Wilmington journal., 1876-01-21
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tHt)tH c'jhifutltiiCd IOn NItD bHS SCuId
Of France and Corsica. The fall is
npLeceiented. ... ~. .... ......
It is said that owing TO the depth Of
the sliu@ III many DISTRICTS. it will be
ImposSIb e To bold elections in several
~ the Senatorial rnral dlstrlcts, to-
morrow. ... ..-
he Loa1on Tine-. in an, editorial
.utys thsb Epgiaud will cancetle her
a',s wer u the Austrian note on Tuess
day. .a... ... t.. -.
lac Lohslon Telegraph in q leading
editorial strongly urges the acceptance
ui the Austrian note by England, and
says IL. 1t the answer of Turkey may
a pend Tefy much upon k.ngland's de
ci6ion. .-..-.-..- -..
a Mad ii ds etoi states that seven
raCrcha is OF Olassa have been trans
irs,rts-d = Sib ria for s.y,i'ug arms to
the Turks. .,-rs
"A M.iri.i q slatch to the Pr.ss,.
says that Rezzia has issued an address
| III seeking etccgion t. the C,.rtes from
the iii trsct of Ayia, explaining thc
| Heretofore MY terIous coup-d'Gtat Of
a. uHry, 1874
Y Vienna Il .-p4tcI in the Evening
Post reports that II seri0us differtnctI
| tau occurred between The insurgeu-
IeaIeEs il H+.z. gpvinia. L'Jababea
ties has quit the insurgen5 camp and
gone to Ragu~a.
LONDON, Jan. 15.-TLe Pail Mall
Gaz'lte mas special telegram from
| Copenhagen Saying : Il am author
IL d To contradict tue repot ted sale OF
| the is land of s.. Thomas, in the Yves!
| indies, to Germany. The idea was
moot q IN 1873 OF exchanging St Tho
Olas fo' North S9licia, hut was dis
missed as impractiCabie aud urprofita
| b,r.
5LExANDRIA, Jan. ID is reported
that Eg.y ut is Negotiating with some
! .. orn:nent EngslSit cap!tatists for the
uiirestrTed sale Of the Egyptian rail
/ X ads
| LTyERpooL, Jan I5.-Tse American
ship Caravac, Capt Thalfeiair, left
/ til" Wat.r.or DOCK ut this ri tct. Il : o,lt.
cock yesterday TOR New York. She
| ua,t prpcerded bus few miles down
-. - - N UlrigIton, VII e
rcapH # GREAT violence occarred on
! board Tie Crptaiu states that the
crrv, which shipped Just bs fore the
! departure nf the ship were all druail,
dDu soon as the Caravan got lnto
! the river the crew, who had been or
| dered to du'y, Utcnme insubordin .ie
and tbre ttt.ued f" XII bimself, az well
as has officers. He therefore 81 gualed
tie river police, who promptly board
/ ed the Caravan aud took OF the ring
leaders into custody. The Remainder
! OF the crew were left lying drunk or
! the deck. which was severely iniur, q
! during the rot. The Caravan is de
tanned III order to ship fresh crew
LONDON Jan. 15-The inquiry by
tae Bard OF Trade at Middeford III;
tn. 10 OF the 3 it h bark Isiaud
/ Belle c2nclrded yesterday. Il has
! traoepirea tAa: t.le Channel isl
vessels from port where registered the
. captain - required and accustomed -
! nave Homluat captain, Who IS m ate,
, tu sail bat il au uhceltttied master.
/ Ile Court suIpauded the c9itifca, e { /
the noiuil..d captain. HewetI, for two
years, but expressed 10 opinion as to
| the death of Lewis, who WAS alleged
| 10 have been bruIally k ckeJ by HeE
EFT.
j PARIS, jan 10 --ElectioEs for Sen
J atorlHi Delegates will be held through
/ uut rtarce 10 morrow, (sounttay J Il
is hardly possible, however, as heavy
/ SHOWS III some places viii cau6e post
ponGmenr.
! LONDON Dec mber i5.-600 weay;rs
! of io"el htyes Mill at Aiaele n!eid axe
! iOch, Il Out III consequence Of q dlsa
/ gree neut b. tween the. proprietors
/ and SECRETARY Oil the weavers' union.
/ portion of the N0rth Wales golfers
/ have struck again Tor higher wages and
/ II /; feared others viii follow.
! IHerr was meeting yesterday at
! Dcrbs of the iTOn trads, employers as
/ sncli.tjnl, to consider strike against
! Piece woIk, by 200 members, amalga-
/ mated by the engineers society at
/ Laston and Anderson's work ut Erith,
/ and heat, and they threatened opptes-
! size action. That society unanimous
! ly resolved that the iron trade employ
ees association will resist any attempt
! t. ese societies make 20 res; rict piece
work III shops of members. Resolved,
! that the general lock out recon-
] meuded by the executive committee,
! should nOt be resorted to at pres ant,
as such lockout would throw out Of
/ employment i0O0 men,
/ The Pail Mali Gazette special to
/ Berlin says that select committee If
! the itapeglul PiIrlial ment to whom the
! Government proposed an amendment
=
/ Resolved upon z direct opposition and
/ favors the jury trial for press oifeuces
| LIvERPoOL, Jan. 15.-Tne cotton
market experienced severe pressure
to sell, tone has been oppressed, aud
much irregularlty, continued heavy
! receipts .ud large shipments have led
| to lucfeased crops estimates, and in
duced merchants to place great paIt
! OF recent imports on the market, de-
maid for trade has been small, aud the
Week has been one of much disappoint-
ment 10 the holders, 1t closes without
any relief to the feeling of depressi or
which prevailed, ot1ithstandIng the
total stock of all descriptions is 143,
| coo bales less than last year, ard
American SO. 900 les. Egyptian staples
| We're pressed for sale at reduction
IN p':ce.
Brazilian was in good demand at
from Lie to / decline. but at the
close of the We elk suffered from fail in
Egyptian splnners prefering the latter
at such u decline. Arrivals expeiienc
ed some depression which chal acter z !,
ed the spot. Market prices have slow
~ and steadily given way With the in
creasing pressure to sell, and the mar
net closes at the lowest prices of the
week.
PARIS, Jau. Is President MacMa-
hons proclamation Las fnilen rather
fiat. The Republican newspapers
which were expected to meet it with
sharp criticisms, appear with the ex-
cepton of few expressions, delighted
with The recognition of the Republic
| aLC the appeal for fair trial Of the
| constitutional laws at the Bourse pro-
duced no effect IN political circles.
Prevalent opinion is it leaves thi. gs
where they were. Satisfaction generally
fe!tat adjustment of ministerial erie
is but Is utterly devoid of enthusiasm