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Seine, has been permitted unanswered by
the municipality to express a hope that
the central mayOraltY be filled by the
choice of the chief magistrates.
A despatch from Copenhagen reports
that the Danish Government has ordered
a search for the wrecked Arctic Eppedi-
ton.
November election intelligence in Amer
lea states that New York has an over
whelming Democratic majority.
Pennsylvania has also decided in favor
of the Democrats and the result in Con-
n|ecticut and N~ewhampShire will proba-
bly, be Democratic.
1t is expected that the next Congress
will be a Democratic one.
Prices unaltered.
StThomas, 6th.-The "Grappler" sue
ceeded in e~ffecting the repairs of the Trim
dad Demerara cable yesterday; and i'm
mediately proceeded to the repair of the
st. Vincent-St. Lucia section, which will
complete telegraphic communication when
effected.
New York, 9th Nov,-The elections
have resulted in Democratic victories
throughout the States, causing a perfect
revolution in politics.
1t is stated that the next Congress will
have q Democratic majority of sixty.
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the Goyernorship of New York, was one
hundred and %Scyenty-fve thousand.
English Parliamentary Intelligence
states that Mr.. Gladstone, replying to
Sir Stafford NOrthcotc, said that Closure
means more work and less talk, he sharp
" criticised The action of the Irish mem
berS III talking ab0ut home rule, but at
the same time OUstructing discussion i'll
such legislation by the House.
Lord Randolph Churchill is proposing
tifty-two amendments to the Cloture resO-
buttons.
A Reuters's despatch from Paris states
that the Home policy of the Government
is to ellace the Republican divisions, to
suppress all hostile manifestations, and
to support NJ. Tirard's financial programme.
1t will also urge the reorganization OF
the military-tho foreign policy is neither
one Of prOyOcatiOn nor abdicatiOn.
A diplomatic despatch from Rome m.
nOuuccs that General Menabrea, Marquis
de ValGOaa, has been accredited Italian
Ambassador in France.
The death is reported Of Baron de Larcy,
French Senator.
London, Nov. 9th-The stock Of sugar
at the four home ports on the 4th instant,
was 2I3,000 tons against 1}4,00O tons for
the corresponding period last year.
New York, Nov. l0th.-A Dublin dGS-
patch states that the Irish press, comment
ing on Mr.. GladStone'S speech, interprets
it us indicating a more favorable consider
alton Of the Home Rule policy.
London news reports that Mr.. Gladstone,
in the course of a speech delivered at tho
Mansion House, declared that the tone of
Irish affairs was better.
Telegraphic dispatches from Paris an.
nounce the ~ra-Opeuing of the French
Chambers. The Government statement
was we'll received with the exception of a
reference to the danger to be apprehended
from the anarchists, which was protested
against by the Extreme Left. The state
ment declares that the Government is
studying the British proposition respect
ing Egypt, which it remarks contains very
emphatic expressions as to their IntGn ton
to maintain order in that country.
The Extreme Left party held a meeting
to urge the revision Of the Constitution.
The Paris paper lie Temps, in an editO
rial asserts that the credit is unexpectedly
less than vi. Tirard'S estimate.
M. Beaulieu, in an article in the journal
des DebatS, criticising the situation, asserts
that the TaGes, the Credit, and the Conf
dence in the Government are III an unheal-
thy condition, and adds that the deficit
will probably reach one hundred and fifty
millions of francs.
The above article has caused a decline
in the price Of rentes.
New York, 10th.
Flour ~ brl. ST. Lawrence brand. $500