The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-07-14
TELEGRAPHIC.

PARIS, July 5.-The election details
are favorable to Bordeaux's programme.
The victory is not one for the Republic
cans, who owe their sucsess to a divi-
sion of their opponents, but one for Or
der and peace. The Republicans, how
ever, are jubilaut over their sucsess.
The Steele says the BOnapartists have
been condemned by the result of the
election and the Legitimatists have re-
sumed the position of small minority.
The antagonism between cities and the
country has ended and the true France
appears. The siege of Paris will prob
ably be raised to-day as prelude to
the removal of the government from
Versailles. The last classification of
numbers of the assembly chosen ON
Sunday is as follows: Eighty-six
Thiersites thirteen radicals; two legit-
imatists three Orleanists and one Bon
apartist.
VIENNA, July minister Jay gave
grand dinner on the Fourth. All at
court were present. Baron Won Beust
proposed the health of President Grant,
who he said was chief of the great Re
public whose brave soldiers had recon-
quered the Union, and whose swords
were turned to olive branches. Mr..
Jay expressed the opinion that the An
glo-American. treaty would prevent
wars hereafter by the establishment of
an international court of arbitration.
Won Beust, in reply doubted the ability
Of any power to restrain the natural
quarrelsomeness of mankind, and that
hitherto meditation had only been toll
Grated add arbitration rejected. Won
Beust expressed his sincere belief that
the United States were friendly to-
IN
drinking to the long life and prosperity
of the great Republic. Speeches were
made by other prominent persons, in all
of which the most friendly sentiments
were expressed towards the United
| States.
LoNDoE, July "a banquet was given
at the Washington Hotel in Liverpool
on the Fourth. Mr.. Branscomb. II. S.
Consul at Manchester, presided and a
large number of Americans residents
| of Manchester, Liverpool and other cit
les were present. Speeches were made
by both Americans and Englishmen in
which the most friendly sentiments
were expressed.
New York, July George Nor
reys, Thomas Cary and VIM. Olney,
three young men were drowned in
Long Island Sound by the upsetting OF
small boat. They were intoxicated
when they went out and to that cause
the accident is ascribed.
CINCINNATI, July 6.-Two soldiers
| from New Port Barracks, named JAS.
Mitchell and Jas. Zieffering, took room
at boarding house in Pearl street last
night. at 4 O'Clock this morning
/ Mitchell was found dead in bed with 8
bullet in his head and Zeifefing scarce
ly live, also with q bullet in his head.
No explanation Of the matter has YET
been ascertained. a
i PARIs, July GA loan is to be rails
ed by the municipality of Paris for the
purpose of rebuilding the monuments
destroyed during the siege. Jules Arm
bault who became atraitOr to the Com.
nunists and went over to the Eersaii.
list has been accorded the Gross of the
Legion of Honor, Marshal McMahon
has been reinstated in command at Yer.
sailles.
i SAN Francisco, July 6.-There was 8
sharp earthquake here yesterday. Nc
damage. SWANS smelling works burnt
at Truckee Yesterday. Also McCann's
/ Reduction Works at Hamilton, Nevada
j The. City Yereka burned Yesterday
i morning.. Loss $4,000. A FIRE II
Gas Valley yesterday morning burnt
several clothing stores. Loss $15,0 600.
il A water spout at Bowen, Reno
Truckee, Nevada, washed large wal
Il of earth and rocks upon the track of tht
Il General Pacific Railroad, which threw
the westward freight OF the track, do
ing considerable damage No live
lost. s4tss
i NEW York, July IA dreadfsl CT
astrophe is reported from Mexico, i
the Qnebadivaila silver misses IN on.
Of the great veins in that sEzoHs regioz
Q fire has occnEred ~ Rhieh over on,
| hnadred miners Were eferss