The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-21


Befebore. principal sof the Academy al
Point Aux Trembles. who leaves widow
land four children, and his son,
Ia Ind Of fourteen years Of age; Louis
ttGInven, Xavier aarneau; Ferdinand Blais,
sailing OF The yacht; DIR. Ernest dc
Lisie, village physician. Who leaves widow
and two children. The body OF Lefebore
was recovered floating On the water. All
other bodies have gone to the bottom, and
may be washed. to SEA. The yacht turned
completely over. a steamer and several
| small boats went to their rescue, but could
only save seven Of fhe fifteen who were on
board.
Unsettled Condition Of Affairs iu
N Eay1f.
WARRINGTON, July 19.-Hon. StepheD
Preston, Minister OF Hayti to this country,
has received q cable dispatch from Port. au-
Prince as late as the 18th instant, informing
him OF the condition OF political affairs in
the Hayden Republic. Quiet had already
been restored ut Port-au-P Prince, but a.
the cost;of considerable number OF lives
on both sides. s RI
Fighting in that city lasted FIVE days, and
was carried Oh In the streets and from the
house-tops.
A fire that broke out destroyed seventy
houses. The best commercial portion Of
the city was not injured.
Among the killed were: Minister Of War
Francois and ex-Minister Of War Montos !;
Colonel August Bazelois, OF the militia
Judge George BazeIois, OF the Supreme
Court; b. Bazelois, z. Paul, Fl. Price, and
other prominent politicians. -.
Three members from Port.au- Prince took
refuge at the Foreign Consulate's. ,s
On fha north dido ~ tho
ing was still going on between the towns OF
Gonsiyes and St. Marc.
Eastern RoumaIia
LONDON, July 19.-The Vienna corre-
spondent Of the Times. discussing the re.
ported unsettled feeling in Eastern Rouma-
liza, says it is believed that sixty-eight bat
talions OF Turks, with the requisite compile
ment OF artillery and cavalry, are distri-
buted between AdrianopIe and the frontier
OF Eastern Roumalia. This is almost as
good guarantee against disturbances as
the presence Of Russians.
The Turkish Ministerial Crisis.
.CoNsTANTIN0PLE, July 19.-The Grand
Vizler persists in his resignation. The Sui
tan still declines to accept il, but to avoid a
deadlock has appointed Dieodet Pasha pre-
sldent OF the Council pending the settle
ment OF the crisis.
The Rife.Mutch ut Wimbledon.
LONDON, July l9.-In the prize-shooting
at Wimbledon yesterday Colonel Gibson,
the Canadian, won the Prince OF Wales
prize Of Gl00 and the badge, with score
Of o..
Cable Notes.
LONDON. July ia Paris dispatch to the
Times says it is Impossible to suppose that
the Government will revive the laws for the
! expulsion Of the ,Tesuits.
dispatch from Buenos Ayes, dated June
| 18th, says an Argentine cruiser has captured
General Goday, the Paraguayan inSurgent
| leader. and the Paraguayan troops have re-
captured the town OF Aumaia.
BRUSSELS, July 19.-Thc police have ar
rested the librarian Of the Jesuit College,
which is under surveillance in consequence
OF the confessions OF Won Haamc, arrested
for posting pIacards threatening the lie OF
the King. The librarian is suspected OF
bribing Won Haame 10 post the pacards.
LONDON, July 19.-The Globe says: Two
persons giving the names OF Ambrose For
tescue and William Baughan were recently
arrested for endeavoring to pass an altered
check on the Bank Of England. They are
supposed to belong to a strong gang OF
American forgers who have been perpe-
tratins similar frauds to great extent here,
| in France, and in America.
| BERNE, SWITZERLAND, July 19.-M. Fayre,
contractor Of the st. Gothard tunnel, died
here OF apopeXy to-day.