, 1874-09-24

r11us1vrLr TO ruE DAILY DISPATCH.


ExLUsIvELY TO THE DAILY DISPATCH.
PARIS, Sept. a. Partial returns from
election for Member of Assembly in
Department Of the Marve ct Loire, but
including the returns from all the i'm
portant towns give Republic candidate
$1,000 votes; Bruas Government cand1.
date. supporting sep.imate, $4,000. 1t
is probable that the election will result
In no choice and that another election
will have to be held.
PANAMA, Sept. 14.-Early in the FORE
noon of Aug. %. an attempt was made
IN Lima to assassinate the President of
Peru, while going from the Palace to
his house. Although several shots were
fred, none took effect. The leader of
the band and thirteen others were az
rested.
vienna, Sept. 14.-Thore is great ex-
citement among the inhabitants of Gal
lician and Transylvania frontiers in con-
sequence of six hundred Moldaveans
peasants forcibly crossing into the Dis
trict of Cigar. The Governor of the
District has telegraphed to Pesth for
military aid. aEtg(3
LONDON, Sept. 14.-The Standard says
the Schleswig question is assuming a
serious aspect in consequence OF the
daily expulsion of Danish subjects and
the hostile tone of the German press
Public opinion will compel the Govern
ment to send formal note to Berlin and
ultimately to retaliate by expulsion of
s German subjects from Danish soil.
CHICAGO, Sept. IA Washington
special says this week the solicitor of
Treasury will have ready for presenta-
ton to the Pacific Railroad Company u
demand of the Government upon the
road for the payment of interest due the
Government on Pacific Railroad bonds.
The company has either neglected or
refused to make returns upon which the
amount of interest due could be based,
but the solicitor has obtained sufficient
: to justify him in presenting the bill of
the Government for payment. Secreta-
~ of Treasury states that the payment
will be insisted on or he shall turn it
over to the Department of Justice and
the company will be prosecuted.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 15. The new
Spanish Minister was officially received
BY the President to-day. :
UxBuRa. Ont. 15.-Armstrong's Ho-
tel was burned this morning. Three
persons wero killed and five seriously
injured. sET37f '1 sazaa-
TORONTO. Sept. 15. The Globe, in an
article on the commercial outlook, says
Money is more abundant than year
ago and there is more difficulty in en-
ploying funds. The country's resource
es give good prospects of an overfowing
abundance of grain and handsome
profit on wool. Hops are fine, with a
large surplus to export. Dairy pro-
ducts are increasing in magnitude. The
lumber and timber trades are depressed
and improbable, but local consumption
is increasing. The square timber trade
is still more depressed. Combinations
have been formed to curtail the produc
ton. The imports at the Custom
Houses largely exceed last year.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 15.-Ten thous-
and unarmed citizens escorted Lieuten-
ant Governor Penn to the State House
this afternoon. The soldiers in the q.
8. Custom House gave three cheers for
the citizens as Gen. Ogden's militia
passed the building this afternoon. The
militia responded heartily.
The streets are very quiet. The fu-
nerals of those killed yesterday were
very largely attended.
A dispatch was sent to the President
requesting him to recognize Penn as
Governor.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 15.-Gen. Emery,
In . dispatch dated yesterday, address,
ed to Gen. Mcdowell and sent to the
War Department, says he has not troops
enough to maintain himself if conflict
occurs between the troops and the in
surgents, and furthermore the presence
of troops has lost its moral effect in pre-
venting OF suppressing the disturbance
ea.
The President, before leaving to-day,
issued two orders to General Emery,
commanding the troops in Louisiana,
but their purport has not been ascer-
tanned.
LONDON. Sept. Is. Representatives
of the Atlantic steamship lines had
another conference at Liverpool yester-
day. No prospect of settlement. The
National line heads the party which de-
mands uniform rate of 5 guineas for
steerage passage to Boston, and the In
man line leads the opposition.
LONDON. Sept. ia special dispatch
from Santander says the Carlists threat
en- Grun and San Sebastian and REIN
forcemen!s will be sent to their garisons
by steamer from Santander. Meantime.
strong force of CarIists is marching
on Santander.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 15.--To-day at
the trial of VIM. Benton, the alleged
safe burglar, Benton was not present.
His counsel asked further postponement
which the Court refused, and his bonds,
$4,000, were ordered forfeited. The
only course now open is to arrest Ben
ton, provided he can be found. The
Grand Jury found true bill for con-
spiracy against Richard Harrington and
A. B. Williams; also Col. Whitley, Net