, 1877-10-14
FOREIGN.
Paris Greatly Excited on
the Eve of the EIec-
tions.
Republican Senators Make a
Final Appeal to the
Electors.
Hugo Declares that France
Will Ignore Personal
Dictation.
The Strength Of the Armies in
Bulgaria Thought to Be
About Equal
Each Is Believed to Have
About 100000 Men.
The Headquarters Of the Gar
to Be Removed to Sis.
toVa.
Suleiman Pasha's Army Seriously Decl-
mated by Typhus Ferer.

Suleiman Pasha's Army Seriously Deci-
mated by Typhus Feger.
FRANCE.
INTENSE INTEREST IN THE ELECTION.
PARIS, Oct. 13.-Pubiic interest III the cleo
tion, which takes place tomorrow, is becoming
manifest III the streets. The Republican COLL
meuts on President MacMahon's las. manifesto
urc very severe. The expulsion Of Bcdell, the
American, for canvassing tor Menier, radical
Republican, at Mont Rouge, has been made SO
mucn Of by the Republican papers that the
Foreign Office has addressed 4 rcproving aud
admonltory comn,uuiquc to the BEN Public
aud La Frunce, and the same to the RaRptt.
PAPERS sElzED-
The agents OF the London papers are required
to produce written license for the delivery Of
their bundles at the station. The sale Of papers
thus depends On the pleasure Of the Govern
ment. Tie Daily -Ne7rs was seized at the post
aud railway yesterday.
The Duke de Cazes, in 4 speech at Llbourne,
admitted no distinction between the Republican
party aud the Communists.
uUGo's SENTIMENTS.
At meeting lust night, supporting CREWS
caudidature, Victor Hugo presided, aud said:
"Francc is Of age. Shc knows VIVA: she wants.
Moutesquieu would hesitate to say to her, :Ay
pulicy' Washington would not dare to say,
MY will At the tlat Of universal suffrage the
clouds Will dlsperse. FFance VIII si'e LIZ.
orders, und no Matter VINO IL NAV u, ue VIII
obey 1 will not offer anybody the insult OF
doubling his Obedience. The victory Is already
ccrtalu We feel some pity and We Will not
| n,sh nurv;rtnrv hrnond reasonable bounds; but
tno ,r;,,mnn of Law and r;rht is certain, Have
sa:.,, =. w.. ,,,,,trr anil n.var 1esn.ir Frame
."'N" s,,..,:.., :" w. ,,;..;a, n,..,,,,y un,i,.,-
"as p'eoest.ue1 A-;s"";, - f.nt;z',e ~ t,a
eus pat ~ 4H447o4' So @p
past, she sh4les supeto'9' Hnu "otAe
III Tue ne'o VI loea9' 'dlo III 1Ae "''o -
she makes even ncf ca1ast1opAes se@'e As i
foundation for the future. les; YOU may e.
pect everything Of France. She makes use o1
the mast formidable Of revolutions to found
thu uoSt stable of Governments.
.r,,pss IN TIFF rrpru1,1ctS ELECTORS.
,rna f,1,>r.,no ,,,,;fcstn has be.n addressed
',1l.."ra ~ tn, of+ NJ Tho srnoto.
- ~ t,,..-,-. A. +ha ,o.+ ,no,nent
surname .tfor, ia about to be made to influence
your 'ote u Luz "a'an 1.l,,, s .:..,.;oas 49,,
:,.. a1ee7 49,, III d,,,,s,d whv- Rrn,1i. ond
na,,r,nn of ,he Ministry lave ouiy adyersaries Of
the Iepuollc lol .usn nte tha ,asas
A'hlsirs leave a"pu'':uou 4uu s,,.;Ia -s',.
lent ATTACK o. WHICH IL Is eoe ooJce'' "H4'. ~,
| prosecute with all their power men VINO dcfenu
it: And you will reply: NO, we 10 not
believe it," II YOU are told this Ministry is nut
subject tu clerical influence you will remember the
;nlnluenccs and prayers placed publicly at the
80. ~ sc;o1 ri n,1ldatr. md ypu will repIy
SERVICES VI o"e'A1 ;. =, 49,, 49,. ,o,, tba+
I'VE 10 Eot oe!ieFe you you 4te 'o1o '".I
the Republican Electors would pinnee tne country
;ntn trnublc aud danger, you will show them the
.,, ~ ,a;c,.1 r,n,ntr.-nl, enemies of the
na.',aon rr;nr-nna couceuliuy neither their
ksp"ohcan tef'me 7a- 49,, sa, ,.;,l r.n,v. I've
| aims nor their hopes' anu you VII! feply' We
uJ ,",1 the the Government, guarantee. order and
peace, you will reply that most profound oraer
prevailed before Tue loth u aas 'AAe - naa no.
since then ceased to prevail. despite much proVoca
t;on, anu you Will repeat, with the late ThieFs,
Ina' ''~ '' .,.;.,. .ad ,o-,,rha,,,.
characterized ~ auaicn''As anu p.. ,a
Electors You will voe Tor 'ns ' anu 9a y9a W.
,s:,., -, i,.r,t to vour liberty. to the dignity
"n'c'! alc az ~ - ,ho ao,oro,1ntv ~ rhe
OF UNIVERSAL '0nA''' A''' >''~ '>' -
VICTOR AND MAC.
oo+ 12-Thc italian Ambassador here
".' ;uto-,;o,v ,,;.,, pr.e,1e,. n,n.
has had q cordial lntcrVle" Will fEestdent -Aae-
>.,,,, and assnrp,} him Of the good diSpO8itiOu
ataTo1, - Tt'i'. "AA
u LILLY rnvxcu %, ,1rtcs
D.,,z oo+ 1MN,noi4nn. .leTonc. known as
AI,n, ois ;s = candidate for the French Fara
I1ol-i JILL, ILL.,, - ,e ,,rin:s fsIanl nj Cnrsica liz
ment 'to, s n;,, Ine.G o'1dress 20 =, ,h rotars
has 5sueu luz . ~ th. aiprtoral 3istr;cts: @
o1 tA1accol' ohc ~ -nI .s ~ -. n~~''.;
mt IN end to the commission I received by you1
"n;rv eo,Gn and convinced that alone cuu grappie
.;,' ar ndyersariss. present myself agaln iu
! your sntfrur.s Mn bound to the Cor.icans,
whose sru.pathc= raisel ME up as a citizen whrt
events had struck me down ~ Prince. Ios
know tue position assumed ne, IN ahe as4emoS
counter Revolution: aia nor ,;.. he7,ta!e ,G ps
conid not ,oon ~ so arnc rucu =, "'t st Me1cns
pnin,hcanss: ai1, IN ~ vcars fIance viii b. Re
nnbican." The triumph Of the Government in tn
pp,.c,ions would lerd to an attempt to rcsto1s