, 1873-08-07

worse than thnse Of 1887 A great deal
Of damage WAS done to many houses and
chu. ches, though the affair was nothing
compared to the ear hquake ut San Sal.
vador. Some few lives We're lost by
falling wallis aud one mulattO lady uied
from fear.
PARIS, August 3 -Ex President Theirs
yesterday in the course Of his reply to
Madane KescLliny, who presented him
with a gift from The ladies' of MulhOuseu
declared that the sttilude Of France to-
ward foreign power should be stric ly
neutral. That the difficulties i'll spain
were purely internal, and If France
claimed inviolate her territory she ought
to respect that of Spain.
New YoRK, August 4.--The Tribune
states that Just before the 3 mile race at
Saratoga. Johu Morrisey made state
ment in front Of the pool stai d. to TIM
effect that Hubbard being compelled to
start would do 30 bnt would not run to
win rs he would be pul ed after starting.
Many believing that Wanrerer could
beat Harry Bass and that Hubbard
was ont uf the race backed Wahdeier.
He did heat Basset but b"h were beat.
en- BY Hubbard. which horse it was sta-
ted SCIENTIFICALLY was not going to con-
test the race. Helvetia NJ lenn-r Choir
had AN excursion to College Point YES
ier,lay. The rain drove the party on
board boat aud number of pickpock
cts attempted to follew, but being re
sisted made an attack with bricks and
stones. Two men had their skulls frac-
tured. and several women were seriously
injured. The excursion party used
pistols with effect. Timothy Donovan
brntally bruised his wife yesterday fla
tally injuring her ut their residence No.
| IL Kioch .treet.
A Washington special says. Governor
/ Austin, and Senator Rumsey. Of Mlnne-
sofa, had All interview with acting Sec-
retary Of State Dives, regarding imprIs-
onment of Minneapolis officers at
Fort Garry Mr.. Dives said the State
Department wonid endeavor to secure
the release ON bail of all PARTIES on their
pledsing that SO released they shall ap-
pear to answer in Canadian Courts when
the ci,se is called.
Yesterday some vandal entered old
Christ Church at Alexand. il, famous AT
a place where Washington worshipped
aud turned furniture upside down, de
stroyiny all music, saturated cushions
and prayer books with oil. and removed
silver plate from Washington pew; br
sides committing many other depreda-
tions,
A London paper says the statement
made that the English Governmen'
knew no,hlng fthe Persian c"ncessi"n
10 Baron Renter. until it hal been gran-
ed' Earl Granville stated in Commons.
| that the first he heard If it. WAS from
Renter l...t september. A correspond
enr say Reuter- regarded his concession
with an eye of an Englishman. which
he regards himself by residence and tn
terest, and offered Granville an oppor-
tnnlty to reap political benefit Of grant
| for England. Granville ignored polii-
ical Significance of cnnces zion aud tlea'-
e il entirel, ASA acommercial speculation
which was out of the ordinary line OF
policy for the Government to protect.
Prize fight between Jack Boylan and
Peter trocker, took place this m rning
at Sands Point. Long Island. 23tound>
were fought occupying thirty-two min
ntes when CrocAer Was declared victor.
Boyan was punished severely. his face
beaten almost to Jelly. Crocker was
o,nparatlvely nnhurt. The fight for
five hundred dollars, and middle weight
championship OF America. WAS witnessed
by u large number.
C1NcINNAT1. .. August "A mob
near Fianlfrt. Ky. on Saturday night
killed negro accused Of attempting to
outrage white wgniafl.
Re, orted Kn Klnx i'll Owen and Htn
ry counties xre getting very bold. T1+y
visited Louisville packet with deter
mined Intention of doing mischief. and
were only deferred 10y threats from the
officers Of the boat who we've well Armed.
CHICAGO. August Loss by fire in
the Singe- Company new building on
Saturday night. is now stated to be S75-
900 dollars.
PARIS. August 4.-Prefect of Lyons
has issned an order closing public gar
i+ns in the city at nine in the evening.
ROME. August A Fleet of Italian
war vessels have ordered TO proc teed to
Cartagenia to protect Italians there. and
cooperate with otbet foreign vessels in
whatever measures may be deemed nee
essary.
| NEW YonK. August 4.-Mnch excite
ment exists among yachtmen by widely
circulated reports that = Yacht was Iun
down on the Sound by Newport stea-
mer one nigh. last week. with all on
board Report adds. steamer sfrnck
the Yacht about midship and with force
enongh to knock the mast out after al
most sinking her iustantIv. Steamer
hove n. and remained near the SPOT for
IN honr afterwards bnt was unnh'e 10
detect any further sign Of the vessel or
crew.
SAN FRAxcrsco. Ane. S. 5.-Passeneers