, 1874-08-13
rx1usrvELY TO THE DAILY DISPATCH.

xxLusrvELY TO THE DAILY DISPATCH.
CINCINNATI. Aug. Bodies Of % vic.
tins of sthe Pat Rogers disaster have
been recovered.
QuEBEc. Aug. Inhabitants of Port
Neuf have been greatly terrified recently
by rumblings and earth heavings in that
vicinity. Many have left their homes.
PANS, Aug. 7.-The attitude of the
Spanish Representative is most concili
tory and the difficulties with Spain are
at an end. Senor,. CASTELAR, is expected
at Versailles charged with the mission
of n Negotiating for recognition OF the
Republic of Spain.
MADRID. Aug. 7.--Repuhlicans have
relieved Tirnal and the Carlists who
were beseiging the place have fled.
za A judicial investigation into the as.
= sassination of Marshal Prim has resulted
in the Indictment of so more persons.
5ai LONDON, Aug. I'm the cricket game
Americans against Princess club. the
former won and had so to spare. Base
ball playing st Princess this afternoon
was scratch game, 2 members OF the
Princess club playing with the Athletics
and Two with the Red Stockings. The
former won by score of Is to 8.
New YORK, Aug. IA letter from Ire
land says John Mitchell had brilliant
reception in the city of Cork. The
whole town was afame with excitement.
He was waited on by crowds of his old
associates of 1S48 ami young disciples
, Of 1867. At night the streets were alive
with bands ofmusic and bonfres. There
was torch. light procession to his res
idence, in which 5000 people took part.
LONDON, Aug. T. Parliament was
prorogued to-day. The Queen in her
message refers to the friendly relations
with foreign princes, explains the posi-
ton of the Government with regard to
the International Congress at Brussels,
aliudes with favor to the negotiations
for a renewal of the reciprocity treaty
between the United States and Canada,
laments the condition of Spain, but fa-
vors the policy of non Intervention.
BUFFALO. N. Y, Aug. THE ninth
annual meeting of the Buffalo Park As
ISOLATION closed to-day. Goldsmith
Maid beat the best time on record, trot-
ting mile in 2 1871.
MEMPHIS, Aug. IA dispatch from
Somer1ille, Tenn, says q riot is pro
crossing. Two men have been killed
and others wounded. Negroes were
pouring in from the country. In an
swer 10 the demand by telegraph two
companies of militia and number oi
volunteers will leave by special train TO,
that city at 8 O'Clock this evening.
A special says fighting at Somerville
commenced in shooting affray between
two men, Oscar Burton and Paul Reev-
es, both of whom were killed. Late in
the afternoon fighting was still progress
ing.
m New Yo.K, Aug. THE Tribune to-
morrow will publish the results OF an
interview with the parents of Theodore
1ilton. They refuse to believe that
Mrs. Tllton is guilty until she confesses
TO them. They express undiminished
faith in their son and indignantly deny
the story of hereditery insanity in the
family. In the evening to-day Moul-
ton was busily engaged in the prepara-
ton of his statement to be submitted to
the investigating committee. Several
members of the committee having an
nounced their intention to leave the city
Tomorrow afternoon for the country,
instructed their chairman, Sage, to make
engagements with Moulton to postpone
his statement until Monday. which pro-
position was acqu1esced in by Moulton.
He will appear before the committee at
3o'clock Monday afternoon. This eve
ming the committee had a consultation
lasting about two hours, and at its con>
clusion they visited the residence OF
Beecher, where they remained closeted
until late hour. There will be no ses-
sion of the committee tomorrow even
ing.
Aup. s.ea M.@The Times publishes
the text of a long dispatch from Dnke
de Cazes catagorically denying the char
pes of connivance with the Cariists.
The Duke says Lizarragos' escape
from arrest while passing from Bayonne
to Perpignan was due to a misunder-
standing Of the local authorities.
. SAN Francisco, Aug. 8.-Arrived ship
Erie. The Red. Ill days from Liver.
pool. Ship Borsa 98 days from New
castle, N.S.w.
Xn6 1flenuS auu Ic]dtkNcS oA sAo Aoee
WE. Bourn being confiaent that he
was accidentally shot instead of having
killed himself procured an order from
the County Judge directing q new in
quest to be held. To-day Coroner Rice
and several physicians with the friends
of the deceased. will proceed to the Gem
etcry where the body will be exhumed,
examination made if possible and fur
ther testimony relative to the case viii
be taker next week.
Greenbacks unchanged.
Weather pleasant.
Companies F. and L. of 4th U. >. Ar
tllery leave to-day on the Ajax en- route
to Sitka. Companies G. and u. winch
have beensin Alaska since 1877 Will De
relieved.
MEMrars, Aug. S.-Parties from Som
erville this morning report the fighting
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