The new North-west., 1871-03-17

TRANCE.

FRANCE.
| Londo.. March is Bismarck demands noamania-
Paris, lssh-Bismack Informed Theirs of being
embarrassed in organizing politically I'D CONNER.
cialy the esdcd psoyincos, owing to the determined
resistance OF the ishabants the representations
thas German commerce win Be damaged y eompGi.
tion with the Mulhaus aanufacturess. he would
abandon Assee and Lorraine II tho indemnity was In
creased one and ous-ha4 miliasdA
Berlin, lseh-Ths Emperor 10 expected tomorrow.
/ He declines IN o6,cal reception.
Paris, -Mcttesnieh, Austrian Ambassador. has
prssented his credcntials - Their; also Portugal
Denmark and Sweden are recognised.
In the Republican Cabinet Coancil - day, Theirs
presided. .
Disturbances prevail at Mont Asrtrie. ...
BY the new military law. everybody serves eompul
sory three years In the regulars and afterwards In
the reserves.
PRUSSIA.
Frankfort. March 18th. The Emperor Of Germany,
accompanied BY the Grand Duke el Hesse, arrived In
this city to night. He entered the city mid hags
principal streets. The excitement and JOY Of the
citizens il unboundcd. n
Foreign.
London, Is. 81. =. Shaw Laeevrs succeeds Dax-
ter the Admiralty, and Henry Winterbottom takes
the place Of the former. - Secretary Of the Home
Department.
N. Y. 10th. ris Tr;1aass Washington cores.
pondeut Of the 18th says there 10 startling rumor,
though not generally known, Of adviees received
from Minister Sickles submitting the result Of his
negotiations for several months pass proposition
from the Government Of Spain for the sale to this
Government Of the Islands Of Cuba and Porto Rico.
The amount asked 10 believed to be one hundred mil
lions dollars
UNITED STATES.
Concord, March l5-Thc Democrats are jubisnt and
arc aradng the rtrscts In front Of the state House
Sau Francisco. 1sth-Last night the visilantcs en-
tered the Jail st Virginia City Nevads. took out Wm
Willis. who 10 charged with attempt toburn Pipers
Opcra Iouse took him TO the latter building, In the
sass,ncut Of which were one hundred armed and
masked men, and hanged him to beam till hs COR.
feed gnt Of the crm~-and II 10 stated, also other
crimes duplicating numerous others heretofore un
| suspected. They tkcn returned him handcu6cd 70
the jaor Willis th"H confessed again to tho Chice OF
Pelice, and the rc-ult the arrest Of Charles Nc
Williams end TEomas Laswei' rs sccompliccs with
| him in mn, recent ucendiary attempts.
Light rains Throughout, California, bat heavier over
Oregon.
GIRL unrccosnzed f-l, over the prccipicc, 100 feet
high the face Of telegraph hi corner of Vallejo
and Battery ssrcs this evening, and il supposed to
| be fatally injured.
Albany l5th-Thc jury IN tho Filkins came into
court this morning at o'clock and rendered verdict
Of .iuilty Of ROBBERY In the FIRST degree" ri. The
Court Immediately sentenced the prisoner to 30 years
imprisonment In Clinton Prison. being the full extent
of the law. The prisoners counsel will prepare bill
Of exceptions apply for writ Of error, and carry tho
matter before the Supreme Court.
Boston, i5th-Thc Jora0! to dav says II accounts
be truc IL the intention Of the friends Of Butler 10
place his before the Republican convention for
Governor. 1t 10 said General Butler ls not committed
yet to this proposition. though he does not treat
| the suggestion with indifference
New York. 18th Charles Pardos. lately convicted
in the United States ,cnt Court Of burning the ship
Robert Edwards at sea- the 2Oth of June la-t,
this moenin: eentenecd to BE- hanged On the 18th Of
Nay next
New YORK. l6 .Rcturus from the elections through
ont Burlington county, n. J., were nearly completed
yesterday majority Of Republican fechOlders are
elected Burlington township gives large Republic
maturity. Dordent0wn elected full Democratic
ticket In Milvile, cambcriasd county. the Rcpub-
y
sO4 majority.
New Hampshire Election.
New York; l5th.--Thc Tribune this 4. H., Gays the
Republicans In New Nampshire, yesterday, seem to
have lost the Governor al! Cougressmcn, the Coun
c and probably the Senate while the House IL only
claimed for tho Republicans b. majority Of 10 to 70
in body Of over 500 men, and that on vote from
les towns the Republicans gain On last years vote oc
While tho Democratic gain 3. a.!36-a net Democratic
gain Of 3,476 Tho Tribune then adds, that New
Ilamrshirc has not become Democratic. This vote
means mainly, II not wholly. the Republican apathy
born Of over confidence and the continuous tiumpks
Of Is ycara and the Republican disaGection enacndcr
ed BY local quares on the liquor Law, and the unwee
aid untimcly Sumncs trouble.
The World he's some special returns from Now
Hampshire and sums mp the rsalt in that State ycs
tcrtay, n follows: The Democrats have elected the
Governor and Railroad Commissiones: TWO certain
ly and probably three Congsesmss and majority Of
the state Senate. The House Of Representatives 10
in doubt.
Concord, n. H.. 18th election returns this 4.
\. come In slowly, and don't materially change the
estimates already given Weston will probably have
abo1t so to 4CO majority The I'd Congressional Die
tEict Is in doubt the vote bng close and returns
not oil in but Harkcr democrat 10 probably elected
Destop, l6sh-The Concord. n. II. Ssates,son thus
sum. up tho causes ct the Republican defeat: 'Iad
Charles Sumner mot been forced from bis place 10
Chairpep Of tho Senate Committee on Foreign A.
faiu the r ,blican veto would have been larscr.
Had the San Domingo schoms bsen loft to the opera
tion Of natural cauros instead Of being pashed with
insxcnsab,e pessisseace Il would have been larger
Had Congress succeeded IN restoring our commerce 70
the extent and importance It had before tho rebellion
It would have been larger. Had some OF the land
grant bills, however wise and just In tbsnsclvcs, been
discrsety deferred until public understanding had
grown up to them, Il would have been larger; and
had all those causes Of embarrassment been withheld
wc might have carried the State By nearly the usual
majority IN spts Of the dcmofalixaGon produced In
tho party By the forcing npon 1t Of unpopular nomua
tions made In packed caucusses
San Domingo.
Post An Prince, March, T.. TIE Commiss!on reach.
% h'rc on the and from Axua. All arc In excellent
health and will wait here for Comnissinner White.
The questisns Of dedt aud the disputed boundary are
the most important raised since the lset dispatches
The uaytiens ars bitterly eppoeed 70 annexaaion.
The Commissioners. however, were received civilly
Cabrasls strength o0asiats almost whely of Haytisa
supportes. F@t u
Mr.. wads b pssparsng Z ehsst report which b
h0n1-n IN ~ - nS>nan~ 49,