, 1877-07-14


the soil of Mexico, but he Gun enter that
territory only in pursuit OF bands Of
Mexican thieves who have invaded our
country, and then only is he directed to
pursue invaders wherever they may go
in order to punish them. Diaz says to
nur government: "You have invaded
our territory, then wehave the unanswer-
able reply, don't you invade US first I;
keep your thieves at home and you will
not be troubled with INVASION" AS one
of the generals interested in the prepara-
ito n of this order said, this evening, III
YOU knock man down on the street, he
has canse tor action against you, hut
should he come tn your house and steal
your goods, you should pursue him and
knock him down in the effort to secure
your property, then he would have no
very good cause against you. This is
the Mexican situation"
New YORK, July 10.--The Times
Cleaveland special says the first public ex-
hibltiou of the Hay torpedo was given
today in the presence of the Chinese
Ambassador Sung Wing, and Yane Yucn
Poo, one OF the Professors in the Hart
ford school for teaching Cinnamon the
English language. The Chinese govern
ment is especially interested in torpedoes
Us she has never fortified her harb0rs,
believing her gods would protect them
against all foreign forces. There is u
very large war fund existing in the Golfers
of the Empire. and if this torpedo meets
the anticipatiOns of the inventor, China
will doubtless prove heavy purchaser.
The inventor is now in China. Expert
ments to-day were satisfactory. Further
experiments will be made to morrow.
The Worlds San Antonio special say
that yesterday the 4 o'clock p N. train
of the Shirbogan, en- route from Chibna--
hua to San Antonio, laClened with specie,
was attacked by the white and Mexican
highwaymen Oh Seco Creek, fifty-two
miles from here. The train coptai lsA ~
wagons and there were 90 men with II.
After desperate fight, the robbers were
driven of, losing several killed and
wounded. The major domo of the train,
Frank Grimosingcr, and a Mexican were
killed and several others of the train
people wounded. No such outrage has
occurred since the war.
The Times Montreal special says the
city armories are guarded by the military
tonight, also the magazines on the Is.
land. There will he meeting of the
officers Of the Irish Catholic md Protes.
tant Societies to morrow to take steps to
prevent trouble. A large number of
Orangemen from the eastern townships
and Ontario will take part in this demon.
stration. No hope is entertained OF pie
venting riot and great sacrifice Of
life.
A London dispatch says it is now
known that an understanding has been
arrived at between Russia, Germany and
England, and that each nation is to have
its share in the spoils of the sick man.
France cannot object, as she fears Ger
many, aud Austria Is now crippled, as
she does not want TO fight without Great
Britain at her back.
CHICAGO, July s.-Thc Tri5une's
Washington special says: 1t has leaked
out that just before the adjournment of
the Senate, the election committee. by a
strict party vote, decided to report in
favor of the admission OF Kellogg as
Senator from Louisiana, and ordered a
report to that effect to he prepared The
unexpected early adjournment prevented
its completion. In the new complication
OF the election of Spofford by the Mich
oils Legislature, the question started first
by Morton, arises whether the Senate
SHOULD decide tint thc kti!ogs lrgisl..
,Hrc WIS roc'gni1ed "a !rg,l warn nc
wo' oi.'t'H. url that Er'lo4! sbouId
therefore, be- seated despite Subsequent
events. I: il fully undof.ood that
Morton WI. stand by Koiiur.
BROWNSVILLE 80, JAY Nrvs