Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-16


1t is I'D that Napoleon does not intend to in
terfere in ,l2 pres N, rebellion, aad that he will
remove all pretcxt for an interference with Mexi-
CO. The Pope has written letter to Maximillian,
in which he Claims thai the church preatss have a
right to CONTROL church property. He also insists
upon the cxclusioa Of dissenting religion.
The Philadelphia Bulletins Washington dis.
arrested and lodged in JAIL charged with planning
the assasnasion- Of the President. The evidence
against him is said TO be p siive.
General Pope announces that arrangements
have been made to protect overland travel and
trade.
s. r Montgomery, the representative from
Howard county, and one Of the editors Of the How
ard Tribune, ~, been commissioned Lieutenant
Colonel in the Regular Army. iie served three
years and Are mon hs as high private in the 2O,h
Indiana regiment.
Samuel Hoari, E4l.. has been appointed
Postm ,.ter at Chicago in the pl.ca of John L.
Scripps, Esq, who declined to accept re appoint
mcnt.
The Nav York Herald thinks the rebellion is
on its last legs. AMI that the rebellion will crum-
bic away without an)ihcr battle.
y collision occurred recently between the
white AMI c1lored troops at Fort Pickering near
Memphis, in which several negroes and one white
man killed.
The U. S. Senate adjourned on Saturday
night. there being no business of sufficient impor-
tance TO detin them.
Mr.. Ncolay, the Presidents Private Secreta-
nv. has beel appointed and confirmed as Consul to
/ Paris.
BY an &C, fihc Legislature ofthis State. the
salaries of Common Pleas Judge have been raised
10 1850.
Tho state OF feeling in North Carolina is
plainly evident from the tone OF the press and re-
cent events. Nearly whole company OF the 9th
North Carolina cavalry deserted a few days since
AMI came into Newborn. bringing their horses and
equipments Negroes coming in in large
numbers The rebels are conscrptng all the boys
they can lay hands on. Both the troops and peo-
pie Of that State are represented IS heartily sick
of the
The Union prisoners confined at Florence, S
c., were sent to Salisbury the approach OF Sher-
MN. On the way m ,ny csc ipci and reached our
lines a, Newborn, under guidance Of negroes and
loyal whites.
ARA ngcments have been made to exchange
ten thousand prisoners at Wilmington. and they
are now being forwarded.
Cyrus P. Bradley, of Chicago. died in that
citv, On Monday last, after an illness of six days.
Mr. Br,iley wis well known in tho West, as hav-
ing been Chief of the police OF Chicago, and after
wards most successful detective. lie wac a ter
ror 70 robbers and counterfc;tcrs.
Eek Senator Hale has been appointed Minister
to Spain.
Seven hundred bounty jumpers and seventeen
brokers were arrested on Saturday at iloboken
ami sent to G 1vernor's Island in irons.
"A rebel dispatch says that twentr-two steam
crs aud transports have arrived in Mobile Bay. and
\ large number of troops Dauphin Island
and at Pensacola, which indicates an attack on
Mobile.
Mr.. Hunter made n bitter speech in the robe
Senate on the passage Of the bill to arm tie Slaves
lie voted for it under protest, dcnonucins the Leg
stature Of Virginia, and demanding the resigna-
ton of Jef Davis. He said the passage of the
measure was an abandonment OF the grounds upcr
which the South seeded, and showed from Stats
tics that no large number OF negroes CO Id be en-
listed without stripping the country Of the labore
! absolutely necessary to produce food.
; Vice President Johnson has returned t.
Washington with improved health.
, General Sherman wrote letter to Wad,
3 Hampton on the 24th ult., informing him that h,
shnnd execute overweight rebel prisoners in re
taliation for like number Of men murdered by tn,
rebels while foragipg. Sherman asserts his RICH
to forage the enemy, and says that he shall pro
tect his foragers by taking life for life. Hampton
replies that he knows nothing Of such murders
but that he will execute two men for every on,
r hus executed by Sherman, selecting officers as tn,
E first victims.
The fleshet has Destroyed Government stores
at Eastport Mississippi, to the am ,uns Of 81 ,OOo,
/. 900. - IaS r.. rLG 81
5 The election in Now Hampshire on last Tues
{ day resulted in glorious Union triumph. Smyth
the Union candidate for Governor. is elected b.
! over 6.00a majority. and all three of the Uniol
> candidates for Congress are elected. which il
= gain of enc. There lie no doub. that both branch
i es of the Legislature are strongly Republican.
u l.. --DlFect news mas NJ iisL Deen recelEeu lOn
r Sherman. See official bulletin. Laurel Hill j
n about ono hundred miles from Wilmington in
n northwest directions about thirty miles from tn
s Soaih Carolina line, and about flty miles fror
Fayetteville, which seems to be his next objcctiv
2 point. This news had a depressing influence up
q on gold en- Tuesday in New York, causing it I
all to l7eIa. or a decline Of about ten cents.
"a The latest Richmond papers admit that SheE
idan has played the mischief with t'icir avenues
J.. supplies tor Richmond and Lees army, and ex
J. press fears which are believed 70 be well ground
It ed, that he has ere this reached Burkesviie, tn
junction of the Petersburg and Lynchburg and th
}. Richmond and Danville Railroads. thus complies
" cutting of Richmond in all directions. II h
i, succeeded in making successful crossing Of tn
N James river. he has no doubt accomplished tbl
,f important object. tits even reported that Shed
L, dan has captured Lynchburg; hus this Is probabi
,s untrue. for rynchburg vas prepared for seig'