Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-16

SPECIAL To tbs PIocHE DAILY RkcoRD.
Eastern Dispatches.
Important Cabinet Meeting ON the
Virgtnius Outrage-War Unavosd-
able.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE session of
the Cabinet to-day continued over two
hours. and was the most important which
has taken place under President Grants |
administration. The capture of the Nir-
ginius aud the barbarities perpetrated by |
the Spanish authorities at Santiago de
Cuba formed the subject of serious con-
sideration, and definite action towards
maintaining the dignity Of the United
States in existing complications was
taken. All the members Of the Cabinet
are extremely reticent as to the conclu-
sion reached. One member, when ap-
preached on the subject, replied: "As
to the nature Of the action agreed upon
to-day, eau say nothing, but You may
rest assured that the people of the coun-
try will be satisfied" Immediately after
the adjournment OF the Cabinet, Secre-
tary Robson repaired to the Navy De-
partment, and first had very long con-
ference with the Chief Of the Bureau Of
Construction and Repairs, as to the fitting
out for sea of several vessels now laid
up; and then with the Chief OF the Bu-
raau Equipment and Recruiting, relative
to furnishing such vessels with of COM
plement Of men, stores, etc. Affairs about
the Department are conducted with Sc
cresy. Various rumors are circulated to-
night as the determination Of the Cabi-
net, one of which is that the Go
vernment will demand of Spain the
immediate arrest and punishment
of the parties mainly instrumental in
perpetrating the outrage; and il the Cas-
telar Government shall be unable to give
the required satisfaction, this Govern
ment will proceed to extreme measures
to obtain it. Though no Cabinet officer
admits directly that this is one of the
conclusions arrived at, there is still no
positive denial.
The Treasury Department to-day, upon
requisition of the Secretary Of the
Navy. shipped $3.50, 900 to Norfork, Va,
the headquarters of the North Atlantic
fleet, in order that there might be no de.
lay in fitting out and shipping the vessels
now under orders to leave with the leas,
possible delay for Cuba, and other points
of the West Indies. Rear Admiral Scott
commanding the expedition, will sail from
Norfork on Monday in the Worcester
his flagship, for Havana. Specific in
: structions has been given him by tn
Government to report daily to the De
, partment by telegraph from Key West
l and not rely upon the Havana cable
! which is under control of the Spanisl
authorities. 1t is only eight hours rul
from Havana to Key West, and SHOULD
l a rupture occur between the two Govern
} ments it will be the policy Of the Unite
States to land q sufficient force on tn
, island of Cuba. 1t is mentioned b
/ prominent Cabinet officers that 1000
: men would in all probability be in eyces
= of the number of troops required to es
e tablish beyond any chance of failure tn
authority of the United States in Cubs
Il The President, while he will guard
> the utmost extreme the rights Of Amer
g can citizens and defend the policy whic
4 has been determined upon, will ais
d make earnest recommendations to Coz
- gress in his forthcoming message.
e Consul General Hall experiences niue
II difficulty in obtaining accurate inform
!, alton from the Spanish authorities 1
" Havana. Minister Sickles was to ha,
had consultation with the SPANS
p Minister of Foreign Affairs, at Madri'
al yesterday afternoon, but in consequent
j. OF the arrival in that city of the news
" further executions. after the murder
le the first four persons, the Spanish of
4. Gals, expressing intense regret and no
y, ror at the circumstance, suggested
r, Sickles reasonable delay in holding Il
a intended council, and accordingly bri
ID postponement was arranged.
L. AUGUSTA, Ga. Nov. 15.-The excit
e. ment here over the Virginius matter
h intense, Several Southern papers thir
to the Government will be justified in d
r claring war against Spain. .EEt
IS ST. LOUIS, Nov. 4.-There is gre
n. deal of excitement here over Cuban a
ID tairs. A large number of prominent al
of influential citizens urge prompt and vi
!. orous action on the part of our Cover
ty ment, and signed petition tonight I
q. a public meeting at the Courthouse {
lie morrow evening to discuss the matter.
TT New YORK, Nov. 15.-At the Brook,
,e Navy Yard orders were received Ia
IN night directing the immediate prepar
ton for sea Of the frigates Colorado oil
ana Minnesota. Vice Admiral Romt
20 says the Colorado could probably
~ ready for sea in 80 days.
On Foreign News.
'e. Further Complications in France.
On Spanish Organ ON the Virgini
o. Affair.
Is PARIS, Nov. 13.-Ths situation of v,
re sailles is again becoming complicate
lis The compromise between the Right al
the Left threatens to fall through. T
Government and the RIGHT have decid