The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-06


ExclUslv1xY 70 re uTRlJoRscHA
CALIFORNIA.
San FRAHcIsco, Jan o. Sailed,
ship Templar. Seattle; bark Gen Cobb.
SGbeck; bark 6anosst. Tscoms.
Arrived. Steamer Dakota. Victoria;
ship Dsshing Wave. Tacoma.
EAsTERN STATES.
FARxIxsTox, (Hs.) Jan 3.-L,uis
Voter (Democrat). counted in BY the
fusionists . Representative, has returned
his certificate TO tho Governor. belisv-
ing the reason given for the disfrsn-
chissment OF Pennington 10 not suffi.
cient to justify his acceptance of the
position.
NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-The outlook
for the cape trade for the coming year
il brighter than for long time past,
- many Of those who have been under
contract arc about to renew their ship
msuts via Cape Horn, - in fact seveoal
have done already. OF the total mum.
Der of vsscels dispatched last yeor 4
were coal ladsn; leaving So with gen
eral cargo. which il estimated ct about
the Same - last year, Q: about lac, 900
tons. Of the total number OF depart
ures. 80 vessels vera from this port. II
from Philadelphia. 3 from Boston and
4 from Baltimore. The tonnags on
berth to Caps trade, including vessels
registering. aggregate % .661 tons. OF
this number it 10 thought 8 will be
dispatched so San Francisco, aad ct
least 2 to Portland. At the wharves
today there was not much doing. except
closing ont vessels which cleared
Wednesday, and also at Columbus.
which arc now loading vessels The
tonnage continues TO accumulate aud
business in ell directions 10 pending for
vessels in all OF the California lines,
and one or two will probably be taken
early 10 the coming week.
SAVANNAH. Jan. S.-General Grant
held . reception this morning at the
City Exchange. A number Ut West
Pointers. citizens and oolorsd people
called. Today tho authorities ga, the
party 90 excursion down the river
below Fort Jscksvn. In the evening
Grant. Sheridan and Fred Grant diued
ct the residence Of Gen H p jackson,
and met Gems AcLaws, Wayne, Law
ton and other army officers. At night
the aldermen gave . ssreDade ct the
hotel. Grant responded briefly. The
party leave at PM. tomorrow for
Florida.
WARRINGTON, Jan. 2.-The violent
talk 20 generally prevalent few days
ego In regard 70 the situation in Maine
has greatly subsided. and it il now
almost universally believed that some
solution OF the difficulties will he
reached without resort to forcible
measurss on either side. Il 10 kuexn
that several Democratic Senators have
telegfaphed from this city 10 Gov.
0aroslon earnestly sdvising him to
agree to Ex-senator Aorrill's proposal
for an arbitramsnt Of the matter By the
State Supreme Court, and IL 10 under.
steod that . number Of Republican
Senators. including Ednuuds. An
ehony and Buruside. have advised the
Maine Republicans not 10 take any
steps which might look like appealing
to foece. but in default Of 0srcelon's
agreeing TO reter the case 10 the Su-
peemo Court. 10 submit 70 their wronQs
Under Protect and endeavor to induce
the Legislature to carry out the spirit
OF tbs Law under the letter which Gar.
colon claims to have estsd. One Of the
msst prominent Republican Senators
now 10 Warrington expresses the op;u.
lon that tho 0sreelcn legislature will
aseemble without molestation on the
9th OF January: that the Repu blicAns
will then demand that immediate stems
b taken TO correct their alleged wrooes
before the election Il had for 0oyesnor.
and that THE demand viii Ct least. 70
so0e extent II not wholly, b can.
Piled With. L h expected, however.
b mosk representatives in this city
that n The event Of noa-compliance
with such sdsmasdcthe Maine Repub.
licans viii organiss . Legislature Of
theif ova and proceed 70 elect Davis
Governor. Il 10 alsn now remarked.
that IN The cass this b done il would
% very easy 20 throw the vhele NOR.
q power Of the national admin,stra
tion into the scale in favor of Davis.
by simple congraialstory Telegram.
70 b sent b. Ratheriord B. HAYES.
IN acknowledgment Of telsaraphic On.
nouncemsnt IRON Davis that the Leg.
ielssose bed on sseh day duty elected
hin 0oveeooe This cousss, Il . Or.
gued would. AVOID al question Of
night oe formal rsooghitioa q ons
u the tso eovernments By the Presi.
dent hut would exert practically the
same e0eet - . favorable onIcial re-.
sponse n . call for ths nasianai A..
distance to suppress domestic iasur-
sectioa.
sUa~pr.
LONDON, Jan S.-A correspondent ~
C"sstsesis.nple says Th~ Bsiei-h An.
hassadur hst DoaR Interviews With the
6alsan ~ Wednesday lase Itis under.
ssnod thai r.sek. ~ Naham u<dan
prjssk wiil b. litersted. and Knohl~r
- 0esmaa ni1sioosry. will have his
papess rssuvnr& 4 wsissen. bat a,oe
tsaal apa1noy vill b. oade fnr ~
Sosess ulsgal 80. Ainissee Iayar6