The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-11-06

Of New York AID Brooklyn indicate
that Cornell is elected. He will come
to Harlem Rive. with plurality # a;
lsa.t $4,000, sg.inst which Robinson
h., about IL COO in New York city AMI
sbous 10, GOO IN Brooklyn This eslca-
la.ion elects Cornell by q plurality o.
/ 1900, which may Be increased 20 Is.
90 or reduced n 10000.
HARTFORD, Nor. The election ii
/ Connecticut today vas Tor the Lesi.la-
ture only and for the Senate Fec
ticn, were beli II only eleven o,
/ tventy-one districts. CT these the
/ Reput licaus cleo. ten and the Demo
( Gratis enc or the Senators elected las:
year who hold over this year seven ara
/ Republicans and three Democrats. SC
/ tia: the Senate will stand seventeen
! Republicans and four Democrats The
House viii probably stand abou: 81
: TO %. or majority OF between. 60 al
20 on joint ballot The Legislature
now elected does net choos, United
States Senator, ba. the Senators new
elected hold over till lex. year. aud
will vote for a Senator TO succeed
Eaton.
WASHINGTON, Nov. r. General
Grant has tesegraphed that be can pos.
pone other engagements, AID will
therefore, lie the Presidents guest on
the 10Th. at the uGvsiliDg tEe monu.
meEt to General Thomas.
NEW YORK, Nov. 4-By the steam
ship Arizona came 2l3 Mormon imui.
grants and IL Mormon missionaries,
who ha been 1t work in Great Britain
on the Continent and in Germany, fox
nearly two years. Most of the Mormons
were in families. q majority being me.
chanics in various trades. with few
farmers. They come in about equal
divisions from Scotland, Wales. Eng
land and Scandinavian countries. and
most of them will go to Ogitn. Logan
and Elko.
A Tribune Washin gton speG.l says;
Scnor Arosenena. the uey Minister
from the United States Of Columbia.
who was presented to the President y
few days ago. says that some Of the sur
veys. either Of the Panama or Nicara-
guam routes, seem to be sufficiently
complete and careful to warrant a Sc
lection Of either of these routes in pref
erence to the other. Both. he believes
are feasible, however. the principal
question involved being simply that of
expense. Panama is q member OF the
Of the confederation which Seror Aros-
enema rperesents. aud he is an advo-
cate of the Panama route He says
that the Government and the PEOPLE of
that STATE take deep interest in the
dscu sion now going on. bat they arc
declared from taking any active s.eps
in the matter by reason OF the couce. =
sion made to Lieut. Wysc, which forms
the basis of d.: Lesseps' plan Of action.
Senior Arosemena has give the question
much personal attention. He wrote a
pamphlet on this subject thirty years
sso. advocating the construction of q
cansl across the Is,bmus The party
Of engineers lately sen. out By De Los
seps to make the new sarvey of the
Isthmus are already Oh the ground
The party may wait the coming Of the
dry season. which is so favorable for
hCio WIN Drl.ie uUtlCIthkLUS 6uT
vey OF the r,uts A: ether times OF the
year that r.g; IA is inundated by heavy
rains. The country to he surveyed is
almost inaccessible to parties Of engi =
neers. and the work will b. one Of g, eat
difficulty The Wyse route compre-
bends n very deep cut through the
mountains or short tunnel. 1t is not
yet known. however. whether the tun-
Iel will be required under any circum-
stances. it being possible that some de-
preston or pass exists across the moun.
tain range. which can be taken aivan-
tagc Of at q great saving Of expense.
The facts about this matter will be
better known after the survey by the
engineers under NJ. Blanchet.
BERLIN. Oct. 3l.--The budget was
presented in the Prussiaa chamber Of
deputies today. It shows ali estima-
ted deficit of I'll .9Ol $40 for the next
fiscal year. which the government
proposes to cover by q loan, as also a
deficit Of S3,lS6.l25 remaining from
the current fiscal year.
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