Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-06-30
News Of the Week.


dead lock. The Commissioners, as they
claim, in the exercise of their best judg.
ment, uniniuenced by personal interest
after careful review of all favorable sites
located the peniteutiary at Fl Wayne. and
so the building of prison for the presen,
is put at rest. We think the prison will
be located at indianapolis.
The Republicans of Laporte county
have nominated Luther Mann for Record.
er.
Extensive preparations are being made
for grand Celebration of the 4th of July.
a, Lafayette. Among the speakers to be
present are Gov Willard and Tom Cor
win.
1t is said Il at German merchants of New
York are in possession Of private advices
which render it certain that Prussia and all
Germany will Immediately join Austria in
her struggle with France.
A destructive FIRE occurred at Milwau-
kee. Wis, on the 22nd instant, destroying
Young's Block adjoining the Custom
House. Loss estimated at 100000 on
the buildings.
Kossuti. at the close of his speech at
Glasgow, said:
Il bid you farewell May bountifu1
Providence pour its blessings on each and
all Of you, on your city, and on your coun
try at large; that strong by the enjoyment
of the first gift of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
star Of Britannia may shine from the can.
opy of nations with undiminished luster."
Tho Boston Traveller. noticing the ap-
pointment of Douglas delegates to the
Charlestown Convention, from Vermont,
says:
1.-The indications from Maine are that
Douglas delegates will be sent from that
State, and we shonld not be surprised il
he obtained the votes Of all the delegates
from the New England States"
The laying of the corner stone of the
Catholic Cathedral at Fit. Wayne. Sunday
week ago; Arch Bishop Purcell, of Gin
cinnati. and several other Bishops and
Clergy were present.
The Post Master General discontinued
tie following post Offices in Indiana during
the present month:
Celestia. Marshall Co; Easter. Orange
Co; Holmesvlle. LaPorte Co. Aurora,
Lawrence Co; Spring Mill, Lawrence Co;
marlborough. Warrick Co: Dawson, JAS
per Co, Blantou, Green Co; Menden, Mad
ison Co.
The New York Times of the Esd con-
tains note to the editor from Kossuth, da-
ted, London. June 9th, together with an
,,11,,ess to the Hungarian exiles residing
in the United States. in which he warns
his fellow -coun.rvmen. 'ha; ii is not We.
time for them to move or attempt to take
part in the war.
The President has issred procl.ma-
ton for the sale of public lands in Iowa,
commencing at Fl. Dege on the 26th Of
September. and at Sioux City on the Sd
of October. They are in the north-wes-
tern part of Iowa, at the head of the Des-
moines river and its tributaries.
In 1854 the total value of real estate in
Indiana was returned at S176. 1874 981
The late assessment makes it 3l8 .43O, 1865
Increase ............S141 $50, 1884
This increase of real estate is to be at
tributed largely to our railroad system d.
rectiy and Indirectly.
The total taxables of the State are put
down as follows:
Zeal Estate. So4o, 4oO,0o5
Personal Property. .14l .O37,977
Total taxables. .S489, 1853 ,842
The Washington States of the 18th inst.
says that Hon Robert Dale Owen. is about
to return TO Indiana. after en- absence oil
years, during FIVE of which he was Min
lister near the Neapolitan government,