, 1877-12-07
TelegraphiC Summary.

WASHINGTON, Nov. "a ne OBJ
server at Kitty Hawk reports at
ll:35 A. NJ, 20 the chief sigua! sta
ton as follows; The L. 5. man'of'
war steamer Huron struck two miles
por,h Of No. 7 station at l:3O A. NJ.
The vessel is \ total wreck.
NEwAgK, Nov. 2i.-The follow
ing is correct list Of the officers Of
the Huron, Commander, G. r.
RYAN; lieutenants, S. A. Smonds,
Z. G.. Palmer; masters, WIN. G..
Conway, Walter S. French, Wright;
snsgns, Young and Daner; surgeon.
&. S. Cuthbert; paymaster, Cary n.
Sanders; chief engineer, Edward NJ.
Olsen; assistant engineers, X. q.
Drnig, Eff. Warburton. The saved
are Master Con way, Ensign Young,
Cadet engineer Warburton, and AS
sjsian,,engineer Denag, and II OF
the crew. The cause Of the disas
ter is as fellows: Thick weather,
fresh gale drec,ly y on shore; fore
and aft sails set, reefed foresail and
mainsail; carried away; jib stay bent;
the fore It rm stay sail; struck be
tween l and 1880 A NJ; boats
washed from boat davits, lowered
first cutter which swampcd about ten
minutes later. Lieut.. Palmer was
drowned about the same time as the
captain. The living saved them.
selves by swimming ashore. d. -
The signal service observer at the
scsue Of the wreck reports at $50
7. NJ. the surf boat of The urecking
steamer b. & j. Baker in attempting
10 land was swamped with nine men
on board. Chas. S. Ykson, Stephen
Bel, Dennis Mccoy, Willis Walker
and Captain J, J. Gutherie, paymas
ter OF the life saving service, were
los.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 2S.--Four
hundred Turks have surrendered to
the Russians in Shipka Pass.
PARIS, Nov. 2S.-M. Emile de
Girardin gave a grand dinner to zen.
Grant this evening, among the guests
were Minister Moves, Mr.. Hit, M.
NJ. Gambetta, Grevy de Lesseps,
Waddington and Vignand. M. de
Girardin proposed Gen. Grants
health; the General responded and
drank to the prosperity of the French
Republic, saying hs hoped it would
attain the result which Americans
had endeavcred to attain, namely
tho regime Of liberty accessible to
everybody. Gambetta proposing
the health of N. de Grardin thanked
him for affording him on opportunity
to sit ut the same table with the
President Of the United States.
He spoke with praise ofGen. Grants
political career and showed how the
General obedient to the laws Of his
country while be understood the i'm.
portancs and dignity Of the army,
never permitted it to assume suprem-
acy over the civil authorities. Gam
BETA concluded as follows: France,
notwithstanding her misfortunes, re-
mains great and generous and at.
tached above all to liberty.
LONDON, Nov. 2S.-A Berlin cor
respondent says negotiations between
Germany and the United States for a
mutual naturalization treaty to su.
persede treaties now in force with
separate German states for treaty
on a much wider basis than hitherto
been stated. The treaty is to settle
all international questions which
have hitherto caused a misunder-
standing such as naturalization, ex-
tradition, commercial intercourse,
the marriage law and protection of
trade marks.
LONDON, Nov. 2S.-The distress
among the mining population of
Cornwallha become so great as to
require an organized charitable
movement for their relief.
CoNsrANrINoPLE, Nov. 30.--The
Turks having seized two Italian ves-
sells in the Bosphorus, although they
had passed the blockade in the Black
Sea, Count Cortie, Italian ambassa-
dor, has formally declared that if
they are not released he will pro;
claim the blockade Intellectual and
invite Italian vessels into tho Black
Sea. He has also declared that if
the Porte insists on maintaining an
Intellectual blockade Italy will resort
to extreme measures; unless the
Porte yields there will be rupture
with Italy. Nevertheless it seem.
probable the vessels will be declared
lawful prizes.
Mehemet Ali has notified the war