MD.
l"dtt Health Oncer.
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M.OTICN.

Old rubbish, Stops aud iith must he car
ried to piuc'. nnlthwrst OF the old grave.
ya'tt. IN the ffiaiiy bottom, one.half milo
nom the Courteous,
, ~. 4. CilRSEI4rs, ". u.
it.tii Health officer.
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The southern Hotel, situated ON Main street.
The street cars pass the door eyery ten min.
uteS. Apply to
li1dlOt TIIOS. FIELD
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"Not ia the nold asa contractor but o0tr,
Ink To that closs an mNuiay they can not
slight ana compete with uose who avail
themselves Of it,
THE DALLAS PLANNING MILLS.
l03tut,VGsatw
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Vhe best aeooumeutuf lloymaond dome
Tie snrsond VigiuiU tuhac. Gin DallRsMlo
no had NJ 7, Re.neekos, opposite Cosmopoli-
mn hotel. il,-qug
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CRY CoUNCu CHAMBER, I
Dallas, September 9.
Ap1DtrpNEp .fFEfrJNp

VIII tOlNtll4 iliAM hEkl
Dallas September 9.
ADJOURNED MEETING.
Council met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Acknowledgement Sanger.
On motion of Alderman Scales the
following resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That the agent of the
Houston and Texas Central Railway at
Dallas notify the General Superinten-
dent of said road at Houston that no
quarantine shall exist against trains on
said road so long as an efficient and ac-
tive quarantine exists at Hearne and
Hampstead, the General Supernten-
dent to notify the Mayor Of this city
immediately in case the quarantine al
either of those places should be re-
moved or become in his estimation in
efficient.
Ordered, That the Street Commits
sioners confer with the commissioners
who assessed the damages done T. j.
Putty by reason of taking said Pulty's
land for Pacific avenue, with n
view Of learning If all Of Pulty's land
taken for this purpose was included in
said appralsement.
Ordered, That the committee on
Streets and Bridges take immediate
cognizance of the cut and bridges on
Jefferson street, (near the cid trick
yard; also, the crossing on phclps'
street; also, crossing on Commerce,
near Lud Il Co.'s warehouse, and take
immediate measures to put the above
places in good and passable condition.
Moved by Alderman Lane, That the
question of the authority for digging
the ditch on Main street and the nil-
ing the same up and letting the water
pass Off through its original channel,
be referred to committee on Streets
and Bridges. Lost
| Ordered, That the City Treasurer an
pear at next regular meeting OF the
Council.
Council adjourned to meet next reg
ular meeting at O'clock p m.
II BEN LONG, Mayor.
@. 8. MrrcuELI, seefeiary.
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llu uui W Hl NW'l 1''i
rnnruh Appy mtI. p." 8 ''a '."
u.,y lnlNolH I"'"
600. III. .i.rtIift ~ 9' ..ir
niiuredpni,r have A'osea "s"
pnslte the stOt slOuNp, ElW
street where t'cJ "iii rem..in
uatll their new grioA bniidiug
Ia completed. llO'I
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Advertisements will be i,.se.sc .l nm
ger tn.s herd AZ 10 cents per fiue each
INSERTION, counting from i've lines up.
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me Ccnama OF Dnilng.

The following Is q tasular statement
Of the ccnsue OF Dallns, as returned
Major j. j. Haklns.
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- ". n. HpTVt
or shrsvspsrt, 10 our Hu'ns. .--s -.--' 'n-
shs. Nv, q whom parties desiring to adyer-
tiss ~, " spps1iDs for TEE HERALD are re-
spsetfslly referred.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-09

Theall important question TO the contract
or and builde.-llow can | make NOR,
money at lower figures GA my bids? Answer
Easy enough base your bids upon a rau
margin over what your work will cost At tht
DALLAS FLAMING MILLS.
l6}tuthkat3w
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PAINTS Ons.

white lead, pure, lslg............,....i;a "A IN
-0u.ety pure, q keg,.,.,.. IS a.
-hoIIed, q gai...."-..,.l SOC / 40
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AZ hNTEn-Au old bool,Seoper wishes to
" tHKe charge Of tct OF books, or vii.
write mp severed small sets, urhaiance up Old
fice. lTfltf
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rvslvs I5t.tens blooE), on the>prlncipal
SsaIns~ street OF the town OF Hutohins' on
~ Csntrsi Railroad, In Dallas county ior
sale A. ~ psiosse Apply 70
JOHN W.swINDELIs,
i,isxw t.y. Herald once.
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prafra atrial ON

fmutturo,
Bedroom setfar mlei nearly now hppiy
Il this Onlga.
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Two tlglt-ruta large harness horses for sale
Of exchange for good mules. Apply 10
E.s GAY, JR.,
lhl-dif Onlce Jordan, Gay & Co.
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Billiard Paslss.

Agency for the sale OF y. brunswick & Co.'S
billiard tables, improved cushions.
w. *. ORRlCK, Agent,
l"dlm Jefferson H., two door, from Main.
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We hays he fAsiliiies and the work
snsn - ds ~ sssd work, and NJ m
lew rates, % NsR be dssc anywhere,
80 Ne, rssas 70 DO u. hiss your
ut.s - vera 70 xnE DAILY HEa'
AaD oyTItx, Csssss Ei. ana nsns'
aen seseste.
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Is econouly to Use Damn ms Yeast Pow
der. For pnriWaul strength ithasno equal.
Al! VINO use It, Ike II, and recommend il 60
their neighbors. la2,lsu&wod.Sw 8m
The contractors who viii build up Dallas
those VINO throw aside the obsolete hund
work aud get their framing done ut the
DALLAS PLANNING MILLS.
lO3tuth&sa,3w
The New York herald., 1873-11-22
CONTINUED ON THIRD PAGE.

"a Sad sight to Behoid."-some Four
weeks since man. rather walking skeleton,
into CRIrTiNToN'S- Patent Medicine Depot: No
Fourteenth street Ninth avenue. He took
strength informed Mr. critenton that he had been given
up his physicians to die, from what they termed
be consumption lung being entirely
gone and the other less affected He says, "Mr
Crittenton, Will your article which have seen adver
fused meaning HALES HONEY OF HoKEHOUND AND
TAR), cure. give reiefy" graveiy informed him
1t was a bad case, and which was afraid had run
long but advised him bottle certainly
could do him no harm and the effect; explaining at
the same time tina. the Honey and Horehound
soothed and scattered all irritadons and inham-
cleared the throat and air passages leading
to the lungs and additional ingredients the
organs cool and in healthy action. He took my
advice, bought the bottle and went away On saturday.
November 10 he again into the store with light
first bottle and found SO much relief that he ieit en-
couraged and at different times SINCE he sent for
more bottles which he had used and believed himself
permanently cured; said he should recommend 1t to all
OF mis- friends anu acouaina which rs he said were
many. as he was man OF wealth anu influence. The
price OF HALh's HONEY OF HOREHoUND AND TAR
Is only so cents bottle. Thus will this gentle
man was cured tor 81 after aging hundreds OF dollars
Large size much the cheapest TO buy. Fixes TOOTH
ACHE DROPS cure toothache in one mnute Sold by
all druggists at p cents.
The New York herald., 1873-11-22
WAR FEELING IN WASHINGTON.

Rumorcd Assassination of sicklcs-Our
Demands on spSin--How the Cab
anct and Congress Feel Toward n
Wharf.-The Question Reviewed i'm
Monetary Approximation OF the
Dcpnrtmcnts-War Vessels.
The war feeling in Washington, which has
ulagged for day or two, has been sensiby revived
by the news from Madrid and the publication OF
further details OF the vicious crueties attending
the executions at Santiago and the shameless re-
,oicings or the Spanish element in Cuba. The as
surances of the State Department that the situa-
,tion has never been more pacific and the outlook
more promising can scarcely be credited when our
Minister to Spain has been
MoBBED HIS LIFE THREATENED AND HIMSELF
sNuBBED
by Spanish Cabinet Minister. The people here,
whose influence upon our national policy is
power that cannot be despised because 1t is not
directly seen take direct issue with Secretary Fish
both on his facts and his conclusions. They argue
that no situation can be rightfully called pacihc
when two angry nations confront each other with
war OF words that threatens to end in blows, in
spite OF the efforts OF the two governments to
avoid the quarrel 1t cannot be doubted that
THE OUTLOOK IS FAR DIFFERENT FROM WHAT IT
WAS A WEEK AGO.
when IL was thought that the shocking haste and
cruelty with which the victims OF the vrginius
had been hurried TO death might have rcvoltcd
even the spanards. As Mr.. Fish has never pre-
tended to hope for redress unless the CASTELAR,
government contrary to oil appearances, were
able to AFFORD IL to degree that would SATISFY the
popular sentiment OF this country, he is
ACCUSED NOW or BLIND cREDULIrY
In pretending to believe in an honorable solution
without war. when 1t Is mapife' 'nSt tno snanish
The New York herald., 1873-11-22
G u 9: a f.
Herald Special Report
from Havana.
Press Opinion Of the Consequences
of the Virginius Case.
Cancellation and Peace Recon-
mended, with Due Prepar-
alton for Fighting.
Friendly lnterpOsition Of the British
Minister in Madrid.
The Spanish Navy on the Cuban
Coast To BE Reinforced
from Spain.
position OF AFFAIRS AT WASHINGTON.
:Protracted and Important
Meeting Of the Cabinet.
The Question of the Nationality
Of the Virginius.
TIE EEETTNG TN HTYpA
The Spanish Navy on the Cuban
Coast To BE Reinforced
from Spain.
POSITION OF AFFAIRS AT WASHINGTON.
.Protracted and Important
Meeting Of the Cabinet.
The Question of the Nationality
Of the Virginius.
THE FEELING IN CUBA.
TELEGRAMS TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

TELEGnAMS TO THE NEW YORK HERALD
Rress Opinions on the yirginius Case
War Deprecated, but Due Preparation
Recommended.
The following special despatch to the
HERALD has been received from our CORE
.spondent in Havana
HAVANA, Nov. 21, 1873.
The Diario newspaper of this city, speaking
'editorially of the Virginius case, says:-''We
do not consider it within the limits of justice,
reason or public convenience that an inter
national collision should occur on the subject
of the capture of the Virginius. Its legal con-
sequences should take place. If so our wish
is that, as Carthage and Numantia were ad-
mired by Saguntum and Rome, so should Span
ish Cuba be admired in the American hemi-
sphere"
The Vos de Cuba believes that the question
can be settled automatically. Nevertheless,
it rejoices in the activity of the artillery and
engineer corps in repairing the forts, which
within o short time will be in perfect con-
siition
The New York herald., 1873-11-22
THE WAR FEELING IN NEWARK.

Enthusiastic yyelc TO General Sher-
man-3,OO0 Veterans and 10000 Civil
tans Receive Him Warmly.
In Newark yesterday even the panicky hard
times were forgotten as a subject or general dis
cussion and the thoughts OF all citizens were
riveted on the Cuban question. The highly i'm.
portant and no less startling news contained in
the HERALDs special dispatches from Madrid
created intense excitement, and not
few, because they Jailed to find the
news in any other metropolitan newspaper.
expressed doubts as to its authenticity,
while the mass of the people agreed that that was
the very reason why the news was to be relied
upon. The reported utimatum of the United
States government. embracing i've points, VIZ. -
Surrender OF the vrglnius, release OF all surviving
prisoners, money indemnity Tor the heirs OF all
those killed, the punishment OF Burrlel and his as
sistant butchers and the adjustment OF slavery,
was hailed on all sides as an assurance that the
administration at last meant business and
had finally made up It's mind to brook
no longer the insults and outrages OF Spanards in
Cuba. The war fever runs high IN Newark, and
popular feeling would approve the EXTREMIST ac-
ton on the part Of the :, government The less less
now the government should hesitate no longer,
but at once proceed TO indemnify Itself by a move
iorcible possession OF the Virginins wherever
found, as also Of Burriel and company, be-
naval orces in Cuba. Then, If spain so DESIRES let
her have all the war she wants. Nowhere, except
in extreme administration circles, is 1t thought
creditabie courageous or advisable for the govern
ment to walt till Congress opens and can assume
the responsibility.
THE ARRIVAL OF GENERAL SHERMAN.
about ha-past four O'Clock IN the afternoon,
helped TO heignten the war feeling. especially as
about 1000 veterans and other militia in plain
clothes gathered at the depot TO give him rous-
ing cheer and welcome. Many of the boys marched
with .'Od Tecumsehn "down to the sea-" and
vowed nothing would give them greater satisfac-
tion than TO march with him again, even through
the gem Of the Antilles. The Gene:
raj was accompanied by Colonel Audenried
OF his stan, and was driven through
the main Streets amid the cheers OF the populace,
to the residence OF Mr.. George A. Halsey. Here he
The New York herald., 1873-11-22
Comments OF Naval Omcers-Twenty
Powerful Vessels I'm Cuban Waters
Within Twenty Days.

WASHINGTON, NOV. "a, 1900
Prominent naval officers In this city, comment
ing upon the great activity in preparing vessels
for sea. say that within 80 days there will be In
Cuban waters at least 20 OF the most powerful
vessels in the United States service. Secretary
Robson had early interviews to-day with the bu-
reau Officers OF the Navy Department, IN which he
reiterated his instructions that the various dvis-
ions of the naval service shall exert their utmost
efforts that all vessels being prepared shall
be IN first class order n every respect at an early
period Tor active service. The government has
purchased small steam r called the Despatch, to
which officers have been ordered to-day. This
vessel viii be used for the purpose OF carrying
mails and dispatches between the North Atlantic
fleet and our ports along the Southern coast from
Charleston to Key West.
The New York herald., 1873-11-22
Mercantilc National Bank.
A STATEMENT BY ThE BANK EXAMINER.

We learn from the National Bank Examiner, MT
Megs who has been investigating the affairs OF the mer r.
camille National Bank particularly IN rcsaru "
the loans made by the late President Mr. - = Bake h
TO the Domestic Sewing Machine Company i MAJ oo ous
ncction. This conclusion Mr. Megs has arrveu y ~ en-
close examine ton, which he mas been constantly en
gagged during the past three DAYS and nights A., ,.
The following Is Mr. Megs card announcing the result
II have gone lar enough o. tne % as rs
and Iishtes of the Mercantile Natona Bans 70 pe
susbiad to exnress tho opinion that in my Judgment,
there Is nothing In their position Una, neeo give 'ne eo
merciAi WU" @ps "CHARLES A. MEIGS,
"NaNonal Bank Examiner"
The New York herald., 1873-11-22
NEW PUBLICATIONS
LIST OF THE NEW BOOKS.


A LIST OF THE NEW BOOKS.
I.-JESSAMINE. A new novel by Marion Harland.
author OF True as Steel,n ,n&c...............el0 -
2-BILL ARP's PEACE PAPERS new comic
a-THE OLD CURIOSITY SHOP. "Carleton's New
illustrated Edition. OF Dickens. 81 -
"A WONDERFUL WOMAN new novel by the
author Of Guy EarBcourts Witen. 81 u
6.-JOsH BILLINGS ALMINAx FOR 1874 Full OF
VIII ana hunor.
6.-LOYAL UNTO DEATH. A English novel Of
the Guy Llvingsonen sort. 81 %
7-EDNA BROWNING. A novel by Mary j.
Holmes. author of Lena Rivers" &C.: :....:"u .
READY IN A FEW DAYS
6-THREADING MY WAY. An photographed =
~asa work by Robert Dale Owen ~
a-FANNY FERN. memorial volume by James
Parton, with selections from her writings. 81 %
All beautifully printed and bounG Sold everywhere
and sent by mail. postage free, by
q. W. CARLETON CO., Publishers,
Madison square, New York.
The New York herald., 1873-11-22
Santiago Has No News.

HAVANA, Nov. 81, 1873.
Advices from Santiago de Cuba to Novem-
Der 16 have been received. They represent
that nothing of Importance has occurred there
since the 10Th, except the departure of the
Virginius for Havana, escorted by the Tor
nado and Isabel La Catolica.
The New York herald., 1873-11-22
NEWS FROM MADRID.
TELEGRAM 10 THE REV YORK HERALD.

Diplomatic Agency Tor the Prevention
Of q Rupture of Relationships Span
fish Iron-clad Navy Likely to be
strengthened.
MADRID, Nov. q, 1873.
The Politica (newspaper) says that in con-
sequence of steps taken by Mr.. Layard, the
British Minister, General Sickles has sus-
pended preparations which he had been
making for his departure from Madrid.
1t is rumored that tho insurgents of Carta-
gena intend to surrender. This would release
the vessels now in their possession, and rem
der the whole ron-clad fleet available in case
of trouble with the United States.
The New York herald., 1873-11-22

the reply being that they will be duly considered
should the occasion arise for such action.
PREPARATION OR WAR. f8eE
Senator Cameron, Chairman OF the Senate Com
mittee on Foreign Relations, had an extended IN
terview with President Grant this morning. In
subsequent conversation he stated that II spain
refused or was unable to make proper reparaton
ne believed Congress would authorize declara-
tion of war