The true northerner., 1873-11-07

were almost wholly suspended, and many 40
cidents occurred in the streets.
The Vienna Bourse has experienced anothe
monetary panic.
Berlin dispatch announces that Princ
Bismarck has been reappointed President o
the Prussian Ministry, with the understanding
that his restoration to the post carries with i
the control of the whole Cabinet, an authorit,
he demanded previous to his resignation.
The Count do Chambord has written lette
in which he refuses to accede to every reason
able demand of his allies with respect to tn
flag. This manifesto is regarded as fatal t,
his aspirations, and the French Republican,
are jubilant, while the Monarchists are CORE
spondingly Respondent.
1t is stated that in consequence of the posi-
tion assumed by the Count dc Chambord, al
hope of the restoration of the French mon
archy has been abandoned for the present.
Sir William Bovill Lord Chief Justice Of the
London Court of Common Pleas, is dead.
The French Monarchists, dsgusted with the
contumacy of Count de Chambord, as dis
closed in his recent letter, turned their atten.
ton to the Orleans Princes, and scheme wat
discussed and well matured to declare the
monarchy and make Prince dc Joinville Lieu.
tenant of the Kingdom. But the
Orleans Princes declined any preferment OF
this kind, on the ground that they could not
break faith with the Bourbons. The failure
of this scheme relegated the reactionists to
their former plan Of prolonging the term OF
President MacMahon. To this is now added O
project to prolong the authority of the Assem-
bly, and it is even proposed to prohibit the
holding of elections to fill the vacancies now
existing.
The Carlists in Spain have met with several
serious reverses recently, and are terribly de-
moralized.
The Emperor of Austria has conferred the
Imperial Order of Francis Joseph upon Ma
thaniel Wheeler. President of the Wheeler &
Wilson Sewing Machine Company of New
York
The Vienna Exposition closed on the %
inst. Financially it has proved sad failure.
Prince Bismarck has resolved to summon
the Catholic bishops who refuse to comply
with the Government measures in relation to
eccesiastics to tender their designations.
The total number of admissions to the
Vienna Exhibition from the opening to the
closing day was 7,250OOO.
Another serious accident is reported on the
Midland railroad of England, by which twenty
persons were bodily injured.
Political.
Official vote for Governor Of Ohio: Allen,
PA, 525; Noyes 213, III; Stewart, 1O,OSl Col
lins, 9,971.
Hon. n. p. Banks is candidate for the
Massachusetts, State Senate.
1t is believed that Butler has the inside
track for the United States Senate from Mas
sachusetts.
General.
Tho baseball championship question is now
settled, and the Boston Red Stockings will fly
the whip pennant for another year.
Reports from very considerable portion of
the country, relative to the crops, indicate. as
compared with last year, a loss of &c per cent
in corn, gain Of 64 per cent. in wheat, loss
of per cent in oats, per cent, in hay, and
A. per cent. in the pork product There is,
however, a very considerable increase in the
planted acreage of winter wheat.
The Director of the United States Mint at
Philadelphia has written letter explaining
the policy of the Government in issuing silver
coin, He says the proceeding is profitable to
tho Government at the present prices of gold
and silver, and that it is not scheme for the
of specie payment, but simply n
with the mint lava.
Tom Scott has returned from Europe. and
has been interviewed. He states that he had
succeeded in negotiating bonds of the Penn
sylvania Central Company in the sum of :1O,-
100000 before the outbreak of the panic He
was less successful with tho securities of the
Texas Pacific, but raised enough money to con-
tnue work on that road. He says that the
panic has substantially stopped the sale of
American railroad securities ; but predicts that
the stoppage will be only temporary.
1t is altogether new feature that working
men should go from this country to Europe in
search of employment; but it is positively
stated that 300 mechanics in Patterson. n j.,
have bought tickets for this purpose.
No little excitement was created in tho Cam
adian Parliament at Ottawa, the other day,
by the revelations of member of the Oppc-
stion party, who rose in his seat and stated
that an agent of the Ministry had offered him
a bribe of $4,000 and frst-class official po-
sition if he would support the Government.