, 1875-10-07

Dispatches received from London at
the Office of the direct cable company
state that the steamer Faraday will leave
there Wednesday to repair the break in
the cable. The Company states that
there is no truth in the report that an
agreement has been arrived at with the
Anglo Company on the subject of tariff.
The direct cable company maintain
their entire independence. They will
fix the rates on the reopening.
The agency Of the Bank of California
here will pay all outstanding drafts of
the bank ON and after to-day.
WARRINGTON, Oct. 1.-Postmaster-
General Jewell has written to the polit.
ical managers in Alabama that be must
have good men for appointments to
responsible places and prefers good
Democrats to bad Republicans.
Senator Bayard's friends are manifest
ing much activity in presenting his
claims for the Democratic Presidential
nomination.
SHANGHAI. Oct. 1.-Mr. Wade, British
Minister, has intimatsd to the Chinese
Govern nent if his demands are not
complied with to-day he will leave Pc
kin.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Oct. 1.-Instruc-
tons have been sent to Server Pasha to
receive reports of foreign consulates
but not to enter into any negotiations
with them.
A telegram from the Governor of Bos-
MIA announces that in consequence OF
the advantages recently gained ever the
insurgents, telegraphic communication
has been established between Navesinge
and Gatchke.
LONDON, Oct. This evening the
Pail Mall Gazette has a special from
Berlin containing the following: 1t is
reported that the Northern powers have
agreed upon the acceptableness of the
proposals made by the Herzegovnian
insurgents and regard them as salts
factory basis for further negotiations.
VIENNA, Oct. 1.-Several sanguinary
engagements have taken placei in Herze-
govina between body of 1900 insur-
geuts and 1000 Turks. The insurgents
lost Sc men and estimated the loss of
the Turks at 500. On account of their
superior numbers the insurgents were
obliged to retreat.
A dispatch says Servia has summoned
all her subjects abroad to return within
three weeks ard join the landwher.
LONDON, Oct. 2.--Accounts of the
fight at Klekek are conflicting. The
Daily Ne,os special from Ragusa says
three battalions of Turks were totally
defeated and 65 beheaded.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 1.-The execu-
tive committee of the San Francisco
Stock aud Exchange Board met to-day
and resolved that the board room be
opened for the transaction Of regular
business on Tuesday next at II A.. M.
The Pacific Stock Exchange will open
for business at 10 A. NJ, on tho same
day.
The apartments in the Nevada block
designed for the Nevada bank and First
National bank will be open for occu>
pancy tomorrow.
Los ANGELES, Oct. 1.-At 10 O'Clock
the doors of the Farmers and Mer-
chants bank were thrown open and tho
full force Of that institution were ready
to meet any extra demand. Fears of a
run, if any were entertained. were all
dispelled by noon when deposits began
to flow in. The bank of Temple &
Woodman paid all their checks and
were vii tually open. though its doors
were closed pending the arrival of its
President, Mr.. Temple, from San Fran
cisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2.-The Bank of
California opened at 10 A. NJ, amid
cheers of multitude of people. Salutes
being fired in honor of the event. Best
feeling prevails. Money flowing in
from both paying out and deposits.