The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-11-29

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solution ~ liin Nhglnius auction,
The Daily NoWshuys 70 IL nm0fcd illni
The ultimnlGm Of Tho United htntcs ~
equivalent TO n declaration OfWnr.
NtW inHK, November 20.--Vhp nav
igatiOn Of the Hudson 90 Albany H. stis-
pended aud sienmors lave gone Into
winter quarters. 10 X the earliest clo3'
| Ing during The present century.
Under orders Of the Union The Brook
Ign plnMcrers stopped until their en-
pl0yers guarantee four dOilnI0 per day
lor Winter. The employers generally
refuse.
PHILADELPHIA, November Co.
There Is increased activity IN The navy
yard. Admiral Porter Inspected the
vessels yesterday The dispatch boat
Pintn u orderod 20 sea, ,i 10 OIL
HAVANA, November 20,--A grand
reception was given TO Senior SOLAR
Colonial Minister at the Casino Espa'
nal
CAMpEE, n. j., November 2G.-'The
state Grange was organized here to-
day.
WAsHiNGToN November 70. Mr.
John Delailo resigns the chief clerk
ship of the Interior department, on
account of persistent i'll heath. He
was capable aud polite, aud his retire
meat, under the circumstances, causes
general sorrow among his associates
and those who have had business with
| the department. auH..
PmLApELpHfA, November 2j,-in
| the United States District Court, this
morning, Judge Cadwallgder, the Pc
ttions OF sundgy parties asking for an
Adjudication in bankruptcy in the ease
Of Jay Cooke & Co., was granted, and
j. Gillingham Fell, ESP, appointed
receiver The Judge h.tinlated that
future proceedings under adjudication
should he had under the section Vi the
bankrupt act, which authorizes the
appointment of a trustee and commits
s.oner by creditors.
NEW YORK, November GA dis
patch TO the Herald says that on Tues
day evening Secretary Robson receiV-
I'd information which quickened AL
possible activity in his department in
preparing fer II crisis.
The plenary orders We're pcremptory,
and were isstedby the Secretary TO the
chiefs Of the Bureaus to put the Navy
| in the best possible condition without
awaiting approval. The Secretary next
issued orders to Rear Admiral Case,
commanding the European squadron,
to leave bat one Ship at Cadiz and pro-
coed with the other vessels under fuil
steam 10 Key West. 80 ~.
Dispatches have been prepared for
the Rear Admirals commanding the
South Pacific and South Atlantic
sqnadrons, which are now ON .tncir
way, to order all the vessels of their
fleets to Key West under full steam
aud report to the Navy Department AT
that point
A telegram wassent to the coinman-
der OF the eastern squadron, informing
him of The gravity of The situation
and TO issue orders at opee ia every
Ye&sel OF the feet 70 prepare for any
emergency.
Per co,llra, the Times in double
loaded editorial, says we have reason
to believe the negotiations with Spain
have assumed ashapewhic.l places The
. prospect of war at much greater dis
, lance than was the case yesterday.
/ NEW YORK, NovQmbcr 2B.-9hc AS
sociated banks have $35,003,UO0 legal
tenders.
CHICAGO, November 23.-Gencral
f EhNihaa las been ordered to Wash
ington, to confer in regard TO military
affairs
GALVESTON, November 2G.--'Tho pri
, waite cable news has untaVorabie effect
on cotton. Notwithstanding, l2sci
good ordinary, lasoj Gold lob,
NEW ORLEANS, November 2G.--Cot-
ton iirmef; sales 1850 bales; priccsirregu-
lar. Good ordinary to strict good or
, binary l4!@l5Je; low midling 70 strict
{ low midling l55@lGic; mldling to
strict iniliing lGI@17i; good midling
l84@lSS. Receipts 1923 bales.
Gold S!@,9; Currency l@lf. Sight
lN9ll premium, sterling lT2GGl6,
, WASHINGTON, November W,-Ihc
November statistical report the De-
partment of Agriculture, now in press,
makes showing for the corn product
. quite asunfavorable MS that which fore
casted the short crop of 1859. The pre-
, lininury report of the aggregate guam
tity, in that year, indicated a total OF
SIS, 000, 600 less thHn the estimate for the
large crop of 1870, and the present re-
turns point to q product of about $685.
600, GOO.
The estimate of last years crop of
Illinois was 2l7,000,0D0; the estimate
OF the present crop j. ls2, 0a1,0M. Only
six States show u crop equal TO last
years, viz: Virginia, Georgia, Flor
Ida West Virginia, Oregon, and Rhode
Island, and the per centage ofdeiicien-
cy in the principal corn growing see
ton, in comparison with the total
product of last year, is as follows:
\ Kentucky 4; Ohio IL; Indiana y; lili-
nois 20; Iowa %; Missouri 81; Kansas
81. The deficiency for New York is
8 per cent and Pennsylvania 10.
Il LONDON, November 26.-The Lord
Chief Justice of the Court Of Common
Pleas, raised to the peerage, becomes
Baron Coleridge.
Ten of the crew OF the ship Clyde,
wrecked OFF Valentia Ireland, We're
drowned.
MADRID, November 26.---The Ju
gualdo newspaper justifies the eXecu-
ton Of the Virginius captives, and
cites as precedent for the action of
the Spanish authorities, the circular
issued by the United States govern
ment during the civil war, declaring
the Confederate privateers pirates
NEW YORK, November 20-Secreta-
~ Kobeson reached the Brooklyn navy
yard to-day, ia Company with the Ma
val Constructor. They visited tile CD
orado, and pronounced themselves
gratincd with the manner in which
the work was going on. Work Will be
continued tomorrow rs USUAL tA
WASHINGTON, November 26.--Thn
House viii hold caucus for officers
Saturday night.
The Departments were closed atnoon
to-day and viii remain closed until to-
morrow,
The Star gives the following as the
points of arrangements hetween Sec
re,ary Fish aud Admiral Polo: The
sg,mrnhpF of the Virginius, the usual
sa!nte to the dag, plie RESTORATION OF the
surviving nernkers Of the crew and
proper Indemnity to tho families of
| tliose executed.
The Mohapac has passed Cape Henry,
en- route TO Cuban waters. ~
Gen. Sheridan GENES here ostensibly
for consultation over Indian affairs.
1t Is esiJ that Admiral Porter is to