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House in Cape Ilaylien City. There was

lighting all night. The Government troops

finally drove the rebels out of the city.

Thirty men were killed ami wounded, and

a large number of arrests iiave been made.

General Parisien escaped, and has fled to

Monte Chri-to, on Dominican territory.

There is general uneasiness throughout the

Republic, and business is paralyzed.

From San Domingo.

Sax Domingo, July 3. Perfect tranquili

ty prevail*. The previous report that Con

gress had authorized the conclusion of a

treaty of commerce with the United States

was not exactly correct. Congress has only

directed the Executive to propose to the

United States the free exchange of two

specified products? tobacco and s;.gar?

against any products of the United States.

The cultivation of sugar in the southern

provinces has greatly increased. The crop

this year is estimated at 10,00<) hogsheads,

while two years ago it was scarcely as many

quintals.

Tlie Irish University Bill Condemned.

London, July 3.? A large meeting of

Home J{uler? has unanimously condemned

the Irish University bill now before Parlia

ment.

A meeting of Irish Catholic bishops has

declared the Irish University bill unworthy

of acceptance in its present form.

En&lish Turf Sports.

London, July 3.? The race for the Ches

tertfeld stakes for two-year-odds to-day, at

the New-Market meeting, was won by tbe

Duke of Westminster's ch. eolt Beudor,

Duke of St. Albau's cb. filly Petal second,

Count P. Delagrjuge's cb. iilly Dora third.

There were ten starters.

The Collier*' Troubles in South Wales.

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The daily dispatch. (1879). Richmond [Va.], 1879-07-04. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84024738/1879-07-04/ed-1/?sp=3

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The daily dispatch, 1879-07-04.