The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-05
NEWS FROM THE Pacific.

N-Wo rhuM ne rAtifhL.
Terrible Earthquake az msntia-HaIf oT
the oity Rsiaod and Two Thousand
Lives Lost-Lass or tho ship Wtxa rd
ksng-The EngaIsh DIFFICULTIES with
Japan. oo., SO.
San FsAscssoo. Cai.. Apgust 8. 1919
Arrived. snip ocosD Pearl. from Hong Kong With three
hundred Ch,neso passeasos~
lhs nswspspsss brought by Toe give account d .
terrible earthquake At Manila tho "a Juno. running
bali The c'ty aad damaging svory bslidlns IN a. Two
thousand hves wore isst
Tho bark Fort, iron RAassaws Japaa Juae a. hAs slso
arrived.
Shs reports the os Inc shls wizard Clog In ths chsa
Seas she wss bound for sAn FvancSco. rne crow and
four hundred Chinese pasensc we~c taken by the Anne
rsosa steamer Wyoming % synoada
The Japanese goversmsss bad paid Sloo 900 an laden
nsy Tor tho mardcr OF hr. Ricardsoa bus refused to
surrender his murderec. alleging thai they wero sub
jsoss q Prince Sotuama. VITO rcfue1 70 give Thorn up
and tho Japanese prseaAsd thai They wore
nos able 70 take sAen forcs6ty.
Tho British Admiral proposed v preceeA 70 The psae
PATTY Of 4otSama and take TIE murderers.
fns JApsAsss eevsraasst deolns1 70 aooede 10 this
coneoding that would bs essess,aiy making var upoa
Japan.
Negotiations ooaosraiss tbs murdsrers were aai
peudiog
The orega residents Of Japan wsre very appreheusIvo
that war was Inevitable
sAS FwAscHoo, August 4. 1893,
Sailed ship Shooting Bar for Caiao.
T. H. Underwood, tho poet, lately arrived from New
York, died yesterday Of coosumpt,on.
Additional advices from japan up 70 Juns - state thai
although the Japanese had paid upwards Of 100000
indemnify for tho murder Of Richardson France and
England st demanded redress the Surrender or tho
murdercs. and aiso Indemnity Cor the losss Of shss
merchants consequent upon their expulsion from Maya
sak and for the Of shs merchants Of YokuHama
In reshppng imports ud atonement for tho Gotsa Hama
re Should Japan not aoocde 10 these demands civil
would ensue Thu question seemed 70 be who4ncr the
Japanese hal bettcr with theforeguers or with
one another.
Iatercstlng from tho West.
LxAvsSwosrs, August 4, 1893
The steamer Robert Campbell has arrived from tho
mountains, where she has boon with govorument sup
plies
rate, aud say that there place whore white
safe.
Tho Campbell grounded near the mouth OF thu
Yellow Stone river, and tho indians on the
bank made signals OF ,rriendsbip, tho captain
sent boat with six ashore when jusi hcy
landing tho Indians fred on them. Killing Three and
wonud,ns Tho OF tho Campbell returned the
1rc. tho eject OF which was unknown. The steamer
eft alone boarded by the Indians and robbed. Tho
steamer Bette, Of PEORIA aground. Il feared the
Indians woild burn her tbs river full OF
Tho taken possession Of tho Nellie Rogers
and Shreveport. light draught vessels 70 transport sup
plies. Tho steamer Sam Getty h at Fort Randall loaded
with supplies. but mother move up nor down
n - ~ Ina. n A.
season Wal prove faisre, account Of low water.
The Ksatscky state Eisetioa.
ToUgvnda, August 4. 1888
Tho election returns from ali parts Indicate decided
Union sicsry la that portion q tho state which
considered doubtful. there " largo majority Tor tho
Union candidates
CasossAr. August Z. 1888
The kentucky elections result largely IN fAver Of ts
Union Ear heard from Gay sus smith certao'y
elected 70 Sougress.
Uaavsrsity Cosventiea IT Aibaay.
AInAur. August 4, Issa.
Tho Rsgeats Of tho University met ia convention to-day
wts s.- .sa-ars n ~nlssas nj .A--'s-s, uur
pose ~ advancing Of liberal education Chsa
cciIsr Pruyn gave tho opening address and elected
President u the Convention. Dr Woodwork ohosen
secretary Professor Lewis, Of Union College, and Pro-
rsssor North. Of Hamilton College road papcs cass
cal studies. There large attendance u professors
and teachers from svsry part Of tns state Professor
Davies OF Columbia College In chairman Of the Business
Committee. Tbs Convsus,oa ~, adjourn to.morrow
night.
sales Or the Government Loan.
PmfADulrHA, August 4. 1914.
Tho Of 5000 900 worth % aystxsnies reported
70 day Deliveries OF bonds hong made To July ~
Oar Parks and the soidiers-Ths Ra-
wages ommittsd.
During the late rotDs when tho fury OF tho porulacs
~as At It's height II VIII DO remembered that many o.
the regiments ordered out aoe ths disturbances took
possession of some 81 bcaatfui parks camping
grounds and base. of operation rho netura
beea q very extensive damage and Disagreement %