Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-03

ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
7eieeraphed E-olHsirely 20 The EvsiAo Star.
British Diplomatic Changes.
,LoSDCSl July Sit Is reported that Lord
bloomfield will retire from the position of Rrit-
lsh Ambassador TO Vienna, and will be sue
eeeded by Sir Alexander Buchanan; Lord Lotus.
Ine present ambassador 20 Berlin, taking tn,
latter post at ST. Petersburg; Odo Russell has II
i sa1d been appointed ambassador III Rerlln
anu , VIII III be replaced in the Foreign Once by
Lord Tenderden, who recently returned frnnn
service with the High Commission at Washine-
ton.
Orange Riot I'm Ireland.
There were disturbances by the Orancemap
Saturday At Lurgan, market town OF Ireland
IN Ulster county. The military were called out
and the riot act read, when the rioters tiisnersad
and quiet was restored.
The Bristol and New York Steamsnin
Line.
Inc Arragon, the pioneer steamer OF the Bris-
tol and New Nor' Inc, sailed from the former
Port SATURDAY, Nth ~ passengers and a FUN
cargo. thousands Of spectators witnessed the
departure, and gave enthusiastic cheers for the
nv transatlantic line.
German Princes Going 70 Visit o-~eu
Victoria
BERLIN, July 3.-The Prince ru,kr.s, -.
frederic William and wife leaye to-rnorr~x a..
Lhglahu, on visit 20 Queen Victoria.
Victor FmanueI I'm Rome.
k0hE, July liking Victor Emanuel arrived
ton from the citizens
The French Loan.
LONDON, July 3.-The French loan is ALREADY
much above the price at which il was issued be-
cause OF the quiet manner in which the French
elections passed of. The health of Childer-
late First Lord of the Admiralty, Is improving
The French Elections Gambetta ana
Victor Hugo Elected TO the
Assembly.
PARIS, July 3.-Returns from the da,ar,-
menis indicate the election of fifteen moderate
reputhcans. Gambetta was returned from
faris' inc Steete states that the army did not
vote. hochefort has been pronounced insane
A long interview has been held between Thiers
and General Fabriel, Germ N a,IminiSfr>S,, 30
civil affairs in France. The workmen Z cast
Inei = votes ieT 1am6etta and Victor Hugo. who
are the candidates elected for the first section OF
the seventh ACCOMPLISHMENT of Paris Returns
from Sceaux are favorable TO the government
candidates. The election of Gambetta, wolow-
Ski, DOuvet, Pernolet, Presseuse. CiSsey and
Andre Is certain. Returns are still meager bur
il is probable the Paris Press Union has snc-
ceeded IN electing fifteen Of It's candidates of the
radical list. Gambetta is alone successful In
many districts only a two-thirds vote was pOlled.
The Yacht Fleet at Cape Island.
CAPE ISLAND, July 3.-The fleet of sixteen
yachts which left New York on SATURDAY. nigbt
was anxiously looked for all day YESTERDAY off the
island. AT half past this morning they made
their hrst appearance, COmmOdoTe Bennett's
Dauntless and Osgood's Columbia i'm The ieaa
followed at distance Of three miles bv sven
other schooners. Each yacht fired a salute A.
she appeared. The rest of the feet was com
PEELED, by the rough weather, TO put back to New
York. Those which got through anchored of the
light snip last night, and on approaching the
island this morning were met by the United
States navy tug Pinto (hayinS on board ths
regatta cOmmittee) and escorted 20 anchorage
OF the steamboat landing, where the courtesiss
OF formal reception were rendered them.
Crushed 10 Death by "a Fall Of Earth.
,NEWBTRnPoRr, July S.-Saturday last. at
burying eleven men beneath the immense mas OF
earth. Eight OF them were soon rescued but
little injured John TOuhey and jams CuSh-
man were dead when reached, ami John on
ford badly injured Cushman and Touhey each