The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-19
Tries to Enter Manila HarbOr After
Being Tod to Stop.
TORALS REPORT OF SURRENDER,
IL Has Been Received by the spanish
Minister of War Tho New Produce
Duties Cause Outbreaks in the
Spanish ProVinces-Troops
are Called Out-Fortiiy-
ing the Canaries.

LONDON, July 1a.-The Madrid cores
pondent OF the Times says:
Captain General B.anco and General
Toral we're given a free hand in the sur
render OF Santiago, as the government
did not desire TO expose itself to such
criticisms as followed the destruction OF
Admiral Cervera's squadron when it was
alleged that the government ordered Ad-
miraI Cervera to quit the bay.
The necessity of making peace is now
universally ADMITTED. and the necessity
of making It quickly is generally recoB-
allied. but partly owing TO Senor sa-
gasta's indecision, apparently nothing de-
finitely is being done by the government
which seems in no hurry to make pro-
posals."
LONDON, July IA special dlspatch
from Havana. dated Monday. says:
seven American warships heavily
bombarded Mauzmi.lO this morning.
Three steamers OF the Menindez line were
set ON fire Several gunboats that were
IN the harbor issued forth Tor the defence
OF the town. but were stranded. Inc
result Of the bombrdment Is not yet
known here
THE IRENE AGAIN.
LONDON. July ls-The Hong Kong
correspondent Of tho Daily Mail says:
United states Consul Wildman informs
me that as the German cruiser Irene was
passing Marveles of Manila, the other
day. the United states gun boat Hugh
Mccullough was sent after her TO ask
her TO stop. As the Irene refused TO
obey, a shell was sent across her bow
and a small boat went 20 discover what
she was doing The German Admiral pro-
tested and insisted that German ships
had a right TO enter the harbor without
being searched. claim which. Admiral
Dewey declined to recognize.
"It d. reported ia. Admiral Won Died
rlchs. who is in command OF the Ger
man squadron at Manila, interview Cap
tain Chichester, OF the British cruiser
Imm0rtahte as 90 what he would do if
the Germans intcrfered with the bonn
bardment OF Manila. Captain Chichester
replied that only Dewey and himself
knew that
MADRID. July 1S-G r. M-Lleutonant-
General Corea, Minister OF War, has re-
ceived dispatch from Gen. Blanc0. in
rluding Cen Torars report Of the capitu-
tation OF Santiago de cuba. General To-
TAI p lflNl ~ NAA'N s'tAAAANaf f'fttf'-fi
July 18th. and its details accord with tho
reports already published.
RIOTING ~ SPAIN.
MADRID July ls.-3 i. M-The In
crease I'm the OctrOi rates or duties on
produce taken into The towns Is causing
turbulence I'm the rural districts or Spain
The POpulaCc of the Province OF HueiNa
has rebciled against the imports OF corn
and -four. and attacked and set fire 10 Il
number of public buildings. The troops
had 20 be called out TO repress the dis
The Pals. organ Of the Republicans, Is
eudeavOring 10 secure the support or the
army and navy for this purpose.
GIBRALTAR. July lS.-Ihe Italian
men-Of-war Doga.i and Piemonie arrived
here to-day. the piemonte proceeding al
most AT once en- route for the Canaries.
The Spaniards have erected new bat
terics armed with siX-inch guns al Ceuta
LONDON. July 19-The Madrid oorre-
spondent of the Daily Mail says:
"It IS well known here that for some
time mast the Car'ists have been recently
placing stores. arms and ammunition In
many Of the smaller towns along the
French side Of the frontier.
when the signal for a Carlist rising
is given. the taking OF these supplies and
munitions Of war across the frontier will
occupy al tn most a single night. as the
men are ready and know where they must
go to receive arms and equipments.
"The government has increased meas
urcs of precautl0n TO nip I'm the bud any
attempt OF the kind.
Il have also Information that the Re
publicans, especially those of Valencia
and Andalusla are buyirg arms.
General Weyler is reported TO be ir
with both Cariist and Republicans.
"El Impartial accuses President Nc.
Kinley Of deliberately prolonging the wal
in order 10 carry It into Spain to enabl,
England In the final settlement to deriv,
territorial advantages az Gibraltar or ir
the Canaries