NORFOLK, JULY 23, 1905
IMPORTANT!
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We have it from undoubtsd authority,
that account. are received in this place by
the fhip Minerva, from Cadiz, as late as the
cd of June, fating, " that the million of
Col. Munroe and Mr. Pinckney to the court
of Madrid had ended, and that not being a
bic to bring the Spaniih Govsrnment to ac-
cord on any one point, either as relates to
claims of Territory, Spoilations, or the con.
venton Of Auguit, 1902, Mr.. Munroc had
demanded his Pahports, and was about to
leave Madrid Immediately fer London. The
dilPatGhes on this buIinefs have gone for
ward to the freident, via Lifbon, and by
the Cotton Planter to Newyork."