, 1873-10-30

PAR1s, Oct. T.-Election of munich I
pal officers in several places yesterday
generally resulted in Republican sue
cesses.
MApR1n, Oct. .-27.-fnsurgent vessels
obtained twenty million sous by plum
dering merchantmen.
LONDON. Oct 27. Banks on the con-
tinent have raised the discount rate.
Nothing has been heard of the steam
ship Osmalia, nearly month out from
New York. Those Immediately inter-
ested fear the vessel is lost.
new Yonx,, Oct 27.As25O, 600 has
been paid out to-day on November in.'
terest. without rebate. ssns @
MEMPH1s,: Oct, 27.-From noon Sat-,
urday to Sunday &c deaths from yellow
fever, From Sunday Ioonsto noon to-
day, thirteen yellow fever. Ice formed
in several places this morning. Pros
poets are more hopeful. Few absentees
are returning but the Board of Health
say it is too early. No new cases re-
ported to the Howard Association, up to
noon to day, and they are discharging
nurses. -
WASHINGTON, Oct. 26.-There are
dozen members Of Congress here now,
and some of them have been at the
Treasury Department obtaining finan-
cial information with view of Iegisla-
ton on the subject Of currency at the
coming session.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 26.-Four pro-
fessional burglars who came to this city
Friday morning from New York with
full kit Of tools, were captured Saturday
afternoon before they had accomplished
anything. hf77' -i2-si 90.
The excursion steamer Isaac P. Smith
was burned to the waters edge on Sat
urday night at the mouth of West river
Loss $50, 900, Insurance el5, 900.
MEnpH1s, Oct. 26.-Number of deaths
to-day from yellow fever was % and
only 10 new cases reported.
MADRD, Oct. 2e.-Government fset
arrived off .Caltagena on Thursday last.
and formed line of battle. The forts
opened fire without effect. Insur gent
vessels remained inside the harbor. An
engagement was expected on the fol-
lowing day. The Impartial says. that
the Insurgents Junto of Cartagsna, de-
mands ransom of $4,000 each for
four merchantmen captured by their
| fleet ea ,l-slhAW Il ii3 -
PARIS, Oct. 26.-- Thirty of the former
deputies Of Alsace and Lorraine. have
signed an address to the Assembly favor
of Republic, and Minister Washburns,
Consul Gen. Reade, D. D. Fiet, ESQ,
OF Now York. Emile Parsey. Sec. French
Peace Society and others met here TO-
day, and discussed the propositions laid
down at the Jurisdictional Congress Of
Brussels. The Conference was followed
by dinner at which toasts Of friend
ship bstwsen France and the United
States were enthusiastically received.
LoNDos, Oct. 26.-A meeting was
held at Hyde Park to-day in favor of
amnesty to Fenian convicts. Six thou,
sand persons were present and the af-
fair passed off quietly. ~ p.
REV. DR.. Parker, one of the delegates
to the Evangelical Alliance Conference
ct New York, has returned homs. He
reached Exeter Hall last night and spoke
the highest terms of the Institutions,
resources and future of the United
States.
| HAvANA, Oct. 25.--7he brig Casca.
tella arrived Sagua La Gran1e reports
having picked up on the 9th inst,
man, tho sole survivor of the crew Of
the English brig Gamay, from Fortune
Island for Boston, salt laden, which
foundered at sea. % i.' D'.'.@
I The Capt. and crew Of the British
bark Carnoa, has arrived here.l5 The
vessel was lost in storm off Labazco.
GENEVA, Oct. 26.-Three Cures re-
Gently chosen by old Catholics of this
city, we're formally installed to-day.
New YoRK, Oct. 26.-EAects Of the
financial troubles are beginning to be
felt among working classes. In many
trades large number of operatives were
discharged at close of the week, either
for want Of employment for them or for
want of funds to pay thcm. Three shoe
manufactures closed on Saturday night,
indefinitely. Employers in one estab..
liahment offered work at reduced wages,
but men declined to work for wages be-
ow those established by the Crispln
Society, and were consequently dis
charged. Nearly every trade is affected
similarly. aA-ete AZ aF-s ''s-
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TEN1No, Oct. 28.-Gov. Salomon has
completed arrangements for opening
and working the coal mines here. The
coal is to be shipped to San francisco.
Work commences in few days.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 8.-Steamer
Quang U. arrived from China and ia
pan 3 days ahead Of time. i3tG $50
On the 18th of Sept. child was born
to the Emper or of Japan and died ina
few minutes. 1t was his first.
China will demand justice from Corea.
and japan, aud if it is not granted, will