, 1873-08-07

ire was the work o. an inceudiary. 1.
xas stated that the man who had com-
p.itted the outrage was detected coming
ont of the building and was lodged in
iail by the police. The iremen rusbes
into the building and extinguished the
fire in :. few moments.
Another fire was soon after discovered
;ni,ondon's stable on the corner Of irst
and Vine streets, which. if it had not
cen discovered and extinguished imme
dl,.tey wouid htve proved more serious
than the first. This stable was filed
with hay and WAS surrounded by wood-
en- houses. so that il the flames hat got
under headway once. nothing could
check them nntll they would reach the
most northernly portion Of the city.
The smoke was seen to issue from the
place by toar mel, who suppressed /
lust as it WIS commencing to glow
amongst the hay. This WAS undoubt-
edly another incendiary, but the rascal
escaped.
KY NEST. August Mail advic, =
from Havana 29th nlt.. contain the fol.
lowing; The Government has obtained
possession of important documents re-
veaIlng the d"ings of the CarliSts in Cn
ba. and eliminating Qnijini, the coun
sel of the Transatlantic Steamship Co.
and tor several wealthy merchants Of
Havana Other persons are implicated
aud are under the surveillance of the
Courts The arrest of some prominent
men il rumored. In searching the
house Of Qnijano $500 900 in gold was
fonnd, which. it is ed. was collected
here to be sent to England to further
the cause of the Carlists. Tribune calls
upon the Government to embargo the
property of all the Carlis' conspirators
in Havana
The commissioner sent to the insur-
gents has retnrne, Gter an interview
with Essido. who refused to enter INTO
any negotiations Several engagements
have taken place lately near Porto Prin-
cipe. Tb- town IF Yareyei was attach
ed recently by Cuban force of 800.
which WAS repulsed. after fight of sew
eral honrs. The insurgents. however.
set fire to several houses.
Madrid. Ang. l. The Insnrgent feet
sailed from Algeria. causing great re
iuicing. 1t is believed the fleet will vi V
it Alicante G ,rrison. and the citizens
are preparing f"r Its defense. The ar
s-nal in Ca,liz still holds ont for the
Government. Republican feet is bonn
bar,llng the position held by the lnsnr-
gents in San Fernadiuo. Governments
troops Ill Seville Lave captured ~ Cam
mons. An lusurg-nt frigate entered the
harbor Of Malaga to-day, closely follow
Ell by German m,n Of war. She
shortly afterwards sailed again, golnI
east and wis pursued by the Germ, III
vessel. II is supposed she will he cap
tur-,l b. the latter.
Pan. Frame. August 1.-The Carlists
announce that Don Carlos has captured
Estella, with the entire garrison, which
SUR, ndered as prisoners Of war.
NEW YoRK, July g. Gen. Qlesada is
said to have enrolled ill this city about
800 men. mostly Americans. for service
against the opanIards.
SARATOGA, July 2.-The chief inter-
est i'll The race To-day WAS LII the mile
race III which Harry Basset and Wan
dere, ran against each other Basset
was the favurlle but Wanderer had many
hackers. A good start was .ftected>and
Basset got away tirst, Wanderer sec.nd.
and Hubbard third. At The. halt ulle
uole Wanderer WAS leading Basset u
Ieusth Hubbard making trailiug race
Il dozen lengths III the reaI. These p"
sitluus were n,aluruiiled FIR the LIST mile.
Gong up the back stretch Hubbard
auie.ed 40 Wanderer, increasing his
lead at every step. looked every inch u
winner. At this period the ba kers Of
M-Dani els stable sought to hedge,
and offered large odds that Wander
er wnnld win. Hubbard nov got i'll
the race and. passing Ba>set. rushed
along ut trem. n.lous pace. challenging
Wan e,er and taking the lead from him.
Entering the home stretch. Hubbard led
bv 2 Iengrhs and won the rare. fhe re
suit nf the race created general astonish
ment, Ms, before the start. McDani Is
asked to Withdraw Hubbard. as he said
the horse WIS sick, but the judges de-
clined to grant his request. McDaniels
then gave ont that he wanted merely to
cullsp H, b'ar.l and leave tie lace be-
tween Basset and Wanderer.
LONDON. Aug "A dreadful accident
occurred thi mo ming on theNoitt west
ern Ra;lwa,, near Wigin, Scotland,
to the Scotch Transit express train
from London. Twelve persons were
killed aud 20 wounded. Among the
killed is Sir John Anson. Many Ut the
injured will die.
MADRID. Aug. 2.--Many persons who
ioiued the insnrrec'lon in the south. in
favor of the 1ns,lrrection Of the Cubans,
have abandoned the cause in conse-
ouence of tn. excesses committed by the
insurgents. During the occupacy OF
Seville BY the Insnrgents, many OF the
buildings in various parts OF the town
were burned. In number of streets
aver, hcuse or store was robbed. The
conduct of the Carlists in bonbarding
defens-lrss towns is producing reuc-