St. Paul Sinks A Ship

St. Thomas, July 12.- A pigeon dispatch dated San Turce, Porto Rico, on July 9 reads: "The Spanish today succeeded in landing the last of a cargo consisting of six 8-inch guns, dynamite rifles and army supplies from the Antonio López, wrecked at the entrance of San Juan harbor to escape capture. The Lopez is a total loss. It was perforated by the St. Paul and Yosemite on Priday. "The Yosemite ventured to within three miles of Morro, and the Spanish trained a 10-inch rifle at the cruiser. They neglected to lock the breach, and the chief gunner was decapitated. four of his men killed and seven wounded San Juan is blockaded by four cruisers. but other ports are open. Disorders in the volunteer ranks continue. The negro maehedors have been disarmed. They terrorized the interior. The Yosemite prevented the Hamburg steamship Galacia from entering San Juan on Saturday. A Frenchman, the Saint Simon, ran the blockade. Formal notice has been given to all captains if they once enter San Juan harbor they must stay there."