Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-04-05

LONDON, April 4h.-As ths time Of the
collision between the steamers Douro and
4rurac Bat, the weather wss Hne and there
was no log. The Yrurae R.t struck the
| Douro amidships on the s.arboara side, and
the latter sank in half sn heur. The sur
! vivors were rescued in boats two hours after
| ward. -Four passengers and eighteen of the
/ crew OF the Douro are missing. All the
women and children were saved except one
servant. The Yrurae Bats bows were stove
| in, and she sank in fifteen minutes. The
numbers given in the kilograms of the saved
| and lost do not agree with the liss of pssseu-
gers aud crew of the Douro. 1t is thous sht the
| vessel was carrying some distressed seamen
whose names did not appear in tue list for.
warded from Lisbon.
Woman Shot by the side OF Her Husband.
DUBLIN, April h.-Mrs Smith was killed
by q shot fred ut her husband. while she and
two other ladies were driving home with her
husband from church.
Fire In Boht
BERLIN, April 4sh.-A ere in the iron
works at Wilcowitz, Bohemia, belonging to
the Rothschilds, caused dsmsge of 400, 900
forms.
The khedise and America.
CoNsTAETISoPLE- April 5sh.-The Egyp-
tian Minister at Vienna has arrived from
Alexandris. In an interview with Minister
Phelps, the Khedive said he did not hesitate
to express his preference fer American SYM
pathy and co operation over thet which hsd
been offered from other %susees ring
to American schools ard colleges, he said
America gave but asked nothing, while the
others asked everything and gave nothing.
students Oh the warpath.
KIEFF, April 4sh.-A num51r of students
with revolvers demanded tire liberation of
their imprisoned comrades.
Report Deniea.
ST. PETERSBURG, April Shit is denied
that the Government interd ds to compel for
eign residents to nsturaGzs.
Mills Destroyed by Fire.
LONDON, April 4tb.-The Gladstone Niil!s,
Ashton under Tyne. were burned tonight,
with 100 coo spindles. The damage is el00,-
eco
Peruvian BeveFse.
LONDON. April 4sh.-Advices from Buenos
Ayres to March 9th ssy the Peruviaus lost
1900 men in an engagement IN Ayacuoho.
The Peruvian commanders were taken pris.
oness. and aie expected TO be shot.
Affairs in soRih America.
LIMA tPerul March lst-The Chilsans
are stripping tBe railroads af rails and ma
chinery and sending it to Chile. rhe Chin
botea road has be5n derused
The epizootic is epidemic in the Argentine
Republic.
Yellow fever is killing victims by scores, in
northern Peru particularly.
The Pacific Steamship Company is running
opposition to the French and German lines
by taking cargees direct, without breaking,
t. Liverpool at lover rates. They have al.
ready sent the Ecuador, and are row loading
another steamer at Valparaiso.
The Chilean Government, by the decree Of
February 233, has ordered Gibbs & Co., of
London, to balance up their accounts as
suano consignees under the decree of March
2 1880, and place the net profits of their
transactions under that decree at tho disposal
of the committee.
Peruvian bnndhoiders have been recog-
nizsd as such by the decision Of tie Master
of Rolls June 7, 1881.
Smallpox is raging in Santa Barbara.
In Chile, the wheat crop of the 0Yalo val.
ley is estimated to be unprecedented, and
equal to 400 600 rectometers.
Caceres, the last PieTolist Seneral in the
field, after being driven ont of the mountains
back of Peru and out Of the Oroya ravino
and badly defeated at Pieera, rstreated to
Ayacucho, held by P;erolists under Colorels
Maspaniz) and Feyoo. Hhey refused TO re.
eeive hin, on the grounds that he deserted,
which caused desperate baltic outside of
the to@n. Two thousand of Caeeres men
were killed, but he was victorious He cap
tn, ed Maspanizo ard Feyoo, shot them, and
turned the town over to his followers to be
sacked, aud afterw5rd msao it his head
quarters.