The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-11-12

extrsRi knthern boundary of the Territory.
has bid a, final i,':a aaie" to Salt Lake
New HAMPsnIRE.-Entire Republican State
ticket elected; the Legislature also Reppbli-
eau.
fMAssACAU1ETTs-W ID. Washburn, Repub.
lican, is Governor. He has %, 900 plu-
rality oy P, with thirty towns to hear
from. Means have large majority
NEW Yg ew York City the vote for
|ze3aarmen SLOWS: Tammany, AZ, 3Ol.-
l- Tamma1y, ", 392. Sicgel was elected by
B;0OO over Shaudley. Tammany elects only
Tweed to the Senate and :, ont of % assembly.
men. ODonavan Rossa intends to contest
Tweeds seat. AutiTammany elected all their
Aldermen and Is out of the2l assistant Alder
ncn The Albany Erening Journal says: The
Legislature stands as follows Senate-Repub-
licans, "a Democrats, &; Reform Democrats,
2 neutrality-suspicious., 80; Democrats,
80; Reform Democrats, 8: Powell democrat,
is elected Mayor of Brooklyn, by $500 MAORI
ty. Horatio Seymour was defeated. The
UOrM estimates the Republican majority in
the State at 10000.
NEW JERsEY.-Parker, Democrat, was elect
cd Governor by about $500 majority. Sem
| ate-l2 Republicans. . Democrats; Assembly
Us Republicans, 23 Democrats.
Observation-Disclosures gives a Democratic
majority of GOO, n Republican gain of 700.
The Republicans have probably carried two
counties in the State. The Democratic ma
jority in the State will DO very considerably
reduced.
Observation-Disclosures show uniform Conserva:
tive gains, with increased majorities in both
| Houses of the Legislature.
| ALABAMA-The Democrats elected their en-
tire ticket in Mobile County, by a little over
1000 majority.
MIss1ssIprI.-The Republicans carried this
State by about $1,000 majority. The contest
| was for the Lower House of the Legislature
The majority for either party cannot be more
than foLr or five: both parties claim it. The
Senate is conceded Republican by twelve or
fifteen majority.
ILLINoIs.-Republican Congressman at large
selected by $4,000 to 10000 majority. Mr..
Medill Proprietor of the Tribune, who was tho
candidate on the fusion ticket was elected
Mayor Of Chicago by II 200 majority.
WIscoSsIS.-Rep'. bioans Governor and Log
islature elected.
MISUNDERSTANDING eight town and cities
in Minnesota give Austin Republican, for Go
vernon 1i2S majority.
KASsAs.-The Republicans carried this
State by increased maj orities.
The further prorogation of Parliament to
December 9th is announced. The Idlcgrdph
prints special dispatch from Paris, contain
ing the statement that plot against the pres
ent Government of Spain, of dangerous
character, has been discovered in that city.
The Times expresses intention to close its
columns to any discussion of tho inter irrational
copyright which has become quite heated al
ready. One libel suit has grown out of tho
controversy,in which Hon. Mrs. Norton is plain
tiff. The Court of the Queens Bench has re-
sumed hearing of the Tichborne case. During
the vacation of tho Court Australia was ran
sacked for documents bearing on the case.
IRELAND.
In Dublin on the 9TH u mob assaulted the
military escort conducting Kelly to trial, with
stones. a soldier was mortally wounded.
FRANCE.
The Commission of Inquiry on the Capitula-
lions made by Frenrh Generals during the late
war, are prosecuting its investigations with
great YiGor. Marshal BaZaine, who had al
ready appeared before it in person, has now
sent in IA detailed aud yolumnous report of the
siege of Metz, with letters received by him
from Napoleon dnring it's Investment 1t is
said that the judges of the Commission
will bear with great severity those prn-
cpaliy responsible for the surrender of the
fortresscs. The Minister of War has pro-
hibitcd the circulation of newspapers in
barracks aud camps whore troops are quarter
ed. President Theirs has yielded the point of
opposition to compulsory military service. He |
now believes such service necessary to keen
the army to efficient standard. Several de- |
partments have adopted the system of COM |
pulsory education; others have declared in |
favor OF such a course, and the probabilities
are that all the departments will carry COM
Pulsory education into practical effect. Alge- |
ran advices announce the suppression of the |
rebellion The natives are generally resuming |
ohoi AVOCaIlOnS. Inc Trial OF the |
who were directly concerned in !
the assassination of Gems. Lecompte and,
Thomas, is progressing, and attracts large |
crowds: A coal mine exploded from Ere damp
on the 9th at st. Etienne. There were hftyS
two men in the mine at the time of the explo-
sion. Twenty-Five dead bodies have been
brought up.
GERMANY.
The Reichstag have passed the war fund.
During the argument Bismarck urged upon the |
members the necessity in the present aspect of
affairs, of Strengthening the country by thus
empowering the Emperor to act promptly and
stances which may arise. The Emperor, in his
address at the opening oe the Reichstag, said
,he passage Of the war fund bill would leave |
ais majesty unshackled, and virtually place