Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-14
LATE rELEeRAMs.
East ".
Presidens Grants Message favors
bly, Rseeivod I'm ENGLAND.

bly, Received In England.
LONDON. Dec. l3.-Tho message Of
President Grant has been chiefly infiu-
sntial In determining the purposes OF
The Government concerning the compli-
in Cuba. IL has outwardly rc-
suspicion that trouble was i'm
pending, and II has also relieved Amsri-
can bonds from the pressure and heavi-
ness that was felt by those who are en-
gagged in their manipulation. II may DO
added that these securities are still fever
ishly held because Of the suggestions Of
the President concerning the school
question and the opening OF the new
political Issues. On the whole the mes
sage has been well received. and espcc-
tally that portion Of It which treats Of
the finances Of the Government and the
probability that at a not distant day the
currency Of the country will be reduced
10 a basis that will correspond with that
OF other speeic.paying communities.
E-xeIssuasnt in Paris over ths Zen.
assriAi Eisctions -humor or nm
Importaut Marriage Ia Royal
Circles.
PARis, December l2.-The excitement
over the Senatorial election continues
everywhere. Paris is never slow 10
catch tho significance Of political
move, and now that the Left has 90
handsomely beaten the Right and shown
the strength Of Rspublicanism. the SEN
sation Is very intense. Notwithstanding
the report that tho ~Bonapartists had
aided the Left in obtaining its victory in
ths election Of Senaiorsfo for life. they will
dispute tho validity Of the elections
The majority VI the Right was dissolved
by the detection VI tho Legitimists.
The feeling is intensified by the fact
that oft Of the eleven life Senators
elected seven are Republicans. Presi.
dent MacyIahon is highly dissatisfied
with the result Of the elections. The
Left expect that in the spring they will
obtain Office. which cannot please him.
Tho effect on MacMahon would DO like
the effect Of . Democratic success on
Grant. The Bourse had became very
greatly alarmed over the result Of the
elections. for the success OF the Repub-
leans mean n disturbance OF conserva-
,;va N~,snc;oI Interests.
Thsrs IA a rumor that Duc D'Aumale.
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S~alsrno, died in 1SG9-is 10 marry again,
this timo no less q parsonage than
Princess Thyria, daughter Of the King
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