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of England and France will be rni,o5 =
question. Ii not, then each must l TUG i'aIIan
own course IN matter on which tbeT d;er a =" w n
deeply and essentially" ey ulHer SO
The Paris correspondent of the Boston r.-.,,--
makes the following statement with regard ~ thn
telegraph business of France: W 'ne
In 1851 there were sent 90l4 dispatches which
brought in 6,722f; in 1852, dispatches As lO5"ra
turns 542 S9l in 1858, 142 06I dispatches
l,5ll SOLE; 1854, 2360l8 despatches-returns
Z,O64 ,983f; 1855, 254,532 despatches-returns O.
4Sa l59t.; 1896, 360, ,299 9despatches-returns 3l9I
!0zt 1891, 4l3,6l6 despatches-returns g. 1888 695f;
IN 1000, 4oS's13 despatches-returns, 35l6 $780, In
other words. during the last four wears (this being
the period when there was established telagrsnbic
communication between the capitals of ali the de-
partments of France) there were sent 400 400 tee
grams, which returned l2,52s 59Of In the Ia, ,4O9
telegrams sent from Paris to the thirty most irono
tant French towns, 3102 were on private afFairs
FAMILY business; 523 were for the newspapers. 199
were Tor commerce; 5,253 were for 'chanUe bnsi
ness; 599 were on sundry matters not easily clasged
FROM CALIFORNIA.
Ihe st. Louis papers Of Monday contain details
OF the news by the overland mall of which we have
published brief sYnLpsis by telegraph. letter
9th, saws: y ~ '71
The lateness of the compromise of the two
branches of the Opposition precluded the PRINTING
OF tickets for remote precincts in the mountain
counties and under belief that three tickets were
belieyed that their opposition was useless. Not
knowing anything of the coalition, they let the
contest go by default and the consequence is defeat
BAKER BAKER and Mekibben will leave San Francisco with
Soout o,oOO majority, in poll of nearly IL O0O-
sacramento gives them 800 and Yuba 100 On the
other side, San joaquin, Santa Clara and Shasta
give ABOUT LOCO against them. The interior coun-
1les VIII De nearly evenly divided, but the southern
Phaian9 consisting of Los Angeles, San Diego.
santa barbara. and other coast counties will come
rolling In after a while with over l,50O or . 0O0
Democratic majority.
San Francisco has still maintained its Ranphli-
canism, by electing Republican delegation In tbo
Legislature, and carrying the Peoples ticket en-
Ire' scott and Busch, the Administration candi
dates for Congress, would probably have 5000 ma
Jorlty In the State.
The San Francisco Times of the 9th states that
!umorS were IN circulation that Gwin and Broder-
lex were about to settle their differences BY resort
to the code of honor - ~
telegram dated Yreka, 9th September, saws
George II. Dobbins is here with inform ,tion from
captain j. L. Langley, that on the Sd inst the
fltt River Rangers attacked rancheria of Beaver
creek Indians, numbering two hundred seventy
OF whom were killed. Three of the Rangers
were wounded, two with arrows, and the other
with buckshot. The latter is brother of
since. '0iiie "eeAs
The Times of the 8th SAYS:
he Danish ship Caroline arrived Yesterday from,
July L. 80" "
Ellen Martyr, an actress, died at Melbourne
June %. He
The customs revenue collected at the mort of
Sydney during the month of June, amounted to
f45, ,356. "
Floods which had taken place at BalIarat
were very destructive. Two lives were Iost-a
ma man and woman. The floods were very high at
Melbourne. June 80, Sandridge was two feet un-
der water. III
The British ship Forest Monarch, having sprung
aieak at sea on the 24th of August, was abandoned
q GRO 41NrD D-kl
boats, One of the boats had been picked up, but
the others had not been heard from.