The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-08
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EAA1ERN MATES
NV YORK. April Some Wall
street operators have been buying
largely in wheat during the past few
days. considering the probability Of IN
earlier sharp advance 10 cereals than in
the general stock lists.
DEs MONIES, April THE Republic
cans elected county delegates to the
State convention, fourteen counties
giving 137 votes. all for Blaine, and
al instructed for him. Five other
counties are for Blaine. but were not
so instructed. No delegates have been
elected for any other cAsdida.e except
the delegation from Burlington. today
which are chiefly for Grant, though
not instructed.
WARRINGTON. April "A gentlemen
Who arrived here from Connecticut pre-.
diets that the convention in that State
today will send delegation to Chicago
that will be very much mixed aud will
be divided, they think. about equally
between the three candidates and Ed.
munds. giving each three votes.
EUROPE.
PARIS. April 6-Leon Say succeeds
Admiral Polhuau as French Ambassa>
dor to London.
Three hundred amnes,iei commu-
nists have arrived at Brsst from New
CAledonis.
A letter from Prince Jerome N.po-
leon. implying utter dissvowal of the
section Of the Bonapartists represented
by Paul de Casagnac. is likely T. lead
to rupture between the clerical and
non clerical Bopapsrtists Prince Jer-
ONE Napolevn's letter en- the subject Of
DEGREES against religious societies il
fatal. and q vote Of ceDsure in the Sen
ate or Cabinet If the Conservative Re-
publicans who are willing to join the
Royal,sts in such division could not be
carried by the Bonap.rtist Senators
now il they wished to do 90 without
openly rebelllng against their chief
PARIS, April lie Pays expresses
tho opinion that Prince jerome Napo.
leon 10 writing the letter just published
committed irreparable mistakes, and
exclai,ns. "If that is the empire offered
TO us we reject it with scorn."
LONDON. April 8-Advicss iron,
Capetown. dated April 5th. say pescs
preservation was today proclaimed in
Bosuta;aud. Probably done in connec.
ton with the disarmament Of natives
from whom trouble was apprehsnded.
ST PETERSBURG. April 6.-The Jour-
nal De st Petersburg, referring to alarm.
list reports relave to the intentions Of
Chins, says that il is in position to
announce that according to latest intel.
ligence from Picking the Chinese Gov
eminent manifetts o desire to renew
nsgatirtions relative to Kuldjs. ~ 4
treaty concluded BY Chung Chew. late
Cbiuese Ambassador to Russia, cannot
be ratified. aud the Chinese Ambasss-
doris plan is to come to st Petersburg
to contract new negotiations.
MADRID. April IA Democratic
manifesto signed by 279 former Depu.
ties and Senators, and 81 journalists, ID
published. It demands the religieua
liberty Of the press. public meetings,
association education. universal suffrage,
decen traliz~tion. obligatory military
service for all, economy in the public
service. respect of the rights of individ.
uals, control over finances. assimila-
ton of Cuba to Spain. and the irremov.
ability Of judge. Deputies approved
the frst thirteen articles Of the Cuban
Budget, enquiry protecting at the
Ministrp Of Finance. relative to means
Of developing the Spanish mercantile
marine. Senior Armenseul Cantalo.
nisn, shipbuilder. in the course Of en-.
quiry. expressed the opinion that the
prrcArious position OF Spanish ship .,ing
was due { !: he disastrous competition il
has sustained in the Cuban trade more
particularly on the part Of the Usised
States. and urged that Spanish and
Cuban shipping be protected 10y lower.
ing Consular dues for loading, aud
other charges. and that treaties Of com.
mercs BE- concluded With England and
the Uuiie,i States