Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-15
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,
This Afternoons Dispatches.
Associated Press Reports.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.

Tsieerdrhed Exclusively to Tie sseniae sssr.
The LOnden Times On the Fe miau wei
come In America.
LONDON, March i5.-rne Nmes TODAY has An
editorial upon the reception OF the Fenians in
the United States. IL considers the whole pro
ceeding disereditsble to all concerned, ami
appeals TO hontst Americans not TO iud,e
England from Fenian oratory.
France Negotiating for Purchase of
AIsace and Lorraine.
LONDON, March 1.-THE Manchester Gurrdia.
possibly be annexed 10 France for a considers
ton, aud that unoft cisl negotiations to that end
are PENDING.
Army Movements
Inc special correspondent Of the London Tel
graph at Amiens reports that General Goehsn's
army u marching from the north of France 10
take mp the position assigned IL in the new Ger
man provinces Of Alsace and Lorraine.
Cattle Plague.
The cattle plague is making fe srful havoc in
The neighberhood of Lille.
Napoleon.
HE Ttmes has q special spatch from CasSel
which says the departure o. Napoleon for CHS
eInurst Is Ger. N 10 occur within a few DAYS
The ex-Emperor is known TO have written the
Emperor Tor that purpose. aud is believed 10
nave received An Affirmative reply.
Anticipated Trouble I'm Paris.
pates a disturbance OF a serious nature in PsTi.
about the middle OF Lent.
Ocean Steamer Disabled.
frd aoSpEs, March ,nno Ine Sue ssip
put back to New York disabled.
THE NEW HAMPSHI8E ELECTION.
The Democratic Governor Electea.
CONCORD, March TO-, 2 q. m.-Returps from
IL towns foot mp as rollowe Pike, q, 2Ii;
The republican net loss il 2II6 weston is
probably elected by over 1000 plurality, esti-
mating TIE towns unheard fom.
Nhw YORK, March I5-The World foots up
the total returns from New Hampshire, With =
fe. small town estimated: Weston, 80 ,eii; Pike.
$3.50; Cooper, SlS.
WSsten's Majority 800 20 500 1.-The
Third CeDgressienal District Still In
CONCORD, n. H., March I5.-The election re-
turns this morning come in very slowly, and do
not materially change the estimates already
given. Weston will p.Obably have about from
district is in doubt, the vote helng close and the
returns not all in; but Parker, democrat, il
probably elected. The democrats here are pre-
pairing Tor general jubilee tonight.
The Concord Statesman thus sums M the
causes of the republican defeat Had Charles
Sumner not been forced from his place a. chair
man Of the Senate Committee on Foreign Re-
la,lons, The republican vote would have been
large; had the San Domingo scheme been lett
TO the operation of natioPz1 causes instead OF
being pushed with unreasonable persistence. Il
weuld have been larger; had Congress sue
ceeded in restoring our commerce 10 the extent
and importance 1t had before the rebellion
II would have been larger; had some OF the land
grant bills, however vine and just in them
selves, been discreeiy deferred until public un-
Outstanding had grown up TO them, il would
have been larger; ard had all these causes of
embarrassment been withheld, we might have
carried the State by nearly the usual ma ioritv
in spite of the generalization produced in the
party by the forcing upon it of unpopular nom
nations made in packed caucuses.