The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-09-30
FRENCH AMBASSADOR TO AUSTRIA
From New York.

| From New York.
THE PRIMARY ELECTIoN-CIIIEF JUS
TICE CHASE-TTALIAN MEETING, &C.
Ne,o York, Sept. 30.-The primary cleo
tons at Tammany Hall yesterday, passed
off quietly.
Chief Justice Chase is here en- route for
| Providence.
| A meeting of Italians is proposed, to re-
quest the Italian Government to recall
Consul-General F. DeLucca.
The schooner Clara Montgomery, from
Charleston, reports having encountered
heavy gales, in which she had her sails
split and sprung leak.
From France.
AMBASSADOR TO AUSTRIA, &C.
| Paris, September 30.-Drouyn De
L'Huys has been appointed ambassador to
Austria.
| The German generals refuse to evacuate
the department of Ouise until they are Off
cially informed that the third half mlliard
of indemnity is paid.
From London.
THE QUEENS HEALTH, &C.
London, September 30.-The usual re-
ference to the Queens health does not ap-
pear in the Court Journal to-day.
| Mr.. Gladstone and the Prince Of Wales
have gone to Balmoral Castle.
Cotton Sales for Future Months.
Nec York, September 30.--The sales of
cotton last evening, for future months, were
400 bales, to wit: October, l94@l94
November, 19s@294; December, 1910
| l94. One cent paid to exchange November
for April.
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHER.
|
Funearl Honors to General Clanton--Great
Demonstration of Respect.
Montgomery, Ata., September 29.-The
grandest demonstration took place to-day
ever known in Alabama, ON the occasion of
the funeral obsequies of General Clanton.
His body, lying in state at the capitol,
was visited by over 10000 people, and the
Methodist Episcopal church, where the fu-
neral was preached, was filled to overflow
ing, and the square around the church
packed with people.
The procession to the cemetery was over
two miles long. 1t is estimated that the
Grape on the stores, private residences and
public buildings, would make line ten
miles long.
The grief of the citizens is great, and
men and women freely shed tears. The
colored population We'd in their domnstra-
tions of the respect to the great Democratic
leader of Alabama.
"a "a ll oon,nioueioils ": nave alreauy oeeh
Of tho 5ooaasod Eson, ,unus ioi .ne iaiilhy
closed.
of Gomo,oI , @,i.,,t nsp'Im'en I at@a nc uea,l,
and nrofnmnd J'",r,u Snrra as 1iGa'eu ,h ulveisai
To-day the church bells are being tolled
ana other demonstrations OF respect made.
No Yellow Fever In New Orleans.
Neic Orleans, September pa meet
ing, representing the dry goods, grocery,
drug, and Western produce houses, embra-
cine one nuiureu ana Hlty hrmS, was held
to-nlgnt' 10 protest against the quarantine
New oriealis eitcrhig texas ports.-
1hlaeu 70 s'd teSoau.iohs 70 .at effect were adop
'u I,u Iotton dsa,lp api,eu 70 uoyeiilor DAVIS.
low fever in this citv, signed bv Doctors
Breckell, Brun, Cheppin, and Holiday,
was read at the meeting.
Arrest for Fraud, Cheating, and swind,inr.
atlanta, Go., September 2g.-Foster
Blodgett, late superintendent of the State
road, was arrested yesterday, charged with
il"uo, anu IL rditoW, tle Attorney
General, was arrested to-day, charged with
o'No "''U '"''e'
Hospi'alities to the Grand Duke Alexis.
Boston, Sept. ga committee of the
Council has been appointed to extend the
hosritalities of the city to the Grand Duke
Alexis, of Russia, who is on his way to
visit this country, as he is expected to ar
rive about the 8th proxiino.
., |
A Double Murd.r
o., a.
oeehto, hu., september z5.-At York,
Alabama, seventy miles west of Selma
yesterday, drunken man, without provo
cation, killed his wife and iather-in-law. and
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