Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-06
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
Photographed Eseisarels % Tia Eressse Sss-.


PARIS, June "Details OF the Army vote are
- the Repnbrcah candiiates, and oniy 10 V fer
those OF the Legitimists. The city OF Calais gave
S.1l3 Republican against SO m0narchical votes.
In various other PAGES that have been beard
from, the Republicans are IN the ascendant
Col Bisson, cOmmandant Of the troops NJ BOr-
deauN, suggested 60 the soldiers before election
that as the Rspublic only could save the coan-
Try they had better vote for the Republican can
didates The people Of BordeauN have sent a
petition % Gen. DE Cissey, asking him % dis
ayow the course taken by Bison.
Seine elect MORGAN % the Assembly in place OF
Nonuelt, which increases the Republican dele
CATION from the Capital 30 !.
An obscure man named Dablande was re-
Gently murdered In Nonne, the mavor town OF
Sache, department. of lndre-et-LOire. The Gu
rate or the town, while burning oils % anOint
the body Of the murdered man, was also aSsas-
sinated. The most intense excitemeDt aSninst
the murderer prevails in the town. A later de-
spatch saws that Lablande committed suicide 70
escape punishment
Enter the Prince imperialism Ma
Peteen.
LONDON. June 6--It Il said that Napoleon
will soon leave England for Geneva, and that
Eugene I'll simultaneously pay visit 20 her
Prince Imperial Frederick william OF Ger.
many, and his wife, are expected in London %
night.
.The Glorious Fourth- I'm Vienna.
AsstrId AID Arsrica Wrcstle Their Hasa To1eiAsr
VIENNA, July h--Tbe American Minister
John Jay, gave a grand dinner yesterday, q
which AL the Ambassadors OF the Court o
vienna were present Count Won Beust pro
posed the health Of President Grant, who, H.
said was the chief Of q great republic who's
brave soldiers had reconqaered union, and WHOSE
swords were now turned 70 olive branches. Mr.,
Jay expressed the opinion that the AnglO-Ameri-
can treaty would prevent wars hereafter by the
establishment Of an international court OF srbi-
uaton. Count Won Beuft, in reply, doubted
the ability OF any power 90 restrain the natural
quarrelsomenes Of mankind, and said Tat
hitherto meditation had only been tolerated and
arbitration rejected. He expressed his sincere
belief that the United States were friendly
towards all the powers, and concluded by drink
lie.
Speeches were made by other prominent per
ments were expressed towards the United States.
The Atlantic Cable Compantes Go be
ErOUght 60 Terms.
LONDON, July 6.-The Sabnarine Nesscn0sr q
journal devoted 10 the interests OF deepsea tele-
graphing, says;-"The Atlantic cable cOmps-
occasions great Dissatisfaction and general pro-
test IN this country. The government II ANCHORS
% increase the facilities of the press. Prom tbs
fact the cable Companies should take lesSon.
press and public are allies. We must have an
effective opposition. The Liverpool Chamber
OF Commerce has already set the ball going, and
the movement is spreading. The existing com
LANES pay 10 per cent 70 their Stockholders.
The growing business Of Germany is looking out
Tor line which the CALLED public Is in the right
temper 20 encourage
Our New Loan q Success I'm ENGLAND
LONDON, July o.-Assistant Treasurer of tie
United States, Mr.. Richardson, who is IN Lon
bonds.