The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-05-13

crew were killed. An attempt will be
made to float the ship next week. The
Peruvian sails from Liverpool Sunday
to embark the Sardinian's Z. S. mails
and passengers.
EUROPE.
LONDON, May ia correspondent
ct Rome telegraphs that he fears the
jesuit and violent party have
definitely triumphed at the Vatican.
The Pope's liver affection is not
alarming, but he ought to go away. He
desires to 60 to Perogea, but is unable
to resist the pressure put up him to re-
main in the Vatican.
Cardinal Caterini. Project of the
Congregation, has written to the Ger
man priests who accept the government
stipends threatening their suspension if
they do not make public declaration
against the May law and repudiate the
stipends.
ROME, May ll-After the publication
of Cardinal Caterini's letter censuriDg
the Prussian priests, negotiations be-
tween the Vatican and Berlin immedi.
ately terminated. Negotiations with
other powers alsO failed. The Vatican
is stated to have resolved upon the
policy of resistance.
The Pope's health 10 improving.
LONDON. May IA dispatch from
Rome contradicts the statement attri-
buted to the Russian Ambassador there
that the Cimbria was engaged to trans
port men and offers to America, where
they will cross the Continent. to take
other vessels, for the mouth of the
Amoor. The dispatch added that the
Ambassador said nothing of the kind.
BERLIN, May 1l.-At $50 this after
noon, as the Emperor William was re-
turning from q drive with the Duchess
Of Baden, several shots were fired at
him, from revolvers, in the Avenue at
Unterden Linden. fortunately nobody
was hurt. The man who fired the shots
was arrested. An accomplish who at
tempted to rescue the would-be assassin
was also arrested.
LONDON, May 1.-THE steamer Sar.
dinian, on which the explosion happened
yesterday afternoon at the entrance to
Lough Foyle. on the passage from
Liverpool for Quebec, was at anchor at
the time the explosion took place in
the coal buukers. and the ship took fire
immediately.
The greatest confusion and consterna-
ton ensued. When order was restored
the compartments were searched for the
dead andswounded. Some of the latter
had arms and legs b oxen. A few were
burned about the head and face. 1t is
believed that when the extent of the
disaster is ascertained, the figures given
in the dispatches last night, Of the in.
jured and killed, will be considerably
increased. Three tugs were sent for the
passengers and with medical aid for
the wounded, who were temporarily
placed in the warehouse on the quay.
Subsequently,. they were taken to Derry
Infrmary Three of them were last
night pronounced hopeless. Two of
the bodies recovered were identified as
those Of the crew. Some passengers are
reported missing. but this may be
owing to the existing confusion and to
the fact that . majority of the psssen-
gers do not speak English. Among
the Sandman passengers are 40 orphan
children. indentured to domestic service
in America. The Fire brigade of Derry
went to the vessel in special steamer
but their efforts were unavailing to
extinguish the FIRE. The attempt to
beach the Sandman failing she was
scuttled and filling sank in five f.thoms
of water. All the saloon passengers
are safe. Four storage passengers and
| members Of the crew are missing.
ST. PETERSBURG. May 1l-Count
Schouvaloff will remain here only long
enough to obtain the Emperor's
decision. The time has been appointed
when he should be in London again,
and it is desired that he should spend
some time in Berlin on his return
journey. After submitting his views
and receiving the Emperor's reply.
further negotiations conducted by him
will assume an extremely important
| character.