, 1874-01-06

That different professions were made to you Cavs-
s nos5 70 me are exhibited heFe hsv Is no~Rs the
in form End Unsatisfactory in substance. we hes
tate it will be asserted and believed IN Cuba and
SPUN that we peuBe before the defiant attitude
*umed By this Government and people. This boast
VII be supported by official aud formal declarations Of
NJ IL to it ia Obedience to your instruction Misap-
pretending your forbearance, Spain would abuse
hersen nore man ever arrogant and regardless Of our
rights mud dignity. On the other hand. any
sion obtained q. Waahington will apIear to cor
roborae the intirnnt made here in high quarters,
and generally beleY that the action In the matter Of
the yargintus has in conformity with the In
structions have received. and is not approved
by my Government. l have the best re-.
sons 1o1 ,n me GPno1 10 .nn' ~ my
the Presideut has directed me to demand viii co,-
vince S. ain that in earnest and she will y1od
to terns and peace mny he honorab1y preserved.
The fact that Spain holds attitude here and on-
other IN Washington on thy tane day would seem to
a ner nee H. aug sls a,nn1na M or
coua,+nc worse This c.hinnt have already obtained
al lie Information they vii ever eet from Cubs shout
this transaction.
The Italian Government has kindly consented to
allow Count Mah, Charge dAda1s Of Italy in Madrid
to take Of the American interests and accept
the custody OF tne library ana pfopsfy o. L,e
49, W Ht;atr =; 49, A hoya you 1rii MIA The ~
Quest. .nd this eourtesy NAV be duly acknowledged
{stgued) s1ckLEs.
F1su TO s1c61gs.
Mr., Fish telecraphed to Cen Sickles, Nov. II:
Your te1eprarn suaecstua possible difference Of at
ttude on the part of Spain In Madrid and here which
you think CALI for your withdrawal from Madrid. and
asking request 70 Lne 44u41 aoseInusas @ ~ ata
l1s as pre- i:S st ~ - prss;Jn1 .xi;o daci1e.
th ,,h intereats renu;re Tia. you should remain
At YOUR post unil he e1p1aon Of the time hereto
fore named or until further orders. II difference
exists as 5ou sugges Tue tfeaoent iees ~ n1s ous5
~ ~ "Aa 1rhtt ;o -rhnh .nnroach most nenr1S
IT, IT, conni.nse With nnr iust demands. h depends
upou sou to co-operate with our efforts to induce
Spain to make such concessions u may avert 1up-
ture between tho two hepuhca, without questioning
the sincerity Of tho 1adr3a Cabinet It WILL not oe
possible 70 seno Fe1se4 ~ 'Aens4a- Fran
tsssne"
TEE cLoslsa ccahIseoEnkso E.s, toic,,r.,,h.d
A1ter 1neTcol1eaponoence' 47N 'o1es es'"pN'o7
NOV. 70, lo ocA1es:
Il no accommodation is reached By the cioae OF to,
morrow, leave proposition is submitted, you Will
refer to Washington anu oeae1 oSoou.
sickles informs Fish, Nov. Is, that Lord Gran
vile regarded the reparatlon demanded AZ 1ust
and moderate.
On the 26th, sickles te'esraphed Fig:
President CASTELAR, says sickles would receye n0te
that day recognizing the principles on which tae IN,
American demand was n'aae' anu aaang oe'aS I'LL
Dec. 23 for insest1gas1on.
sickles, Nov. 26, aekno"ledees the receipt OF
Instructions !; that he had notiheo the Manastcf
that 1e may ue1ef LIZ A1PtJ ado toaooas - -
note received from 1ae Ainn.el !ll " ota1o soA-
tanning tne p1oFosA -: ~ VS. 10
sickiea telegraphs flsn, MY. - .ls
that IT had oeen lo1o1"a1ts aolooo AS 'A0
pfe''ous uAy AnA1
PREPARATION SHOULD BE MADE
| in accordance with the American demand ano ina.
| he was informed that d1nerent propoestlon naa
been authorized BY Fish and accepted BY the
Spanish tx Government anu ns cqu1fe' "AeAA'A
FISH TO s1cK1Es,
| NV "a SAW. Supposing from the tenor OF
| Minister Slckles dispatches. that he had left
uadrid, the reply to the lust Spanish proposal
| aaCs that negotiations are going on ut Madrid,
having received notice that Siclles would de-
1Bss thes1 S:s Peeeea 1--we SSoppsd
Fish to Gen. Siclles. Nov. ~, Bays:
| The Spanish Minister yesterday made proposal
embracing the substance OF tne demands o. inc @ tsn
OF Novsmne oa t'a wa,a nroacol onsni eianed' %
aceep'ea s4u -. rot 49, C~, a;.,,s. H.. ,,ov.
uec. f's1 .G.eeA nn1e ~ ea1ntnta 1ba ~"
ei7 eens as.n ~ .esn ~ ~ pon TuE srrnnEsnEn
OF me sn$,ntns an hotrae, F;ah 20 snd Gen Sicklss
correspondence oet"oen .sn anu airasdn r,,h
Ieiat7e 70 .ne ta;teA =; 20 dnenmants Hare fol-
hshea, appeaaea u ana and neeoti,tions With
| tha snanish Legation at Washington the SUBJ
1nanorandnm Of an
@lo'ooi "nou ~ ,ox, .,,, ,,ou
~ - a. 1o7a 10 <nr,an Fish dacl,nes 10 submit
NV. ~ ~ ~ onastion ~ An ind;rnitv to the
| - :. ,r;11t,., +o euhr,it all 1unakinna
faG he Ii "11ne 70 suv. ~ n,,a.eo ~ aneo''JHe Ha
which are proper; Ely n from nan Of
surprised - ts 1 haety o evccntion or Of readi
aaas r. reiease the vessel and survivors. Arbi-
.;n se ~ 1nn1d ha nostnonaraeut. It was desir-
III ~ hspe +ha Settlement complete before the
ap.e ssembne NJ e Of Of Congress. The United States
stronc]y desire fnendly settlement.
Admiral Polo to Fish, Nov. %, notifying him
and md other witnesses will be taken;
Admiral Polo to Fish, Noy. Is, lneloalng &c an g
from Madrid shSt the nof teaa
Fish to "a uiral Polo, Nov. q, respecting, the
nronosaa e1amination Of Witnesses in New
fork.
Telegram from Madrid to The e. Admiral ana 5andea
70 the Unted States viii audit tie results Of the
Investigation SPAIN Then the President td st,ta viii
supn1' 30 4anse 4u ~ riew nj treaty stpulatiouB
mepiD and International o1 ] Inv.
Memorandum Of statement by Secretary Fish