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CAVED IN. ‘The Virginius’ Surrender to an American War Ship. ‘THE PRISONERS TO BE GIVEN UP. Jovellar Sure His Orders Will Be Obeyed. ‘TOWED OUT OF HARBOR. Bahia Honda Made For- ever Famous. TELEGRAMS TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. Havana, Dec. 12, 1873. The Virginius has gone to the port of Bahia Honda, 60 miles west of Havana, where she will be delivered by a Spanish man-of-war to @ veasel of the United States Navy. BAHIA HONDA. Bahia Honda (deep bay) is one of the har- ‘bors of Cuba, situated on the north coast of the island, 60 miles west southwest of Havana. It is protected by a fort. The bay has been resorted to by privateering vessels, -and is now a place for,the landing of slaves. SURRENDER OF THE VIRGINIUS PRISONERS. Captain General Jovellar has given the ne- -cessary orders for the transfer of the Virginius prisoners at Santiago de Cuba to an American «man-of-war to-day. THE CAPTAIN GENERAL CONFIDENT THAT HE WILL BE OBEYED. The Captain General is certain that his orders will be carried out and the men de- Nivered at the appointed time. The Virginius Towed Out of Harbor in the Early Morning—A Spanish War Ship Acts as Escort. Havana, Dec. 12, 1873. The steamer Virginius was towed out of the harbor of Havana this morning at half-past four o'clock by a tugboat, GUARDED BY A SPANISH WAR SHIP. The Spanish war steamer Isabella la Catolica acted as escort. At seven o’clock this morn- ing the tugboat returned to the city. Telegraphic Communication Between Ha a and Santiago de Cuba Inter- rupted—The Steamer Ossipee Ordered to Santiago de Cuba. Key West, Dee. 12, 1873. Telegraphic despatches have just been re- ‘ceived here from Havana which state that the wires between that city and Santiago de Cuba are interrupted. THE STEAMER OSSIPEE. The steamer Ossipee, which has been de- tained for orders and repairs, will leave to- morrow for Santiago de Cuba. Wo OfMictal Confirmation of the Depar- ture of the Virginius from Havana. WasuInaTon, Dec. 12, 1873. Although there is to-night no official confirma- tion of the report that the steamship Virginius ‘was towed out of the harbor of Havana this morn- dng itis considered to be reliable in view of the fact that the recent agreement between Secretary Fish and Admiral Polo contemplated her surrender to a vessel of the United States within little more than a week from the time it was made, and this «movement is regarded as a preliminary to a fulfil- ment of the stipulation. The impression is that ‘the surviving passengers and crew of the Virginius ‘will be delivered on the same day. The Latest Report from Washington. WastineTon, Dec. 12, 1873, ‘The Virginius will be delivered to the Captain of ‘the Canandaigua in the harbor of Santiago de Cuba, and the prisoners to the commander of the Juniata. CUBA. en Customs Duties Payments—Press Fear of Reli- gious Troables, TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. Havana, Dec. 12, 1873. It {s ofMfictally denied at the Treasury Department that payment of customs duties will be required in gold after January 1, 1874 FRESH ANTICIPATION OF NEW TROUBLE. Archbishop Liorente has returned to Santiago. ‘The Voz de Cuba fears religious troubles will be added to our foreign and internal complications; but the mass of the people manifest little interest dn these ecclesiastical disputes. THE WEEKLY HERALD. ‘The Cheapest and Best Newspaper in the Country. 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