Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-28
Latest kilograms.
EASTERN.
Not Pieasanf over there.

NEW YORK, October 26th.-A Paris
telegram to the London Times of the
18th says: cit is undeniable that
things are not pleasant in Eu-
rope Just now. Whatever calm there
may be on the surface, there is an un-
dercurrent of anxiety rs to eventuali-
ties, which some believe are not very
remote. The assurances of the great
powers as to prospects of long endur-
ing peace, have not sufficed to dispel
the uneasiness which has for its cause
the alleged determination of Germany
to harrass and humiliate France and
keep alive in her breast the sting of
defeat, and use toward her at every
opportunity a sort of petty pressure
which may serve to remind her that
she has met her master, and it be-
hooves her to be modest in her atti-
tude and submissive in her tone. A
charge is brought by the French
against the late conquerors, but the
latter, on the other hand, repudiate
the vexatious intention reputed to
them, and still more strangely deny
the possibility of fresh conflict"
Wool Market.
CHICAGO, October 26th.-The Bos-
ton wool market is without material
change. The supply of Spring Cali
fornia is broken up by large purchase
receipts. The Fall clip islight. Choice
California, Spring 42c; Fall, 26@27c.
In Philadelphia California is quoted
at 25627@35, as to clip and quality.
The New York market is very dull.
California Fall is 26@2Sc.
He is Mum.
WASHINGTON October 25th.-Grant
remains reticent on the subject OF
third term. His friends say that he
does not think the time has arrived to
state his views in the matter.
New Orleans Registration.
CHICAGO, October 26th.-Registra-
ton is complete in New Orleans.
Kellogg put the total at 10000, with
the negroes about 5000 ahead of the
whites.
Postal Changes.
WASHINGTON, October 26th.- The
following postal changes have been
ordered for the Pacific coast: Offices
established at Delano, Kern county,
E. Chauvin Postmaster; at Joanata,
Santa Barbara county, Daniel Nc Carly
Postmaster; at Valley, San Diego
county, John f. Adams Postmaster;
John Torrey, Jr., Postmaster. Name
changed: Grogan, San Benito county,
to Paicinos. Postmasters appointed:
w. F. Turner at El Monte, Los Ange-
les county; Edward E. Hollings at
East Phoenix, Maiicopa county, Ari-
zOna.
Increased Mail Facilities.
The Postoffice Department to-day
ordered the mail service between Sol
edad and Los Angeles, via Santa Bar
bara, to be increased from six times a
week to daily, with additional COM
pensation of $5,643 per annum, COM
mencing Nov. lst.
Argentine Republic in Danger OF
Downfall.
NEW YORK, October oath. - The
Herald, editorialIy referring to the
insurrection in the Argentine Repub-
lie, says that unless some decided
change has occurred, the downfall of
the Argentine Republic is only
question of time. The wholesale de-
sertion of its troops is rapidly reduc-
ing it's military strength, and 1t now
appears too weak to offer battle to the
rebels under General Mitre and
vet every moment of inaction gives
the latter advantage.
Eighteen Thousand Voters Disfran-
chised.
NEW ORLEANS, October 24th.-The
registry closed throughout the State
last evening. The Republicans are
10000 behind in the city and $4,000
ahead in the State.i Acknowledgement
Field will publish tomorrow morning
an official opinion against the legality
of naturalization papers issued by the
Second District Court. This strikes
$4,000 from the poll list.
Resolutions strongly denouncing the
action of the Attorney-General have
been unanimously adopted by the
Democratic and Conservative Central
Committees.
Steamer Collision.
NEW YORK, October24th.-T This 'af-
ternoon as the White Star steamer
Adriatic was going out, bound for
Liverpool, she came into collision
with the Cunard steamer Parthenia
off Vanderbilt Landing, Staten
Island. The Adriatic had her port
side stove in, causing her to leak badly
and she had to put back for repairs.
The Parthenia proceeded on her voy-
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