The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-23
BY BYaTEhBGRAPH
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Reported especially. for the Cairo Bul
letfn. Ten hours I'm advance OF ~.
Louis papers.
WASHINGTON.
AMERICAN SHIP EUTERP
SUNK. s.E
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HER CREW PROBABLY. sAFN.
2 PARTICULARS OF OPERA
r. TLoNS IN GOREA. -"'
WASHINGTON.
Her CREW PROBABLY. SAFE.

WAsHiSeToS, Aug. 22-Admiral Lam
man, commanding the South Atlantic feet,
reports the English steamer bound 10 Eng.
land, arrived at Bohia, July 20, FROM Mon
tevido, July 10, having on board Capt
Geo. A. Leach, master Of the ship Euterp,
from New-York, who goes to Falmouth
and thence to New-York. Ho says that
on June 5th, in latitude 36H 3O,', south
longitude Al west, his ship was reported
leaking and in 80 minutes afterwards went
down. The officers and crew took 10 the
boats, the captain and 10 men In the larger
boat and seven men in the smaller one.
After weathering two heavy gales the
large boat made the Rio Grande, June, IA,
having been for two days and nights with
out fooo or water. The smaller boat had
not been heard from, but il is supposed
that she has been picked up by some pass
ing vessel.
SALE OF GOLD.
The srcretary Of the treasury has direct
cd the assistant treasury Of New-York 10
receive bonds for gold on Wednesday Of
this week instead Of Thursday.
THR coREAS TROUBLES.
The following details regarding the re-
cent operations in Cores are condensed
from the official reports TO the navy de-
psrtment by Admiral Rogers. They are
official negotiations Of Minister Low and
contain detsils not given in the press dis
patch from San Francisco.
Admiral Rogers feet have returned to
China. The Colombo and the flagship
Alaska, arrived at Cheffoo. July 8, hav.
ing crossed tho Yellow soa In ~ hours.
The MOnsccacy and Pslos proceeded to
Shanghai for repairs. The preliminary
negotiations opened BY Minister Low were
we'll received by the Corean district mag.
istrate or prefect having jurisdiction in the
vicinity Of the anchorage Of our feet.
There seems TO be every prospect Of
speedy and amicable negotiation Of the
treaty sought - soon communication with
the Corean chief magistrate can be opened.
No objection was offered TO the feet cast
ing anchor, or Of entrance to the Sale
river. This Admiral Rogers was proceed.
Ing with when two Of our surveying ves-
sells, which had been treacherously allowed
70 como within range without warning,
was fred into and two Of our seamen was
wounded. Exemption from serious loss
is only attributable TO the inability OF the
Corean gunner and the fact that some OF
our larger vessels were able to arrive In
time to drive the barbarious gunners from
their works.
This occurred lat June. Minister Low
arriving, demanded OF Corean officials,
with whom they were in communication,
an explanation OF the outrage. On con-
iultation with Admiral Rogers, is was de-
termined TO allow ten days pass before any
movement was made to resent the insult
onered TO our nag, in order to allew the
Corean authorities an opportunity for suf-
dcient apology or sstisfactory explanation.
Notice was meanwhile given by Minister
Low, That amends were not offered 10
nimseii ana Aemna! rogers, shey should
sor s,,omn, a. Sss.ro. nn. ~, ...s;.- ..v SA-
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wRArHRR REPORT
wAsH1Sorox, d. c., August 22.-The
rain which prevailed Mondsv svenino in