New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-06
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10 the United states OF the persons captured her who
have not already been nassacred ana ,na, ,s n's a
the signal punishment OF the ON ISs VIC NeIo On
cerned In capture Of the vessel and execution OF tne
passengers and crew In OF reiusal oil sttN@ioy
PREPARATION within Il DAYS from THIS dtc' yoh "nl.M
the EXPIRATION OF that time close your leraon an VII
together with your secretary. leave hatrd. ou ngins
WITH you the archives OF he egaion i , ~, ,,,Y in
charge OF the LEGATION Of some friendly fow"r vheh
y2n may seest who will consent 70 tss ,osns To-
me in plain the word New-Jersey."
The day protests made 20 the Spanish Gov
ernment against the summary executions and, Oh the
18th. Minister sckes telegraphed 10 Mr.. F.sh
Made demand by note to-day soeock IN the after
noon and the day teegrsphed Received an III
tempered note to-day from the Minister OF state reject
ing the protest aud saying that Spain would neycrthe
and her dignity.
Mr. Fish telegraphed to Minister sickes Nov rs.
porting 81 executions, and saying II spain can
not redress these outrages the United states viii"
These Instructions Minister sickles were 10 I've used
cautiously aud discrectly.
| Gen. sickles Nov le senf a copy OF q note 70 Mr.
Carvaal reparaon and copy OF the iat'rs
reply and also Gen. sickless rcloinder Gen. sckcs
alluded 10 the abusive attitude OF the Madrid press
Gen. sicklcs telegraphed TO Secretary Fish, Nov 10;
Mr. Layard informs he has received Instructions
from his Government concerning II British subjects
among the crew Of the vrgnIus executed aud -'yen
under sentence ~ death-the lsttcr All minors.
OF the II dead SIX were executed inmesih.,g On voc
arrival OF the Vrginius IN port BHtlsh iiigate n
ordered 20 Santiago.
Gen sickles Nov 49, transmitted copy OF the reply or
the Minister OF State Ia his note Of Nov lo respecting
reports from Havana. sIckes regarded 10 refusal
and proposed close the legation unless otherwise
ordered. and she 18th asked Secretary Fish that
vessel might be ordered 10 Valencia 10 take him 20
France The next day sckes transmitted copy OF
Caryaals reply rejecting tho protest ON the 18Th lac
informed Secretary Fsh he was waiting instructions
aud said the popular feeling high here against
United States and thi.legaOn. The press violent
advising Government to order me out Of Spain. Last
night a mob collected attack aud sack the legs
| ton Tho authorities nterfered aud preserved tho
| peace"
Mr.. sicklcsyalso telesraphed "span has ssted the
good Offices OF England. Lord Granville declined unless
tho basis OF ample reparation made To the United
staiea" Mr.. Fish telegraphed 10 Mr. sckes, Nov. 10,
that the Spanish Minister ut Washington had showns
telegram from his Government asking time Tor inquiry
expressing intention 10 make reparation. This
beng regarded a reconsderau OF the decision
municated To- Mr. sckes he instructed to defer his
departure on the 2Oth Mr. sckes announced that the
tone the from the Minister Of state upsat
isfsctory, and says;
Ifpcrmtted 10 offer suggestion with reference 20
your instructions OF the 18TH would remark that tho
made by the Minister OF state are very 6if
ieren. from the sp9arent pugoS Of the ss .n
Gated to yon The refusal 60 say word seon. %, merits
here the same day that different profession. were
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here a. showing real position OF tins Government
They offensive In form and unsatisfactory
asserted ''' and believed IN spain snS Cuba
that we pause before the defiant attitude assumed by
ported by the ofciSi and formal declarations Of this
caons, IN reply TO nSys s
forbearance. Spain would abuse any success obtained
ever arrogant and ressress Of our rights AMI dignity
on the other hand, any concession now obtain-a AZ
made here quarters aud generally believed that
nv the matter Of the vtsuus has not been
nor approved by nv Government. l have the es.s
Srssn for s.a G''Ga aSh my Of p's s
tion the President has directed me TO demand.
may Weld to our terms and peace NAV be honorabiy
preserved The fact that spain holds sthtade hero
to impeach her sincerity, aud this discrimination AIN
is due to the fear Of diplomatic rnpor et some
Information II win ever get from Cuba about this trans
70 s allow count Gs Mana cS"Ts Of Italy Madrid
take OF American interests here aud accept tho
custody Of the library ana property OF thus legation on
application being made by your authority through oar
Minister IN Rome. hope you WI maxi tse .q"'ss
sIckIEs
Mr. Fish telegraphed TO Gen sickles. Nov. a. Is7s:
Your telegram suggesting possible difference Of att.
think calls for your withdrawal from Madrid aud asking
request TO the italian Government TO authorire ~
take Of our library at Madrid has
laid before the President who decides that paho
nntI the expraton OF the time heretofore named or
until further orders. II difference exists a. You rus
gest the President feels II his duty O. take into con-
alteration the representations made at Washington,
which approach most nearly TO compliance with our Just
demands. he depends you 90 cooperate with our
efforts induce spain 10 make such concessons ssmay
avert rupture between the two Repubhcs Wlthoat
questioning the seniority OF the Madrid Cabinet wn
not DO possible To send "a vessel To Valencia FISH
After further correspondence Mr. Fish telegraphed.
Nov as TO Mr. sickless IF no accommodation 10
reached by close OF tomorrow, leave. II PROPOSE
ton Is submitted you will refer II TO Washington aud
defer acton" Mr. sickles informed Mr.. Fish Nov rs
that Lord Granville regarded the PREPARATION demanded
AZ lust and moderate. On the Glh, Mr.. sckes teie
graphed 10 Mr. Fish President CASTELAR, says Mr.
sckles would receive note that day recognizing the
principles which tho American demand VAS made
and asking delay til Dec. 20 for investigation" Mr.
sckles Nov % acknowledges receipt Of instruction..
and stated that he had informed the Minister that he
might defer reply and request for passports and 'rsns
m,tted the substance OF received the Mise
ter Of state containing proposal ios adjustments
Mr. Fish telegraphed TO Minister sickles Nov. ~
copy Of the scnstes resolution OF June
a. 1855 that the detention Of merchant vessels on the
high seas by force time OF peace derosstion Of the
sovereignty OF United States Minister schos tee
sraphed 20 Mr.. Fish Nov, D, announcing that 70 hsd
S..n Informally agreed Madrid the previous day thai
renaration should be made In accordance with The
American demand that he informed that q d6er.
ant orouositon been authorized by Mr. Fsh and
cepted BIZ the spanish Government, and be inquired
whether fhis true Mr. Fish teesraphed 10 M,ns,ss
sickles Nov. 2si
supposins from the tenor of Minister sckss's dc
patches that he had left Madrid, the reply Ia the as
spanish proposal was communicated 10 Admiral Poo,
who nov says that negotstions going st Msdrd
Having received notice that Gen slckles would demsnd
his passports at o'clock. IL supposed that these ssgo
ta.ions have dropped
Mr.. Fish said 10 Gen sickles Nov. 70;
spanish Minister YESTERDAY made n proposal