The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-05-24
TELEGRlAPHIC NEWS.
NOON DISPATCHES.

CIRCLEvILLE, o., May 10. = Tie
Mansfield bank has suspended.
WASHINGTON, May 10. - John B.
johnson, late auditor, and Charles 81.
Thompson, late State assessor, are af-
ter Cockrem's pace of assessor of the
Louisiana district. VIM. III. Hunt can
be district attorney if he wants the
place. Wharton and Leonard are losing
ground. Jourbert is coming to the
surface among the aspirants for naval
office. Packard does not want the of
flee of assistant treasurer at New Or
leans, it appears Packard is chary
of using what influence he may have.
He goes no farther than to write letters
to otfice-seekers that he deserves recog-
milton from the administration. No
particular office is designated in the
letters.
Col. James Brady has been appoint
ed collector of internal revenue for tie
second Virginia district, gice Richard
son.
ALBANY, May 19.-Disorders follow
ed the vote of the assembly sustaining
the Governors veto of the bill appro-
priating a million dollars for a new
State House. A mob of workmen held
possession of the Capitol tor some
time, insulting the members, and in
some instances assaulting them. A
company of police were sent for, who
guarded the Capitol.
SPRINGFIELD, May 19.-P. T. Bar
mum and the father of Charlie Ross Of
fer SO, 900 for the boy and no ques-
tions asked.
CLEVELAND, May 19.-Mrs. Dono
van, having quarreled with her hus-
band, took her six months boy and
two.year old girl to the Willow street
bridge and drowned herself and chill
dren. The bodies were recovered.
WASHINGTON, May let is stated
that the Russian fleet left the Ameri-
can waters upon intimation from the
State Department that their departure
was desired.
A special hence says that the Presi-
dent offered the solicltorship of the
Treasury to Governor Chamberlain.
The Russians appear to have crossed
between REM and Ibrail in spite of
the Turkish monitors and are now
awaiting the deployment of the center
and right wing on the line of the rlver.
PARIS, May 19.-The Senators of the
Left held meeting and issued a mani
festo to the nation which concludes ::
Considering that the present crisis,
which has been raised without reason
amidst profound peace in the country
and in presence of events abroad.
alarms the interests of the country and
justifies every distrust, it seems neccs-
sary to reassure France that the Sena-
tors of the Left express their firm con-
viction that the Senate will not asso-
ciate itself with any undertaking
against republican institutions, and
they declare that they will resist any
policy which threatens public peace. I"
This vigorous protest and the mani
iesto of deputies are producing great
impressions. A new Propagation is ex-
pected and a dissolution in three
months after.
There was great excitement in Paris
and the Provinces last night and to-day,
but no disturbances.
The Times quotes a threatening ar
ticle from the st. Petersburg Official
Gazette which points significantly to q
war of revenge against Germany.
The Paris papers say that the Presi-
dents policy may be summed up as a
maintenance of public order at home
and scrupulous preservation of peace
abroad.
The Marshal counts on the prudence
of all good citizens to second him in
his task.
BERLIN, May 19.-The article in the
st. Petersburg OFFICIAL Gazette, which
has attracted so much attention, con-
tsins the following: ''The turn sf-
fairs have taken in France is calculated
to inspire Germany and her close friend
Italy with most serious reflections.
A victory of the Ultramontanes in
France occurring simultaneously with
an Ultramontane victory in the Italian
Senate is fraught with the gravest con-
sequences. Germany cannot remain
Indifferent. 1t is incumbent on her to
display the greatest watchfulness. A
victory of the Roman curia opens the
prospect of a war of revenge, and it is
only through an alliance with France
that the curia can find possibility of
waging war against Germany and
Italy"
WASHINGTON, May 19.-Washburne
officially advises the State Department
of French crisis He apprehends
that the differences are irreconcilable.
The case of Admiral Porter and
others for prize money for the capture
of the Texas and the Beaufort has been
dismissed.