The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-02-11
T0-DAY'S CABLE NEWS.
French Assembly Elections.
MOnarChiCaI TriumphS in the North
a Conservative Result Certain
Storm on the English Coast.
Great Shipping Disasters.
Proceedings of Parliament.
Etc.s Etcss Etc.s Etc.s Etc.
FROM EUROPE.

NIonarchicaI Triumph In the North Of France.
LONDON, Feb. 10.-A despatch from Lille
says the official result of the elections in the
Department of1 the North Will only be published
tomorrow. The counting of the votes has been
lorg and difficult. A monarchcal triumph is
certain, as the Republican majority in the city
is but 25 per cent, while the Monarchists
have majority averaging 80 per cent. in the
province
The Vote by Departments.
BORDEAUX, Feb. 10.-The Departments of
Charente Inferieure, Hlutes Alpes, Yonne, and
the cities of Dion and Toulon have elected Re-
publican candidates for the Assembly. The
cities of Nantes, Cahors, and Auch, and the De-
partments of the Creause, Dordogne, Mayenue
Vendee Lut, Garonne, and Loire have chosen
conservative, moderate, or liberal union candi-
dates.
BERLIN, Feb. 10.-The K'euz Zeitung says no
decision can be made as to the
PrOI0BRR of the ArmlstIce
until 1t can be seen what chance there is that
the French National Assembly Will conclude
peace.
Two Favres In the Field.
BRUSSELS, Feb. ION. Jules Favre, the
member of the French Government has not
arrived at Brussels, reported. The rumor
was caused by the fact that French merchant
of the same name was present in the city.
EpsIish PariIameur,
LONDON, Feb. 10.-Tbe House of Lords was
mainly engaged tonight with notices of mea-
sures of merely local importance.
message from the Queen was received, ask
ing for
DOwry for the Prize cas- Louise,
suitable to the dignity of the Crown. The mes
cage was read and made the order of the day
for Monday. Adjourn ed.
In the House of Commons all the correspon-
dence relating to the Franco-Prussian war was
presented, and notice given of many questions
TO be put to the Government touching the
foreign policy.
MIR. GIatstone Made an Explanation
of the reasons why France was not represented
in the London conference. He said that the
Prussian authorities had promised Favre pass
for hims elf to attend the London conference, if
| he should be sent as the representative of
! France, but the Pruss an flag having been vio-
lated when the application was renewed by
| NJ. Favre, and the bombardmenJ having begun,
| NJ Favre declined to leave Paris.
Mr.. Baxter, Secretary to the Admiralty, in
answer TO question as to the
Condition Of Paris,
| said that the Government had been able to
| spare 2500 tons of food for the Parisians, aud
that 1000 tons more were ready for shipment.
Mr.. Cochran reviewed the
| Foreigu Relations
| of the country, and demanded a ministerial
! statement relative to the condition of affairs as
| regards Russia, Prussia and France. There was
subsequently brief debate upon business of a
local nature. Adjourned.
The following
| Cor suinr Renpp0intments
appear in the London Gazette of to day:-Mr.
| Archibald at New York, Mr.. Kortright at Phlla-
delphia, Mr.. Murray at Portland, Mr.. Hender-
son at Boston, Mr.. Booker at San Francisco, Mr.
Donohue at New Orleans, Mr.. Rainalds at Balti-
more.
A Great storm on the English Coast.
LONDON, Feb ia violent gale is raging
all along the coast of the United Kingdom. Six
ships are ashore near South Shields, and several
| lives are known to be lost. Numerous wrecks
are apprehended.
Cattle Plague.
BREsT, Feb. 10.-The yeritable plague has ap-
reared among the immense droves of cattle in
tended for the relief of Paris, and a sanitary
Gordon has been established around the animals
infected. The deaths are so numerous that it Is
impossible to bury the carcasses, and therefore
they are being loaded on condemned war ships,
which are towed to sea and sunk.
The Spanish COrIes and the Tobacco Monopoly
MADRID, Feb. 10.--The Spanish Cortes has
passed law making the sale of Cuba tobacco a
| uOhopOlJ III Lu0 uduue VI bhO
New Ocean Steamship Line.
ROTTERDAM, Feb. l0.-The capital for new
steamship line to New York has been sub
scribed, and two steamers are to be built for the
service.
The French Elections Conservative Result.
LONDON, Feb. lit Is now aseertained be-
yond daubt that the result OF the French cleo
tions is triumph for the conservatives.
Death of the ImRuun OF hiuseat.
LONDON. Feb. 1l.-It has been ascertained
that the Imaum of Muscat was slain in the re-
cent battle, and will probably be succeeded oy
Synd Torkes who was victorious over him.
rrayeI TO Paris.
The routes TO Paris are all open, and traVe
has been restored.
Last Nights Quotations.
LONDON, Feb. 1880 p. M.-Consols "a for ootl
| money and account; American securities quiet anS
steady bonds Of 1862 s05f; OF 1853; old, 9Oh o
lS6T Sqss: 1O-lOs 81, eX-divdend; Erie, lS4: Hi
! ncis CntIal declining, sales at losh Great West
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