The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-02
the LATEST NEWS.
How the ylrgInius Settlement Is
Received In Havana.
Loss OF the Steamship vile dc
W Hayre.
Two Hundred of the Passengers
and Crew Sepnlchred In
the Deep.

LONDON, November 81 The ship
TrImountaln, from New York, arrived
Mt Cardiff nj IN early hour this morn
ing, bringing the intelligence OF lhe
dreadful disaster 10 the stennlslll y
Vile dc Havre, which left Now YORK,
November 10Th, for Havrc, under COM
mand of Captain Surmont. Az Two
o'clock on the morning OF tho 2jd OF
November, tho VILE de Havre COLI
ded with the British ship L0chcnrn,
. fyom Iondo,, for New York, md sunk
shortly after. Two hundred aud TWEEN
ty-slx of the passengers on the steam
ship lost their lives, The Trlmountain
rescued elghty-seyen of the passengers
and crew and brought them to Cardiff.
Later dispatches from Cardiff bring
the following additional particulars oil
the steamship Vile dc llayre:
She was struck amldship by the
Lochearn and sunk twelve minutes of
ter the collision occurred, The Loeb"
earn Immediately lowered three boats,
which rendered all the service II was
possible for them 10 do. Filty-threc
| Iof the Grew were saved, including The
Captain,
ShAmongtlie passengers rescued are
ten women. Among the passengers OF
the Vllletle' FltWrc We're Judge Peck
ham and wife, Of Albany, n. y; Mrs,
Edward Curtis aud maid; Mr.. r. A.
Williams JT Captain G. liudter aud
wife; Miss EvelIne Hunter Mr.. Gre
mcr, of Waterford, Saratoga county,
N. Y; Thomas Hammond, aud wife
and three children; Mrs. Mary Buckley,
of Rye, Westminster County n. u, nc
companied by her daughter and by
Miss Wagstah, OF Long Island. Mrs,
Buckley Is among the saved, but the
young ludics are understood TO have
been lost, MS Mrs. i. telegraphs that she
alone was saved. ,A Al &
There were also among the passen.
gers the following mentlers Of thelatc
Evangelical Aliiailce, returning {,
their homes: Rev. Antonio Carresuo
Of Spain; nofiE Provior, of Goneva
Switzerland; Rev. n. Weiss, Of Paris
Emile Cook, Paris, aud Mr. Lorier(
Alfred Barbanson,1 Of the Belgian
Legation ut Washington, was also II
passenger Charles b. Waite, anc
Julia Waite, childrqa OF the proprietor
Of the Bfcvooft House, were passengers
The sou was saved; the daughter lost
james Bishop, of Bishop " Co., No. 3.
Broadway, is saved. Mr.. Breeder, Il
first citbn passenger, was lost hi,
-sda.rghter, ewho with him, was
isuve0.
u LVkp0NaNNoveni Boz r. NJ
The VilleNe Havre, from New York
for Havre, was sunk at sea. Over two
hundredlives We're lost.
The. non-combatants are refugeeinl
In the suburbs. 84'hc city Is filled with
wounded. Seventeen houses, includ-
ing the principal hospital, have been
destrOyeel The government fleet
remains Inactive outside Of the harbor
' PARIS, November 30. 1t is reported
that the post of Minister at Washing,
ton has, been, rendered, to, NJ, Fouruier
In the Bazaine trial it is expected
that the examination of witnesses will
be concluded Monday, and the prose
cution will then address the court.
HAVANA. November S0.--Thc news
Of the settlement of the Nirginius ques-
ton between Spain and the United
States, and the terms upon which it is
based, was received here with much
excitement, but perfect order prevails
among the people. The volunteers and
1 thechief authorities Of the Island, as
sernbleli III conferences, have sent a
annnifesto to the Spanish government,
asking 1t to wait until it shall have re-
ceived u protocol about the Virginius
case, which shows the right of capture
and thejustiee of the subsequent pro-
ceedings. The mass of the people OPP
pose the surrender of the Virginius, or
any yielding to the pretensions which
mayldishonor the Spanish flag. The
tone of the press is in accordance with
the popular feeling. Extraordinary
means, and resources. are being created
: to'resist any aggressive act, although
the thinking people do not expect any,
knowing the prudence of the American
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