The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-11-16

the Cincinnati Coas8lcrcigl. has rec~iYed
the following t:om f. &. u 4-ha-ie. dated I
New Odean., November I2.-z:l5 P-A.-:
All parishes are hesTi fTSm. Talico's
majority is 1853 These returns are taken |
officially from the boxes, except in two
parishes, which Ere oliiciat 6F tele SrAphlc 1
communication"
The returns Of the popular vote show 4
that Ti!1on hiss majority Of 27a, geo. 1t 4
is claimed if Ha1es should bs elected by /
one electoral vote he would b. the only
President who went into Office as minor
ny Pres fdent. buchanan and Lincoln had
- plurality but not a ms j0Iity-Ovsr ali other
candidates, while Tjlden hSs . popular ma
iority of over one quarter OF million over
Hayes and Cooper.
London uispatches from Calcutta est
mste the loss OF life by tie cyclone at 49,
600. Calcutta itself narrowly escaped.
Reports concerning the famine from Bonn
bay are worse. a water famine Is feared
in some districts. 4
In the hurricane st Lisbon Greek bark
was run down in the channel and the crew
drowned. .. /.
The Cologne Gazette publishes report,
which has been presented To the King OF
Italy, regarding the measures to be taken
by the Italian government at the death of
his Holiness. The ministry propose, imme
diately after the Pope's death, to occupy
the nsighborhood OF theVasican by military.
The Project OF Rome will request certain
papal officials to assist vt viewing the body
and other necessary formalities. II this be
refused the Project viii forcihiy eater the
Vatican, accompanied by questor and
also by physicians, notaries and witnesses,
who, after viewing the body, will send q
certificate of inquest TO Cardinal Deacon.
A seal will be attached to the furniture in
the Pope's department, and remain so till
after the removal of the body. After
twenty-four hours the body will be at
the disposal Of the clergy.
The Pail Bail Gdze!te, this afternoon, IN
leading article, esys: 'Once more dark;
ness has fallen over the prospects of peace
That it will life again we may hope, buS tho
news that comes from s.. Petersburg and
ConstantlnoPls gives us warning that
feeling may yet conquer wisdom, and that
certain degree OF insatiate ambition all
ready threatens to creep into the judgi
ment Of those upon whom depends tho
course of tho Cz.r IL not the most alarming
incident of The time, bat is far from pleas
ant reading"
WARRINGTON, November 13.-SecretTy
Chandler had an interview with the PresiI
dent this morning.
The President has appointed D. H. Cast
ter, Ceief Justice of the Supreme Court OF
Georgia, to GO to Columbus. South Caro-
lima, to be present at the canvass of the
votes.
WASHINGTON, November 13.-Vermont,
1t appears, has elected postmaster member
! of the electoral college. The constitution
declares him ineligible
The President has pardoned VIM. o!
a Ut h1ra
dent that he will be pardoned In few
days.
The President has appointed Barbour
Lewis, OF Tennessee, registrar CT the land
| office at Salt Lake City.
Captain Franklin, of the United Stated
Steamship Franklin, tele5rapha Secretary
Robson from st. Thomas on the eleventh
that the Franklin would sail immediate
after Coaling.
New ORLEANS, November id. @. C!
Lsmar telegrsp frdE here TO friend!
that the. people of New Orleans, though
profoundly agitated, are quier, and there
Is not the slightsst purpose to disturb th4
public peace. The pfoposi;ion 10 place
the counting of the votes Under the.superl
vision of honorable men of both parties
meets the concurrence of the entire cont
muntJ.
In addition to the gentlemen before rel
ferred to as having arrived Here, the fnl-
lowing gentlemen have also reached the
city: Ex-Governsrs Curtin ana Bigler,
Hon. s. J. Kendall and NJ. 2. Purdy OF
Pennsylvania, Col. john G. Burch, Majot
I. OConnor, ]. M. Heating and W. III
Carroll OF Tennessee and o. OtendoTfTst
of Now York.
The Democratic committee have complete
returns made up from duplicate lists Of the
supervisors, showing TiIden's majority id
the State to be S107, by which majority
they claim they have carried tho State. The
returns show Nichols msjority to be nearly
5000. The city is very quiet. Tie politi-
clans are anIiously awaiting the action OF
the returning board, which, by law, is rel
quired to meet ten days after the electios,
CHARLESTON, s. G., November IA
Columbia special to the Neos and C0urier !
says that the Republicans had made propol !
sitioAs to give tho State to Hampton and
Hayes, which the Democrats refused.
New YoRK, November IA Times Tall |
lahassee special asyS Ruger lad arrived yes
terday afternoon and hes taken command |
Of the troops.
WASHINGTON, November II. THE toni |
OF the New York papers regarding the I'd 4
suit OF the election is unchanged.
CoEsrANTEorLA, November 14.-Seyersl.I
English officers OF the royal engineer CORPS
have arrived here.
The third n1llim Ourki.h pounds) OF |
the new paper currency is about to be is |
sued |
NEW ORLEANS, November 14.-Phc Re- |
publicsns say they have information that |
East Baton Rouge has gone Republican, by |
800 majority. The Democrats claim it bb |
600. The tables published up to saturdat
night OF the city's vote was put down at /
300 majority for the Democrats. The oil. /
cial count shsws 1918 majority for TiIden. I
Additional returns from seven parishes do |
not materially change the results az tele-
graphed Saturday. The DEMOCRATS appear
to have about 5000 majority. The Repub-
licsns, however, still claim they have car
ried the State, and Packard viii be the
next Governor of Louisiana. |
The Democrats assembled here have fot
mally invited the Republicans to meet therh
Tor organization with view TO Carrying
out the object desired. b
NEW ORLEANs, November IA. 1876 i
To the Hon. Stanley N. hswS, jas A. Garneid. ia,
others: ''i ~
The undersigned arrived herr Yesterday
They came IN answer to telegram from
the Hon. Abrshsm s. Hewitt, Chairman III
the National Democratic Committee. dated
New York, November 10. 1876. !" as fol
lows, VIZ: "Citizens Of New Orleans NJ
gently request that a delegation OF promi-I
nent gentIerneA come there II once Ia coun.
sci peace, aud fair and homes, retarn. H.
You are earnestly requested 10 be one or
ten or fifteen, all widely known. 90 meet 4
as Lori,YiIls, in the Gait Hou.e, Saturday. 4
Proceeding directly South. or if more can
venieut, meeting AZ tbe ST. Charles Hotel.
New Orleans, Monday morning Your
prompt acceptance, by telegraph. is re-
quested. This emergency sppszls 70 your
patriotism. The uadersigaed are IN
formed that rou haze cone here AZ the re-
quest of the President ofthe Unitsd etafss
% see that the board OF csh vaisors make /.
fair count Of the vote, actually eat. W7ii!e
In the 1a;e canvass you gsve yorr laEppit
70 Hsyes and Wheeler, ~ csDdiiEtes for !
D., Z /