The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-01
THE SPANISH IMBROGllO..
saturday Afternoon DiSpatehes.i
A REPORT THAT SPAIN HAS cAyED ON ALL
POINTS.


A REPORT THAT SPAIN HAS cAyKD ON ALL
POINTS.
New YoAK, Nov. ga special dis
patch from Washington, received at late
hour last night, contained the important
information that Spain has conceded all
our demands arising out Of the seizure Of
the Yirginus. These demands were for
the liberation Of the. prisoners of the Vir-
ginius still living, the release Of the YES.
sci, salute 10 the american fag, and pro-
vision for the families Of the caphves ex!
ecuted. The time for saluting the flag
has been fixed for next Christmas. To
provide for the contingency Of SPANS
not being able to enforce the promised
concessions, the work Of naval prepara.
ton is not TO be interrupted. Spain, 1t Is
asserted, also agrees to hiring to trial and
punishment the officers. who caused the
shooting Of the captives.
A DISPATCH NOT 80 swEHpNa As TO con-
Stait-sA cRss1oNg.
MADRID, Nov. 2s.-The Spanish Cabi-
net has agreed to deliver 10 the United
States Government the steamship Virgini.
US and all persons remaining alive who
were captured with her, leaving the qaes-
ton whether the seizure Of the vessel was
legal to be settled hereafter by o mixed
tribunal. Thequestion whether damages
shall be paid to the families or relatives
Of the men who were shot is also TO be set
tied in o similar manner. This decision
was not arrived at by the government be-
fore It had confdendally consulted with
the powers Of Europe and was informed BY
all OF them that reparatlon was due for
the capture Of the steamer and execution
of the captives. The decision Is also in
conformity with the opinion Of leading
Spanish statesmen Of all parties to whom
the question was submitted by the govern
ment. ......... .t.,. .-
oHEAp BLusTRR FROM THE SPANISH Or
GAN IN NEW YORK.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 2S.-The FL 0ronistG,
q Spanish organ here, published to-day q
letter from Havana, dated 22d inst, in
which the writer breathes forth vengeance
and slaughter. He says Cuba is perfectly
Indifferent as TO whether the United
States attempts an invasion Of the
Island:- If she does, "she must take the
consequences" The E! Cronista also
publishes long and inaammatory article
urging the Spanish Government to main
taih q bold attitude towards this country
and to show itself capable Of governing
Cuba, for, the editor asserts, the United
States would Otherwise invade Cuba
without declaring war against Spain, and
on pretense Of feestabliShing IN the
| Island the authority Of the Peninsula
The five points which Tho American Gov
ernmen. has presented to SPAIN and
which have already been publiShed, are
denounced w humillAting and inadmiSsa-
bic.
Herald Cable speciAl:l +, &, .g-frp.LgrT-.
PARIS, Nov: 20.-A Cipher dispatch
from Madrid announces that Spain hai
made concessions SatiShctory % tn
American Government and that Mini1tel
si6kies has, received ogderS. 70 guspent
preparations iorsthe departure Of the 10
CATION. CASTELAR, was, only. emhafrass
cd for fear Of tho popular reaction
against the cohcsnio odS. GSnSral Sickle
will probably reaign soon, fearing tha
the settlement Is insincere.
! SoMRrnrEo FULLER AND ltoRH axIrA11H
WAsHsaToN, Nov 90. Negotiation
between the United States and Spain viii
, regard to the question: growing putot d
capture Of the Vrginius, we're brought
o conclusion to-day, Secretary Fish an
Admiral Polo having agFeea upon IN