Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-11-25
CLIPPINGS.

oil Michigan Clty, gives tnat place pop
iillation of 1857 Number of children be-
tween the ages Of ) anil 81 years, as follows:
males, 452; females 61;-total, 9l3.
The Offices of Sheriff and Treasurer in
Marion county have been in contest. The
Board of Commissioners have given the
former to John Wallace, and decided that
there was no election for Treasurer. So
there is to be another election.
The Springfield Ill. Register Doug
las), OF Friday. publishes reports from all
the counties in the State. and admits Re
publican majority of 5.97s ON the State
ticket. This is rather larger than the Chi
cago Press made it. The whole RepuLli-
can vote Of the State is l35, lis. Fremont
received SO. 100.
"A fellow named Jerry Mace, who was
sent to the Pcnitentiary from DAYTON for
robbing the house of MIR. joel Eastbrook,
some years ago, has been released, his term
being out. and has brought suit. preparing
the papers himself, against Eastbrook for
'.malicious prosecution" and laid his dam
ages at $4,000.
The board of canvasssers in New York
City. on the 22d inst. rejected as fiaudu-
lIent the congressional returns from the 4tll
district, in the first ward. This takes sew
enty votes from Sickles, who has obtained
a man,lamus to compel the board TO count
these votes.
The story, which we copied last week,
lefa witty rctort upon Mr.. Corwin by stu
dent of Antioch College, during the recent
trial of the difficulty between the students
and the President, is contralictcd. The
Xcnia Ners says that the student. instead Of
making the witty reply attributed to him.
wilted down, and said never word. The
retort was an aftcrthought. issts
Accounting to census Just taken, The
population Of St, Louis is $685. souls
of which 59,697 are Americans; 43, S74
Gcrmans: 22,014 Irish; 1872 FREQ blacks
1 ,4S4 slaves, and the remainder other na
, tionalities.
, With A 900 Germans it is no wonder
that ST. Louis is for free labor and free
dom.
The frigatc Niagara. from Charleston
with the rescued negroes from the slave
: Echo, arrived at ST. Vincent on the 22d
en- route for Monrovia-57 negroes died Oh
the passage.
The LONDON Times speaking of fh
> wrctched condition of Mexico, says Their
. is no reason why England should oppos
: the ambitious designs Of the government a
/ Washington 1t considers the establish
. ment Of any government with law and OF
der in Mexico would be gain. Also. rid
: icules the Spanish expedition as farcica'
; audit contends that every gun fired o
+ Mexican territory is fred to ultimate prof
h of the great Anglo Saxon northern confed
eracy. 80 7ef
a Mr. Gladstone is about to proceed
I the Ionian Islands as Lord High Commi.
- sioner to regulate British Protcctorate..
!! .stACamanche Indians are very hostil
n Their chief Buffalo Hemp" sent word
+ Texas that he would not make peace ii
5 every Camanehc was killed. 1t was repor
i, ell that the Camanches had burned the gra,
\ on the Plains. which would suspend Bealc
lie operations till spring. .aieSle'
Senator Brodcrick. Of California, h,
Z arrived at ST. Louis. He left Salt Lal
: Oct. LIST, encountered good deal of sno
r. and severe cold weather on the mountain
ID He had rib broken by the upsctting
the coach near Kansas City. also his fo'
frozen on the mountains.
- There will be three exciting contes
u of seats in the next House of Represent
IT, tivcs The seats are those of Barnett.
in ST. Louis; Florence. of Philadelphia, al
!. Sickles. of New York. .goisa.tsu
= @S-Hon. Edward Everett is already ind
"a way again with His Washington CRATIC
G., His earnings with that production are /
e ready above 800. 900. 's<fes
The National Era states that it is
sn purpose of Senator Sumner to return
ng this country in the latter part Of this mon
a. and resume his seat in the Senate.
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