National Republican., 1883-05-24
IN OTHER LANDS.
A Nice President in South AmeriCa-A Re-
markablo Discovery in Chilli,
The Great Derby Race in England
Scenes in the City Of Moscow,
The Pops'S Oircular-@ayo Murder Conspiracy
The DynamitsrS.
Crushing an Irish Newspsper-what the
Vatican Won't DO.

NEW YORK, May 23.-The steamer from
Panama, which arrived to-day, brings dates
from that city to the twelfth instant.
The Ecuadorian muddle is not terminated.
The last act of Dictator Veintemilla was to
plunder the Bank of Ecuador, private con-
cern, of S320,000. All believe he intends to
leave tho country, but of revenge wants to
make show of defending Guayaquil in order
to have an excuse for destroying the property
Of his enemies If not the whole town. 1t is
fact ho has offered his men chance to sack
the place.
Reliable reports state that many soldiers
were deserting him; that the commander of
fort below the city fed after spiking tho
guns and removing the ammunition, and
that another officer on duty up the river
turned over his entire command to the rebels.
Tho New Orleans authorities seemed dc.
tcrmined to cut Off all chance of doing busi-
ness with tho isthmus. Quarantine regula.
tions againstthe isthmus go into force ut that
port Juno !, and steamers thence which arejust
opening up a profitable trade, will have to
stop running. Tho Lucy p. Miller, now in
hspinwall, announces this to bo her last trip
for the season. Tho isthmus was never
bealthior than at present, and, although the
weather is hot and we have occasional showers,
there Is no moro sickness than in better
climates among the same class of population.
Locusts are devastating the interior of Bo-
livia, and have appeared near Barranquila.
The case of the American bark Mary G.
Comery has attracted attention in tho United
States as well as on tho isthmus She was
sold at auction q few days ago, and her cap
tam has now suddenly left Aspnwall on
sailing vessel for Baltimore, leaving his crew
unpaid and his bills and consular charges uu-
settled.
The assessed value Of all the house property
in the city of Panama amounts to $32I7,90O,
the taxation on which is $22,795.
THE GREAT DERBY RACE.
LONDON May 23-The weather this morn
ing was beautiful The sun was shining
brightly, but the temperature was fairly cool.
An immense crowd of people left London for
Epson Downs to witness tho great racing
event of the year--the run for the Derby
stakes. The city presented remarkably
empty appearance despite the fact that the
number of animals expected to run in the
race was probably the smallest on record.
st. Blaise won by neck Highland Chief
came in second and Galliard third. The lat
ter finished half length behind Highland
Chief Goldfeld finished fourth, Beau Brum-
mel fifth, LAGOON sixth, Splcndor seventh,
Ladislas eighth, Tho Prince ninth, Bonjour
tenth, and Sigmophcne last.
Bonjour made the running at the start, at
tended by Sigmaphone. They had clear
lead Of Ladislas, The Prince, Splendor, and
Goldfeld, who were punched to Tottenham
Corner, when st. Blaise took up the running,
closely followed by Galliard and Goldheld to
the distance, where Highland Chief took
second place and pressed St Blase very hard,
but did not quite succeed in catching upaeith
him. The time of the winner was
2:4S 2-5 The betting at tho start Was
to against Galliard, to against The
Prince, to 1 against Goldfeld, 5
TO i against st. Blaise ii to against
Ladisas, 10 to against Beau Brummel, 16 to
l against Highland Chief, % to 1 against
Splendor, 40 to l against LAGOON, 100 to /
against BoDjouri and 100 to against Sigmo-
phone. The Prince and Princess of Wales,
the Duke and Duchess Of Albany, and the
Duke and Duchess of Connaught were among
the spectators. There were numerous Amori-
cans present, including Mr.. Lorilard, Mr..
Ten Brock, and Mr.. Walton. After the race
Wood, st. Blaise's jockey, was chsered loudly
as he returned to be weighed.
SCENES IN MOSCOW.
Moscow, May 23-The streets through
which the procession passed yesterday were
badly paved. The Duke of Edinburgh rode.in
the rear and on the left side of the car. The
Duchess of Edinburgh satin the second coach
from that in which the empress rode. In the
Red square 6,000 school children in white
robes sang Life for the Car" At this point
the enthusiasm of the multitude and the
playing of the bands produced great din. The
general verdict is that the pageant was great
success. Gen. Sturm, the head master of cere-
monies, was thrown from his horse and had
his skull fractured.
The ceremony of blessing the imperial flag
was performed in the kremlin to-day in the
presence of the emperor, the empress the inn
perial family and the emperor 8 military house
mold. The emperor and empress drove from the
AlcXandrovsky palace to the kremlin in an
open carriage and without an escort. The
Duke of Montpensier and the Duke Of Aosta,
who are to represent the Spanish and Italian
Nl.a s1.,
arrived here.
THE PoPEs CIRCULAR.
DUBLIN, May 23,-Mr Dillon, in letter to
the Freemdn's journal, advises the Irish people
to make the Parnell fund such success that
the pope will realize how grovously he has
been deceived by the English government and
the miserable pauper landlords who intest
Rome.
THE MAYO MURDER CONSPIRACY,
DUBLIN, May 23.-Two more arrests have
been made at Castle Bar, in connection with
tho recently discovered murder conspiracy in
County Mayo. Great excitement exists over
the arrests, and two hundred extra members
of the royal Irish constabulary have been
drafted to the town. A man named Nally,
brother of "Scrub" Nally, one Of the defend-
ants in the state trials in Dublin, and several
other prisoners, were examined to-day on a
charge of being implicated in the conspiracy.
An informor named Coleman will testify that
ne IcCtlNCu twenty W
No reporters were allowed to represent at the
examination. The prisoners were remanded
to prison until next Wednesday,
THE DYNAMITE CoNsPIRAToRs.
LIVERPOOL, May 23.-The dynamite con-
spirators Deasy, Flanagan, Kennedy, O'Her-
lihy, and O'Connor have been committed for
trial. They reserved their defenses. Before
the prisoners were committed evidence was
adduced to show that the explosives found in
the possession of those who were apprehended
in Liverpool were similar to those used in
the attempts to destroy buildings in London
and Glasgow. ra
CRUSHING A NEWSPAPER
TRALEE May 23.--The police have seized
the plant of the Kerry Sentinel and prevented
the publication of that paper which is the
property of Mr.. Harrington, member of par
lament for Westmeath. The cause of the
seizure, il supposed, was the publication Of
notice in tho Sentinel asking persons de-
sIrous of joining the Invincibles to attend a
meeting which was to be held last Sunday.
Thc-uotice appeared in last Saturdays issue,
and was seditious placard beginning, "To
Hell with the Queen"
WHAT THE VATICAN WON'T DO.
ROME, May 23.-'The vatican has replied to
the note of the Prussion cabinet that II can't
accept the proposition to submit ecclesiastical
appointments of any class to the German
government, either for Endorsement or super
vision